Clerical Outcast Priest Dies After Morphine Injection
Rev. Peter Herbert Feron a Philadelphia priest who drank heavily and failed to reform died after a morphine hypodermic injection. The coroner investigates his death and Feron refused to name the treating physician. An inquest is planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Feron
Philadelphia
Peter Herbert Feron
Pennsylvania Hospital
Noain
Cincinnati
Chicago
St.rath
St. Paul
Baltimore
Deine
Feron
Burns
St. Charles
P. Herbert
Spooner Opposes Blair Educational Bill Objection to Federal Compulsion
U S Senator Spooner tells the Senate the Blair education bill risks national paternalism and overreach. He argues Congress lacks power to enforce school attendance across states and opposes national appropriations except in rare cases. He warns the proposed policy could set a dangerous precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Spooner
Republican Party
Conerees
National Treasury
Pig Iron Prices to Fall and Tariff Effects Questioned
A Pittsburgh iron man said pig iron may drop to 19 or 20 dollars per ton from 21, with furnacemen still earning reasonable profits. He notes steel rails tariff cuts to 12 dollars per ton won’t hurt and English rails price comparisons show American producers remain competitive. danger lies if foreign rails fall further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteborg
England
Advertisement Confusion Over Widow Shades Puzzles Readers
A yesterday issue of THE Distarcn carried an ad from Danziger & Co. with the phrase complex widow shades plate window shades causing reader confusion. Officials fear many will misinterpret and seek clarification as the intended meaning is explained in a clearer note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danziger & Co
Colonel Hulings Weighs Senate Run and West Virginia Timber
Colonel Willis J. Hulings of Oil City, a noted oil trader and political figure, contemplates a Senate bid against Mr. Allen. He is expanding lumber operations in West Virginia near the Cheat River and WV Central line, selling spruce to paper makers. He praises Pittsburg’s growth, cites outside capital, and mentions Otter Fork trout as a favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Willis J. Hulings
Oil City
Pittsburg
Mr. Allen
Warren
Allen
Venango
Otter Fork River
Milk condemned at Booth Nineteenth Street site
George McCutcheon meat and milk inspector condemned the milk arriving at Booth Nineteenth Street and spilled the fluid in cooperation with the South Side Water Company. He criticized the water and noted the amusing crowd gathering to witness the incident. People collected samples and some took the rejected milk home for domestic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCutcheon
Meat and Milk
Booth Nineteenth Street
Southside Water Company
McCutcheon
Opening of navigation between Cleveland and Detroit for season
The season opens with navigation between Cleveland and Detroit starting tomorrow as warm winter keeps the Lower Lakes ice free. Upper Lakes expected to crest in weeks. last year’s start was March 23. Freight agents from Pittsburg and Youngstown set same rates as last year: first class 34c, second 31c, third 22c, fourth 15c, fifth 14c, sixth 1c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Detroit
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Hocking Kickers Do Not Reduce 40 Mile Radius
Railroad men expect no change to the 40 mile radius this year. General Freight Agent F A Dean of the Lake Erie states the Hocking Valley complication caused the setback. They admit cutting 25 ton rates and will adopt any rate set for the thin vein men as the Pittsburg rate, leaving thick vein operators to pay more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Dean
Lake Erie
Hocking Valley
Pittsburg
Carnegie Requests Postponement of Pittsburg Library Meeting
A telegram from Mr. Andrew Carnegie asked delaying the library trustees meeting by one week so he could attend. The committee answered that the meeting would be held on Wednesday, March 12, at 3 PM. Notices will inform trustees of the one week postponement at Carnegie's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburg
Board of Trustees
Lost pocketbook of Chicago publisher valued at seven hundred
R H Rogers of the Western Publishing House Chicago lost his pocketbook yesterday containing about 700 dollars with about 100 in cash and the rest in valuables. He offers a liberal reward for its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Rogers
Western Publishing House
Chicago
Rogers
Family Buries Brother in Amboy After Loss to War
Dr. Whittier traveled to Amboy Michigan to bury a brother. The family, including 11 children with five veterans, totaled 50 members, and this is the first death in the extended clan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Whittier
Amboy
Mich
Millinery Opening Promotes New Styles at Penn Avenue Stores
Advertises preliminary spring opening for millinery at Jos. Horre & Co. Penn Avenue locations with lace goods and new styles. Mentions residents and couples including Blaly Carnahan and Annie Hughes in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Horre & Co
Penn Avenue
Horne & Co
Crawford Dies in East End at 73
Obituary notices from a Pittsburgh area paper list William Crawford Jr age 73, Elizabeth Carpenter 73, Barbara Dittrich 67, Mary Gundlach 18, John Kane 30 Lombard St, and many others with funeral times and locations across East End, Southside, Allegheny in early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocrawford
E.ley
Uppey Street
East End
William Crawford, Jr
Carpenter
Elizabeth A Seeemien
W. F. Richmond
Samuel W. Carpenter
Wildwood
Forty-third Street
Renfrew Street
Barbanra
John Dittrich
Requeim
SS. Peter and Paul's
R. C
Larimer Avenue
East
A. Gundlach
Ila. M
Mary F
Conrad
Elizabeth Gundalach
Josephine Street
Southside
John G. James
Sawmill Alley
Allegheny
Ekane
E. Ice Bank
John Kane
Lombard Street
City
Krouse
Lorata
Charles Krouse
Arch Street
Assets deficit case at 411 Wood Street description
The record lists assets and a nine case deficit at 411 Wood Street with Alexander Nimick as president and John B. Jackson as vice president. William P. Herbert is secretary. Representation indicated by Pittsburg LN 18a 071 and Insurance Co of North America on a paid claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Street
Alexander Nimick
John B. Jackson
Fem
WM. P. Herbert
Em. Insurance Co
North America
Wae L Jones
Ees
Silk Bargains Dominate February Trade at Bargain Store
The February business boom is driven by extensive and magnificent assortments of silk goods sold at unusually low prices. Silk habis, Wash Silks, India Silks, Surahs, and Canton silks are offered in 75¢ to 125 range, with 27-inch and 19-inch widths, many patterns, and quick-moving stock priced to clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Shanghai
New Black Lace Line Debuts in Fashion Trimmings
A new large collection of lace fabrics and trims arrives featuring striped flow er and figured drapers, Chantills, Marquise and Spanish flouncings, laces in various widths, Paris novelties in black passementerie and crochet trimmings, leaf galloon patterns, embroideries, fringes, sash trims and panel effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blair Educational Bil
Erxplaierd
the Hocking Kickers
Carnegie
ExAnie & Suuster
Filth
Fame
Blaly Carnahan
West Deer
James W. Woodfield
Pittaburg
Hbillingham
Ce Jie Saran
Ors Terraces
Seey
Rochester
Morouary
Groree E. Liscomb
P. D. Liscomb
Second Avenue
Esaver Falls
Littlefield
Gronen B. Livmerrern
George B. Littlefield
Forty-fiost Street
Mulvihill
Catherine
Patrick Mulvihill
Harrison Street
McMahon
David Alfred
Arthur and
Ae McMahon
Stowe Township
St. Francis de Sales Church
Mcadams
Fifth Avenue
James Garfield McAdame
William and
Annie
Heavenly Bay
Evansville
Ind
Pratt
Macy K
William A
Emma Pratt
Marion Street
Sampson
Abraham Sampson
Fayette Street
New York
James Archibald & Bro
Third Avenue
Geo. A. Smith
Funeral Directo
Allegheny Office
Beaver Avenue
Western Insurance CO. OF
Romeo
Star
Fleishman & Co
Pittsburg, PA
Mhd
American Fire Insurance Company
Edwards
Fourth Ave
Pituturg
SEW Advertiser
N. B
Silk Department
Bogos & Buhl
Danziger’s
the Money Saving Stores
Sixth Street and
Penn Ave
India
Staten Island
Duane Street
New York Daily
JAS. Mneil & Bro
Pwentyninth Stret
THAT
Gusky
Market Street
Connemaras
Rosenbaum
Divestons
Alleheny City
All Themetime
Danner Medicine Company
Rus
Federal St
Allegheny City
ST of Ust
Tee Hester
William Street
Nostei
Istevens Chair
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