Italians in Pittsburgh Plan Indignation Meeting Over New Orleans Killings
Italian leaders in Pittsburgh plan an indignation meeting to demand justice after the New Orleans mob killings. Joseph Cuneo cites government action, while Garibaldi Society president Dr. M L Nardyz voices concern. Italians discuss mob violence, loyalty to law, and potential government appeals.
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Pittsberg
New Orleans
Joseph Cuneo
Italian Brotherhood
Italian Mutual Benefit Society
Garibaldi Legion
Mr. Cuneo
America
Polish Doctor in Jail Over Eva Bloch Death Conflicting Tales
August Friend, who used aliases including John Jasienicchi and Frank Oct, Sure, was arrested by Detective Henry Kornman in Allegheny on suspicion of knowing more about Eva Bloch’s death. He told multiple inconsistent stories, claimed Polish ties, spoke several languages, and displayed cash and a gold watch as investigators await coroner’s review.
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Braddock
Eva Bloch
Henry Kornman
Allegheny
McDowell
August Friend
John Jasienicchi
Schmider Hotel
Siamond Street
Frank
Poland
Federal Street
Miss Bloch
Warsaw
Korniman
Wyman
Irwin
Penn Oal Ene
Alleghenyf
Insanity on Penn Avenue leads to two incidents
About 1 o clock Saturday Charles Briel from 2518 Penn avenue smashed windows at Mrs Clark s home. He was arrested and jailed at Twelfth Ward Station, found to be violently insane and handcuffed to his cell bars. Another report has Frank Kiwitkosky at 1605 Penn avenue saying an insane Pole Bronislaw Kaminski from Chicago wished to be removed. Sergeant Stix warned him officers had no authority to enter. The incident will be reported to the Department of Charities.
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Charles Briel
Penn Avenue
Fifteenth Ward
Bronislaw Kaminski
Kiwitwosky
Chicago
Katinski
Stix
Kiwitkosky
Department of Charities
Woman Uses Hot Water Threat in Home Incident
Peter Roether reports to Alderman Flack that men tried to enter his home. Mrs Roether warned them and poured hot water from a second story kettle. The intruders threw stones, breaking windows, then fled. Alderman Flack calls it a serious matter and seeks the culprits, with others claiming assaults but names unknown.
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Peter Roether
Twentysixth Street
Alderman Flack
Going to Oil City Rev Milligan Accepts Call to Second Presbyterian
A telegram from Oil City reports Rev EB Milligan of East End Reformed Presbyterian Church has accepted the pastorate of the Second Presbyterian Church in Oil City at a salary of 1.90 per year. He preached yesterday and said he felt the Oil City call was divinely guided after being debarred from preaching in Reformed Presbyterian churches. The move pleases the church and citizens, and may lead other ministers of the denomination to follow.
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Oil City
EB. Milligan
East End
Oi1 City
Mr. Milligan
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Five Days Remain In Collins Thirty Day Fast
Elmer Collins enters the twenty sixth day of his planned fast as a nightly check shows weight at 118 pounds, pulse 48, temperature normal. He drank two ounces of water but ate nothing. a cold ailment has faded. Manager Davis has $1000 wagered on his success.
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Elmer Collins
Frank McDonald
Davis-yeterday
Collins
Boy Mistaken For Missing Pinkerton Child
Police in Alleheny spent the afternoon hunting for Merrill Pinkerton a curly headed four year old who ran away from home. At about four o clock an officer picked up a child he mistook for the boy and brought him to the station. It was hours before the mix up was cleared and the real Merrill pinkerton was found safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleheny
Merrill Pinkerton
Merriff Pinkerton
Missing Mabry Prompts Local Advertisements
Small scraps of local news note A C Mabry of 445 Ella Street missing since Sunday with friends placing ads for news. Separate item reports eight year old Mortyski struck on Steuben Street causing a deep head wound. An alarm from station 149 cites a small chimney fire at Oliver Bros. Phillips mill with minor damage. Jail services led by Rev Whiteside of Bethany Mission and a temperance meeting parade reported.
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A. C. Mabry
Ella Street
Mabry
Moetyski
Steuben Street
West End
Mortyski
Oliver Bros. & Phillips’ Mill
South Fifteenth Street
Mr. Whiteside
Bethany Mission
Heir Estate Insurance Firm Ad By Myer Gallinger
Special to set lists today. Myer Gallinger advertises insurance services at Yoder law building corner Fifth and Wilie avenues. Telephone 1707 directs clients to take the elevator for access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myer Gallinger
Yoder Law Building
Fifth and
Wilie Avenues
The Hypnotic Tramp and His Invisible Power
A seedy, intelligent tramp tells Inspector McAleese of his self styled hypnotic gift. Born in Hartford in 1840s, he describes Harvard, early experiments, and invisibility gained through mesmerism. He copies exam papers, is expelled, loses family wealth, funds a reckless lifestyle, and ends by失 losing his power amid romantic and financial ruin.
Tramp recounts past robbery and imprisonment tale
A tramp tells Inspector McAleese how he once robbed a bank and gained money and liberty by promising to reveal his method. He says he served his term, became a tramp, and was dismissed as a hardened criminal. The inspector mutters about "Thirty days" and the tramp vanishes, regained by a hypnotic grip.
Sunday Sentences For Saturday Night Revelers
Sunday morning hearings dealt with a string of cases from the prior night. Police officials ordered several individuals to the workhouse until warmer weather arrives after a night of excessive amusement.
CANNOT MAKE COKE Prices Cut In Homestead Strike Fallout
The article analyzes the coke regions amid the Homestead strike, noting ironmakers view the strike as beneficial to trade and expect it to continue. Operators push wage cuts of 10 to 20 percent, arguing markets are weak, with many ovens idle and prices stagnant. Conservative estimates foresee a resumption within two months if talks fail.
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Mahoning
Shenango
Connellsville
Mountains
Clearfield
Punxsutawney
W. Va
Pennsylvania
Robbing Bootblacks of Their Outfits
Magistrate Gripp tried 25 cases at the Central Station. William Richards a colored Loy received 80 days for robbing bootblacks of their outfits. John Murphy and Patrick McCarthy paid $13.40 each for threatening to shoot a woman at No 126 Third avenue. Horace Graham jailed 30 days for smashing furniture. Henry Robinson kept a disorderly house on High street and was jailed 20 days. two men and four women visitors were sent to the Workhouse for 30 days.
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Gripp
Central Station
William Richards
John Murphy
Patrick McCarthy
Third Avenue
Horace Graham
Henry Robinson
High Street
Kansas Man in Trouble and Local Incidents
Mayor Wyman of Allegheny disposed of ten cases. A Bellows of Wichita Kan insulted and assaulted a woman and kicked in a door, fined 50 dollars. He said he would return to the West. John Hellman will return to the Workhouse for days after chasing his wife and threatening relatives on Howard street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyman
Allegheny
A. Bellows
Wichita
Kan
John Hellman
Howard Street
Magistrate McKenna hears 23 cases in Twelfth ward
Oscar Dolstram went to Clara Meyers residence at No 85 Third avenue early yesterday and struck her with a poker after she refused to sell beer. He was fined $10 and posted $50 bail to answer a charge of aggravated assault.
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McKenna
Twelfth Ward
Oscar Dolstram
Clara Meyers
Third Avenue
Winters files assault charge against five men at hearing
Conrad Winters from 2222 Corryalley lodged information before Alderman Flack charging Joseph McGowan George Leake Tottn Hogan Mark McCoy and Hardie McGue with assault and battery. All were arrested but McGune could not be found. Winters could not identify any of the men and they were discharged.
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Conrad Winters
Corryalley
Alderman Flack
Joseph McGowan
George Leake
Tottn Hogan
Mark McCoy
Hardie McGue
McGune
Winters
Butterfly Gang Member Arrested for Vagrancy Sentenced
Magistrate Succop presided over 17 cases on the Southside. William Nots, tied to the Butterfly Gang, was sent up for 60 days on vagrancy charges. Salanius Craniski paid $1840 for wife beating.
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Succop
William Nots
Salanius Craniski
Roving raids target four speak-easies in city
Police raided multiple disorderly houses: Mrs Barris at 104 Tustin street yielded the proprietress and 19 visitors who posted forfeits to go free. A Hungarian gathering on Forbes street led to seven arrests. A Pike street operation nabbed five at a noon raid. Mary Lynch’s Hazelwood house produced arrests and seized beer.
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Hildebrecht
John Boder
Fourteenth Ward
Lewis
Mike Connely
No. 47
Pike Street
Twelfth Ward
Schaffer
Chain Gang Threats Over Delinquent Taxes In Alabama
Patrick Beacon from Southside Birmingham recounts harsh tax collection methods he witnessed there. He cites swift arrest of debtors, forced road work in a chain gang, and iron shackles. He notes the Birmingham Rolling Mill Co faced shutdowns as workers were sent to chains, threatening damages claims.
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Patrick Beacon
Southside
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Rolling Mill Company
License Court Today Opens Under Magistrates and Saloon Aides
The annual Allegheny License Court tournament begins at 6 o clock with Judges Magee and White as general managers and city saloon-keepers, their lawyers, remonstrances, and other actors. A large audience is expected with standing room at a premium. Last year the first day averaged one applicant board every six minutes. This year aims for a smoother start. Alderman Cassidy vows to file two protests against district residents.
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Allegheny
Magee and White
Cassidy
Suspect James Doyle Arrested in $15 Speakeasy Robbery
Detective Robinson nabbed James Doyle at Central Station after a claim of robbery. Doyle says he was robbed of $15 at a speakeasy and later found the money on him. He gave inconsistent hometowns Philadelphia then a Troy saloon owner but could not name the street. Detective plans to pursue possible East crimes.
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Robinson
James Doyle
Central Station
Doyle
Philadelphia
Troy
N. Y
Petective Robinson
Oldest Allerhany ex soldier George Burrows dies at 70
George Burrows, reputed as Allerhany county's oldest ex soldier, died yesterday at age 70. He enlisted August 1 1861 under Captain W J Glenn in Company 3 Sixty first Pennsylvania Volunteers and was discharged 1864 after a leg wound. He served with D H Rippley Post No 41 G A K and was known as Pap Burrows. His funeral will be a soldier's burial from St Johns Episcopal Church Butler Street on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burrows
Allerhany County
Mr. Burrows
W. J. Glenn
Sixty-first Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
D. H. Rippley Post
No. 41
Pap Burrows
Burrows
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Butler Street
New Spring Fabrics Offer Wide Wool Silk Weave Lines
A sale feature lists medium and light-weight fabrics for spring and summer including all wool warp staple weaves, camel hair effects, all-wool French serges at varied yard prices, sideband silk warp Henriettas, all-wool French batiste, and lace and chenille curtains with significant discounts. New assortment just opened and leftovers offered in 1 2 3 4 pair lots.
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Priestly
Nottingham
Cluny
Cutting Down Expenses at Carnegie Phipps Plant
Carnegie, Phipps & Co cut expenses at Homestead by nearly 91,0000 daily. Between 400 and 500 workers, including machinists and laborers, were laid off. The 32 inch armor plate mill and No 1 melting furnace shut down yesterday. No 1 open hearth plant closed as workers refused to work due to insufficient help. A committee met Manager Potter about a scale for open hearth No 2 in the new plant under a three year agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Homestead
Duquesne boiler maker vows to fight wharf bills to Supreme Court
Thomas Rees of Duquesne Way boiler and engine works says the battle against Senator Flinns wharf bills has only begun. He plans to pursue the issue in the House and then the Supreme Court, cites space shortages delaying boat construction, and notes continued boat shipments to South America despite dull business.
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Thomas Rees
Duquesne Way
Flinn
United States Supreme Court
Senate
House
Monongahela
Union Bridge
South America
Grand Clearance Sale of Pianos and Organs at Everett Club
Music house at 197 Federal Street Allegheny advertises a ten day clearance of pianos and organs including club pianos Everett Club Pianos numbers 164 and 316, with buyer names, and promotes cooperative pricing and terms to attract customers.
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Everett
Azex
Ross Music House
Federal St
Alleheny
Club
A. J. Collier
Harvard Street
East End
Pittsburg
Southern banquet prompts tariff talk and iron industry links
James Gardner Jr a firebrick maker returned from Chattanooga where he secured a contract to build a retort for the city gas works. He notes strong Northern capital in Southern iron mills and reports Mr McKinley’s popularity at a Chattanooga banquet. Gardner’s contract nears $5,000 and discusses tin plate duties and iron retorts.
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James Gardner, Jr
Chattanooga
City Gas Works
Duuquesne
Gardner
McKinley
Birmingham
St. Louis
Aufrecht's Elite Gallery Ad at 516 Market Street Pittsburg
An advertisement offers 12 cabinet photos or one life size craton for 300 dollars at Aufrecht's Elite Gallery located on Market Street in Pittsburg. The note mentions use of an elevator and references morning rent notices, with garbled phrases about those who have not yet rented.
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Aufrecht
Elite Gallery
Market Street
Pittsburg
Ntsu
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