Dog Days and Poisoned Meat Cast Heat Grim Toll
Heat peak at 92 degrees drives dog licensing surge as authorities deny mass killings. Reports warn of poisoned meat incidents, rising mortality, and health bureau data show June death surge, with infant deaths increasing and a noted case of a boy collapsing on Sarah Street. local officials pledge no broad dog killings before July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weir
Brown
Wand
S Peondtitsta
Ruchs Hill
Bureau
Bureau of Health
Mt. Washington
Kole
Willman
Little Sisters of the Poor
Yesterdas
Sarah Street
South Eighteenth Street
Southside Hospital
Ty Allestieny
Ated
Matilde Swanson
BF Laughlin
Jones & Lauchlin
Penn Ant Martland
West Peon Hospital
Signal Service
Bet
Shade Trees Stop Heat Toll in Wilkinsburg
Dr J S Stevens notes towns with many shade trees escape sunstroke and heat illness. He cites 12 cases of cholera infantum in Wilkinsburg during hot weather, warning summers harm babies. He urges more shade planting in Pittsburg lower districts and praises current shade coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinbburg
Dis Rator
J. S. Stevens
Will
Pittsburg
Pitts Hure
Wilkinsburg
Heat Claimed McKeesport Mill Workers
Heat forced many McKeesport mill men to quit work and fear keeps others from returning. Local reports note workers avoiding shifts amid extreme temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Why He Is Hopeful About Excursion Traffic
Division Passenger Agent Smith of the Baltimore and Ohio road notes in twenty years of service that hot weather in the last two weeks of June signals a strong excursion season. He explains early summer heat cools chances per trip, while a brief cool spell invites travel before mid July, otherwise many stay home until cooler weather returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Sumer
Petition to join Monongahela Presbytery of the United Presbyterian Church
Rev J A Burnett and about fifty supporters sign a petition seeking admission of Wilkinsburg congregation to the Monongahela Presbytery. The group plans a second United Presbyterian Church in Wilkinsburg, with around eighty members following Burnett. Services have continued in Lohr's Hall pending admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Burnett
Monongahela
Wilkinsburg Reformed
Burnett
Monhein
United Presbyte Church
Wilkinsburg
EU. P. Compabele Press
U.P. Church of
Wilmsburg
Stewart
Burnete
Lobr's
Reformed Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian
Reformed Presbyterian Churches
Presbyterian Faith
ANOTHER CHURCH SQUABBLE IN ALLEGHENY
A morning meeting of the Colored Baptist Association is set for 11 at the Baptist Church at Scott and Robinson streets Allegheny. Prominent preachers will attend as independents push to break from the Pittsburg Association amid ecclesiastical disputes and excommunications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Baptist Association
Baptist Church
Scott and Robinson Streets
Allegheny
Menage
Ogheny
Pittsburg
Pikes
H Pryor
Puaerer
J. H
Ener
Colwell
Milton
Ether J. C. Taylor
Tabernacle
Laws
Green Street
Pryor
Pitteburg Association
Armored plate mill at Carnegie Phipps uses new four roll setup
The Homestead steel plant of Carnegie Phipps & Co. reports a milestone in armor plate production as a 11,000 pound ingot is rolled to three inches thick in a single trial pass. The new four roll mill, with vertical and horizontal trains, promises enhanced output for government and commercial orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead Steel
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
John A. Potter
Pittsch
Bessemer
Cocosey
Clinton
DETERMINED ON A MONOPOLY IN TELEPHONE WAR
Superintendent W D Paynter warns that Bell monopoly aims to shut out competitors by making nearby wires free. He says the 193 patent expiry prompts aggressive expansion from New York to Chicago with Pittsburg relay, and crews are installing lines to Ebensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Paynter
Philadelphia
Bell
Mayor Gourley on the Bench at 4 PM hearing
Mayor Gourley will preside in Alderman McKenna's office this afternoon over a suit brought by the Wharf Master against Heese Bros Captain Anshutz and several river parties for violating the landing ordinance for steamers. The case comes up at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourley
Alderman McKenna
Heese Bros
Anshutz
Child’s Body Found In Monongahela River Sacked
The body of a male child was recovered from the Monongahela River at the Point Bridge yesterday afternoon. It was wrapped in a sack with the right arm and left foot bound by rope. Dr. McCandless conducted a postmortem and found the child had lived. the coroner offered no clues to the murderers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela
Point Bridge
McCandless
No Material Change in Building Trades Strike
The building strike shows no signs of breaking with both sides prepared to continue. Some secessions from strikers are claimed by Builders' Exchange, while strike committees deny them. A McCandless call at Joslyn theater yielded no compromise. Bricklayers' O'Brien cites promised aid from the International Union as sixteen men head to Roanoke, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCandless
Joslyn Theater
O'Brien
International Union
Roanoke
To Europe and Seashore Trains Packed for Summer Weekend
Last evening trains on the Pennsylvania road carried about 30 workers and their families heading to the seashore. They expect to return in the fall when work picks up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Road
Local Notices and Tragic Incidents Reported in Brief
A jumble of short items lists a man dying after a Monday injury in Wilkinsburg, Fourth of July preparations, a mill accident injuring four fingers at Moorehead, Nora Conroy missing in Allegheny, Joan SULLIVAR a child run over dies, musician Bakkel t leaves for Lake Plain, a coroner clears the gripman in a Pittsburg transit death, W. B. Willison buried in Clarion county, a Newport gas explosion fatal, bridge approach contract awarded in Wattsontown, various local investigations and a postmortem showing unknown causes for a death, a girl named Annie Huber Williams Wilson injured and sent to a hospital, with mismatched names and details in the relay of incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter McClune
Wilkinsburg
Moowart Corse
Moorehead’s Mill
Allegheny
Nora Conroy
W. E. Gillespie
Joan Sullivar
Homeopathic Hospital
Bakkelt
Bijou
Ellis Brook
Lake Plain
Thomas Gibbon
Pittsburg
Gripman
W. B. Willison
Brokes' Rocks
Clarion County
Newport
Tax County
Watsonton
Illiam Gardner
Shendonsville
Hirth
Peter Dott
Bakerstown
Yo T
Third Avenue
McAleese
Pace
Fifth Avenue
Annie Huber
Annie Williams
Annie Wilson
Window Prices Firm at Chicago Meeting
Glass manufacturers gather in Chicago to discuss trade as hot weather closes factories by July first. Secretary William Loeffler of the Meaburg group reports no rate increases and notes potential August talks. Stocks run low but prices stay firm amid local strikes and summer shutdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Loeffler
Windy City
Partia
Loefler
Men and Makers
Loetner
Lead Directors Visit Local Lead Plant Firms
The lead trust directors met at the Anderson to transact business with two local plants. Present were General A. T. Goshorn of Cincinnati J. S. Steenken L. A. Cole and Joseph L. McBirney of New York. They inspected operations and reported nothing重大.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lead Trust
The
Anderson
General A. T. Goshorn
Cincinnati
J. 5S. Steenken
L. A. Cole
Joseph L. MccBirney
New York
Wor
General Goshorn
Genuin
Pittsburg
Condensed Milk Label Directions Mentioned
Readable label text directs how to use condensed milk and notes it is sold by grocers and druggists. Mentions custards and a general instruction style typical of historic product labeling. No additional context available.
Ironworkers Press on with Legislation at Forbes Street Hall
The Amalgamated Association convention continues its daily grind at the iron scale. Main points have been printed in Tex Distatou and no major public action is expected until the steel scales come up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association
Tex
Injunction Granted in McCandless Brickwork Case
The Common Pleas No.8 suit by McCandless Kinzer against John H. O'Brien and Bricklayers Union No.2 was decided for plaintiffs. Judge McClung held the defendants guilty of nuisance by intimidation and disruption, granting an injunction to stop efforts to drive workers away. The theater crew consisted of 23 bricklayers, 21 journeymen, with expected completion by mid July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. O'Brien
McCandress & Kinzer
McCcinung
McCandless & Kinzer
Joslyn
John H. O'Brien
Bricklayers’ Union No. 2
Common Pleas
McClung
Court of Equity
Acta
Ferguson
Dne
Theater Ee
McCandless
Change to Incline Ticketing Begins July First
The Monongahela Incline will replace monthly and family school tickets with a new coupon form good for 00 trips. The coupon tickets are valid until used and redeemable for one way travel only. The change takes effect on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela
Meeting at Niagara Among Freight Committees
Agents of the Pittsburg Freight Committee traveled to Niagara Falls to confer with Youngstown and Buffalo committees on sundry matters. The principal aim appears to be seeking a four day workweek and minor concessions, though the matter lacks broad interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Pittsburg
Niagara Falls
Youngstown
Buffalo
Monthly Meeting of Engineers Held at Thaw Mansion
The Engineers Society of Western Pennsylvania will hold its regular monthly meeting today in the parlors of the Academy of Science and Arts Thaw Mansion Fifth Street. Harry J. Lewis will read a paper on Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineers' Society of Western Pennsylvania
Academy of Science and Arts
Thaw Mansion
Fifth Street
Harry J. Lewis
Trades School Idea Might Rise In Time
William McCreery of the Exposition Society directory has shown interest in establishing a trades school but believes the project will take some time to materialize and is not imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCreery
Exposition Society Directory
May receipts from public works departments and markets totals
Receipts for May include Diamond Markets 1655 80 Adams Markets 160 50 Southside Markets 340 85 AO opgues wharf 1223 Southside whee 27 city weigh scales 157 76 Bureau of Highways and Sewers 0 Bureau of Water Assessment new building 62 public parks fines for cows trespass Schenley Park 2190 Total ig
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works
Adams
Southside
AO Opgues
Bureau of Highways and Sewers
Bureau of Water Assessment
Schenley Park
Speakeasy raids and arrests flood city police blotter
A chaotic police blotter lists arrests for attempted kidnapping assault and robbery on multiple streets. Names include P McGaugh L Rossio J Oconowssi and Luigo Thomaine with various charges from false pretense to battery and larceny. A raid on a 279 Second Avenue speakeasy yielded a key proprietor escape.
Dalzell Factions Prepare for Key League Club Fight
Dalzell’s backers plan a mobilization meeting at the Tariff Club to rally delegates for the presidency of the league clubs. Quay wing opponents accuse Dalzell of weak leadership while praising Jack Robinson as a tireless worker who will challenge Dalzell in the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalzell
Tariff Club
E. A. Montooth
Sheri McCandless
Senator Quay
John Dravo
Quay
Pittsburg
League
Charles&. Wolfe
Beaver County
Ignerea Quayite
P St
David Americus Club
Foatnana
Kickers
Republican Party
Quay Wing
Wil
Jack Robinson
Allegheny County
Millions for pensions sweep Pittsburg veterans
Pension rolls in Pittsburg swell as new beneficiaries join at about 75 per day. Nearly 30 000 veterans receive monthly stipends under the 190 act while adjudications rise to 1800 daily nationwide. Through the current quarter 26 788 pensions have been paid locally with more to come. Death and sickness thin the old officer ranks as payments peak at modest sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Bengough
Actor Ryley's Bad Conduct in Divorce Suit
Marie E F Ryley sues John H Ryley the actor and singer for divorce accusing desertion twelve years ago and cites his living with Madeline Lucette in New York five years ago. The couple has a twenty year old daughter. Ryley, about fifty one, made no defense as Justice Morgan O'Brien reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie EF. Ryley
John H. Ryley
Morgan O'Brien
Ryley
New York
Madeline Lucette
Miss Lucette
Justice O'Brien
Case Against McCrystal and Cooney Arraigned in Criminal Court
The defendants Thomas P. McCrystal and James Cooney faced charges for allegedly promising to cover the expenses of Frank J. Gormley’s family, a tales juror in the Hennessey case, while he remained detained on jury duty. Defense challenged the juror array as improperly selected, and Judge Marr ordered the matter to proceed tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. McCrystal
James Cooney
Frank J. Gormley
Hennessey
Rangent
Marr
Rey Morrow
Old teachers re-elected at Allegheny High School meeting
Jubilee Day marks a regular High School Committee session of the Allegheny Board of School Control. Most of the old teachers were re-elected by acclamation, except E E Miller who resigned to become principal of North Avenue School. James E Morrow elected to fill the vacancy. Farrar and S G Nolan chosen for the assistant positions. Secretaries reported $200 receipts and ward engagements discussed for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Board of School Control
E. E. Miller
Woods
Miller
North Avenue
James E. Morrow
Wooda
Farrar
G. Nolan
Scandrett
Levine
Copenhagen
Noble Gist Family Man Dies in Allegheny at 75
Thomas Gist died Sunday night at his daughter's residence in Allegheny aged 75. He belonged to a noted family and was son of Mrs. Federal Ann Bonaparte Gist who died in Sennescee. He had two sons. one died of wounds at Petersburg, the other, William T. Gist, survives. He spent his boyhood in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Thomas Gist
Federal Ann Bonaparte Gist
Sennescee
Bordecal Utaton
Colonel Gist
George Ceorne Gist
Petersburg
William T. Gist
Mr. Gist
Baltimore
Will Suffer Two Penalties
Prof. Alexander Schoeb proprietor of a fashionable speak-easy at 18 Fourth Avenue was fined with costs by a magistrate. In the afternoon he appeared as the ward constable and the case proceeded toward the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rossio
Louis Carevker
Grymene Eras
Wera
Cor W
Robbinen
Grose
Alexander Schoeb
Fourth Avenue
Trate Gripp
Former Southside Policeman Dies at Dixmont
J T Murphy aged 29 died yesterday at Dixmont Insane Asylum. He was formerly a Southside policeman and was sent to Dixmont about two years ago. He leaves a wife and child, residing on South Twenty sixth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Murphy
Dixmont Insane Asylum
Southside
Dixmont
South Twenty-sixth Street
Dress Goods Reductions At Speer & Co
The store advertises discounts on Scotch Ginghams to 130, 15¢ and 20¢ per yard and best printed Pongees at 10¢. It urges customers to visit early, noting reductions across the wash goods and dress goods lines to attract buyers.
Cattle on Forbidden Lands Stir Cherokee Reservation
United States Inspector Albert Lane reports 25,000 head of cattle on the Cherokee strip and 10,000 to 15,000 on the south bank of the Canadian river awaiting water recession, as ranchmen push herds into the area. The cattlemen have been exiled from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Are
United State
Albert Lane
Department of Agriculture
Cherokee Strip
Canadian River
Synagogue Board Seeks New Canther Position
The Grant Street Synagogue trustees met yesterday and voted to advertise for new men to fill the Canther role. The question of changing the Rabbi will be deferred until the current term ends in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Street
Canther
South Dakota Bankers Probe State Bank Incorporation Law
On June 15 Yateron reports the South Dakota State Bankers Association has begun testing the law requiring private banks to incorporate under State or National law to determine its application and effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yateron
South Dakota State Bankers’ Association
Infant dies after eye water ingestion
Special telegram from Beaver Facts reports that the little year old son of Isaac Cox drank part of eye water. Despite efforts by two physicians the child died within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaae Cox
Delegates From East Liverpool Travel To McKinley Convention
A group of McKinley delegates from East Liverpool checked in at the Anderson before heading to the Columbus gathering. The party includes B C Simms J H Simms John N Taylor W L Smith H W Harker and Homer Laughlin, all notable pottery figures and tariff supporters. Kiln predicts McKinley’s victory with a majority. Rogambeans favor him but Foraker’s rankles party lines. Governor Jehe claims the strongest Democrat in the state, while the new party is seen as weak, aiming to influence close districts and balance power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
East Liverpool
Columbus
Anderson
B. C
J. H. Simms
John N. Taylor
W. L. Smith
H. W. Harker
Homer Laughlin
Kiln
Foraker
Rene
Je He Siys
Selling 600 men’s suits at six dollars each today
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company advertises 600 light colored cassimere suits in check pattern, sack or three-button cutaway, for $6 each. Also offers Ladies San Umbrellas and Paragon frame sticks on sale at 75 cents. Jos. Horse & Co advertises quick sale, corner Grant and Diamond streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Jos. Horse & Co
Abe
Jos, Horne & Co
Welty's Offers Lincrusta and Wood Moldings in Various Grades
Lincrusta Walton pressed to hand made goods offered in cheap and medium grades. Ceilings friezes and borders match. Full line of wood moldings available. Locate at 120 Federal Street and Park Way numbers 65 67 69 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincrusta Walton
Welty’s
Federal Street
Parkway
Deaf Jurors Seek New Trial In Marlatt Murder Case
Ira Marlatt charged with the murder of Barnk Ashton at East Fairfield Columbiana county received a new trial after two jurors were deaf. The case moved from New Lisbon where he was found guilty of murder in the first degree. A juror panel was secured at 8 30 this afternoon. The defense will again claim Marlatt was eccentric and not responsible for his actions, pleading insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Marlet
Younastown
Ira Marlatt
Barnk Ashton
East Fairfeld
Columbiana County
New Lisbon
Marlatt
Fashion textiles sale with varied fabrics and prices
The advertisement lists textiles including India mousseline and gingham types in chintz patterns on dark grounds. It cites Me and various brands such as Wise Zephyrs and Madras Ginghamas with phrases claiming choicest assortment at lowest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Century
Madras
Germania Savings Bank Temporarily Located at Sixth Avenue
Germania Savings Bank operates from No 7 Sixth Avenue corner street while its building is rebuilt after a recent fire. The bank offers modest interest on time deposits and is open from 9 PM to 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue
Indignant Indians threaten derail of Duluth and Winnipeg train
Indignant Indians on the Fond Du Lac Reservation threaten to derail the Duluth and Winnipeg train and tear up tracks if cedar poles are removed. A force of men armed with Winchester rifles heads to the scene to confront the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croveretty
Mins
Fond du Lac
Duluth
Winni
Bargain Bonanza In Allegheny County Goods On Sale
An evening paper touts bargains at stores in Allegheny county with mentions of Bargains in Ladies Summer Lisle Stockings boots and waists. Promotions include Jos Horne & Co Fifth Avenue, Welty’s Federal Street and Parkway outlets offering summer corsets blouses and umbrellas. Angostura Bitters advertised for sleepless nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos, Horne & Co
Large textile sale of plaids and linens in various fabrics
A local seller advertises a large purchase of plaid, stripe, and lace effects priced from 10c to 12 per yard and up. Materials include Nainsooks, Cambries, Lawns, Dimities, Habtates, India Linens, Victoria Lawns, and Linen Lawns, offered as exceptionally fine value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Victoria
McKeesport Seeks World Fair Iron Display
McKeesport city officials move to secure World Fair space for a prominent iron and manufacturing exhibit. A committee was formed to compile a list of large manufacturers willing to contribute a substantial display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
White Bed Spreads Offered in Various Prices
The item list presents white bed spreads offered at several prices 750 300 Wo 31 and 110 with a note that all are extra value.
Summer Dress Goods Great June Sale Prices
A June sale features summer weight Serges at 75¢ to 1 per yard and 42 inch and 46 inch fabrics priced around 125 to 150 per yard. Navy blue and mixed tones appear in Gloriosas Teneaux and Cheviot Suitings, with several weights suitable for seaside or travel outfits. Quantities are emphasized as exceptionally good value.
Bargain center dresses draw crowds in busy day
The bargain center table of dress goods drew crowds yesterday and promises big choice again today as shoppers hurry through the stores. J. H. and Co.促
City bids opened for repaving 25 streets
Chief Bigelow opened bids yesterday afternoon for repaving 25 streets under the appropriation ordinance. Bidders named include Booth & Flinn Ott Brothers Evan Jones Sloan & McIlwaine Kerling Ridge & Co John Stewart K Bracken and H C Howard. Awards to be made this morning in Common Council chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Bigelow
Booth & Flinn
Ott Brothers
Evan Jones
Sloan & McIlwaine
Kerling, Ridge & ¢.O
John Stewart
K. Bracken
H. C. Howard
Common Council Chamber
Burglary Hearing Set for George Anderson in Allegheny Case
George Anderson, the Allegheny burglar, will be given a hearing this morning for concealed car. He likely faces six months for the offense. Superintendent Muth denies involvement or marks him as a murderer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Anderson
Allegheny
Muth
Apitectom
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Sterdar
Cherry Alley
Virgin
Polierable Weir
Homestead
Mayor Gourley
Fternoon
Europe
Trust
Forbes Street Hall
P. McGaugh
Mitton Braxs
Mrs. L. Smith
Second Avenue
Yellow Row
Ates
Vallehoo
Reilly
Luigo Thomaine
Thomaine
Dean
Christ Bongurtz
Dla Anuleee
Ee Aseonr Bongartz
Central 4
Ora
Poland
Harry English
Aeneer
Bewickley Club
Randolls
Jose
Dalzell O Dalzell
Delamater
Tke Achilles
Dee
Mr. Dalxell
Dizmont
Hoting, Speer & CO
Cherokee Reservation
Penn Building
Penn Ave
Jel-M
Ulrich & Spencer
M’kinley
Ohio
Biber & Easton
Germania Savings Bank
Prince of Wales
Kensington
Jos. Horne & Co
Devoit
Oxford
G. Campbell & Sons
HK. & BR
Se and Jos, Horne & Co
M’keesport
Sec
Uatch
Arminster
Setemke
7C & A
Wath Ol
Cloak Room Bargains
Market St
Edward
Groetzinger
Frought Steel Ranges
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