No Agreement Reached in Iron and Steel Talks
The Amalgamated Association and Pittsburg wire rod manufacturers failed to agree on concessions as a July 1 deadline looms for the current scale. President Weihe stood firm, insisting on reevaluating his nine-year presidency while meetings continued with limited progress. The convention proceeds, with committees wrapping reports, as efforts to sign the Western scale for 1942 advance.
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Amalgamated Association
Nowremaine
Carney
Forbes Street
Turner Hall
Presniter
John Gallagher
Iron and Steel
Scottdale Iron Works
New Flint Glass Factory at Indiana Pa Planned
A large flint glass factory is under construction at Indiana Pennsylvania. The plant will house a ten pot furnace and produce a general line of flint glassware. Two buildings arise, one 75 by 75 feet and the other 159 feet long, with modern machinery and water gas for kilns and decor. The line includes opal and flat shades, blown and pressed ware, engraved and decorated ware.
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Indiana
Ovar Lown Sind
Coke land venture by furnace men near Uniontown
Desperate furnace workers form their own coke operation with an option on 630 acres of coal land owned by Pressley H. Moore in Uniontown. The site adjoins Shaw and Phillips tracts. The private option runs 30 days, about 50 per acre, and a crew from Pittsburgh, Sharon, and Youngstown will establish ovens beyond the Oliver works.
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Pressley H. Moore
Uniontown
William Shaw
Phillips
Oere
Pittsburg
Sharon
Youngstown
Oliver Works
Tin plate factory project in Montgomery county area
Work begins on a plant at Ernest station near the new Norristown Steel Works under the supervision of Richard Lewin and H Edwards. The tin plate manufacturing plan is among early probabilities for the county, aiming to boost local industry and employment opportunities.
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Montgomery County
Ernest Station
Norristown Steel Works
Richard Lewin
H. Edwards
Swansea Valley mill to turn out tin plate boxes weekly
In Ristown Swansea Valley Wales machinery has arrived and part of the mill will be in operation within six weeks. The facility will produce about 600 to 700 boxes of tin plates weekly.
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Ristown
Swansea Valley
Wales
Weihe Refuses Re Election At Amalgamated Convention
Weihe will retire from the presidency of the Amalgamated and Energe in Business as the convention opens today. Delegates prepare to elect officers for the ensuing year with nominations after minutes read. Weihe says he is not a candidate and will not allow his name to go before the convention. He has led the body nine years since 1883. Potential successors include W A Carney and M M Garland. Stephen Madden may change as secretary. The convention aims to adjourn by Wednesday June 30 after swift work.
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Amalgamated and Energe
Amalgamated Association
Weihe
John Jarrett
Philadelphia
Association
W.A. Carney
M. M
Canada Not Afraid of Retaliation Over Canal Tolls
Ottawa June 24 Special Cabinet members say the proposed Canadian settlement on discrimination in canal tolls should avert U S retaliation. Sir John Thompson doubts Harrison knew of Canada's offer before his message. Talk in Parliament favors possible retaliation like excluding U S vessels from Welland canal, which handled 45 percent of its 1,122,000 tonnage from American ships in 1890. The Dominion’s offer, with small changes, follows the recent talks with the U S Executive.
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Ottawa
Tax DisPatch
Canada
United States
Senate
Davis
Washington
John Thompson
Harrison
Sir John
Legation
Lord Salisbury
St. Mary's Falls Canal
Welland Canal
Dominion
United States Executive
Man Rescued After DT Delirium Attempt At River
Daniel Sweeney of Fourteenth street attempted suicide by leaping into the Allegheny river at Sixteenth street in delirium tremens. Workmen from Zug's mill saved him and kept him under guard at the Twelfth ward station overnight before he returned home. He had been recently released from the workhouse and had a days long spree. Three years earlier he was jailed for attempting to kill a police officer with a two foot iron weapon. beaten by officers, he spent three months in hospital and has had DT episodes when drinking since.
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Daniel Sweeney
Fourteenth Street
Allegheny
Sixteenth Street
Zug’s Mill
Twelfth Ward
Sweeney
A Tribute to Major Moore Farewell at Bi-chloride Club
A pleasant farewell reception honored Major S E Moore, President of the Associated Bi-Chloride of Gold Clubs and Kensington Improvement Company officer, preparing for his voyage to Europe next Wednesday. The Bi-chloride of Gold Club on Third avenue hosted decorated rooms and a lunch while speeches featured a poem by John M. Kelly dedicated to Moore. Guests enjoyed water preserved from champagne bottles as part of the champagne toast. The notice notes moons of marks and August observances in the Dispatch tomorrow.
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Bi-chloride of Gold Club
Third Avenue
S. E. Moore
Associated
Bi-Chloride of Gold Clubs
Kensington Improvement Company
Europe
John M. Kelly
S E. Moore
New Jersey Delegate Names Likely VP Nominee Stites
New Jersey delegates to the Prohibition National Convention next week will probably present Edgar Page Stites of Cape May for the Vice Presidential nomination. Stites is an insurance broker, a Methodist Episcopal minister, an orator and gospel hymn writer.
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New Jersey
W. P. Carrt
Edgar Page Stites
Cape May
Gladstone home rule plan leaks to Liberal leaders
London dispatch reports details of Gladstone's home rule measure retained from 1886 with changes to religion endowment protections and denominational schooling. It covers Irish Parliament powers, Imperial representation, police enforcement of taxes, and a proposed Judicial Committee role. Election forecasts show varied Liberal majority hopes, while Tim Healy faces mob threats in Dublin as violence flares.
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Scoptright
B. T
Loxpon
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Rosebery
John Morley
William Vernon Harcourt
Gladstone
House of Commons
House of Lords
Associated Press
Ireland
Supreme Court of the
United States
Judicial Committee
Privy Council
Pall Mall Gazette
Tyndall
Dublin
Ulster Movement
Morley
Gladstone On Ireland Calls For Separate Parliament
In his June electoral address, Gladstone argues for home rule in Ireland, urging a local legislature to manage Irish affairs while Parliament addresses English and Welsh needs. He traces Ireland’s political status from 1763 to the reform era and criticizes Dublin Castle governance, warning of Tory failures and Libera l-backed reforms.
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United Kingdom
Erin
Lorpon
Gladstone
Great Britain
Ireland
Ita U
England
Wales
Dublin Castle
Balfour Opposes Gladstone on Irish Home Rule Policy
Loxton June 244 Mr Balfour’s election address denounces the abortive home rule bill of 18% as unjust and dangerous. A Dublin parliament could not be controlled by Westminster and would unfairly empower a loyal minority while alarmingly compromising imperial supremacy and triggering ongoing trouble. The methods of the politicians are criticized as criminal and harmful to the British and Irish states.
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Loxton
Balfour
Aeham
Dublin
Ireland
Gladstonians
PARNELLITES HANDICAPPED
Mrs Delia Stewart Parnell, mother of Charles Stewart Parnell, arrived on the Germanic from Liverpool with granddaughter Miss Dickinson. She stayed at 770 Amsterdam Avenue and said Irish support for her son’s principles is rising but funds are scarce for the Parnellites.
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New York
Delia Stewart Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
White Star Line
Liverpool
Dickinson
Mra Parnell
Illiam Knoad
Amsterdam Avenue
Charles
Gladstone
Ireland
Funds For The Campaign In Ireland Aid Drive
The Irish Federation of America urges support for the McCarthyite canoe through the National Federation of America. It seeks to raise 150,000 dollars for legal expenses and deposits before elections. Two weeks remain to raise the funds to back the Irish National party and candidates.
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Irish Federation of America
New York
National Federation of America
Friends of Home Rule
Ireland
Irish National Party
Justin McCarthy
Ita
Pope A
Ena
Aseis
Sons of Ireland
America
Faithful Friends of the National Cause
W D Howells Praise For Crawford Send Tomorrow Dispatch
W D Howells talks charmingly of his art to T Crawford for The Dispatch tomorrow. Need Another 8700 for the Fourth. Contributions to the Fourth of July fund include John Escherech 5 Yetta Browarsky 0 collected by Police Magistrate Hyndman 47550 O M ara 5 A L Schultz 5 Frank J Torrence 10 McCullough Smith 10. Seven hundred dollars more are needed to cover expenses. The smallest dog collars in Pittsburg Harness ta um 420 and 428 Wood street.
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John Escherech
Yetta Browarsky
Hyndman
O'Mara
A. L. Schultz
Frank J. Torrence
McCullough & Smith
Pittsburg
Wood Street
Marquis de Mores Arrested After Duel in Paris
Paris dispatch says Marquis de Mores was arrested for the death of Captain Mayer in a duel amid anti Semite tensions. Hebrew residents fear demonstrations at Mayer funeral while authorities brace for unrest. Drumont trial scenes and Dob of the Bank of France bribe claim echo the broader religious strife in France.
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Paris
Marquis de Mores
Mayer
France
Chamber of Deputies
Dreyfus
M. de Froycinet
Camign
Libre
Edouard Drumont
M. Drumont
Bordeau
Baron Rothschild
Bank of France
M. Burdesu
Marquis
Laguerre
Drumont
Ttap
de Mores
Comba
Algiers
Reilly
Fair Field
United States
Medora
Pacific
Missouri
Prince Bismarck Sees United Germany At Munich Luncheon
Prince Bismarck and Princess Bismarck attended a Munich luncheon hosted by Count Holnstein after which the prince praised the welcoming reception. He noted the public’s appreciation of his labors and said unity among Germans had been secured, avoiding a late 1860s scenario.
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Prince Bismarck
Munich
Prince
Bismarck
Count Holnstein
Germany
Bismarck Interview Sparks Berlin Sensation
Berlin reels from a Neue Freie Presse interview with Prince Bismarck published in Vienna. The report leaves Berlin with a mood of gloom as newspapers deride Bismarck for souring his dignity and harshly criticize diplomats who discuss political questions privately.
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Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Neue Freis Presse
Vienna
Boerse
Boerten Courier
Parisian duelist Dre Monts mourns Mayer death
Thavacnot has been convicted and sentenced to death. Dre Monts, the Parisian duelist, is represented as deeply grieving over the death of his antagonist Captain Mayer. A rant of Monte Sasso in Italy has slid down upon many houses below, killing and wounding about 0 persons. A railroad is blockaded. In conferences between Signor Brin and Chancellor von Caprivino, a single change was made in the relations between Italy and Germany. Carram Lynaxp writes Uganda troubles originated in the murder of a Protestant chief by Catholic natives, who attacked Protestant natives and Captain Lugard's fore. Captain Williams voting a month later, re that the chase has ended. Paacio is en route to Europe. The London police weave a web about Thomas Neill, now in custody on charges of murder entangled to a case.
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Thavacnot
Dre Monts
Mayer
Monte Sasso
Italy
Signor Brin
von Caprivinot
Germany
Carram Lynaxp
Uganda
Lugard
Williama
Paacio
Europe
London
Thomas Neill
Shephares
Ruined by gamblers ends in dissolution of Hamell firm
Philadelphia June 24 Special. Frank Hamell senior member of Hamell & Stubbs ship chandlers discloses dissolution of the firm due to a partner’s embezzlement. He states the partner robbed him over years, fled May 2 and remains missing. Hamell plans to pursue charges and restore debts to the old firm’s creditors as F. Hamell & Co. takes over.
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Philadelphia
Gloucester
Frank FT. Hamell
Hamell & Stubbs
Hanye
F. £. Hamell & Co
Unier- Shanes
Disston Declines Chairmanship Hope in Name Only
Hamilton Disston, District Attorney Graham, and Charles Emory Smith arrived in Washington to meet President Harrison amid rumors of a push for Disston to head the Republican National Committee. Disston said the offer is out of the question, even if extended, due to other obligations.
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WasHincron
Hamilton Disston
Graham
Charles Emory Smith
Smith
Harrison
Messie Disston
Fim
United States
Florida
Rusk
General Hatch
Missouri
Disston
Republican National Committee
Census bulletin on US population by color and nativity
The 1890 census shows total population 62,622,250 up 24.86 percent since 1880 with males 32,067,880 and females 30,504,370. Native born 53,372,703. foreign born 9,249,547. White population 54,983,890 and colored 7,638,360, with whites growing 26.08 percent and colored 13.11 percent from 1880 to 1890.
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Wasuireton
Census Office
United States
South
Mrs Ferguson Recounts Baby Cure With Cuticura
A Boston mother describes her 5 month old son’s severe eczema and itching I treated him with Cuticura products. After weeks his skin cleared fully and he slept better. She urges other mothers to use the same regimen for relief and cure.
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M. Ferguson
Rookline St
Boston
Owens Bill Preferred by Turner Bund Allies
Washington June 24. A Turnerbund committee, after its convention in this city, urged the joint immigration committee to support the Owens immigration bill. Hugo Muench of St. Louis, president of the North American Turner Bund, spoke against the Quay Stone bill and read resolutions expressing the Turners’ preference for Owens bill.
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Waashington
Joint Committee On Immigration
Hugo Muench
St. Louis
Turner Bund
Quay to Indorse the Ticket in Extended Statement
Washington June 24 Senator Quay will issue an extended statement tomorrow in which he will endorse the Republican ticket and explain why he believes Harrison and Reid will be elected in November.
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Washinetox
Quay
Harrison
Reid
Colorado State Silver League seeks Omaha HQ for convention
The president of the Colorado State Silver League wired from Chicago to obtain suitable headquarters in Omaha during the National Convention of the People's party. He received a favorable reply.
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Sliver
Ommaha
Neb
Colorado State Silver League
Chicago
The
People’s Party
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