Market Outlook for Iron and Steel Stabilizes in Pittsburgh
The iron and steel trades in Pittsburgh show a mixed outlook with a generally favorable position for an upward turn despite recent strikes and fluctuating demand. Reports describe resumed blast furnace activity, varied plant reopenings, and shifting shipments as coke shortages ease, while prices and production costs influence local mills, jobbing trades, and railroad demand.
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Pittsburg Barombo
Central States
Europe
Cain
Ealso
Wfe
Revie
Scottdale Westerday
Not a Back Number But Hale and Hearty Mrs Fuller
Mrs. Mary J. Fuller of Esplen near McKee’s Rocks born October 10, 1792 in Staunton Virginia, is an active widow with a pension from her husband Jeremiah Fuller who served in the War of 1812. Now aged around 130, she keeps house, resists interviews, and shares a close bond with former servant Mary Clator who moved in to care for her.
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Mary J. Fuller
McKee’s Rocks
Esplen
Chartiera Creek
Fuller
Europe
Staunton
Augusta County
United States
Jeremiah Fuller
Virginia
England
Sam
Washington
Squire Miles Bryan
George Washington
Tyrone
Mudge
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railway Company
Old Virginia
Maryland
Mary Clator
Pittsburg
Rs. Mudge
H. H. Bengough
Susquehanna River
Tioga County
Auctioneered Linens and Fabrics Atop Fifth Avenue Mart
Listings show 25 dozen items for sale at seven and a half cents plus patters and former price of one dollar. Campbell and Sons at 2 Fifth Avenue advertise moquette Lane Ware pieces and Silk shirts from J H Co at 100 Fifth Avenue with locations in New York.
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Fifth Avenue
Insurance Suit Tests Hotel Death Liability for Life Policies
Corrie M Richardson sues Travelers Insurance Co Hartford to collect on a life policy. Death from gas in a hotel room may be excluded by policy clause noting poisoning and gas inhalation not covered. Case heard before Judge Blodgett. company moves to Supreme Court, first of its kind on hotel deaths liability. Elaine Goodale previews journey through Indian Country for The Dispatch.
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CarIcaGco
Blodgett
Corrie M. Richardson
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Hartford
Richardson
Eg Td
Supreme Court
Elaine Goodale
Redmen
Rumor on Allegheny Post Office Site Sparks Talk
Postmaster Gilleland notes rumors about a Washington decision on the new Allegheny post office site. Government Agent Adolph Cluss is expected to report arrival from Washington before any location is announced. Gilleland says he has no knowledge of the site and will defer to government plans for locals.
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Allegheny
Washington
Gilleland
Adolph Cluss
Cluss
Children’s Aid Society seeks homes for three children
The Children’s Aid Society of Allegheny County seeks homes for three siblings. A bright 10 year old girl, a 3 month old baby girl, and a boy about 20 years old require suitable adoptive or foster placements. Interested parties may contact the society’s office in the Dispensary building on Sixth Avenue.
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Children’s Aid Society of
Allegheny County
Dispensary
Sixth Avenue
Doctor denies consumptive patients await Koch treatment
Dr. Lowry of Allegheny General Hospital states there are no consumptive patients waiting for Koch's lymph at the hospital. The Rev. George Hodges is set to expound the doctrine of the intermediate state in The Dispatch tomorrow.
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Lowry
Allegheny General Hospital
Koch
George Hodges
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg
Entel
Catarr
Dr. Whittier
Whittier
Pittsbu
Late News In Brief Across World Desks
Alaska Indians grow numerous grip. Berlin Samoa treaty questioned. Yardmasters' Association closes session at Toledo. De Lesseps faces Panama prosecutions. Italian earthquake devastates homes. Austrian budget shows surplus. Montreal struck by storms. Argentine Senate may revisit gold payment suspension. Prussian Diet debate raises grain taxes. Tasmania bans seal catching. Samoan throne crisis. Fresh anti European riots in China with missionaries looted. Chattanooga church scandal to trial. whisky peddlers killed by Indians. Bonuses pass in Seok tantaeons. Tennessee separates trains by race. G A R bill veto sustained. Kansas eight hour law closes state institutions. Pennsylvanias 130th commencement. Peary expedition steamer Kite sighted at North Sidney. Missouri Pacific landslide buries farmhouses. Dr Whitney sews wound on William White. doctor arrested. Gasoline tank explosion near Wilder’s Station. Alaska expedition returns. James Ingram dies. Knightstown official dies by suicide. Sea Wall cargo wreckage bodies to Mare Island. Henry Miller escapes after robbery sentence. Stanford collects Russian minerals. California exchange minerals. Arizona polygamy acts apply to territories. Chero tax strikes hay and cattle men. Indians threaten force. San Francisco port collector denies release of smuggled Oma goods.
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Samoa
Yardmasters’ Association
Toledo
de Lesseps
Montreal
Mualieton
Matanafa
China
Chattanooga
Sucanis Fox
Seok Tantaeons
Tlliais
Tennessee
Michigan
Kanaas
University of Pennsylvania
Peary
Greenland
Sidney
Otter Tall County Minn
Farmer's al Lance
Sullatne & Road
Duluth
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Whitney
William White
Chicago
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Wilder's Station
Newport
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Alaska
San Francisco
James Ingram
San Diego
J. W. Ha
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Knightstown
Ind
United States
Florence
Casa Grande
Esen
Art Museum
Leland Stanford University
Stanford
Cgara
California
Gooding
Arizona
Congress
Amony
District of Columbia
Oon
Phelps
Oma
Custom House
Nine Boy Burglars Ten More Suits for Wharf Encroachment
In Friday’s Criminal Court nine boys aged 14 to 19 pleaded guilty to 16 indictments for breaking into cars on the Pittsburg McKeesport and Youghingheny Railroad and stealing goods during March and April. Names include Manning Campbell Riley Harbaugh Hocker Nailer Sullivan Harbaugh McGirt. Lightner acquitted.Mary McConnell convicted of receiving stolen goods and Daniel Madden and Ruepful convicted of larceny. Harold Stickford pleaded guilty to false pretenses and theft. remanded for sentence. Richard Parr and John Moore admitted burglary. John Woolfe guilty to assault and battery on Joseph Golf. Catherine Salm wounded in aggravated assault. Philip Salm pleaded to same charge.
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Pittsburg
McKeesport
Youghingheny
Martin Manning
John Campbell
James Riley
Charles Harbaugh
James Hocker
Bill Nailer
Robert Sullivan
Bert Harbaugh
Robert McGirt
William Lightner
Omerend
Mary McConnell
Daniel Madden
B. Weinstein
William Ruepful
Oppenheimer
Harold E. Stickford
Stickford
Coulson
James
John Wolfee
Onoseph
Philip Salm
Catherine Salm
Indictments for Murder Highlight Grand Jury Session
The grand jury yesterday indicted Catharine Balhover and Michael Koremi for the murder of an illegitimate child. A true bill was returned against Mary Shaffley for the same offense. Other true bills included Louis Baker James Jackson John Sit for larceny M Bane A D for larceny by bailee Robert Bagley William Murray John Moran for aggravated assault and battery William McCloskey felonious assault and battery William Beebe J K Lavin Mary Lester Martha Livingston for assault and battery Charles Martin malpractice Michael Gruber Peter Madden Ellen Monahan selling liquor without license and on Sunday Samuel Gates selling liquor on Sunday Ida McCain keeping orderly house Louis G Gerst nuisance. Follow-up bills ignored included Charles Gesechel et al for felonious assault and battery M E Greenwald immoral conduct and Segregated assault and battery W P Mack Patrick McBride larceny F J Lamp false pretenses Ellen Monahan selling liquor without license and on Sunday Samuel Yates furnishing liquor to minors.
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William Beebe
Lavin
Mary Lester
Martha Livingston
Charles Martin
Michael Gruber
Peter Madden
Ellen Monahan
Samuel Gates
Ida McCain
Louis G. Gerst
Charles Gesehel
Watching the wharves district attorney files ten suits
United States District Attorney Lyon filed ten bills in equity in the circuit court against as many Pittsburg and Allegheny manufacturing firms to restrain dumping in the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers and encroachment on channels. Plaintiffs include Pennsylvania Tube Works Isaac Craig Carnegie Phipps Co Monongahela Connecting Railroad Carnegie Bros Co Pittsburg and Manchester Machine Company Porter Douthett Company James Hunter Moorhead McCleane Co and Pittsburg Tube Company.
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United States
Lyon
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Monongahela
Exosution Society
Pennsylvania Tube Works
Isaac Craig
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Prisoner Brought From Scranton Over Impersonation Charge
Will iam Armson was jailed in Scranton on $1000 bail for impersonating an internal revenue officer. Deputy Marshal Baring sought to return him to Scranton for bail proceedings after a dispute with Graham over the case. Judge Reed granted the order to transfer Armson back to Scranton for bail.
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H. Graham
Nanticoke
Lugerne
William Armson
Internal Revenue
Marshal Baring
Scranton
Reed
Armson
Joe Baring
Graham
Baring
Misrepresented Case Involving Wests Conspiracy to Defraud
Marcellus R. Lare told Alderman McMasiters of a scheme by George R. West and Charles H. West to defraud. Lare invested 7500 in Westmoreland Specialty Co after alleged misrepresentations of profits and assets. Charles H. West jailed on default bail. George R. West sought by warrant for June 17 hearing.
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Marcellus R. Lare
McMasiters
George R
Charles H. West
Lare
Westmoreland Specialty Company
George R. West
Next Week Trial List in Criminal Court
The Criminal Court will hear Commonwealth cases next week including John Smith Jr and 60 listed defendants such as Michael Broderick John Anderson and J T Banksdale. Also scheduled are Rafael Petuna James Perkins John Craig and others across multiple dockets in a broad Commonwealth docket.
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Criminal Court
Commonwealth
John Smith
M. Broderick
John Anderson
J.T. Banksdale
F. Potts
R. Emerson
J. Blackstock
Joshua Leech
William Ryan
George Schwartz
John Daley, Jr
John Campbell
William Coleman
William Green
William Force
Bane Iy Fare Harris
Robert Kate Corderridget Maley
James Grogan
James Dat Charles McLaughlin
Martin Towey
J. ‘Holland
William Oeing
Phillamny
A. Weisser
William Pi Mtr Burns
William Madison
Joxepitler
Sareeses
F. Houser
W. Hughes
Jam A
Fowssend
Cheries Fury
George A. Loipe
J.T. Browns
J. B. Martz
J. Kane
A. Beach
Ares
Coca Jones
D. Robin
A. Vreteens
Golden
Weimach
J Yam
Cat J. Keefe
C. Leas
Dave Inn
Mary Daily
James Dougherty
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
Raphael Petuna
James Perkins
John Craig
Seed for Divesting a Creek's Course
William Hanlon Bernard Goldman George Schmidt Jr McCabe sues HR Brankston J Heisel M H Hart L Munn Leasdale Glass Co for 1000 damages He owns 190 acres in Collier township His line runs 100 rods in the center of Chartiers creek Defendants dump into the creek diverting its course damaging his land Judge Reed United States District Court orders James Holden removed from jail to Towanda to answer counterfeit charge before Commissioner Mix then to Pittsburg
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T. F. McCabe
HR. Brankston
J. Heisel
M. H. Hart
L. Munn
Leasdale Glass Company
McCabe
Collier Township
Chartiers Creek
Divorces Granted in Four Local Cases Yesterday
Yesterday four divorce petitions were approved. Emma Morford vs Franklin Morford, Leda Sehnefer vs Harry Coe, Amelia Scheer vs Fred Scheer, and an additional case involving Amelia Scheer.
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Emma 8
Morford
Franklin Morford
Leda Sehnefer
Harry Coe
Amelia Scheer
Fred Sheer
Oil Field Reports From Mars Area Highlight New Pay Prospects
Griffiths venture at Mars station shows a 30 barrel per day flow after a 48 hour shut in. Several wells, including McCurdy and Kerr farm sites, target pay while others drill deeper or face plugging and fishing issues. Washington county interest grows as Huggins farm incurs a $1000 bonus and plans expand into surrounding territory.
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Allegheny County
Wildwood
Hardy
Peebles
McCurdy
J. W. F. Griffith
Parks Farm
Mars Station
Curt Moyes
Jeffreys Oil Company
Elliott
Plant expansion boosts whiskey output to 600 700
The facility will restart next week with a 200 barrel addition increasing capacity to between 600 and 700 barrels per day. The work signals a resumption of production at the distillery.
Petroleum Activity Expands in Colorado and Wyoming
Dana June 12 report from New Florence Colorado notes six to seven new wells drilled in two weeks producing 75 to 200 barrels per day. A new refinery is running at full capacity and various crude grades are found. Old Wyoming wells cleaned out boost output as Eastern operators invest. By late next week many more wells expected to reach target depth barring accidents.
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Elbe
Millvale
Clinton
Lindsay McCutcheon
Brown & Co
and & Co
Duquesne Forge Company
Rankin
Homestead Mill
Hills
Edgar Thomson
Eliza
Isabella
Lucy
Monongahela B
Shoenberger
National Rolling
McKeesport
Braddock Wire
Carnegie
National Tube Works
Singer, Nimick & Co
West End
Panhandle
Eagle
Saw Mill Run
Olivers
Lower Allegheny
Republic Iron Works
Wetheway
Fim
Baily Farrel Company
Nuttall & Co
Iron and Steel Company
Pittsburg Cable Iron Company
William Tod & Co
Youngstown
Pittsburg Bridge Company
Shenandoah River
West Shenandoah Land Company
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Pittsburg
Babcock & Wilcox Company
J. B. Ford & Co
Edith
Omas
Niles, O
Garri Foundry
As Ng Company
Three Ae
Colorado
Wyoming
Dispatch
Dana
Florence
Col
Petroleum market moves and certificates report details
The report notes no trading in crude certificates yesterday with tepid interest from dealers and outsiders. It lists refined quotations for New York London Antwerp and cites daily runs shipments and charters. It also covers June 12 market activity with a steady opening and a brief rise, followed by a retreat and close. It mentions National Transit certificates and sales figures for barrels and charters, then a note on Clinton Loyd’s reminiscences of Schuyler Colfax in THE DISPATCH tomorrow.
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New York
Lonnon
Antwerp
Crevetago
Petroleum Easy
Lensic
Pennlvania Oil
Gosia
Hizhest
H c
Hsigo
Prison Sentences Handed Down For Local Offenses
Sheriff Martin of Beaver County sent Scott Kirkwood to the Western Penitentiary for 18 months on aggravated assault and battery. Sheriff Bell of Lawrence County delivered Stephen Redman to the same prison for two years on a larceny by bailee count.
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Beaver
Lawrence
Martin
Beaver County
Scott Kirkwood
Western Penitentiary
Stephen Redman
Bell
Lawrence County
Demmler Bros Promotes Home Cooling and Kitchen Goods
In hot weather Demmler Bros at 526 and 528 Smithfield St Pittsburg sells Alaska and Labrador refrigerators Gem ice cream freezers Jewett filters Crown ice chippers Fire King gas stoves and Lambethay fans. They are sole agents for Pasteur water filters and offer a range of kitchen items for hotels restaurants and households.
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Demmler Bros
Smithfield Street
Pittsburg
Alaska and Labrador
Crown
Demmiler Bros
United States
Te Allegheny
Four Hours to Cleveland Train Tuesday Evening
Announcement lists departure from P. and L. E. KR RB station at 7 30 p m Moana city time on Tuesday June 16. Tickets priced at 1.
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Cleveland
Moana
Excursion Tickets Sold Sundays to Wheeling
The B and O R R announces Sunday round trip excursion tickets to Wheeling priced at 150 dollars. Trains depart from the depot at 8 30 A M.
Men’s Underwear and Train Excursion Notices
Advertises men’s underwear in genuine French balbriggan in plain and color options from A. G. Campbell & Sons at 27 Fifth Avenue and Welty’s at 120 Federal Street with Wozy clearance. The B and C railroad offers Sunday excursion tickets to Ohio Pyle all summer at 1.50 round trip, train leaves depot at 8 15 a m.
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A. G. Campbell & Sons
Fifth Avenue
Welty’s
Federal Street
Tl Parkway
Ohio Pyle
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Cimreoal
Binet
Ieee FU
Aekiy Z
Uetion Wong
Elitsburg
Braddock
Laughlins & Co
Monongahela Company
Carrie Furnace Company
Moorhead & Co
Shoenberger & Co
Ronee Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Marvin
Mary Fuller
Celia Logan
Enes
Oral Street
Park Way
Postoffice
Tasmania
M. BR. Lare
Day
William Hanlon
Bernard Goldman
George Schmidt, Jr
Towanda
Griffith
Mars
Huggins
Thomas
West Virginia
Greene County
McCurdy—Guiffey & Murphy
Kerr Farm
Fisher Oil Company
W. E. Liddle
Orion Oil Company
Bell Farm
Andrews Farm
Mellon
Palmer
Minke
Gailey Bros. & Smith
McCormick Farm
Jane Riddle
Besar Creek Refining Company
Scott
Willwood
Hazlett Farm
McGinniss & Co
Kyle
Black & Waterhouse
Bubb Farm
Black & Folger
Foy Farm
Bubb
Bowman
Augusta Oil Company
Bolard & Cummings
John Kennedy
Barneyhorst
Anderson Farm
Cranberry—Patterson & Co
Beers & McKee
Jacob Emels
William Osborn & Bros
Andrew Cooper
Dutill
McDonald
McDoraLp—Steele & Co
McVay
Short
Shaffer & Co
Samuel Smith
Clarke & Ister
Butler
Hayes & Co
Miller Farm
Sturgeon
Moon
Kanawha Oil Company
Hood Farm
St. Mary’s
Smith & Wise
Smith Farm
St. Mary's
Gusky Oi Company
Clinton Lloyp
Schuyler Colfax
Wright
Wheeling, W. Va
Wheeling
Depot
Johann Hoff
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay Street
Jeis
M. V. Taylor
Allison
Fidelity Building
ALL Well Supply CO
Water Street
Pittsburg, PA
Treland
Heghes
Twenty-first Street
A. V
Pixtsburg, PA
Bufor
Corr
James M. Lambing
Corey, PA
mhSo
Standard Oil CO
Standard Il Co
W. Va
Cumberland, Md
Alawona, Pa
Capital City Oil Co
Harrisburg, Pa
Standard Oil Company
Col. Duquesne Way
Eighth Street
Mylop
Pittsburg, Pra
Medical
Ifr
Madrid Chemical CO
U. S
Tt Streete
Ill
Jon, Fleming
Lake
M. K
C. P.S
Penn
4Th St
Jesz
Medical NY CO
Buffal
Fowler
Moodus
Com
Ness
Peck
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