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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1889

Page

2

Lottery and Stocks Tie to Bank Case in Erie Hearing

The Marine National Bank bookkeeper Harry H. Flam faces a preliminary bail hearing before U S Commissioner McCandless. Flam claims bank employees formed a lottery club to pressure him and that he also fell into risky stock deals to cover losses. A bank official says the syndicate was small and not extensive, with bond support pledged to cover potential forfeitures.

Marine National Bank Harry H. Flam Flamm United States McCandless Flann Distatca Joseph Horne & Co Telleveni Attorney Porte Fiann Mac William M. Granger Granger

Brewers Excursion Brims With Joy After Victory

Allegheny County Brewers and families enjoyed a river trip aboard the steamer Mayflower down the Ohio to Monongahela City. About 200 aboard, including wives and children, celebrated the defeat of the constitutional amendment with music, toasts, dinner, and merriment. Captain Clark praised the group for their harmony and good spirits.

Allegheny County Brewers’ Association Ohio Davis Island Dam Monola Monongahela City Clark Brewers’ Association Monongahela Wharf Brewers Allegheny County

St Marys Academy Commencement Honors Catholic Families

The Convent of Mercy exhibition hall on Webster avenue hosted St Marys Academy annual commencement with Father leading a life anthem. Students received gold medals for attendance study Christian doctrine painting conduct and music amid recitations and performances.

Convent of Mercy Webster Avenue St. Mary's Academy Holy Ghost Lowing Kate McAlafferty E. McSteen N. McGovern Little Fox M. Gillespie Annie McBride A. Larkin K. A McMahon Mary Keefe A. Pitfield Hermes Waggoncree Kate McMahon Kate McClafferty Ma Oe Burns May Glesonkamp

Shade Scale Talks as Flint Glass Walkers Prepare Shutdown

The American Flint Glass Workers' Union plans a New York City conference on the shade branch with President Smith, aiming for a satisfactory scale. All flint-glass factories close next Saturday for summer shutdown. The first American Flints reunion is set for Rock area with a large crowd expected.

New York City Smith American Flint Glass Workers’ Union Pie Geet Rock Area

Young Blood Arrested for Impersonating an Officer

John Thomas, described as a young man, was arrested by Inspector McAleese near Fourth avenue and Market street just before midnight for impersonating an officer. The report notes a chaotic scene with alleged attempts to arrest others and confusion surrounding the incident.

Young Blood John Thomas Inspector McAleese Fourth Avenue Market Street I Porces Dreo

Reading separation ends as couple reunites in city

Police aided a reunion after Mrs. Lawrence Steiggerwald deserted her husband in Reading, Pennsylvania to return to Cincinnati. Mr. Steiggerwald arrived and they talked, with her agreeing to go home after a brief debate and persuasion.

Lawrence Steiggerwald Reading Cincinnati Steiggerwald City

New Officers Elected by Mount Washington American Mechanics

William Penn Council No. 64 Jr A M Mount Washington last night elected officers including Councilor Thomas G. Bond Vice Councilor P M McVay Recording Secretary W M Kane Assistant Secretary Jacob Saltel Financial Secretary Sanford Hamilton Treasurer Emil Becker Warden Albert Hutton Conductor Andrew Hughes Inside Sentinel David Watt Outside Sentinel Arthur Smith Trustee Peter to serve as Representative to State Council joining the group in the installation tweet form as reported by the Mount Washington lodge secretary notes

William Penn Council No C.A. A M Mount Washington Thomas G. Bond P. M. McVay W. M. Kane Jacob Saltel Sanford Hamilton Emil Becker Albert Hutton Andrew Hughes Inside Sentinel David Watt Outside Sentinel Arthur Smith State Council Peter

First Ward Teachers Re‑elected by School Board

The Duquesne School Board last night re elected the Polot Schoolmarms to teach next year. Officers elected include President Thomas Gaffey Secretary J J Maloney and Treasurer Joseph Fieming. Re elected staff lists show Principal J B Sullivan Miss Virginis Unter Miss aa aa Miss Foie.

Te Duquesne School Board Thomas Gaffey J. J. Maloney Joseph Fieming J.B. Sullivan Virginis Unter Foie

Griner's Body Recovered From Smithfield Bridge Death

The body of Daniel Griner who leaped from the Smithfield street bridge last Sunday was found at Saw Mill Run at noon yesterday. The remains were taken to the morgue and identified as Griner. A painter named Miller Reynolds, resident of Cedar Avenue Allegheny, fell from a ladder at Glenfield on the Fort Wayne road, breaking his leg and rib and was taken home by patrol wagon.

Daniel Griner Smithfield Street Saw Mill Run Sesihynas Dana & Valuaben Joes of Posserty Fair Haven Miller Reynolds Cedar Avenue Allegheny Glenfield Fort Wayne

Running a Speak-Easy Suit Filed in Brownsville Road Case

Susanna Hall filed suit yesterday afternoon before Alderman Schaffer against Joseph and Jacob Workman at Seats on the Brownsville road. The action concerns a dispute over a speak-easy operation and related premises on the Brownsville road.

Susanna Hall Alderman Schaffer Joseph and Jacob Workman Brownsville

Mrs Hogan in Danger after Brady Street assault

Mrs Hagan Mary Hagan is in critical condition after being struck with a box on Brady Street by a man named McDonald. The report notes the use of Platts Chlorides dorless disinfectant in treatment and questions his prospects.

Mrs. Hogan Mary Hagan Brady Street McDonald

Plumbers Conclave In Pittsburg Highlights Craft Unity

Delegates from many states gathered at Lafayette Hall for a national plumbers convention. John Trainor and Charles Humbert led sessions while discussions covered pay, natural gas impact, and apprenticeship standards amid lively exchanges and social ties.

Johnstown Relief Fund Receives Large Local Contributions

Treasurer W. R. Thompson announced yesterday a total of 341575 in new gifts to the Johnstown Relief Fund bringing aggregate receipts to 086,1571. The day’s donors include Whitaker Iron Company workers in Wheeling West Virginia Union School students in East Aurora and miners from Rocky Bar Idaho among many others and the Chinese residents contributed 124 to the relief effort. A three member Chinese committee delivered the money and clothing orders will now be filled promptly to aid the sufferers.

Johnstown Relief Fund W. R. Thompson Whitaker Iron Company Wheeling W. Va Union School East Aurora N. Y Rocky Bar Idaho Fred Roe Hicht Fiffalo Uadiline Wisi Ers Til O E. Gleason Camah Tarentum Mount. Carmel Howe Rownish Colerain Marebel Sieth K. Leo Ae Siece Hamilton At . Lutheran Church German Hill Charles Jones Dequesne Employes Chester Tom Dodsworth Erman Protestant Church of Temperance Rule John Moser Charles A. Culberts Seria Robinson Rows Hahine Jane Patterson Liday’ S Gove Glc Melican” Brothers Thompson Johnstown Mere Ladies’ Society

Lieutenant Harlows Wedding in Allegheny

The wedding of Lieutenant Charles Harlow of the U S Navy to Miss Hadassah R Hamilton took place yesterday at Emmanuel Church Allegheny. Reverend J C Harlow officiated with Bishop Whitehead and Reverend Marion Byllesby. A reception followed at the bride’s Western Avenue home with about 10 close family friends present. The bride wore white satin trimmed with lace. gifts were mainly gold and silver. The couple will reside in Annapolis Maryland.

Allegheny Charles H. Harrow United States Navy Hadassah R. Hamilton Emmanuel Church North Allegheny Avenues J. C. Harlow Bishop Whitehead Marion Byllesby Western Avenue Lansdales Havily Navy Charles Dilworth McCandless Joseph Harry Brown BR. Skelly Watson John Chalfant Duquesne Club Harlow New York Annapolis

Two Morganza Boys Spur Chase By Police

Officer Moore and Captain Dan Silvas pursued two suspicious youths yesterday afternoon after they loitered near Fourth Avenue and Duquesne Way. Lee Brown, age 10, was cornered while the white boy escaped. both suspected to be among 17 Morganza inmates who left the facility without permission. Authorities at Central Station await reformatory action.

Moore Dan Silvas Fourth Avenue Duquesne Way Lee Brown Anar Morganza Brown Central Station

Contract Let for Allegheny Aquatic Conservatory

The Allegheny Parks aquatic conservatory donated by Henry Phipps Jr. was awarded to Thomas W Weathered of New York. The firm will begin work immediately and aims to complete the foundation and superstructure by November.

Allegheny Parks Henry Phipps, Jr Allegheny Park Committee Phipps Hawiltop John Walker C. P. Senife Walker Lord & Burnham Thomas W. Weathered New York Commission Allegheny Sian Charles Weathered Hamilton Scaife Colorado United States

Republican Rules Drafting Committee Submits Incomplete Plan

A county Republican rules sub committee has not finished its work though it plans to fix conventions numbers. The proposal details delegate structures for county district conventions, appointment rules, reapportionment after district changes, and meeting notice requirements. The sub committee expects to complete work today.

Wilmerding to See 100 Brick Houses Planned for Town

East Pittsburg Improvement Company moves to build a new town near Westinghouse works. A contract for one hundred brick houses was let, with foundations to be started next Monday. Houses will be four to six rooms, designed for workers near the plant.

East Pittsburg

Austrian Consul to Johnstown for mortuary records

Consul Schamberg set to depart for Johnstown today to collect mortuary testimony for all foreigners who died in the recent flood. He aims to compile an accurate list of foreign-born victims under his charge, to aid bequests and inheritances.

Max Schamberg Johnstown

Accident Fires Shot on Beaver Avenue in Manchester

A pistol discharge on Beaver avenue near Short Line street car sheds caused a brief alarm at 9 30 pm. The bullet struck a man in the hand, who received medical care from Dr. Lincoln. The incident was determined accidental after investigation.

Beaver Avenue Short Line Street Manchester Lincoln

Closing Exercises at Edgewood Institution Mark Dr Brown Resignation

The Edgewood Institution for the Deaf and Dumb in Pittsburgh held closing exercises marking Rev John G Brown D D stepping down as principal after two years of service. The program featured sign language recitations, essays, and presentations by students, with praise for Dr Browns leadership and the new class performances.

Edgewood Brown John G. Brown Western Pennsylvania Institution For the Deaf Dombat Pittsburg Acudent Palswues Rolshouse Claus Fannie “L. Hosere Witte Hayes Damnee Zuway Bertha Spahn Cock & Chane Bigas Norwest North M. Kolshouse & Claas United States Lingus Roverts Howell G. Davies Lingus Roberts the Bigroy Ceseresesene Adam L. Hoffman Garnant Hall James C. Taylor Zion Maggie Davis Ida L. Robinson Anna Weav Sen C. Heim Seatrar

They Married in Pittsburg Indian Territory Couple Wed

A couple from Indian Territory, James Lewis and Susan Briggs, married in Pittsburg yesterday at Dr Douglass's office. Lewis, a Schuylkill County native, mined in the Indian Territory before sending for his wife to care for his late wife's child. They then traveled home after the nuptials.

Indian Territory James Lewis Susan Briggs Douglass Lewis Schuylkill County Susan Love Pittsburg Brae Prenes

Allegheny Faces Trouble Over Summer Hospital Lease

Members refuse to sign the lease for Allegheny's summer hospital. Mr Einstein, a committee member, opposes the plan and has received applications for admission from paying patients.

Allegheny Einstein

Railroad Worker Fatally Injured At Sheridan Station

Thomas Gibson, an employee of the Pan Landle Railroad, sustained fatal injuries after being struck by two cars at Sheridan station yesterday. He died later at the West Penn hospital at 6 o clock in the evening. Gibson resided at Wheel- E.

Thomas Gibson Pan- Landle Railroad Sheridan Station Yesterrng West Penn i Ordons Gibson Wheel- E

Pure water pitches from artesian supply at Allegheny saltworks

Messrs Haller Beck & Co offer free condensed water from their Rebecca Street artesian source. A local chemical analysis deems it pure and clear. Residents seek to use this filtered water to replace river supplies amid reports of river dumping in Johnstown. The offer includes no filtering and aims to create a reservoir for public use.

Messrs Haller Messrs. Haller Beck

Bargain Dress Goods and Port Sale at G. W. Schmidt’s

A wide assortment of wines and ports with prices listed, plus dress goods, hats, and cloaks advertised. G. W. Schmidt promotes deep discounts with items like imported port full quarts and various gins, and Jos Horne Co. features hats and travel wraps. Also advertised are guns, sporting goods, and new summer dress fabrics at reduced prices.

Jos, Horne & Co Penn Avenue

Stone shipment boosts Pittsburg government building progress

The schooner Helen Montague arrived in Baltimore with 10 000 cubic feet of stone for the Pittsburg government building. The stone will be shipped immediately and the first train-load is expected to arrive tomorrow. The material will raise the structure to four stories and about 100 men are currently employed on the contract, with roof work soon anticipated.

National Association of Plumbers John Trainor Baltimore Cory Missouri Kansas Kansas City Kansas States J. L. Doolin Chicago Oung Boston Norfolk Ths Dispatch L. E. Goodman L. D. Cross United States Helen Montague Pittsburg

Ladies of the G A R Host Dinner To Aid Johnstown Relief

The Ladies of the G A R run the Johnstown relief headquarters in the old University building on Diamond street opposite the Court House. Their rooms are decorated for today’s dinner and supper to raise funds for relief efforts. Dinner is from 11 00 a m to 2 p m and supper at the usual hours. The goal is to feed many at a fair profit to relieve Johnstown sufferers. Thomas Whittaker is named in a suit before Alderman Doughty for renting a house for gambling purposes. The plaintiff Charles Tritt alleges Whittaker rented a room on Beaver avenue Allegheny to gamblers. a hearing is set for today.

Johnstown University Building Court House Diamond Street Thomas Whittaker Gaisling Gun Fame Alderman Doughty Charles Tritt Whittaker Beaver Avenue Allegheny

Four Candidates Vying for Delegates in District Assembly 3

The upcoming General Assembly election in District Assembly 3. K of L. will determine two delegates from four contenders. Master Workman Ross, John ny, Omer L. McGaw, and Joseph L. Evans vie as Powderly and anti-Powderly factions.

Trust of American potters forms strong control plan

A note describes a trust with capital stock of 10 million dollars to control domestic product and pressure foreign manufacturers, signaling price advances. The text then digresses into a nonsensical rhyme about soap and a future book by grocers and druggists promoting Drey doppel soap.

Apts

Election Night Arrests Reported by Allegheny Police

Police said no arrests had been made by 11 p m during the election night period compared with a higher count prior to June 18. Officials continued to monitor polling locations and candidate activity as results awaited.

Allegheny

Throw Mad on Her In Brownstown Suit Alleges Destruction

Yesterday Margarete Conley of Brownstown filed suit against Johanna Short claiming she threw mad on her and defroyed a number of flower pots and their contents.

Margarete Conley Brownstown Johanna Short

Personal notes on travelers and dignitaries visit the city

Mr A Bonxnium returns from Washington and the East. Groner A Lasher and W M Laird leave Lees fishing at Burt Lake. W M Fearon NY, Lake Erie and Western railroad official, visits the city. Rev Jens A Mulligan, chaplain of the Sotorea Masonic Grand Lodge, now in the city for lodge proceedings. Breecreams Pill cure bilious and nervous ills. Pras Soap promotes a beautiful complexion.

Mr. A. Bonxnium Washington East Groner A. Lasher W. M. Laird Lees Burt Lake W. M. Fearon New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad America Jens A. Mulligan Sotorea Masonic Grand Lodze Vthg Allegheny Grand Lodge

Freight for the East by Allegheny Valley Railroad

The Allegheny Valley Railroad plans prompt forwarding of shipments to New York Boston and New Orleans with freight given priority for eastern routes.

Allegheny Valley Railroad New York Boston New

Portraits and Engravings at Treganovan’s Picture Store

Life size crayon portraits up to 25 by 30 inches offered for $600. Each purchase includes a 22 by 28 engraving. Picture frames etchings and engravings available. Located at 152 Wylie Ave. Now is the time to order.

Treganovan's Wylie Ave

Fashion Sale Offers Gingham and White Lawn Suits

Vintage catalog item notes dresses and suits with prices starting at five dollars for gingham pieces and up to five hundred and ninety five dollars for white lawn ensembles plus black net and tea gown styles listed in the sale.

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Harry Flann U. S Montooth Fronn Walter the Jolly Brewers Saint Mary's Academy Polot Griner Smithfield Street Bridge Knights of Solder and Wrench Lafayette Hall Charles H. Humbert James Muir Mr. Muir Elmira James Walker Charles G. York Maryland Prenticeship Committee Epg Pittsburget Edward Murphy Plai Mareeen Vale Davila National Association Ap Lieutenant Harlow Bottie Henry Phipps, Jr’s. Gift Weathered Samuel J. Tilden Graystone William 8. Kimball Rochester N.Y Tilden Kimball Wilmerding Consul Schamberg Johastown Henory Jones Allegheny's Summer Hospital Ennek Danas Manzanilla Pemartin Reserve Wu. J. Farmar Smithfield St Wisn Brandenburg Freres Medoc St. Emilion St. Estephs St. Julien Margeaux Pontet Canet St. Pierrie Chateau Leoville Chateau la Rosa Chateau Mouton Chateau Margeaux Chateau Lafitte G. W. Scumrer Fifth Avenue Imperial O. P. Cabinat Imperial Oporto Mackenzie Oporto Fimpay Popular Gallery Jos. Horne & Co Wa. J Anheuser-Busch J. Louis Phil. Best Jos. Schlitz Milwaukee California Wines Smithfield Key West Fifth Ave J. H. Johnstox Key West Cigars G. W. Schmidt Wm. J Gare Guckenheimer Mackenzie London Dock Burgundy P. Hennessy Martell & Co MOE Hennessy & Co TBRC Peay H. Jonnsiton Jos, Honne & Co G. W. Schmipt Asother Ricks Kidd Kipp Tohst Thompson Brothers Federal Street Jett Uwr Bedford Ee Sern Fe Liberty S Ste Ema Germany W. Kraus Berto C. W. Kraus Liberty Ave The G. A the Potters Trust India Philadelphia Pennsylvania Lines Pennsylvania Nesr NEW Advertis Eos, Horne Sarah Silly Dren Fauntleroy Guimpe Kie Women and Children Horne & CO Penn Avenue Stores
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