A Patriot's Fourth in Pittsburgh Promotes Civic Unison
Mayor Gourley issues an invitation to Pittsburg residents to unite for a Fourth of July celebration at Schenley Park with a formal programme. A committee will solicit $1200 in donations while street railway officials discuss free or reduced transport for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourley
Pitts
Pittbure
Pittaburg
The
United States
H. L. Gourletyt
Schenley Park
Old Sol
City Dennizton
Henry
Pleasant Valley Road
Allegheny
Schenler Park
Penn Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Elkins
Fifth Avenue Traction Road
Ett
Allegheny and
Manchester Road
Dalzell
Joseph L. Evans
K. of L
Hefaid
Fire department inspection praises Allegheny units
Chief Jones led the Allegheny Fire Committee in a yesterday inspection of the city fire department. They found overall excellent condition with horses in good shape. Repairs needed included several bad floors in houses. The Eleventh ward sites for an engine house were viewed but no action taken. Strong desire for an engine company in the district was noted. Alarm readiness varied, with Prey Hill quickest at five seconds. Committee praised department performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Allegheny Fire Committee
Prey Hill Company
Four Constable and a Beer Glass in Alleged Assault Case
Constable John White of Alderman Hell's office posted bail for a hearing before Alderman McMasters on a felonious assault and battery charge brought by Mrs. Yetta Browarsky. The information stems from an assault report by White, showing Browarsky was badly used up by the constable, leading to the current proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John White
Alderman
Hell
Alderman McMasters
Yetta Browarsky
White
Hrowarsky
Census tensions rise over Pittsburgh area population totals
Census Superintendent Porter directs county supervisor Oliver to publish available population figures while Oliver denies receiving orders. Enumerators face resistance, with some omissions among political and social figures. Braddock Hungarians face warrants. enforcement appears to prompt cooperation as officers seek compliance and a new enumerator is assigned to recheck districts.
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Porter
Oliver
Allegheny County
Hazelwood
Census Bureau
Braddock
United States District Attorney's Office
Western University Freshmen Banquet Turns Mischief Into Circus
Freshmen from Western University hosted a banquet at Hotel Duquesne last night. Sophomores, unable to attend, raided the hall masquerading as freshmen and seized the feast. The toastmaster was locked in Carnegie Hall cellar and later released. confusion erupted as hotel staff misidentified late arrivals as intruding sophomores.
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Hotel Duquesne
Western University
Witherow
Duquesne
Sophs
Arrests Follow Homicide at Steel Works Elevator
Coroner's inquest into the death of Charles Baedeman the Swede boy at Homeopathic Hospital concluded with minimal testimony. John Per aon Braddock uncle of the deceased identified the bar's remains for burial. Samuel Hamilton and Peter Erickson Duquesne workers were jailed with Hamilton charged with manslaughter and Erickson due to provide testimony. Erickson claims Hamilton caused Baedeman to fall from the elevator where Hamilton was employed as a filler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Baedeman
John Peraon
Braddock
Samuel Hamilton
Peter Erickson
Duquesne
Erickson
Hamilton
Rademan
Mystic Shrine Committers Prepare for Grand Visitor Week
Lynn Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine met at the Monongahela House to plan reception for about a thousand visitors next week. Supreme Council will convene in the Monongahela dining hall with Grand Imperial Potentate Lam a presiding. A banquet for 300 guests is slated there Monday, with chairs for H D English on Reception, H Darlington on Finance, and W S Brown and A S Wigley on music and arrangements.
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Lynn Temple
Mystic Shrine
Monongahela House
Supreme Council
Monongahela
H. D. English
H. Darlington
Messrs
W.S. Brown
A. S. Wigley
Smith's Execution Date Deferred to August 27
William H. Smith, described as the colored murderer, was informed by Sheriff McCandless that his execution was postponed from Jones to August 27. Smith believed this meant a new trial, but the sheriff clarified there is no trial. The death watch is removed and his attorneys seek a commission to examine his sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Smith
McCandless
Jones
Smith
Notable Local Figures Depart for Mid Atlantic Trips
Major B A Montooth and sister Mary leave for Philadelphia and New York with coastal travel planned until Tuesday when the Mayor will attend Harrisburg. Samuel McCamant of Tyrone camps for Delamater while delegates back Hastings. Rev J L Backer, age 81, oldest Brethren minister, visits Wilkinsburg before heading to Bradford. Councilman T Holmes Miller heads to Harrisburg for the Republican State Convention. Charles R Woodward travels to Chicago with the Intoned Architect. John H Newell heads to Washington on business. James Hee sails to Chicago for a glass trade trip. Frank De Witt Talmage and Howard Pogh in town. J G O'Brien to New York on business. Dr H S Drake of Boston stops at the Monongahela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Montooth
Mary Montooth
Philadelphia
New York
Harrisburg
Samuel McCamant
Tyrone
Filair County
Seventh Avenue
McCamant
Delamater
Hastings
Senator Delamater
J. L. Backer
Mt. Pleasant
Ae Brethren Church
United States
Ron. J. M. Lecher
Ross Street
Wilkinsburg
Bradford
William M. Hersh
Pittsburg
Wharton McKnight
Mrs. McKnight
Mr. McKnight
Cence. Org
T. Holmes Miller
Thirteenth Ward
Charles R. Woodward
Chicago
John H. Newell
Barnes Safe and Lock Compan Bas
Washington
James Hee
Businss
Frank de Witt Talmage
Gat
Brooklyn
Monongahela
Howard Pogh
Gilmore Band
J. G. O'Brien
H. 8. Drake
Boston
Children Hospital Opening in Pittsburg Area
The Pittsburg Hospital for Children on Forbes Street near Craft Avenue is ready to receive destitute sick or injured children not affected by contagious diseases. Applications directed to Dr. F. Le Moyer at No 9 Fifth Avenue, Da D. A. Hexest at 3800 Fifth Avenue, Dr. W. E. at Fifth Avenue corner Aiken Avenue, and Dr. T. M. T. McKexnanx at 614 Penn Avenue.
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Pittsburg Hospital For
Forbes St
Craft Ave
F. le Moyer
Fifth Ave
D. A
Colonel Bayne in Pittsburgh Sees Free Coinage Debate and Post Office Plans
Colonel Bayne arrived in Pittsburgh and met with Postmaster McKean to discuss funding for a larger postal force and a new Allegheny Government building with a $67,000 site appropriation. He polled Pennsylvania officials on free coinage, reporting only two in favor, while listing numerous opponents. He avoided comment on gubernatorial politics and departed for Washington that night.
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Bayne
Pittsburg
Schlosser
Dispatch
McKean
Allegheny
Pennsylvanie
James B. Reilly
Pottsville
James Kerr
Clearfield
Hen
Eons O'Neill
Richard Vaux
John E. Reyburn
Alf C. Harmer
Philadelphia
Smediey Darlington
West Chester
Robert M. Yardley
Doylestown
William Murchler
Easton
David Brunner
Reading
Marriots Brosius
Lancaster
Iana A. Berapton
Scran Osborne
Middletown
Myron B. Wright
Susquehanna
Henry C. McCormick
Williams
Charles R. Hockalew
Bloomsburg
Louis Atkinson
Mifflintown
Levi Marsh
York
Edward Scull
Summerset
Samuel A. Craig
Brookville
John Dalzell
Thomas M. Bayne
Bellevue
Seem Warren Ray
Waynesburg
Charles Townsend
New Brighton
William C. Gothe Girard
Lewis F. Watson
Warren
Vaux
Muichier
Brunner
Buexalew
Marsh
Senate
Bayne Yon
Connal
Jone
Washington
Post Office Salary Boosts and Staffing Shifts Unveiled
Washington notified that Postmaster McKean will earn 15000 a year, up 1200 from last year, with Aug 1 changes aligning with Edwards’ arrival as assistant postmaster. New mail boxes are in use citywide. On the second floor, Thomas Alcorn retires as Assistant United States District Attorney, to be replaced by William J. McDonald, a Prothonotary’s office veteran.
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McKean
Washington
Edwards
Federal Building
Thomas
Alcorn
United States District Attorney
William J. McDonald
Allegheny
McDonald
Circular warns Allegheny voters against Pat tison aligned delegates
A circular urges Democratic voters in Allegheny Second Assembly district to back delegates F J Manley and Lee Frazier who support ex Governor Pat tison. It targets voters across wards and calls to elect precinct delegates pledged to Manley and Frazier, warning of false Democrats and the fight against monopoly.
Spooner backs Dispatch view on silver bill and tariff stance
Senator Spooner of Wisconsin traveled home from Washington and said the House will not pass the Senate silver bill. He criticizes free coinage and miner certificates as preposterous but acknowledges need for silver territory aid. He condemns the Senate measure as too radical and opposes tariff policy.
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Spooner
Wisconsin
Washington
Senate
House
United States
Wolverine
Fourth District Assembly Race Clears Field for Kearns
Aldermen Cassidy and O'Donnell retire from the Democratic race for the Fourth district Assembly seat leaving Councilman John Kearns of the Tenth ward as the remaining candidate in the field.
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Cassidy
O'Donnell
Assembly
John Kearns
Hungarian Duel Among Iron Workers Over Insult
Two Hungarian iron workers at Elba Iron Works one night fought with clubs after an alleged insult to a wife. Ravern Long and Des perate Bouleo received severe bruises and cashes, were treated by Dr Davis, and one man arrested and held on $80 bond for morning hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Brito
John Shilisky
Elba
Brito
Shilisky
Dr. Davis
Ourteenth Ward
Christening of Jail Twins Nears at Cathedral Service
The Jall Twins, twin boys of Mrs Bridget Riley born in jail two weeks ago, will be christened by a Cathedral priest this morning. Mrs Riley cannot attend, but a friend will carry the babies and act as godmother. Names of the twins were finalized late last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Riley
Temperance Meeting At Arch Street M E Church
About 75 people attended last night's monster meeting in Allegheny at Arch Street M E Church. After devotional exercises Rev Dr L N Hays opened with a short address followed by B C Christy who introduced Will J McConnell. J W Moreland also spoke.
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Arch Street
M. E Church
Allegheny
L N. Hays
B.C. Christy
Will J. McConnell
J. W. Moreland
Banker Mr. Ferguson Donates Treasury of Greenhouse Plants
Mr E M Ferguson a Twentieth ward banker gave away all flowers and plants from his greenhouses to Chief a for beautification. The plants are yal RE r Pratt's Chlorides for household disinfecting purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Ferguson
Re.r Pratt
A Polish Wedding Celebrated at Odd Fellows Hall
A Polish wedding reception at Odd Fellows Hall after John Lobotcki and Sarah Furanski wed at St Adelbert’s Church. Guests paid 5 to couples for dances, funds to start housekeeping, and the celebration lasted five days with music, dancing, cigars, smoke, and a wild bar scene with bologna and cheese spread as the event ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
John Lobotcki
Sarah Furanski
St. Adelbert's Church
Nearlyn A Lynching On Muriel Street Southside Attack
A mob of hundreds gathered outside 136 Muriel street on the Southside seeking to lynch two Polish men after an alleged assault on Mrs. Joseph Okiche. Officer Smith evacuated the home amid bloodstained clothing and a fainting victim. Okiche and Turar were detained until Captain Stewart arrived with assistance.
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Smith
Southside
Muriel Street
South Thirteenth
Joseph Okiche
Stewart
Okiche
Tazar
Turar
Captain Stewart
Officer Smith
Smallpox Incident on Penn Avenue In City
Italian immigrant Antonio Laurino, 28, sick with smallpox, was sent to the pesthouse by health officials. He arrived a month ago, lived on Washington street, moved to 1147 Penn Avenue, and grew ill there. Officials attempted vaccination of others. residents resisted but finally consented after effort. The house was fumigated and city officials cited crowded, unsanitary conditions in lower city areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Laurino
Laurine
Washington Street
Penn Avenue
McAleese
Italy
Judge Stowe Sets Larceny Sentence for Anderson
A colored man named Anderson, jailed on suspicion of murder and facing larceny charges, pleaded guilty in East Liver pool. Judge Collier planned six months in the workhouse but Judge Stowe interceded to reduce it to five. he implied harsher mercy for stealing an accordion or horse fiddle, while a guitar carried different fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Jubilee in June at Allegheny School Board meeting
The Allegheny School Board decided to hold a jubilee on June 27, the last day of the term. A Committee on School Children's Jubilee was appointed with W P Hunker as chair and members including Rev B Woodburn and Rev W H McMillan. The board also directs decorating the High School for the centennial and urges local boards to decorate their buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny School Board
W. P. Hunker
Rev. B . Woodburn
W. T. Bradberry
W. H. McMillan
John W. Krips
A H. Cochran
Philip Peifer
Right to Arrest Questioned After False Money Charge
Robert W. Moreland filed an information with Commissioner Gamble against Isaac Van Lee who was arrested for possessing and uttering counterfeit money. Van Lee says he is innocent after receiving two silver dollars at Frederick's oboe store on Beaver Avenue and spending one at Mrs. Zama's store. Government Detective McSweeney questions the legality if the facts support the man's account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Moreland
Commissioner Gamble
Isaac van Lee
van Lee
Frederick
Beaver Avenue
Hears in Brinker Eisenbeis ward contest and local cases
A hearing in the Brinker Eisenbeis aldermanic contest for the Twelfth ward Allegheny occurred yesterday at Attorney Thompson’s office with Robb and Fitzsimmons for Eisenbeis and A H Rowand for Brinker. The hearing continues today. Alderman Kerr discharged W T Lucas and held Charles Titus for court on charges of peace bond and larceny. Larceny by bailee against manager Wilt was dismissed by Alderman McMasters. Mac Thomas Stowes of Crafton is recovering at Mercy Hospital after attempting suicide. Annie Davis, 19 Frankstown Avenue, was arrested for entering a store on Wrylie Avenue and disturbing baskets. Andre Carpl was arrested on a warrant for knocking down a neighbor. The Committee on Charities will meet to consider the Poor Farm sale ordinance. Members of the Butchers Association plan a meeting.
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Brinker-Eisenbais
Allegheny
Thompson
Robb & Fitzsimmons
Eisenbeis
A. H. Rowand
Brinker
Howand
Steer
Kerr
W. T. Lucas
Charles Titus
Lucas
Titus
Wilt
J.C. Davies
Alderman McMasters
Mac
Thomas Stowes
Crafton
Mercy Hospital
Annie Davis
Frankstown Avenue
Wrylie Avenue
Kerr Andre Carpl
Thomas Keeziskt
Committee On Charities
Mamoxers
Butchers’ Association
Glass workers form new union aimed at mutual protection
A new Glass House Employes Association seeks to unite packers, etchers, decorators, teasers, grinders, panters, and glasshouse laborers in Pittsburg. A July 14 meeting in Exchange Hall aims to organize about 2000 workers and pressure owners of flint, window and green glass houses for recognition and fair wages.
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Pittsburg
Flint and
Green Glass Associations
Glass House
Exchange Hall
South Twelfth Street
Inbor
Gene Glasshouse
Glass Houses
Glasshouse
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Hamilton
Ontario
Atlantic City
Canton
Baltimore
Flintworkers
Engrav
Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Flint
Flint Glass Union
Argo
Plate
Powderly to reply to AFL misrepresentations in New York
Powderly faces an AFL officers’ misrepresentation claim in New York tonight. Local officials believe he will refute the Knights of Labor disclosures and defend their actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powderly
Coopers’ Union
New York
American Federation of Labor
Knights
Knights of Labor
Allegheny Man Works on New Street Car Motor
Civil engineer W. B. Jarboe of Allegheny has nearly perfected a street car motor claimed to replace electricity. Reportedly compact enough to be carried on the car and water powered, tests on the Pleasant Valley line yielded satisfactory results though few details are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Jarboe
Allegheny
Jarboe
Pleasant Valley
Apollo Aroused as Vender Faces Beery Boycott Threat
In Apollo the Junior Order of American Mechanics plans a big picnic with sports and dancing but a firestorm erupts over two carloads of beer from Silverman tied to the original package issue. Citizens threaten protests and boycotts to stop the sale, aiming to keep the town free of stamped goods and avoid a repeat of colonial era tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo
Boston
Order of American Mechanics
Great Western
Aries Pilrerman
Supreme Court
Silverman
International Sunday School delegates underfunded hospitality plan
City Hall hosts the International Sunday School Convention budget update shows hotel and committee costs totaling 3 mile their treasury has 2817. Delegates expected 1300 to transfer 4 hosts provided. If not funded promptly the twin cities reputations could suffer as arrivals begin tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Twin Cities
Defining a Peddler Chief Brown Lets Drummers Sell from Samples
Three Italians were arrested on Liberty Street for peddler licensing violations. Chief Brown says he will not prosecute drummers who sell from samples but do not deliver food. only actual peddlers are covered by the law. Book agents delivering goods here will be treated as peddlers and must obtain licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Andrew Sommart
Andreas Sclaniere
Marcuzio Bargolo
Brown
Lego
Boy Killed by Cars at Herr's Station
A one year old named Joseph Fish was run over and killed on the West Penn Railroad near Herr's station Allegheny. John Lawson of National Tube Works in McKeesport was burned and taken to Mercy Hospital after his clothes caught fire from a torch. A brakeman from Pittsburgh was crushed after being thrown from a train near Scottvale and hospitalized. Charles Johns, who fell into a tub of boiling water on Thirty third Street, died yesterday at 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fish
West Penn
Herr's Station
Allegheny
John Lawson
National Tube Works
Mercy Hospital
Yeaterday
Kreiger
Pittsburg
Scottvale
West Penn Hospital
Charles Johns
Thirty-third Street
Great Clearance Sale On $100000 Worth Fiue Clothing
First day of sale at P. C. C. Cor Grant and Diamond streets opposite the Court House. Men’s fine suits priced about half their real worth. All stock must be sold before July 1. Thousands of styles, newest designs. Stop in early for best bargains. We guarantee satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Co. C.C
Cor. Grant and
Diamond Sts
the Court House
PCC
Cor
Grant and
Court House
Brakemen Strike Taints Monongahela Division Traffic
The Monongahela division of the Pennsylvania Railroad faces disruption as through brakemen strike. Officials urge quitters while yardmen refuse to handle any inbound freight until settlement. Port Perry car block removed and under 100 cars remain stranded. Panhandle route used for westbound freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Panhandle
Monongahela City
Watt
Port Perry
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Olivers' Mills
Cora
Olivers
Idis
Standard of Test For Locomotives to Be Established
Allan Sterling and J P Tuplin of the International Boiler Co New York with F Samulson Jr were at the Seventh Avenue Hotel and will travel East. They have Ohio contracts with James P Witherow Co New Castle handling most work. Hon H E Smith of Johnstown N Y accompanied them. They met Thomas Deegan in city talks. Sterling chairs a Society of Civil Engineers committee to set locomotive test standards starting next month and will visit local works during inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Sterling
J. P. Tuplin
F. Samulson
International Boiler Company
New York
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Limited
Ohio
James P. Witherow
Thomas Deegan
Stirling
Society of Civil Engineers
Washburn Contra bass guitar touted for club accompaniment
The advert introduces the Contra bass guitar as the largest of its kind with harp like tone. It urges readers to consult H Kleber & Bro for demonstrations and notes Washburn models and accompanist styles. It also promotes inexpensive Brussels carpet sale at CampBet Dick with straight one dollar per yard pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
H. Kleber & Bro
Wood Street
Klebers
Arion
Conservatory
CampBet. & Dick
Walker Arrest Sparks Outrage on Sixth Street Bridge
Joseph Walker was arrested late last night on the Sixth Street bridge for disorderly conduct. Friends with Walker called the arrest an outrage and a spiteful act by the bridge officer. Walker posted a $90 deposit for his appearance this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Walker
Sixth Street
Walker
Woman Held After Alderman Hearing on Assault Charge
Lala Scott of Wylie Avenue near Roberts Street faced Alderman Bell after Macgie Robinson testified that Scott struck her with a cobblestone. Scott was committed to jail for the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lala Scott
Wylie Avenue
Roberts Street
Bell
Macgie Robinson
Misa Scott
Sub-Committee mulls James O Neil claim for damages
The Sub-Committee on Claims met to consider James O Neil s demand of 1000 for damages to his house in Thirteenth ward caused by city blasting during a severe case. The session adjourned with the matter not fully explained. Two boys later assaulted A A Alles s buggy on Federal Street Allegheny colliding with Robert Chambers vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Neil
Bis House
Thirteenth Ward
A. A. Alles
Reckline
Federal Street
Allegheny
Robert Chambers
Marvin's Butter Waters Delight For Lunch Baskets
A quaint item describes Marvin's butter waters as a new dainty perfect for picnics and lunch baskets. The casual note invites readers to try them and suggests they will not be content without this product in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
Excursion to Wheeling Tomorrow and New Store Debuts
Beer from Z Wainwright & Co offered to first class bars on tan. Families can be supplied direct by telephone 5525. An excursion to Wheeling via the B&O is set for tomorrow with a 1.50 round trip and 8:30 A M departure. Jos Homer & Co promotes cheap novelty ginghams and stockings on counters with various discounts. Large selection of challies and fabrics at low prices from Leveryard and H J Lyycxu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. Wainwright & Co
wWrsa
Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers Convene in Pittsburgh
The twenty-seventh international convention of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will meet October 15 in Pittsburgh marking the first international gathering there in years. A public reception is planned at the Grand Opera House with gifts of small bound books featuring convention ceremonies history and portraits of leading engineers. The Amalgamated Association reports progress on its constitution with twenty-nine recommendations being considered and the scale for printers to prepare for manufacturers this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
The
Amalgamated Association
Committee On Constitution
Policy Dealer Held for Court
Otto Helldberg appeared before Magistrate McKenna for a hearing on a policy dealing charge filed by Captain Geaphy. The proceedings followed a report of alleged illegal lottery style betting activity, with the accused granted a preliminary examination and arraignment scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Helldberg
McKenna
Geaphy
Bic
Oss
City Treasurer Grants Licenses to Four Peddlers
City Treasurer Denniston issued licenses to four peddlers who were reportedly coerced into paying for Chief Brown's order, amid concerns over illegal vending practices in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denniston
Bcown
Great Clearance Sale at PCC Raises Quick Cash
A large stock of fine clothing valued at $100,000 is offered for immediate sale at PCC. First comers secure the best bargains as the stock must be sold before July 1. The sale promises guaranteed fits and widespread selection to convert merchandise into cash.
Meeting Postponed by District Assembly No. 1 K of Li
The Executive Board meeting of District Assembly No. 1 K of Li is postponed one week to allow members to attend the boat excursion organized by Local Assembly 1563.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Assembly No
Rdare
Furnaces Near Pittsburg District Brace for Repairs
Several furnace owners in the Pittsburg district prepare to shut down or blast plants for repairs. Powderly will reply as discussions intensify in local labor circles over the address of General Master Workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Powderly
Excursion to Ohio Pyle Tomorrow From B and C Depot
American dress ginghams offered at H J Lynch 438 440 Market Street at 10 and 12 1 2 cents per yard closing out. Excursion to Ohio Pyle tomorrow Sunday rate 150 round trip Praia leaves B and C depot at 8 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Lynch
Wrsu
Ohio Pyle
New India Silks Offers Wide Range of Silk Fabrics
A large assortment of fabrics from New India Silks featuring 24 and 27 inch plain Japanese silks in black, cream, and shades at low yard prices. Includes India silks in prints, all-silk grenadines, crepe de chine, meres, warps, and wool dress fabrics. Also housing heavy discounts on French and English makes with many pieces new to the season. The catalog highlights all-wool Henriettas, serges, cashmeres, and tennis suitings with strong emphasis on bargain pricing and new colorings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Shew Yard
Lyons
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Eolicit
Street Railroad
Zens
Byron King
A. M. Brown
W. Moreland
W. D.moore
W. D. Kearns
Sheriff McCandless
Allegheny Fire Companies
Diamovde
Sameel Hamilton
Charles Redemaan
Children's Hospital
Keystone
M'Kean
McHean
Highland Park
Judge Stowe
Allegheny School
Condorfelt
Vonder
Chief Brown
Wheeling
See
Homer & Co
Penn Avenues
Boces & Brat
Challies
Glge
Lever Yard
H. J. Lyyxcu
Market St
Wfssu
Locomotive Engineers’ Meeting
P.C
DR. C. McLane
Ming Broa
Pittaure
St Louis
Lapres
Jos, Onne & Co
Penn Arenas
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Market ST. Joll- Wr
JOS. Horne & Cls
Penn Ave
Lée
Nottingham
JS. Horne & CO
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