Spring revival of Pittsburg trade and city growth
The piece notes spring awakening in agriculture and retail as farmers brace for higher markets in good roads season. It cites roads in Allegheny County as worst, predicts rapid Pittsburgh growth with 76 new permits worth 85 925 and about 6 000 houses built in three years. It highlights women in business, new housing schemes, and rising city activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dari Sys
Allegheny County
Pittsburg
Messrs. Flinn, Stewart and Magee
Penn Avenue
Winebiddle
Westinghouse Electric Spurs Stock Boom Amid Trade Surge
Westinghouse Electric surged beyond the sixty line as brokers fueled strong demand. The stock closed weak prior, then rallied with 700 plus shares trading, bids and offers mounting across Pittsburgh banks and regional buyers, including Union Pacific and others, signaling a broad market uptick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric
Philadel
Sher Reat
Phiphia
Datbold
Market Quiet as Bears Hold Prices Steady
Off market trading was tame with prices moving within narrow limits. The session ended with a mild rally then a final slump as bears weighed on sentiment and the New York bank statement dampened outlook. analysts expect prices to hover around current levels for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
de Witt Dilworth
Fifth Avenue
Wood Street
Pliteburg
Real estate sales and mortgages across Allegheny properties
W W McNeill & Bro sold multiple Allegheny properties including a Morrison avenue frame house with 164 by 88 feet lot for 1000 dollars and a 1844 by 28 feet lot for 300 cash to Mary Richards. They secured a 4800 dollar mortgage for four years at 3 1 4 percent on East End property. Several other firms sold Wayne street and Brushton station homes for 2950 and 700 to 3200 dollars, with various lots and a 2 50 mortgage on Seventeenth ward property, all within McClintock Place plans and local districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. McNeill & Bro
Fourth Avenue
James Nesbit
Mary Richards
John Adams
Morrison Avenue
Second Wari
Allegheny
East End
W. W. McNeill & Bro
Spencer & Glosser
Smithfield Street
Wayne Street
Canfeld
Johno Mays’ Cous
Os Panne
John F
Joseph Hill
Pennepivatin
Samuel W. Black & Co
Fronteg Avenue
Curtis Heacord
Avenue
Twenty-third Ward
Rebecca Street
Harriet
Nantieth Ward
Charles A Bay
Seventeenth Ward
Aene
Teeneyescond Ward
Eissian Avenue
Mellon
McClintock Place
Building Boom Keeps Rising With Permits Granted
The building trade stayed active last week with 76 permits issued by Inspector Frank, mainly for small houses totaling an estimated 85,028 dollars. The list includes Mrs Anna Risenmyer on John Street, David Murphy on Hancock Street, Coyle and Stephenson on Atwood and Bates, and several other frame and brick structures along Liberty Main Streets and Rosetta avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Mra
Anna Risenmyer
John Sreet
Soho Street
David Murphy
Hancock Street
Thirty-third Street
Coyle & Stephenson
Atwood
Bates Street
William Bigge
Meyran
Nescenthaler & Eet
Liberty
Main
Velte
Taberty Avenue
Tion
Frankstown
Jackoe Atten
Wagner
Aaron Street
Southern Avenue
Geo. Weiss
Twenty-first Street
Er Alley
Jane “ Z Wagner
Rosetta Street
Atlantic
W. Brown
W. Piddle
Eveline
Tex
Brown
Waco
River Avenue
San
BaIe
Property Listings Show Dense Two Story Dwellings On City Streets
A long list details numerous two story and frame dwellings, stables, and additions with addresses along Penn Avenue, Liberty Street, Negley Street, and surrounding wards. It records property types such as brick two story houses, frame dwellings, and a few attic and stable structures with dimensions and street locations, including Webster Avenue, Ash Street, and more across multiple blocks. The entries name owners or builders like M Spence, John Reitz, Peter Verner, Strahley, and others, noting construction sizes and sites such as 21x12 feet stables and 16x36 feet dwellings near Pear Penn Avenue, and 14x40 foot offices on Penn Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Lancan
Second Avenue
Niagara Surest
Fifth Avenue
Seneca Cok
al Ees Fe
Firth Ave
M. Spence
Iss
Ouneberg Stelle
Plymouth Street
Saeraeen
Ste Censten
Harmar
Cormerof Webster
Pe John Messer
Forbes Street
van Braam
Asee
Gibbon Street
Peter Verner
Buel Dwellingo
Clemmens Street
Strahley
Penn Avenue
C. Strahley
Penn Aves
Orwrome
Inerva
John B. Gibson
Stobs Street
Cheory Phillis
Albany Avenue
Springfield
Syracuse
Hester
Lyrick Street
Lincoln
St. Andrews
Carver
de Iine Dorfshaffer
Liberty Street
Matilda Street
George
Milliken
Exeet
Negley Street
Catharesca
Margaretta Ernest Tilka
Coetta Street
Conrad Street
Daniel Sweeney
Tix Oor
Butler Street
Fifty
Houston Bros
Forty
Forty-ninth
Jas
Ashwell
Stabo Street
Fourteenth Ward
Metachen
Wrigley’s Alley
Erie
Kirkik
Union Planing Mill
Fox Alley
Wharton Aprons
Robert Ok
Ham Street
Piermont
H. Briggs
Rowan Street
Wees Lieetn
JennIng
Ames “Hofdy
Harrison Street
Fiftieth Streets
J.thomas Bates
Amelia Street
Stanton Avenue
John Matthes
Wike
John Frey
Lombard Street
Davis Aley
Flora Marshall
Lax Wfeet
Bingham Street
Virginia
Omaha
Pat Herbert
Elysian Street
Hastings Street
Henry Enberg
Dickson Street
Hancock Street
Charles Blackmore
Lytle Street
Hagelwood Avenue
Wiliam Formey
Greenfield Avenue
Sylvan Avenue
Michael Lyden
Lax
Second
Sylvan Avenues
M Avenue
Twentieth Ward
Ben
James Vevers
Webster Avenue
Chancey Breet
James Bauer
Market Dullness Dominates New York Stocks
New York stock trading on March 23 was limited with few active movers. Prices sagged mainly in Chicago Gas, Burlington, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Pullman with only minor gains late in the session. Bond activity was small and the week’s total sales reached about $450,000 with Tennessee Coal and Iron showing weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Gas
Burlington
Chesapeake and Ohio First
Pullman
Chicago
London
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Altho
Onessea Coal Tennnesses Division
New Bee
Markets by Wire Bulgs in Wheat Excitement and Hog Price Strength
Wheat futures showed high activity with May around 1.04, July expectations shifting, and rains from the Southwest stoking buying yet cooling late. Corn remained firm early then softened. hog products gained strength while oats followed wheat upward with a modest bulge. Butter and eggs quoted as slow and weak respectively amid mixed produce activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fairbank
Dlge
Bstec
Mar
Aprain
Jans
Live Stock Markets Report from Pittsburgh Office
Cattle receipts listed at 600 head with shipments as noted. market described as quiet with through consignments. Hogs receipts 2,200 head with 2,200 head shipped. market dull at the prior prices. One car of cattle was sent to New York today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbsurg A
New York
Ead Lane
Philadelphias
York
New
Two Fine New Steamships For The Heenelege Liasongery Co
The Heenelege Liasongery Company anticipates increased summer traffic as two steamers the Cesn pith seid and the Columbia begin service. Each ship measures about 58 feet in beam, 8 feet depth, 10 000 tons displacement, and 600 horsepower with a longitudinal bulkhead dividing machinery halves so a fault on one side won’t affect the other. Speed guaranteed to exceed 1 knot per hour, staterooms large, second cabin comforts praised, first trip set from New Hamburg to May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heenelege Liasongery Company
Apgunta-Victoria
Burg Ee Eal
New Hamburg
Edward Groetzinger Lace Curtains in Pittsburg Sale
Edward Groetzinger offers the largest stock of lace curtains in Pittsburg at 627 and 629 Penn Avenue with prices from fifty cents to 500 dollars per pair. Hundreds of patterns available for immediate purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Edward Groetzinger
Penn Avenue
Very Low Prices This Week At Haudi’s Jevere
This week Haudi’s Jevere at Fifth Ave offers low prices on fine ware and silverware. The ad highlights extra savings and urges shoppers to visit for deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haudi
Jevere No
Fifth Ave
Wfsu
New Spring Goods at Pitcairn's Wood Street
Local shop advertises new stock of fashionable spring patterns for gentlemen's wear. The notice invites readers to visit Pitcairn’s at 434 Wood Street for a suit or overcoat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitcairn's
Wood Street
New Kid Gloves Color Shades and Variegated Caps
Product listing describes sap shades for T5c gloves and two variegated capes with colorings. Mentions Rosgxysaum & Co and Huovus & HackEs as apparel brands. Includes prices $100 and $125 and notes best value for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosgxysaum & Co
Voter dispute over Power Haymaker race outcome
J B Power justice of the peace files answer to Haymaker election petition claiming lawful votes were cast for Power and alleging fraudulent votes for Haymaker. He cites names including John Golichly, Daniel Cashdollar, James Graham and others and asks dismissal of Haymaker's petition. Power notes he had 134 votes to Haymaker 152.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power
Turtle Creek
Patton Township
William Haymaker
Haymaker
Robert Wilson
Joseph Cashdollar
William J. Lang
J. & Gillbrook
Drake
Daniel Cashdollar
August Krep
J. McIntyre
John Golichtly
James Baughman
Ananias Wilson
E. Oral
James Graham
William McCully
Voanee
Alleged Conspiracy to Bankrupt Plaintiff in 1887 Suit
John N. McFall sues John N. Garrison and partners for 10000 damages alleging a conspiracy to bankrupt McFall and seize his manufacturing business. The claim cites sales and writs of execution, with transfers of control to Garrison and associates following the levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. McFall
John N. Garrison
W. W. Barr
John A. Hetzel
William A. Hetzel
G.B. Garrison
McFall
W. A. Hetzel
G. Garrison
Deuce
Hia Pr . Hewanetene
Hetzel
G. B. Garrison
Garrison
Partee
Ous
DecFall
Common Pleas Docket Lists Multiple Civil Cases
Common Pleas No. 1 Carroll v McCandless Getty Co v Zoigler Whitfield v Man Peoples v Bruggeman Meyers et al v Cupps Boyd v Oil Well Supply Franz v Selger Westkamp v Levin Kovens Co v Badenschneider Wingeerets v Iesed nist Sattler v release v Schlitz ew in k et al v con McBride et al v Walker Brewing Company Bnunkie v Gillig administrator Common Pleas No. 2 Miller et al v School District of Homestead Westerhouser et al v Jones et al Hawley v Sohlitz Brewing Co Oriental Court Commonwealth v Birt et al Thomas Harrington Joseph v Joseph ears 2 Beows al non Frank McCana et al
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas No
Carroll
McCandless
Getty & Co
Zoigler
Whitfield
Man
Peoples
Bruggeman
Meyers Et al
Cupps
Boyd
Franz
Selger
Westkamp
Levin
Kovens & Co
Badenschneider
Wingeerets
Iesednist
Sattler
Release
Schlitz
Ewin
K Et al
Con
McBride Et al
Walker Brewing Company
Bnunkie
Gillig
Miller Et al Ve
Homestead
Westerhouser Et al
Jones
Hawley
Sohlitz Brewing Com
Oriental Court
Commonwealth Va Birt
Various Legal Actions and Courtroom Updates
Sheriff closes store of L H Smith and he confesses judgments for Wilda Thaw. New trial sought in Kerr vs Elbarne death case. Decrees and bail rulings, including two boys held on larceny charges. Orphans Court orders partition of Elizabeth Agerman estate and declares husband forfeits rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Smith
Sixth Street
Friterday
Wilda
Elizabeth Kerr
Ib Elbarne
Allegh
Caneae
J.D. Watson
Juge
M. Decker
National Baseball League
Chp
Merveay
Onceahirvice
Nimick
CumisTiss
Peter Kleist
Magee
Suppacwas
Nora Heckel
Charles
Heckel
Kate Little
Walter Little
Jacob Retter
Clara Rotter
Annie William Ferguson
Peter M
Catherne
Jvudge Magus
William Sloan
Doc Boden
Lelderman M
Mansfield
J. W. Lore
Panhandle Railr
Atromner Ar- Len
Common Pleas Court
Jacob J. van Gorneity
Cnesed
Herr’s Island
Ferry Bailey
Lawrenceville
Samuel Brady
Edward Courtneys
8. Cohen & Co
John Schwabbuty
Mages
George 8. Griscom
Monongahels House
Toho
Ieee
H. Wilson
Orphans’ Court
Elizabeth Agerman
Agerman
John Agerman
Amoskeng engine test causes injuries and accidents at Monongahela
The Amoskeng engine No 2 was tested at Monongahela wharf and produced 80 pounds of steam in eight minutes with a 140 pound water pressure. Water was thrown 251 feet with the bulk at 200 feet. A spark ignited gens in a manhole and inspectors were knocked by the blast, with Captain Hennigan and Hosemen Hart treated at Homeopathic Hospital. Kenneth Painter, son of Park Painter, was badly injured when stones were thrown at ponies in Woods Run. Painter struck his head on iron with suspected brain concussion and doctors hold little hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth G. Painter
Park Painter
Ridge Avenue
Allegheny
Jay Phipps
Charles Scaifp
Young Painter
Allentown Man Survives Bullet Wound Attracts Attention
George Harper of Allentown is alive after sending a bullet through his head. Doctors monitor his case closely as it attracts widespread attention from local physicians and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harper
Allentown
M Masonry Branch Meetings Reported Across Areas
Brother Daniel McCarthey plans a Blaursville branch start while Branch No 4 shifts to O Donnell's Hall. Gardner and Branch 38 visit New Castle to form a new branch. Branch 8 in Lawrenceville initiates seven members. Grand First J W E conducts formations of OMEA branches. Advisory Council moves meetings to the third Sunday at 7 30 pm on Grant Street. Saturday March 1 saw Branch No rways organized at Bauer with listed trustees and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McCarthey
Blaursville
O’ Donnell
Avenue
Toviay
Gardner
Brarch
New Castlo
Lawrenceville
Wlay i. Selsvan
OMEA
Ress
Pennsylvania
First Regiment Officers Plan March Meeting and Drills
The First regiment board of officers schedules a regular meeting for Wednesday March 77 to discuss the April 20 parade. Grand Central Rink on Penn avenue will host two battalion drills on the first and fourth Wednesdays to prepare the unit, with Mead Legion and other comrades present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inyce
Grand Central Rink
Penn Avenue
Mead Legion
Terson
Rowan
P. C. Kirker
No. 11
McKee
No. 18
Heptasoph Notes Conclave Plans Across Several Cities
A Baltimore based conclave plans a charter applicant ceremony while Lincoln Newark and Pittsburgh await initiations. Representatives including Cornelius Tay and James Haight prepare mid year gatherings as Fire clave No. 3 and Richwood hosts Heptasoph events with 40 members expected in Newark.
Royal Arcanum Grand Council Representative Visit
The Darling Council No 888 hosted Grand Council officials last Monday evening at its meeting. Regent View Grand Jeeve Miller and others from Philadelphia Ot City Rich and Greensburg attended. Six applicants were admitted. Benjamin Franklin Council to be instituted April 9 at Post No 3G A R Hall. 12 names on the application with honorary membership for those 45 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Iser
L Osmond
Lincoln Post
A. R
Newark
N. J
Mueesess
N.Y
John H. Mowen
Eater
New York and Post Works
Ae 'Sondiate
Richmond
Joseph A. Langfitt
Supreme
A. Trent
Hare Arcanum
Richwood
Pittsburg
Fourth Avenue
Union Veteran Legion
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburgh
Newa
John L'shaw
Cei
H. J. Lawrence
Rosenbe
Port N. Senerner
W. A. Ben. Smith
Secret Society
Pastis
Charles M. Fairman
Bast Archer
Samuel A. Duncan
Fairman
Grand Coun Seosientis
Darling Council
Eerand Regent
Aad View
Jeeve Miller
Philadelphia
Ot City
Rich and
Greensburg
Init
Benjamin Franklin Council
A. R. Hall
Social event at William Ponting's home noted
A mite social hosted by Lady Geaceions Ledae N 3p took place on Monday in March at William Ponting's residence on Bureks Street. The report mentions the social as financially successful but offers few concrete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea of St. George
Lady Geaceions
William Ponting
Bureks Street
Good Will Council to Visit Braddock Monday Night
Seen tent Good Will Council No. 12 plans a Monday night visit to Braddock Council to discuss organizing a new benefit for sick members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Council No. 12
Braddock Council
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Exchange
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office
Jes
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Wilkinsburg
Inter
Ross
Sharpeburg
Saine
Europe
South America
Tony
Balese
Hheck
Claesh Beaeh
Too Earings
Chtoaco—Money
Lovis
Balan Seans
Filechene National
Sia
Pitebor
Eanee
Chirene' Nal Bank Clees Diamond National Bank
Dingoeene Sent
Sathonal Bank
Deposit National Bank
Biterst National Bank
Pitteburg
German National Bank
Dal Rieretone Bank of
Pittisburg
Eee Akcmit
Ay Ortheide Bridge Co
Penate Wintition IB
Pittsburg Piste Glase Floss Company
Delaware
Wiern
Louiseville
Wattencestbn
Reading
Union Pacific
Wall Street
Deemernslise
Recenot
Obio
Oregon
Gian
R. Isi Osceola
Flint & Pere
Rae - Li
Bulga
Ox Land
M. C
Sone TY Rutland
East Liberty
Mwfssu Huevs & Hacks
New Spring Goods
Mr. Golightly
Avaulas
Bady
The
Philadelphia Gas Company
Aiken
Cornelius, Tay
Midlie
Scottdale Couioun
James A. Haight
Sentinel
Ee Taasbors
Brother Will
Royal Arcanum
Henry Lambert Lodge No
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C. F
N. G
John Furich
W. G
W. M. Neabit
A. S
William Snowden
0. OG
A. Blall
OC. Bel Trustees
T. C. Seltz
Jaoan
F. G. Rerse May
Hood
Hovd
Taono
Bt. Albans
Jexs EL. Smits
East Broad Top
John Lippert
John Li
Max Klein
City Savings Bank
Sexth Ave
Smithfield SP
Callery
Venee
W. J. Burns
John W. Taylor
Mhaie
Srokers—Financial
Whitney & Stephenson
Msue
Morgan & CO
Commission
Ron Chisholm
Bresdway, M. Y
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Gexts
WM. H. Delkee
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Doctor Whittier
Pitts
Zeoss
Whitth
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Tn Ag
Monty
Whittier
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