Contested Republican Nomination Sparks Allegheny Debate
A heated Allegheny County Republican meeting denounces the Stone nomination for Congress in the Twenty third district as irregular and calls for primaries and a new convention. The group urges direct vote primaries, Crawford county rules discussion, and sets a July meeting to review an investigative committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Gibbs
Sewickley
W. A. Stone
Congress
Twenty-third
Henry M. Lone
Leet Township
Gibbs
Common Council Chamber
Allegheny
Colonel Stone
Carnegie Hall
Long
Crawford County
Porter
Magee
Committee On Rules
NEEB-RUTAN CONTEST Senatorial Nomination Debate
Resolutions stir comment as the Northside contest center shifts to the Forty second district Senatorial nomination. A Warrens convention convened by the Republican county committee met in All City council chamber on June 6 188 and faced a delegate dispute when a faction withdrew and allegedly nominated a candidate. A five member committee was created to address powers and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Committee
Magee
Wilson
Mr. Morris
Neeb
Rutan
Morris
Mages
Mr. Flinn
Samuel D. Hubley
E. A. Montooth
Allegheny County
Commonwealth
Harrison
Republic
Allegheny
Warrens
Republican County Executive Committee
Andrews Leaves Pittsburg After Fayette County Window-Shopping
W H Andrews, chair of the Republican State Central Committee, visited Pittsburg to monitor Fayette and Somerset counties by wire. He met Allegheny delegates Walter Lyon and Nathan Williams and Quay, Beaver County hopeful, exchanging smiles and cigars before boarding a Crawford county train at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Andrews
Republican State Central Committee
Pittsburg
Seventh Avenue
Somerset
Fayette
Fayette County
Mr. Andrews
Allegheny County
Walter S. Lyon
Nathan 8. Williams
Montooth
Delamater
Warmcastle
Richard 8. Quay
Beaver County
Quay
Andrews
Crawford County
Mr. Quay
Beaver River
Oil Creek
Bloss
Titusville
Gubernatorial Campaign Activity At Montooth HQ
The Montooth headquarters at Fifth and Wood buzzes with literature distribution eight days before the State Convention. Volunteers plan a Harrisburg trip funded by contributors to Major Montooth’s campaign, with a 3 pm general committee meeting and calls for full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montooth
Fifth and
Wood
Fayette and Somersee
Harrisburg
Harry
Paul
C. W. Stone
A. Wallace
E. A. Montooth
G. W. Delamater
Osborne
Commonwealth
Mr. Stone
Wallace and Pattison duel in Allegheny primaries across districts
Lively Democratic contests loom next Saturday as Wallace and Pattison factions vie for delegates. Pattison leads in First district Allegheny, while Second district sees a tight race among Lee Frazier and Frederick J. Manley for Pattison and Henry Merer and William H. Cullers for Wallace. Sullivan in Beaver avenue predicts Pattison dominance. Meyer could aid Wallace. Pittsburgh Third district favors Wallace, Fourth district leans Wallace via Magistrate McKenna, Fifth district splits three Pattison and three Wallace delegates, others undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Pattison
Allegheny
Lee Frazier
Frederick J. Manley
Henry Merer
William H. Cullers
M KAY HELD ON PEACE AND ASSAULT CHARGES
David McKay, arrested on surety of the peace and assault and battery, was to have a hearing before Alderman McKenna but the complainant Mrs. Miranda Palmer withdrew informations. He was recommitted on perjury charges and held for court after a jail transfer. Palmer faces larceny charges and heads to a hearing tomorrow before Alderman McMasters. Also notices a medical ad for Dr. B M Hasxa at 720 Penn Street in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McKay
Miranda Palmer
Alderman McKenna
Palmer
McKay
Alderman McManisters
W. J. Morri
Fleishman & Co
Horne & Ward
James W. Grove
McMasters
Cures on the Mount Attributed to Father Mollinger at Troy Hill
Many visitors report cures after seeking relief at Father Mollinger’s church on Troy Hill. A four year old girl from Galion Ohio regains hearing and speech indicators, while others from Baltimore New York St Paul and Canajoharie describe improved mobility digestion and vision after his blessings and prescribed medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mollinger
Troy Hill
Boehmig
Broman
Galion, O
Gertrude
Cincinnati
Father Mollinger Offers Advice To 300 Unserved Visitors
The article notes Father Mollinger, described as operating from caves and prescribing medicines, acts from a sense of justice toward the unfortunate. He reportedly receives no compensation and is said to be worth at least 3,000,000. Tomorrow he will again address people who remain, with at least 300 visitors nationwide yet to consult him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Millinser
Father Mollinger
United States
Killed by a Cable Car in Market Area Tragedy
Eight year old James Montgomery died after a cable car struck him near the market house yesterday afternoon. Gripman John Allen was arrested. Multiple other injuries occurred in runaways and accidents on local streets and industrial sites, including a 33 foot fall that left worker Alex J. Hughes seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Listie
James Montgomery
Pitsberg
Market House
Gripman
John Allen
Dr. Birker
John Kohler
Thirtythird Street
Sierde
Price
Kirkpatrick Street
Sixth Street
Mr. Craig
Joseph Craig
Allegheny
Gusky
J. Carpie
West End
Bobb
William Chantler
Panhandle
Mansfield
Joseph Ann
James M. Caldwell
Pittsburg
Two Arrests For Neglect And Cruelty In Lawrenceville
Superintendent M J Dean of the Anti Cruelty Society helped detain Michael Mundy a Hatfield puddler charged with cruelty and neglect of his wife and two children. Mundy allegedly spends money on liquor and returns intoxicated. A prior hearing led to a pledge for one year abstinence. Also charged is Mrs Eckstein of 421 Ella street mother of six whose husband’s earnings are spent on drink and her children suffer neglect and cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Dean
Anti- Cruelty Society
Lawenceville
Seventeenth Ward
Michael Mundy
Hatfield
Mundy
Warner
Eckstein
Ella Street
Woman Defends Child in Alderman Court Suit
Mrs. Sarah Plate faced assault and battery and disorderly conduct charges in a night court case brought by husband Charles L. Plate. He alleges ongoing separation and a dispute over custody of their son led to a physical fight after she attempted to take the child, with Plate striking him with a stone. The magistrate bound Mrs. Plate over for trial and fined the husband lightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Plate
Alderman Soccop
Charles L. Plate
Piste
Ia Plate
Mrs. Plate
Signboard War Between Dentist and Optical Firm
A dispute on Penn avenue sees dentist Charles H. Scott and Fox Optical Company clash over leased premises 624 Penn avenue. Signs are erected and torn down repeatedly. Scott files a bill in equity seeking an injunction to stop further signs as property value declines. A hearing is set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Scott
Fox Optical Company
RB. B. Wallace
Scott
Penn Avenue
The
Optical Company
Alsace
O’brien
Sobriety and Sudden Disappearance of George Hall
Relatives of George Hall of the Twelfth ward seek news on the 38 year old millworker who left Carnegie's Twenty Ninth Street mill two weeks ago for a job at Withertow's foundry in New Castle. They fear assault and robbery and urge police investigation after no further word since his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hall
Twelfth Ward
Hall
Carnegie
Twentyninth Street
Carnegie’s
New Castle
Withertow
Gunshop at Penn Avenue Offers Wide Selection
Readable fragment shows a gunshop on 1200 and 1106 Penn Avenue with mentions of firearms and a sale at Groetzinger's. No further verifiable details or dates available.
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Gallinger'sa
Penn Ave
oGitnne's
Pennave
Wsu
Children in Mills and Factories Debated by State Bureau
State Bureau of Statistics gathers wide reader input on child labor in mills and factories. Respondents discuss age limits, health and education, eight hour day, uniform work hours, apprenticeship, immigration, wages, and proposed laws to improve conditions for workers and adjust employer relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Martin
Barker
Robert Layton
Bureau of Industrial Statistics
Philadelphia
Jess
State Board of Arbitration
United States
America
Workingen
Pinkerton
Witeeae
Menie P
Ccaaca Mamta
Congress
Market Stalls Clash Over Allegheny Sidewalk Ban
The Allegheny Market Committee ordered curbstone and sidewalk stands vacated to open space for farmers and garden producers. Foreigner sellers voiced indignation while officials say stalls will relocate and operate only in the morning to keep sidewalks clear by day and during busy nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Kirk
Corbstons
Allegheny Market Committee
H. Lazarus
Hastings
Missing Allegheny man Joseph Cassmer sought by police
Joseph Cassmer of 106 Middle street Allegheny is missing after leaving Griffith's drug store on Grant street May 5. He was seen in Homestead a few days later but has not been heard from since. He is 52, 5 feet 9 inches tall, wearing a gray cassmere coat and likely short visits. last seen in the area remains unconfirmed. Lechner & Schoenberg advertise Popelar Kranich & Bach piano at 69 Filth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cassmer
Middle Street
Allegheny
Cassmer
Griffith's Drug Store
Grant Street
Homestead
Angostura Bitters Promised Cure in Groetzinger Ad
Edward Groetzinger lists Angostura Bitters as a remedy for looseness of bowels fever and ague. The ad also touts portraits and photographs by Dabps at 602 Liberty Street.
Accused by his wife in quarrel leads to murder tale
The account details Salvatore Tero an Italian railroader from Bishopville Ohio who died after a head wound and skull fracture suffered in Columbus. A separate Lawrenceville wife led by Mrs Louisa Scott accused her husband William Scott of murder after a quarrel scoring an alleged Italian shooting. Police will investigate the accusation as doctors report 12 to 15 bullets found in Tero’s brain during postmortem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvatore
Tero
Union Depot
Columbus
St. Francis Hospital
Gloucester
Bishopville
Athens County
Pittsburg
Lawrenceville
Louisa Scott
Fayette Alley
Thirty-fourth Street
Doughty
Alderman Doughty
Tern
Glouster
Stout
McWilliams County Commissioner Candidate Born in Allegheny County
The candidate for County Commissioner was born in Allegheny county on December 31, 1843. He farmed coal mining and sheet mill work, enlisted in 1861 after Fort Sumter, served in the Eighth Regiment Pennsylvania Reserves, wounded at South Mountain, studied at Duff's College, and was elected in 1887 on the Democratic ticket. His term saw the Court House and jail contracts advance, with judges praising him as a faithful public servant ready for re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County
Fort Sumter
Eighth Regiment
Pennsylvania Reserves
South Mountain
Duff's College
McWilliams
Unclear item listing of ladies' suits with prices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions ladies' made up suits with shades and scent notes, alongside price figures 915 00 and 20 00. No identifiable people, places, or events are present to form a coherent news item.
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Thomas M. Barne
Bayon
Stone
Pew
Jon W. Chalfant
H. W. Oliver, Jr
J. H. Rickerson
A. E., Painter
A. M. Byers
Isaac K
Alegheny
A. ©. Robertson
Allerheny County
Monteeth
Yerr Bessy Place
M’kay
Alderman McMasters
B. M. Hasxa
Penn Street
Mia Broman
Ericket
Carey
Peter McMahon
New York
Wace Mollinger
Patrick Morrissey
St. Paul
Minn
St. Anthony's
C. Moran
Canajoharie
N. Y
Dinah
Friends of
Goo. Hall
Groetzinger’s
Children IN Shops
State Bureau OF Statistics
Bolles
State Bureau of Industrial Statistics
Fee of Labor and Trade Organizations
Lechner & Schoenberger
Filth Avenue
Edward Groetzinger
Dabps
Liberty St
Pitcairn’s
Groetzinger
William Scott
Salvatore Tero
Daniel McWilliams
Exasie & Suuster
Fifth Ave
D. Lurz & Sox
Petheus
George Washington
McAdams
Moquette
Arate Reveas Jone
Smith’s & Hartford
Edward
India
London
China
India Lawn
N.B
Armand
Marshell
N. G
Ohio Street
Pent
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