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Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1892

Page

12

Uncertainty Still Faces Iron Wage Standoff. Markets Watch

A special telegram from New York June 24 reports little change in general trade with pockets of activity in St Louis, Omaha, and Kansas City. The steel wage dispute between Amalgamated Assoc and Western manufacturers remains unsettled, with idle mills and a softer market outlook into 1888. Exports and financials show weakness in grain markets, dull Wall Street, and mixed bank clearings despite some crop optimism.

New York Fradstret’s St. Lewis Omaha Kansas City Louisiana Pacific Coast Texas Chicago Amalgamated Association Western Iron Manualscturers Pittsburg Smaker Fisthes United States Montreal Hurlington Daly Treasury Tmorth Hrodstree New York City Dan. &. G Bond Co Whnch Geval Scott Iwakere

Aeons Sasy Item Despite Large Figure 15,873,572

A fragmented OCR item shows a large numeric figure 15,873,572 alongside repeated tokens. The readable content is sparse and lacks identifiable names or places.

New York Housesmiths and coal plant plans fuel iron trade talks

The week sees massive cold orders at £5,250,000 amid wage and union activity. London broker Pareurs declared bankrupt with liabilities far exceeding assets. Andrew M. of New Orleans elected at a boiler makers session. wholesale dealer Wilson Sons of Cincinnati assigned. New coal plant on Youghiogheny river. Henderson coal land to be developed at Buena Vista by Carroll Brothers and John Paloter. Yokohama awaits civil and commercial codes. railway loan bill passes while private railway purchase faces delay. Chicago Board of Trade moves to require 10 percent deposits on time contracts. Oil, gold, and grain movements show erratic patterns with May exports prevailing into June. London Rural Show draws American breeders. import restrictions criticized. New iron barges begin construction at Brown's station, touted for safety and coal capacity. Ore shipments to Lake Erie ports remain strong. June cargo records set. Iron League suggests weakening boycotts against Jackson Architectural Iron Works. new hod-hoisting and brick handling ventures proposed.

New York Hi. Pareurs London International Brotherhood of Boiler Makers Andrew M. x Ae New Orleans P. Wilson Sons Caer Cincinnati Tue Chicago Board of Trade Hutchinson Pardridge London Love Stock Journal Ruosk W. H. Brown & Sona Brown Pittsburg Cleveland Iron Trade Review Lake Erie Puten Cleveland The Iron League Jackson Architectural Iron Works

Railroad dividends and consolidations in early 1900s

Delaware Lackawanna and Western announces an 18 percent quarterly dividend. A lawsuit in Richmond seeks a receiver for Richmond and West Point Terminal. Mohawk and Adirondack Railway formed by consolidations of three lines. Central Traffic Association approves World’s Fair dedicatory rates, 30 mile radius fare plus one third. Grand Trunk questioned by ICC over alleged discrimination, practice of lower export rates vs local shipments cited as common.

Central Traffic Association Columbian Passenger Committee Chi Becacass Inter-State Commerce Commission Grand Trunk Railway Grand Trunk Seaboard Commission

Fire Ravages Golden Malting Plant in Chicago

A fire at the Golden Malting Company in Chicago damaged the kfin house and ruined over 50,000 bushels of grain. An alarm from box 72 reported a small blaze in Louis Schmefer’s tailor shop at 924 Butler Street, extinguished with minimal losses. Cleveland reports a busy day for firefighters amid suspected arson, including a $10,000 blaze in the Eagle oil refinery and a $1,000 loss by Naval officers at Lake Shore Station. Damages at D. J. Schier’s furniture factory totaled $25,000, with $20,000 stock and $5,000 building loss, and the Cleveland Gas Co office incurred $500 damage.

Chicago Kfin The Golden Malting Company Butler Street Louis Schmefer Cleveland Eagie Central Lake Shore D. J. Schier Cleveland Gas Company

People moving through Pittsburgh hotels and rail figures

A crowded social scene spans guests from Johnstown East Life and others at Monongahela and Duquesne hotels. Several officials Joseph Gardener, Patrick and Ward plan travels to England Ireland Scotland. Local leaders and visitors from Philadelphia Bradford Brooklyn Atlantic City and beyond are noted in transit.

H. ¥. Haws Johnstown J. N. Taylor W. J. Taylor East Live John HL. Patrick New York Anderson J. & Cooper Parker G. C Gardner Ohio River Monongahela House Camden West Virginia Thomas F. Bashford, Jr Pittsburg Council, Jr. C. U. A. M Atlantic City P. J. Ward Webster Avenue England Ireland Scotland M. J. Huston Tren John G. Robinson Lake Eris Road News Y . W. M. Clark Missouri Pacific Road Brooklyn M. Murphy Standard Oil Philadelphia H. D. Bolkiey B. & C. Road Duquesne T. C. Lawson Brookville Greenland Clarion W. P. Tyler Washington

Pittsburgers in New York for New Year’s travel

A list of Pittsburg residents registered at New York hotels includes J F Armstrong Sturtevant J W Craig Albemarle A H McClintock Westminster G B Obey Grand Union C A Parker Cosmopolitan W T Paii Sturtevant A W Smith Astor J H W Astor RM Davis and wife Gedney C Dretfos Everett J D McKennan St James S W McMollon and wife Holland The Last Signal features Dora Russell in The Distom atomerrow

Pittsburgers New York C. Dretfos Everett J.D. McKennan St. James W. McMollon Holland

Tammany Men Reach Union Depot After Chicago Vote

Democrats return from Chicago crowd at Union depot. Mills of Texas declares triumph over Gorman and Hill. Wallaces and Guffey back Hill line, while others doubt success. Calumet Club arrives by B&O, tired, denying Gorman treachery as Hill and rivals concede defeat.

Union Depot Chicago Tammany Men J. M. Guffey Wallace W. J. Brennen Ed Kennedy Mullen Bigler Hill Stevenson Illinois Grant New York Abbott Senator Mills Texas Gorman Grover Cleveland Indiana Connecticut Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Sickles Pennsylvania Jons Cleveland Mills John D. Crimmis Delancey Nicoll Crimmis Gray Brooklyn Randall Association Philadelphia Squire McMullen Devlin John Weaver Hogan West Tammany George Blair Harrison Calumet Club Baltimore Monongahela House

Attacked by Tramps Near Ben Venue on Junction Road

William Hammer and Miss Clara Schultz were harassed by three men on Junction road near Ben Venue as they returned home. Officer Conway arrived just in time, the assailants fled through Bradley's field toward Bloomfield, and no arrests were made. The 20 year old Hammer and 16 year old Schultz were shaken but unharmed.

William Hammer Clara Schultz Junction Road Ben Venue Conway Mr. Hammer Misa Schultz Bradley's Field Bloomfield

800th Opposed To Women in Missionary Work Debate

At the Allegheny Baptist Association meeting Northern delegates defeated a resolution by Rev. Dr. Laws to transfer home missionary work from women to men. The vote kept the work in women's hands, with moderator J. Taylor leading the Northern side against Southern proponents.

Allegheny Baptist Association Dr. Laws J. ©. Taylor

Grievances Plague Central High Class of '92

The Central High School graduating class of 1892 faces a forgery scandal as an unknown person signs a letter under Prof. C. B. Wood to deny involvement. The forged note circulated rumors of a postponed Idlewild picnic, while Principal Wood departs for Europe and the school board considers action.

Central High School C. B. Wood Idlewild Clifford B. Parker Percey Wood Europe New York Central School Board William G McClure William L. Benitz

afraid of jags in jags cases test jug liquor sale

Robert Liddell and Yetta Browarsky faced hearings on selling liquor contrary to law. No evidence produced, case held to await interpretation of Brooks law clause about minimum 12 pint bottles. Inspector McKelvey aims to curb jug sales, with Liddell and Browarsky's premises named and a citywide warning to wholesalers.

Robert Liddell Yetta Browarsky Inspector McKelvey Liddell Penn Avenue

Bun Hicks and George Bingey Arrested for Fast Driving

Bun Hicks and George Bingey were arrested for fast driving on the Southside last evening. Hicks attempted to flee by jumping from the buggy and was badly injured.

Bun” Hicks George Bingey Hicks

Bad Times for Babies in Summer Mortality Rise

Two thirds of Pittsburg infant deaths occur in summer with cholera infantum as the chief cause. Lactated food from Wells, Richardson & Co. is praised as predigested and easily digested, helping weak stomachs. Physicians prescribe it for infants, invalids, the aged, and others with digestive issues. many grateful letters and photographs received.

Pittsburg R. Hosford Danville Bes 8 Prof Boynton Vermont University Dispatch

Swoon at Central Station Ends in Arrests

Miss Ella Hays swooned at Central Station yesterday and was taken home. She and Mrs J Ford visited in the Eleventh ward when Ford’s drunken husband returned and abused them. Police were called. Ford and Mrs Ford were arrested and jailed for the night. The arresting officer was suspended after the hearing. Ford fined 25 dollars and costs.

Ella Hays Central Station J. Ford

Polish duo held over rail car robberies in Pittsburg area

Von Kofsky and Andrew Ripkey, both Poles living in Braddock, were arrested yesterday by Detective Cook of the Pittsburg McKeesport and Youghingheny Railroad police. Charged with robbing railroad cars, the pair allegedly hid silver spoons and other goods in their trunks. They face a hearing before Alderman King of the Southside.

von Kofsky Andrew Ripkey Braddock Cook Pittsburg McKeesport Youghingheny Railroad Jobne J Tranka Alderman King Southside

Postmaster Gilleland Improving

The condition of Postmaster Gilleland of the car was considerably improved last night and hopes are entertained by his physicians that recovery may come.

Gilleland

Braddock resident held on larceny charge at hearing

Police heard Howand Saves of Braddock faced Alder man Succop after allegedly stealing a gold and silver watch from Mrs. Rose Brethauer’s boarding house. The case follows a six week disappearance and a brief jail for the accused.

Howand Saves Braddock Succop Rose Brethauer Saves Diss Tojal Crmiet Murdoch Hosley Mt. Washington Honert Pheerrr Edward Carroll Allegheny Dmishfield Gizece

Summer Resorts Hotels in Atlantic City and Cape May

Directory of seaside hotels with locations on Michigan and Pacific avenues Atlantic City and Cape May New Jersey. Notable listings include The At Aldine Cape May The Theodore Mueller proprietor Hotel Brunswick Pacific near Tennessee Ave and Hotel Columbia Cape May with modern conveniences and renovated interiors. Bryn Williams listed as manager at The New England Ocean and South Carolina Ave alongside Bryn Williams formerly of Mentone.

ATG Michigan Pacific Avs Atlantic City N. J Birs L.W. Reed Aldine Cape May Decaturst Theodore Mueller Brunswick Pacific Tennessee Ave Charles C. Murray Colonnade Hotel Philadelphia WOTEL

Jacksons Home-made Clothing Bargain Sale

Sensible buyers are urged to compare prices with the world as Jacksons offers summer clothing and suits at eight ten twelve and fifteen dollars. Our sale proclaims genuine bargains with every article marked in plain figures and guaranteed quality.

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