Smoke Abatement via Fuel Gas Examined by Authorities
The article reviews tests and industry opinions on producing fuel gas in Pittsburgh to reduce smoke. It cites price scales from a Boston firm, notes potential plants and transport limits, and mentions experts like Robert Young and Carnegie experiments. It discusses advantages for homes and factories, plus a Carnegie-linked push toward urban smokeless zones.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Forge and Tron Company
Robert Young
Allegheny Gas Works
Atlantic
Europe
Young
Pennsylvania
New York City
Josiah Bounderby
Richardson
Smith & Co
Carnegie
Philadelphia Gas Company
Moon Township
Samuel Locke
Philadelphia
Chapman Decorative Co
New York
St. Patrick's Day
Late News In Brief From A Wandering Wire Service
A digest of short items includes Ste eee Scunder the Chicago murderer and the Mohican heading for Bering Sea. Steamboat foes oppose the Cincinnati bridge plan while Del Monte hosts General Ger and ticket agents. Notes on silver near Macomb Illinois and Irish Society receptions in Atlanta. Krupp to exhibit at the World’s Fair and various unsettled political, labor, and legal matters across the United States and beyond.
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Ste Eee Scunder
Chicago
Bering Sea
Cincinnati
General Ger
del Monte
Cal
Macomb
Ill
Atlanta
General Sickles
Krupp
Slaseton
Minnesota
Condo
N. D
Perrien
Detroit
Sugar Refining Trust Rumors Of Consolidation In Philadelphia
Philadelphia rumors say the Sugar Trust plans to absorb local refineries including Franklin Spreckels Knight in a rapid consolidation. Treasurer J E Searles’s Philadelphia visit has fueled talk of a deal with Philadelphia's refineries and potential inclusion in the trust's nationwide plan.
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Philadelphia
Sugar Trust
Great Corporation
J. E. Searles
New York
The
Trust
Searles
Spreckels
Knight’s
Franklin
American Sugar Refining Company
Baltimore
Boston
Knight
United States
E. C. Knight & Co
Charles ©. Harrison
Bearles
Lafayette Hotel
Sancisco
Claus Spreckels
Pacific Coast
Adolph
Thisty
Messia Spreckels
Untitled Notes on Fuel Use in Dakota Mills
In Dakota fuel scarcity leads to a metallic cartridge system using charged cercus troleum to supply mills. The heat from combustion largely goes to cooking with minimal heat escaping into rooms, illustrating an efficient but unusual energy setup.
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Dakota
Delays in Miller Confirmation Stir Pittsburgh Supporters
A Pittsburgh committee seeks to press the stalled Senate confirmation of Internal Revenue Collector George W. Miller. Backers cite historic precedents, noting that absence of Pennsylvania senators and potential opposition by Senator Quay may delay action, with reappointment possible in July if confirmed.
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United States Senate
Internal Revenue
George W. Miller
Miller
Washington
Senator Quay
Quay
Senate
Pennsylvania
Hayes
Chester A. Arthur
New York
Col
Merritt
Conkling
Field
Robertson
Platt
Arthur
Congress Wasoanna
Ord
Pittsburg
Sherman
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Patagonian
Glasgow
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Ont
Oarty
Texas
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Wiearies
Leathytes Avenue
Minnesota Farmers’ Alliance
National Union Company
William Winegar
Lincoln
W. Warren Perry
Elizabeth
Missy Minnie Borga
Chattanooga
Catholic Knights of America
M. J. O'Brien
Jackson
Miss
Williams
Thomas F. Ons
Ofassachusetts
Sarah Atthea Terry
Fresno
Sharon
Judge Terry
Terry
Paul Kougar
Ivy Leaf
Rose Hill
Pete Mack
Lawrence
Sixth Avenue
Thorp
Penn Avenue
Ninth Street
Cain Bros
Shoe Liberty
Sixth Streets
Aliquippa
Mrs. Winston
Spreckels’ Cooper
W. G. Pennypacker
Swanson
Reed Streets
George Solley
Enen Company 10
Robert Solley
Penaker
Salvation Oil
H. J. Luxon's
Market Street
Anziogus
Synupttics
California Fig Syrup CO
San
Wouri
Acme Blacking
Wolff & Randolph
Ee John
W. L. Douglas
Belize
Federal Street
G_ Holman
Io Federal Steet
Yale
HCN
ARCA
City Hall
Mal-Turh
Brussels
Hopper Baud
Wood ST
FACH
Laird's Special Shoe Sale
W. M. Laird
Market
Ders
Fifth Avenue
Court House
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