Nailers and Roll Tarners Scales Discussed at Session
Yesterday's meeting covered revisions to the nailers and rollers scales with a key report from Secretary Martin. Nicholas Dale requested to read a statistical statement on iron workers outputs but was refused. The election for the secretaryship did not occur, yet speculation grows that Mr. Martin aims to succeed Mr. Whee. Delegates plan to attend a Rock Point picnic after the session.
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Martin
Nicholas Dale
Sharpsburg
Nick Dale
Saclers
Marte
Dar
Ir. Gee
Sun
Apecen
Weihe
Llam
Eery Oon
Southside
Wethe
Rock Point
Tanks Gain Favor for Ohio Window Glass Plant
The Hirach-Ely Window Glass Works plan to install a tank furnace system in Findlay Ohio, next fall, as part of a modernization effort for window glass production. The move follows growing interest in tank furnaces among major glass houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Hirach-Ely Window Glass Works
President’s Statement Triggers Debate in Glass Workers Union
President James Campbell of the Window Glass Workers' Union refused to submit to a Central Trades Council investigation drawing comment from the council. Members spoke yesterday but remained silent. Tonight’s council meeting is expected to address the issue. John Phillips, a key witness, was expelled from the Glassers' Union after leaving Jeannette Glass Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Campbell
Window Glass Workers’ Union
Central Trades Council
Trades Council
John Phillips
Glassers’ Union
Jeannette Glass Works
Coke Trade Dims as Floods Halt East Railroads
The coke industry faces hard times from flood related railroad demoralization. Small producers have shut down and will likely not restart until the dull season ends. Bakers in Los Angeles report ongoing labor disputes and unclear progress in the bond case.
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Fyker
High School Committee Approves Building Extension Plan
The High School Committees met last night and approved bills and routine business. Major Hartzell moved to extend the High School building and begin work soon. Overcrowding fears prompted the extension with the plan set for Monday. Old teachers were re elected and Molste Prondtit was elected to lead the Brilliant school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartzell
B. E. Peabody
James
Molste Prondtit
Temperance Meetings at Centenary and Nearby Venues
An upcoming schedule lists a Monday evening temperance meeting at Centenary Church and nearby venues including ward schoolhouse on Seuter avenue, with a Sunday 1 pm gathering at Herron Hill reservoir. W J McConnell and Mr McCowan will speak, and a Wisconsin delegate will address a Constitutional amendment meeting in Moorhead built.
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Centenary
Espe Ieee
Seuter Avenue
Herron Hill
W. J. McConnell
Mr. McCowan
Pe Meeeti
Frasit
Wisconsin
Moorhoad
Nfrpby
Ory Hall
Southside
Death by the Bell at Westinghouse Works
Phillip Kitchnes an employee at the Westinghouse works was fatally injured when his clothing became caught in machinery yesterday. The accident occurred near Pecan Avenue and the stele area, and theSee stopped at noon.
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Phillip Kitchnes
Westinghouse Works
No School Jubilee Skipped by Allery Elites Amid Flood Fallout
The Allerheny children's jubilee at year end was largely neglected by the Board of All School Controll due to flood horror. Mr. Thomas C. Wait notes omission and says wealthy citizens previously funded the event, with few efforts to salvage it this year.
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Allerheny
Thomas C. Wait
All School Controll
Reese Peopie
Dick Grisona
Mr. Wait
Allegheny County W. C. T. U. Prepares for County Meet
Officers and members including President Mrs. H. C. Campbell and Secretaries Mrs. Bryce and Miss Clarke lead relief committees for wards. They plan for the county W C T U meet at Third U P Church, Diamond Street, on Tuesday the 7th at 1 30 PM with convention exercises and a mass meeting.
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Allegheny County
H. C. Campbell
Bryce
Miss Clarke
U. P
Diamond Street
Chinese diplomats halt in Pittsburg due to floods
A small party of Chinese consular officials, including General Chan Chong and Young Wung Chung, arrived at the Monongahela House in Pittsburg after delays on the Pennsylvania Railroad caused by floods. Only Chung speaks English. they plan to continue westward, with local contact Speer & Sons aiding their stay.
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Coneniar
Pittsburg
Monongahela House
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Laing
Obituary notices and funeral arrangements from Pittsburgh area
Various death notices and funeral details list individuals such as Felix A. Ertzschmar Maria Magoffin Anna Brnteends McElvenny JEROME and ZOLLINGER. Dates in June 1880s referenced with services at Calvary Episcopal Church and local churches, plus addresses in Allegheny City and Findlayville, with family invitations for attendance and flowers omitted where noted.
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Eretzschmar
Felix A
Penn Avenue
Friends of the Paperk
Lhure
Willard
Mary J. Leanard
Clark Street
Banks Alley
Mercer
Maria M. Magoffin
Rie Beriah Magoffin
James Patton, Jr
Irwin Avenue
Allegheny City
Anna
McElvenny
Adams Street
Allegheny
Sunpay
McQuillen
Aneter
P. G Anda McQuillen
Saennhen
Fulton Street
Baturdat
Arate
Jerome
Ahi
Mary
Seemers
Jane Street
Southside
Marshall
Vrenoo
Wilford
Zollinger
Reeof
James Zolleged
Lawrence Street
Troan Wink O Sansed Saben
L. C. Wynkoop
Marshall Avenue
Tenth Ward
Wilson
Pasawond
Suse
Proposals to Add Market House Story Stirs Local Debate
The Allegheny market house story faces opposition with critics saying it will ruin the area. Some suggest using the west side of Federal street’s hay scale square to relocate peanut, melon, and banana vendors seeking new space.
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Allegheny
Federal Street
Boy Drowns Jumping to Raft on River
William Reese aged 16 fell from a raft at the foot of Twenty-ninth Street this afternoon and drowned. His body had not been recovered by midnight.
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William Reese
Twenty-ninth Street
William White Faces Larceny Charge After Pawned Watch Incident
Michael Barrey accused William White of larceny yesterday before Alderman Maneese claiming he lent White a watch to pawn and White failed to return it. White was arrested and committed to jail pending further proceedings.
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Michael Barrey
Maneese
William White
Barrey
White
Bit With a Beer Kog George Wilson Hearing
George Wilson will appear before Alderman See to answer a charge of intoxication under city ordinance. The hearing sets the stage for possible penalties or discharge depending on evidence and testimony presented.
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George Wilson
Pittsburg Female College Baccalaureate Tomorrow
The baccalaureate exercises will be held tomorrow at 1045 A M in Christ M E Church. President Dr A H Norcross will deliver the discourse to a class of 15 young ladies.
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Pittsburg Female College
Christ M. E Church
A. H. Norcross
Abernathy Granted Bail After Liquor Charge
Samuel Abernathy appeared before Alderman McKenna on three liquor related charges. He waived further arraignments and posted bail of 1.80 for appearance in court.
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Samuel Abernathy
Alderman McKenna
McAloone
Girl Charged With Larceny Faces Hearing
Mary Morison is scheduled for a Monday hearing before Alderman Burns on a larceny charge brought by Jacob Gross. The alleged theft is said to involve property valued at $75 from Gross' residence.
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Mary Morison
Alderman Burns
Jacob Gross
Gross
Charitable Fair Postponed Indefinitely
A country fair planned at Mrs. Hailman's East End residence for the Fruit and Mission benefit has been postponed indefinitely. The event was to raise funds for charitable work and community aid services.
Hosiery Bargains Sweep the Counter in One Day Sale
A hosiery sale in several cities offers 1000 pairs of stockings at half to one third price. Ladies, children, and men’s hosiery including Black Lisle Spirit-Feet are discounted, with bulk packs and special prices on gloves and mitts. Casuals and bargains dominate the promotion.
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Eneie
Body
Brussels
China
Japan
India
Sarahs
Mervyeilleaux
Baratheas
Wales
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Gloria
Windsor
Acasia
Summer
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Slaven Lake
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Pag Ave
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Calvary Episcopal Church
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Jesse
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Holman
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Ft & Cents
Horne & Ward
Fifth Avenue
Atents
C. D. Lewis
Patents
Smithfield
Avene
Fleishman & Co's
Pittsburg, PA
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Jet
Samuel Budd
King Ward St
Madison Square
Rue D'Usos
Paris
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Smithtiel
Eames Pittsburg
Insurance Were
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Western Insurance CO
Wood Street
John B. Ackeon
Wise
John B. Oe
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Haines
Salaby
A.J
A.J. Ud Fenn Ave
A. Kelly
Minsood Street
Krasscivenne
Boggs & Buhl
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
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Allegheny, PA
Securus Judicat
Table Waters
Zo Suis A Dade
Regalar
Satseer
Gusky
Bargain
Market ‘Street
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