Mrs Foster called down for retaining her Old Executive Board seat
Miss Frances E Willard president of the WCTU lectured in Pittsburgh and Blairsville explaining the organizations non partisan stance while supporting prohibition oriented resolutions. She said the WCTU favors parties that back prohibition though not bound by party platforms and discussed past endorsements and future political movements tied to reform and home protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E. Willard
Blairsville
Indiana
Allegheny County
Pittsburg
Miss Willard
W. C. TU
Prohibition Party
Iowa
Kansas
Republican Party
South Dakota
Republic
W.C. T. TU
Thas
Apd
National Prohibition Party
W.C
Rhode Island
Lowa
W.C.T.U
W.C. TU
Prohibition
Wace
Rfeform
Home Protection Party
Hkepaltic
Bethany
Willara
Christ
Liquor Offense Leads to Arrests in City Wards
Louis Parker of the Eighth ward was jailed yesterday by Alderman Bell on a charge of selling liquor without a license. Martha Gunning filed the complaint. Patrick McDensagh of the First ward was arrested on a charge of selling liquor to minors per an officer’s complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Parker
Alderman Bell
Martha Gunning
Patrick McDensagh
Petering
Patrick
Ohio county officials tour seeks improvement pointers
Deputy officials from Ohio County West Virginia arrived in the city and registered at the Seventh Avenue Hotel. They plan to visit the Court House and gather guidance on proposed improvements with several local attendees named in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio County
West Va
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Court House
W. C. Beans
Joward
Beella
John Koch
L. Steimrod
Frangheim
D. Maxwell
J. M. McGeisey
N. H.tyler
C. C Woods
F. Gruse
M. F. Geisey
WH. P. Mo
Gilleland Named Postmaster for Allegheny City
John A. Gilleland of Allegheny, a farmer, soldier, clerk, and business man, is named by Colonel Bayne to be the Senate postmaster of Allegheny City. He served in the 193rd and 77th Pennsylvania Volunteers, later ran a dry goods store and became a merchant tailor. He expects to assume office in early April with Squire M. J. Clarke as assistant postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Clir
John A. Gilleland
Allegheny
Bayne
Senate
Allegheny City
Gilleland
Ohio Township
William Semple
One Hundred and Ninetythird
Pennsylvania Regiment
J. P Clark
John &. Bell
Sharpeburg
Seventy
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Victoria
Tex
Swan
Colonel Bayne
Senator Quay
Squire M. J. Clarke
Fifth Ward
Pittsburg
Gilieland
McKean
Not Hard for the Cop Mrs Shepherd Lectures in Boston
Mrs Margaret Shepherd of Boston converted Catholic and president of the Loyal Woman's National Association spoke in Lafayette Hall on The Confessional of the man Catholic Church. A small audience heard her afternoon talk and evening session addressed to both genders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Shepherd
Boston
Loyal Woman's National Association
Lafayette Hall
Man Catholic Church
Woman Surrenders for Cruelty Probe to Anti Cruelty Society
Mrs Emma Kelter of Howard Street turned herself in to the Anti Cruelty Society after Superintendent Dean swore out an information against her. She said she would appear when needed and was sent to Detective Murphy for a hearing set at 9 AM before Mayor Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Kelter
Howard Street
Dean
Anti-Cruelty Society
Tuer Disratcu
Murphy
Allegheny
Pearson
TY. W. D. Hieber
Penn Avenue
Notable Pittsburgh Residents and Visitors in Transit
Edward Gregg of Logan Gregg & Co lies seriously ill at home in Allegheny with regained speech loss. Pennsylvania Railroad workers depart for Philadelphia for a promo exam. City Assessor Frank Case seeks Port Collectorship, possible Washington trip. Claysville’s John McLain reports upcoming wells and test lands. Several officials, writers, and travelers, including J O Brown, Elijah Smith, and John Brenan, appear in city notices and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Oleviant
Charles Butler
Theodore Henderson
Harry Wray
Charlies Montgomery
John Fogarty
John Hare
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Eastern Press
Frank Case
Washington
Senator
Elijah Smith
New York
Oregon and Transcontinental Railroad
Poe
Indiana
John G. Brenan
Dispatch
Mercy Hospital
Pennsylvania Road
W. P. de Armitt
Daniel O'Day
Buffalo
H. Sellers McKee
Druggists Clash Over Brooks Law Refilling Prescriptions
Local druggists discuss the Brooks high license law and a Supreme Court ruling on refilling prescriptions for spirituous, vinous, or malt liquors. Officials eye a cautionary circular to prevent license jeopardy while noting exceptions for near relatives in certain cases. reports from Duquesne Pharmacy and others illustrate the tension in enforcing the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association
M. N. Kline
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Kline
Kime
Ans
Duquesne Pharmacy
New School Committees Named by Central Board President
Dr. W. H. McKelvy announces yearly committee appointments including Finance with Moesars Keller McMillen MacMur ray Trosn Bradley Staub Fichtel Hogan. High School Messrs Benham Holmes McKain Buckley Adams McCandless Rogers Torrence Phelps. Teachers and Salaries McMillen Olnhausen Yagle Gray Blaze Littell Fox Wainwright Barlow. Textooks and Course of Instructions Kearns Bengher Doerflinger Carr Nisbet Horgan Weimer Kernan Benz. Evening Schools Nisbet Olnhausen Fichtel McMurray Weimer Trosh. Industrial Schools Torrence Keller Yacle Berger Kearns Bengher Fox Foley and Saat. Music Blaze Harlow Foley McCandless Bernan Phel Vacations Moesra Henderson McKain Weimer Adams O Inhausen Webber Backier Rogers Be rinting Duckienz Yale Gray McMurray. Rules and Regulations Deerfincer Staub Horgan Wainwright Phelps Bradley. Legislati McCann nan Kearns Holmes Littell Henham Gtar Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Board
W. H. McKelvy
Central Board of Education
Moesars
Keller
McMillen
MacMurray
Trosn
Bradley
Staub
Fichtel
Horgan
Benham
Holmes
McKain
Buckley
Adams
McCandless
Rogers
Torrence
Phelps
Messrs
Olnhausen
Yagle
Gray
Blaze
Littell
Fox
Wainwright
Barlow
Kearns
Bengher
Doerflinger
Carr
Nisbet
Weimer
Kernan
Benz
McMurray
Trosh
Silver mining advocate from Crystal City visits Anderson Hotel
E H Dewey owner of several Idaho silver mines stays a month at the Anderson Hotel. He pushes free coinage and predicts Idaho statehood soon. He notes efforts against Mormons and Indians, claims disfranchisement of 200 Mormons, and says Angheo county maintains unoccupied jail and hospitals. He expects wealth in gold and silver and Idaho admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Dewey
Crystal City
Idaho
Anderson Hotel
Bear Lake County
Angheo
Westinghouse Nets 7450 Freight Car Brake Sets Order
The Westinghouse Airbrake Company received an order for 7 450 sets of freight car brakes for the Chicago Harlington and Quincy Railroad. The influx from other railroads will require unusual efforts to expand Wilmerding works as current capacity is insufficient. New Wilmerding buildings progress toward spring occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Airbrake Company
Chicago, Harlington and Quincy Railroad
Wilmerding
Nellie Bly Lecture Seats Go On Sale At City Hall
The sale of seats for Miss Nellie Bly’s lecture at Old City Hall will begin Saturday. Despite an announcement made yesterday, inquiries for seating are already widespread and sales are expected to rush once open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bly
Old City Hall
Kibbers
Miss Bly
Ceagawann
Unreturned Bank Deposit Books Plague Lawrence Assignee
Last night it was stated that 700 books belonging to depositors of the defunct Lawrence Bank have not been turned over to the assignee. More than 1,000 books have been returned and balanced in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bank
Heir search on vast Kentucky coal land stalls in Pittsburg
Colonel W. W. Helm, a Louisville lawyer, seeking the heirs of 300000 acres of coal land in Kentucky, announced last night that he has not found any new heirs in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Helm
Louisville
Kentucky
Jast
Pittsburg
Shawnee Furniture Co. in Grana Rapids goes under for 80000
The Shawnee Furniture Co of Grana Rapids Michigan collapses with debts totaling 80000. Assets fully cover liabilities if time can be arranged with creditors to dispose of stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee Furniture’ Co
Grana Rapids
Mich
Allegheny Faces Police Strain Before Pearson’s Final Report
Allegheny’s rapid growth creates policing gaps as 1,091 arrests are logged in the year ending Feb 25. The mayor plans a substantial recommended increase in the police force while detailing receipts and costs, amid reports of long beats and scarce officers for special duty.
Pittsburg Mills Rollers to Meet Over 5 Percent Wages Rise
A meeting of rollers and heaters from ten inch to six inch mills is called for tomorrow at the St. Charles Hotel to plan opposition to a proposed 5 percent wage advance for roughers and catchers. The move follows a January meeting by roughers and catchers seeking raises, with support reportedly widespread among lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Amalgamated Association
Brownstown
Schoenberger
Fifteenth Street
Westinghouse Wins Interference Case Over Electric Lighting
A patent interference ruling favors Westinghouse Electric Company over Fort Wayne Jenney Electric Company regarding a system of electric lighting. Evansville Electric Light Company was sued by Fort Wayne Jenney for using the contested lighting system. Westinghouse claimed priority of invention after lengthy Washington Patent Office proceedings lasting about eighteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric Company
Fort Wayne Jenney Electric Company
Evansville Electric Light Company
Evansville
Ind
Fort Wayne Jonney Electric Company
United States
Indiananapolis
Fort Wayne Company
Westinghouse
Pittsburg Company
Fort Wayne
Westinghouse Company
Washington
Organizers Fight Plan to Enlist Car Painters
The Trades Union plans to oppose a scheme to organize car painters into a Knights of Labor local assembly led by Joseph L. Evans. The Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators resists, claiming the workers belong in their union. The new assembly is being kept quiet until completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Evans
Knights of Labor
Knights
Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators
Allegheny Streets and Sewers Committee Advances Projects
The Allegheny Committee on Streets and Sewers met to approve grading paving and curbing on Sigel Street and grant a private sewer on Concord Street. They ordered ordinances for Braddock Rhine streets and Meyran Avenue improvements. Strickler alley name change to Elm Street was reported unfavorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Committee On Streets and Sewers
Sigel Street
Concord Street
Braddock Street
Rhine Street
Meyran Avenue
Strickler Alley
Elm Street
Effort to Save William Smith Murder Sentence
Pardon Board of the Commonwealth meets in Harrisburg on March 18. Attorney McElroy will seek a commutation for William Smith the wife murderer. Letters in support include signatories Judge White Chief J O Brown Mayor McCallin and Mayor Pearson. Few colored residents show interest though some donate to the fund. Mayor McCallin subscribes $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardon Board of the Commonwealth
Harrisburg
McElroy
William Smith
White
J. O. Brown
McCallin
Pearson
Strike Settled in Pittsburg and Lake Erie Lines
The strike has ended with old switchmen replaced. Through freight and passenger trains run on time as management fills positions with new workers. Owners of mill sidings report the only inconvenience. Strikers have received their time and the railroad company says the strike is settled though new crews need training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
City Hall office moves and tax collector relocation debated
Reports say Chief Brown seeks to move the Department of Public Safety and the Bureau of Police to the first floor and use the Mayor’s second floor. The Delinquent Tax Collector’s office is set to move next door. James Johnston, a Nanticoke native, arrived in Pittsburg with a large sale proceeds sum, stayed at 218 Virginia Avenue, Duquesne Heights, and disappeared after 1 PM yesterday. police issued a description at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Chief Brown
Department of Public Safety
Bureau of Police
Brown
Bizelow
James Johnston
Nanticoke
Pittsburg
Albert Robinson
Virginia Avenue
Duquesne Heights
Engine to South America for Colombia Line
H Kirk Porter & Company ship a small narrow gauge locomotive to the United States of Colombia for a street railway. It features four driving wheels and a two wheel rear truck, a canopy over the operator, curved-tracks handling to 30 feet radius, and a noiseless exhaust to reduce puffing. This is the eighth locomotive built in the city for the South American Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kirk Porter & Company
United States
Colombia
South America
Special Meeting of K of L Molders Next Tuesday
Local Assembly 1090 Knights of Labor Mothers to hold a special meeting in Labor Hall Tuesday evening. The session aims to recruit core makers and cupola men from foundries where Local Assembly 1000 members work. District Master Workman Haas will attend and speak. The craft is described as flourishing and prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Assembly
Knights of Labor Mothers
Labor Hall
Haas
Accidents of a Day Reported From City Streets and Rails
Conductor Harry Brown and gripman James Dudley suffered injuries when a guide rail failed and the car stopped abruptly at Fourth and Wood. Brakeman Charles Carpenter crushed his arm at East Liberty while coupling cars. Fred McWherte, a Six Mile Ferry butcher, had a brain fracture and internal injuries after a beef transfer fall. Welty lost fingers in an Nunnery Hill Incline accident. Mrs Mary Seely was struck and dragged by a cable car on Iutter street but not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown
Central Traction
James Dudley
Fourth
Wood Streets
Charles Carpenter
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Liberty
West Penn Hospital
Fred McWherte
Southside Hospital
Welty
Mary Seely
Twenty-sixth Street
Iutter Street
Yestenda
Local items recount arrests and incidents in Allegheny area
Philip Marsh a former St Paul storekeeper was arrested on Fifth Avenue near Stephenson Street with a cotton roll he admitted stealing to gain food and lodging. Albert Be rman William Lester and Martin Callahan received 90 days in the workhouse, William Thompson three days for cutting tables and other disorder in the Bothwell billiard room on Federal Street. A demented woman named Johanna Coates was jailed with a photo of Father Mollinger. Greek balloon maker K Scaros was arrested for idle conduct on Fourth Avenue market. J B Cov alter injured falling from a shed roof at Stanton Avenue brick works. Mrs Mannie Louise Rinchart bailed for infidelity. Farm hand John Hartleman fractured skull from a ride near Slager Nimick Co. Newsboys Home inmates entertained by Charles W Lewis and guests. William Winx, fire alarm chief, resigned to Mayor Pearson. Catholic population of Duquesne formed a local org and will build a church. Mrs Hayes barn on Ridge Avenue burned with nearly $1000 loss. A Range lodge of Odd Fellows established in Duquesne with 104 charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Marsh
St. Paul
Fifth Avenue
Stephenson Street
Albert Bherman
William Lester
Martin Callahan
William Thompson
Bothwell
Federal Street
Alleheny
Johanna Coates
Allegheny
Father Mollinger
Troy Hill
K. Scaros
Fourth Avenue
Market House
J.B. Covalter
Stanton Avenue
Coroner Holds Inquest On Child Found In Middletown Bar
Coroner McDowell went to Coraopolis for a partial inquest on a male child found by J. H. Laughlin at the Middletown bar in the Ohio River. Dr. Conkle testified the child was born alive and murdered with a throat cut from ear to ear. The infant had no medical attendance and was well developed with sandy hair. The inquest was adjourned to Monday at 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Coraopolis
J. H. Laughlin
Middletown
Ohio River
BR. F. Conkle
Sandy
Westinghouse Elects New Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer
The Westinghouse Electric Company board met yesterday and elected P. F. Robbe as Treasurer and W. L. McCullagh as Assistant Treasurer to fill vacancies caused by the resignations of John Caldwell and A. O. Wand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric Company
P. F. Robbe
W. L. McCullagh
John Caldwell
A. 0. Wand
Mason at Home After Corry Trip
Samuel S. Mason arrived home yesterday morning from Corry and rests well at his corner Fourth Avenue and Ross Street residence. He was accompanied by his mother, brother and wife. Pratt's great annual book sale closes soon at 423 Wood St offering library stock at small expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel S. Mason
Corry
Fourth Avenue
Ross Street
Pratt
Wood St
Panama in the Shade at Harrisburg Canal Debate
Erie Canal commissioners Colonel Roberts and Mr. Goodwin visited Harrisburg to review surveys and documents on a Mor gantown to Cumberland canal. Roberts derides the Panama project as impractical and warns it would overwhelm government finances. He favors an alternate route via the Youghiogheny and Castleman rivers to Meyersdale and Will's Creek toward Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Roberts
Mr. Goodwin
Erie Canal Commissioners
Harrisburg
Morgantown
Cumberland
Purane
Youghioceny
Castleman
Meyersdale
Will's Creek
Potomac
Chesapeake and Ohi
Bluff Street Renumbering Dispute Prompts Clarifications
A miscommunication over Bluff street renumbering is described. City Hall attache quotes claim a Department of Public Safety employee pressured residents to buy numbers, while Thomas R. Adams says the City Engineer proposed renumbering earlier and J A Miller canvassed with samples on his own. Adams defends Miller as upright and not a DoPS employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluff Street
Department of Public Safety
Thomas R. Adams
J. A. Miller
Adams
Miller
Child Abduction Case and Missing Youths Reported
Police Inspector McAleese received a letter from Mia Lizzia Snyder of Hollidaysburg seeking the return of her daughter Louie, six, held by William Purden of Pittsburg or Allegheny. A 13 year old, Edidie McDonald of Sharpsville, is believed to have fled to the city. his father William McDonald searches for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAleese
Mia
Lizzia Snyder
Hollidaysburg
Blair County
Louie
William Purden
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Purden
Edidie McDonald
William McDonald
Sharpsville
Mercer County
Smoke Consumer Proposal Impresses Allegheny Gas Committee
William McCreary, former president of Pleasant Valley Street Car Co, urged the Allegheny Councils Gas Committee to trial a patent smokeless stoker for the new Allegheny Electric Light Co power department. He cited the Pleasant Valley Electric Railway as a clean, low cost model and the committee voted to seek bids for a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCreary
Pleasant Valley Street Car Company
Gas Committee of Allegheny
Allegheny Electric Light Company
Pleasant Valley Electric Railway
Membership Drive For American Citizens Equal Rights
Brondax Smith, executive member and organizer for Pennsylvania, returns from AT P to Disksville and Mt Pleasant to push branches nationwide. Lodges now in Blairsville and Mt Pleasant with 40 members there. three in the city. A state association is to be formed, with a general delegate convention planned in this city around July 1. Colored women and men will be eligible for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brondax Smith
Atp
Disksville
Mt. Pleasant
Pennsylvania
American Citizens’ Equal Rights Association
Blairsville
Hartman A Peacemaker
A young married couple in a tense dispute met at Alderman Hartman’s office. The wife had left home after quarrels, and the husband threatened murder and suicide. With the Squire as mediator, the man persuaded his wife to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Hartman
Inquest Opens Into Dynamite Death of David Hays
A partial inquest into the death of David Hays from a Wednesday dynamite blast at Center avenue and Neville street heard that he was forging hot iron near the dynamite when a spark likely set off the explosion. The inquiry continued yesterday and will resume today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hays
Center Avenue
Neville Street
Hays
Fire at Monongahela House Quelled With No Damage
A still alarm was sent to Duquesne Engine Company for a slight blaze at the Monongahela House caused by a burned out fuse in the electric light switch board. Firemen found the blaze extinguished upon arrival and reported no damage. Colonel Smothers Denies Jr. Robert Smothers accuses the Flinn Republican Club of financial irregularities. He claims a full report was made on money and tickets at the recent ball and threatens to form an opposition club. Have you attended our first spring millinery opening. Jos. Horse & Co. Peno Avenue Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne Engine Company
Monongahela House
Electric Light Switch Board
Robert Smothers
Flinn Republican Club
Fon
Jos. Horse & Co
Peno Avenue
Children’s Bar
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Pean Avenue
Hauch’s Jewelry Store Offers 20 Percent Savings
All goods marked in plain figures and a 20 percent saving on watches and clocks. The shop stocks nothing but first class merchandise at Hauch's jewelry store, located at No. 205 Fifth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauch’s Jewelry Store
Fifth Ave
Wfsu
Dress Goods Bargains to-day at sea yard
One lot all wool black and gray mixed striped suitings with side border offered at 50e, valued at $1. The lot is available today at the sea yard. Jos. Horne & Co.'s Penn Avenue Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Yard
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Bargains in Men's Suits at Ten Dollars Each
Offer presents several styles in men s fine suits priced at 10 with fabrics including cheviots cassimeres diagonal and pique. Great value claim encourages customers to buy today and visit P C C C cor Grant and Diamond Alleys near the new Court House. Jos Horne Co photographers advertise genuine 8x10 photos for 1 at Elite Gallery 616 Market St Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor. Grant and Diamond Als
New Court House
Aufrecht
Market St
Pittsburg
Cor. Grant and
Diamond Sts
Two Rival Parades to Parade Side by Side in City
The Ancient Order of Hibernians plans two large St Patrick's Day parades by the Board of Erin and the American Board. Grand Marshal William Rochford leads the Board of Erin, with John McFarland adjutant general and Thomas Burke chief of staff. Parades form on Grant street at 11 am, marching Fifth Avenue routes and ending on Grant Street, while the American board under Chief Marshal P Fallon schedules a 10 am start from Hibernian on Wylie avenue with a separate route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
St. Patrick’s Day
Board of Erin
American Board
St. Agnes’ Church
William Gaughan
John Murphy
Owen Waters
William Kerrigan
George Price
Patrick H. Moran
John Reynolds
Peter Dowd
James Ryan
Patrick McMullen
James Tallon
John Gibbons
Frank McVoy
Patrice Boylan
Edward Monaghan
John Conway
Thomas O'Halloran
John Joyce
Michael Joyce
John Bigge
Joseph Waters
Edward Finnan
Henry Dougherty
Thomas Coyne
John Slevy
Patrick Moran, Sr
John Bailey
Martin Daly
Join Nangle
Hibernian Rifles
Felix McKnight
John McGirr
James Reilly
John Crowley
Patrick Keenan
John Mettirr
Martin Coyne
Patrick McDermott
William Kelly
Patrick McMorrow
Michael Feeley
John Murray
W. D. McAuliffe
James Doyle
Edward Griffen
Michael Fitzpatrick
John Hoban
Patrick Green
Peter Woods
Thomas McCool
Patrick Moran
Hugh McNally
Thomas Farnan
Terence Clancy
L. D. Buckley
Michael Murphy
Hollywood
Fifth Avenue
Webster Avenue
Washington Street
Wool Street
Water Street
Penn Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Liberty Street
Wood Street
Smithfield Street
Sixth Avenue
Wylie Avenue
Hibernian
Fallon
Hibernians
Ireland
Fayette
Westmoreland
Mercer Counties
Steubenville
Youngstown
Bellaire
Special Sale of Seal Plush Coats and Jackets
A store ad announces a clearance of seal plush sacqttes up to 40 inches at 25 dollars and a batch of seal plush jackets at 10 dollars. Limited, last offering of the season, valid today and tomorrow at Penn Avenue Stores by Jos. Horxr & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Horxr & Co
Penn Avenue
Superior American Mandolins for 815
The Wash burn mandolins makers introduce a new style priced at 15 dollars. Crafted from fine American wood they promise true tone and no splits. Sold exclusively at H. Kleber & Lro. No. 506 Wood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
H. Kleber & Lro
Wood Street
New Trimmings To-Day At Jos Iloane & Co
A catalog of fashionable trimmings offered by Jos Iloane and Company includes coral shawl trimmings straw and gold lace straw edges for millinery onyx trimmings and other varieties presented as an endless assortment to explore today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos, Iloane & Co
Penn Avenue
Bargains in Men's Suits at Salina Ad
Bargains in men's fine suits at $10 each. Garments from choice fabrics. Aufrecht's Elite gallery at 516 Market St Pittsburg offers 12 cabinets or one 3x10 photo for $1. Jos. Horne & Co.'s Penn Avenue Stores advertise Pilsner Beer for family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aufrecht
Pittsburg
Veteran sues McKeesport for promised bounty money
Allen Foster, a Civil War veteran, sues the borough of McKeesport to recover bounty money for reenlistment. He served in Company E, Fourth Pennsylvania Cavalry from 1861 to 1863 and 1863 to 1865, claiming a promised bounty of 100 dollars under an 1880 law allowing veterans to sue for enlistment bounties. The suit notes he demanded payment after discharge and that the borough refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Foster
McKeesport
Foster
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Hue
Io Ac
Charters Filed for Water Companies and Bridge
Two charters were filed in the Recorder’s office for Chartiers Crafton and Mansfield water companies. Directors named include Arthur Kennedy A J Mc Quilty and W R Sewell. Each water company has capital stock of 40 dollars in 4 shares at 10 dollars each. The Rapid Transit Bridge Company seeks to build a bridge over the Allegheny river from the foot of Craig street Allegheny to a point opposite the Fifth street bridge 260 feet away with capital stock 10000 dollars in 1000 shares at 10 dollars each. Directors listed are W J Crawford A Rinehart J H Danks F J Lener and Robert Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder's Office
Chartiers, Crafton
Mansfield Water Companies
Arthur Kennedy
A. J. McQuilty
W. R. Sewell
Tee
Rapid Transit Bridge Company
Allegheny River
Craig Street
Allegheny
Inquest Rules Downey Death by Own Action in Allegheny
Inquest on Edward Downey who died by his own hand at 64 North Diamond Allegheny returned a verdict of death by his own hand. Dr Thomas Mabon and Albert Weber testified. Downey's bed remains at Herren Ebert rooms. Burial set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Downey
No. 64
North Diamond
Allegheny
Thomas Mabon
Albert Weber
Herrman Ebert
They Will Live Quietly In Brad dock Home
Mia Minnick arrives at her Brad dock residence to live quietly with her family. She expects no molestation from her husband and plans a peaceful domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Minnick
Braddock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Foster
MR. Gilleland
Edward Gregg
Logan, Gregg & Co
Irwin Avenue
Gregg
John A. McLain
Claysville
McLain
John K. Morrison
Delamater
Wallace
Pattison
J.O. Brown
Central Police Staion
O'Mara
Charles
Miss Playford
Uniontown
Schlosser
C. A. O'Brien, Esq
E. Woolsey
A. Markle
Hazelton
Duquesne
Wild West
Kellie Bly
A Honour Failere
Richard T. Pearson
San Francisco
Rollers
Roughera
Catehera
Imperial Hall
Ft. Wayne Jenney Company
Krof
Smith
K. of L. Molders
Hayes
Ridge Avenue
Art
Odd Fellows
Sam Mason
Panama
Bos
The
Citizens’ Equal Rights Association
Hartman
Senthalde
Monon
Colonel Smothers Denies Jr
Bargeins
Marshal Rochford
DR. C. McLane
Jylt Uwr
JUS. Horne & CO
Penn Ave
Pirtssburg
Horne & CO
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