Amalgamated Association wage scale to be considered at convention
Wage committee report defers public release of proposed base scale of 550 for boiling on a 2 cent bar iron card. Changes aim to avoid wage reductions while securing terms for the coming year. Manufacturers resist yet expect possible continuance of present scale. workers vow to press for terms and may shutter mills if demands are unmet. President Weihe’s retirement cited amid criticism.
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Amalgamated Association
Iron Workers
Thut
Charges Against Dr Allen At General Assembly
Washington announces that Rev Dr Allen of Pittsburg secretary of the Freedmen's Board of the Presbyterian Church faces further charges after an attack at the General Assembly meeting in New York. The inquiry will be before the General Assembly as officials investigate alleged mismanagement of funds.
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Washington
Dr. Allen
Pitsburg
Freedmen's Board
The
Presbyterian Church
Hamlin
General Assembly
New York
Selconmts
Erie Republications nominate full state ticket
At a Republican County Committee meeting nominations were made for Foreman as Treasurer Judson Walker Waterford Henry Dean Erie EL Davis Secretary and Geo Snyder Erie with Paul McKay Waterford as Assistant Secretary A movement formed to discuss resolutions and town relief collection for survivors was noted.
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de Papeceas
Dispatch
Republican County Committee
Foreman
Judson Walker
Waterford
Henry Dean
Erie
EL Davis
Geo. Snyder
Paul McKay
Umberger Murder Trial Continues With Forty Witnesses
A Somerset telegram reports the Umberger murder trial proceeding with forty witnesses heard for the prosecution. The court resumed the Niceleys case this morning and adjourned for the day as the State plans to continue tomorrow.
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Umberger
Somerset
Niceleys
Pontvelt
Uniontown Factory Fire Causes Major Loss
A factory in Uniontown burned this evening, causing an estimated loss of about $15,000. The blaze destroyed machinery and belts, with preliminary reports attributing the fire to an electrical fault. Firefighters fought the flames into the night, aided by local volunteers.
Milk Shake Arrest Sparks Street Uproar on Smithfield
John A. Martin was arrested on Smithfield Street for selling milk on a Sunday. A crowd of about 140 gathered as Constable Carlisle read the warrant. Police later learned Martin was already out on bail for the same charge and the scene subsided after magistrate proceedings.
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John A. Martin
John
A Martin
Smithfield Street
Car Lisle
Martin
San
Young Carlisle
Bai
McKenna
James Ketter
Carlisle
Strawberry Alley
Seliin
Narrow Escape From Sewer Collapse At Center Avenue Pond
Three laborers John Moran Patrick Welsh and James More were cleaning the Center avenue pond sewer when the tunnel gave way. Water and dirt surged, the 100 foot mouth trapped them but a wave carried them out and down a hill about 20 feet. They suffered only minor bruises and scratches.
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John Moran
Patrick Welsh
James More
Center Avenue
Sixteenth Ward Schools elects board and staff
The Sixteenth Ward School Board organized by electing Thomas C. Graham president and Henry Nichols secretary. Regular meetings set for the first Wednesday monthly. George Givens and others were elected to the board replacing R. R. Warren. Samuel Principal Anna Bainford and Mrs. Corlett and others were re elected. McNamee and Mrs. Corlett filled resignations.
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Eixteenth Ward
Thomas C. Graham
Henry Nichols
George Givens
Sagen Engreers
R. R. Warren Ao
Samuel
Anna Bainford
Ald
McNamee
Corlett
Inquest Resumes on Cro nin Murder Case with Preliminary Evidence
The coroner's inquest at Cracco resumed to identify the body and review initial proof about the cottage furniture linked to Cronin's death. Testimony on the horse hire by Seeee aeah clan yielded no new or sensational facts.
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Crrcaco
Cronin
Seeee Aeah Clan
Judge Stowe Defines Grand Jurors Oath Duties
The Jane term of Criminal Court opened yesterday with Judge Stowe presiding. Foreman of the grand jury defined the oath of office and stated jurors had no duty to visit charitable institutions as their entire time falls to the Court.
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Stowe
Jane
Criminal Court
Se Aa Cs Deka
Ane
Anetearors
Local Assembly 2946 K of L holds special meeting
The brickmakers affiliated Local Assembly 2946 of the Knights of Labor met at EK of L hall last night with large attendance. Delinquent members were urged to rejoin and restore the 28 strong membership to its former size.
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K. of
Brckmakers
L. Hall
Deaf mute Isaiah Host arrested on Southside assault attempt
On Sunday night Isaiah Host, described as deaf and mute, was arrested in the Twentieth ward for attempting to force entry into Carson Street stores. He is said to be demented and claims to come from Columbus, with authorities noting the incident.
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Isaiah Host
Twentith Ward
Carson Street
Columb
Allegheny High School Committee Meets in Europe
Allegheny High School committees met during the trip in Europe. They planned for the school and settled minor matters regarding fences pavements and furniture.
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Allegheny High School
Europe
Two Men Reported In Beret Death in Payette City
Humane Society agent O'Brien received a complaint from Payette City about a Beret death attributed to two men. Investigators plan to interview witnesses and pursue tomorrow to clarify the incident.
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O'Brien
The
Humane Society
Payette City
John Wycoff
A Brakemas Hert Fatally
Robert Wright, a Pennsylvania Railroad employee, died in a brakeman fatally injured incident. Police and railroad officials investigated the wreck and related circumstances. The event prompted safety reviews and tributes from colleagues.
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Robert Wright
Pennsylvania Railroad
Child dies from porch fall on Min Street scene
A six year old child from Ne os at Min street near Penn avenue fell from a porch yesterday and sustained broken and internal injuries. The injuries may be fatal.
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Min Street
Penn Avenue
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices in Allegheny Volume
A consolidated list of funeral notices and obituaries from Allegheny area newspapers. Items name the deceased, sometimes age, residence, and funeral details including dates, times, and church or street locations. Several entries reference June dates and local venues such as St. John's Episcopal Church and St. Paul's Cathedral.
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Burrows
Jane
Feo
Annn
George Burrows
Caven
Ra Rr
Minnie
Annes
Ae Ieee
Faldence
Ravine
Thirty-third
Friends of the
Johnstown
Jon
Boquet Street
Oakland
Monpar
Beaver
Arero Asn
Moi
Steffler
Bargain Dress Goods Steep Discounts Amid New Shipments
Tuesday's sales feature heavy markdowns on silk warp Henrietta cloth 46 inches wide at 75 cents, New Blair and White Shepherd's Plaid 46 inches wide, and all wool 12 inch pin stripe suiting at 60 cents. Fresh Indian silks 22 inches wide at 46 cents join a large French black and white chalks run at 50 cents, with renewed black and white designs after fast-selling editions.
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Blair
India
Sarah
New Indias
Otee
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Ares
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Howes
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Powell Crosby
Cincinnati
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the Brickmakers’ Assembly
Lorena Council
Federal Street
Epee
Ayer
Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass
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California
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City
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Compan Soasard
Lnte
Martin Street
Allegheny
James Archibald & Livery and Sale Star
Third Avenue
Smithfield
Central Hotel
Pittsburg
Western Insurance CO
Wood Street
John B. Jackson
Wm.p. Herbert
Mylé
Des McClaren
Waugaman
Fourth Avenue
LACE
Nottingham
Brussels
Spain
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KEW
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Notsleas Victor
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Victor Alates
Slate
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Fleishman & Co S
Pittsburg, PA
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Anufacturers and Merchants
Fag Co
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John W. Chaltant
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Fifth Avenue
Mlle. E. Dreyer
Belfast
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Allegheny, PA
Market Street
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