Saloon License Hearings Reveal Terse Courtroom Drama
In a tense morning session Judge White questions applicants for saloon licenses as temperance advocates press for action. Witnesses describe neighbors’ influence and patter of claims. the day ends with new hearings and a focus on a boy driven to an insane asylum by alcohol.
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Hrennen
Peter Fromm
Aviree Kruneedman
Judge White
Rederick Sigworth
Tuan
Don Race
Carson
Surgart Jn
Addic
Timothy Worle
Eighteenth Street
Martie
Orner
Mana
D. McCarth
Barchfield
Rhulandt
Dan Brown
J. M. Hummel
Sareres
Brown
A. Hablands
Carson Street
Leics
Dudge White
Eglerary Club
Andrian Wasserman
Sarah
Diefons
Allegheny
Milk Dealers and Producers Battle Over Uniform Price
The Mik Producers and Dealers held a long meeting at Keystone Hotel to set the next year’s milk price. The session ran from 11 am to after 5 pm with heated exchanges and no agreement, adjourned promising a future meeting as dealers favored a price above ten cents per gallon for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Hotel
Ena
Paul Martin
Or & Trust
Conference of Flint Glass Makers in Stevenson Building
An important conference of tableware manufacturers and workers met yesterday in the Stevenson building. Pittsburg figures like Andrews Amies and Joseph A. Anderson and Steubenville’s A aes, Hellfire’s John Booey, joined for manufacturers while William J. Dill port and John Cochran led the workers. The aim was to classify disputed tableware lines and fix prices where none existed, with officials stating that all issues were satisfactorily arranged by the end.
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Association
Stevenson Building
Mesera
Jenkin Jones
Andrew Amies
Joseph A. Anderson
Pittsburg
A. Aes
Steubenville
John Booey
Hellfire
Messrs
William J
American Flince
Etary Dillport
John Cochran
Spargo Young Ommas
A Plucky Woman Threatens Two Men and Officers
Rebecca Reeves was arrested on a charge of surety of the peace after allegedly pointing a pistol at two young men who insulted her. She fired at Officer Eberhart through a window, prompting entry by officers aided by Lieutenant Scott. Reeves’s husband attacked them and was mace-subdued. both Reeves and her husband were taken to the lockup with Reeves injured.
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Pires
Otcer
Eberhart
Allegheny
Rebecca Reeves
Laurel Alley
Beavers Avenue
Scott
Reeves
Amman
Dickson
Morganza
Marquis of Queensberry
William Gongs
Jeannette
Ses
Dosch
Good
D. McGlinchey
Washington Street
Bedford Avenue
Wylierence
Obnoxious Bill 242 Sparks Miner Protests at Meeting
Coal miners at Mansfield Coal and Coke Company pits and nearby areas met Monday to oppose Bill 22 pending in Harrisburg. They argue the patented machine claimed to protect miners benefits a syndicate and the patentee. Resolutions denounce the bill and echo earlier protests by Saw Mill Run miners. Powderly urged participation in the protest.
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Duquesne
Wikies
Powderly
Brewers Meet In Allegheny On Prohibition Prospects
A secret Allegheny County Brewers Association meeting held at F L Ober & Bros in Vinial street yielded little. attendees, including foremen from county breweries, discussed beer manufacture but took no action on opposing a Constitutional amendment.
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Allegheny County Brewers’ Association
F. L. Ober & Bros
Vinial Street
Allegheny
Ober
Gold Watch Contested at Post 24 G A R Fair
The article notes a solid gold hunting case watch won by a lady at the Hal Southside fair hosted by Post 24 G A R. Details mention entrants Seaman Puenen and Thomas G. Jepee, with Commander eb por referenced in the summary.
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Hal Southside
Seaman Puenen
Thomas G. Jepee
Eb Por
Prison labor debate in Pennsylvania reform bill critique
Superintendent Henry Warner of the Allegheny County Workhouse attacks a pending Pennsylvania bill regulating convict labor, arguing it would destroy useful industry and convert prisons into de facto insane asylums. He warns of tax burdens, loss of employment for free labor, and economic disruption to local manufacturers and barrels industry.
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Henry Warner
Allegheny County
T. W. Powderly
Knights of Labor
Powderly
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Indus
Mason and Dixon
United States
Idle workers at Jones & Laughlin iron works due to repairs
About 250 men were idle this week at the American Iron Works of Jones and Laughlins while a pinion squeezer in the pub department broke yesterday. 150 men were idle during the day but the night shift could return by evening after repairs.
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American Iron Works
Jones & Laughlins
Labor Notes and Industrial Shifts Across Mines
The note outlines shutdowns of river mines within 16 days risking 6,000 jobs. It mentions D. A. 8% and K. o. L in new quarters at 10 Fifth Avenue and upcoming elected officers for Anion No. 7. Federal Valley Coal Co plans 200 coke ovens in Marietta Ohio, with J. H. Wilhelm overseeing. A strike at Voenteaya stove foundry continues in Allegheny, now a non union operation after a brief restart.
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D. A
Fifth Avenue
Tue
Federal Valley Coal Company
Marietta
J. H. Wilhelm
Voeunteaya
Allegheny
Town Notices and Local Happenings in Allegheny
A scattered digest of city items includes Detective Fortone tracking a burn incident, Carnegie’s planned library inspection, council activity on ward streets, and court mentions. Street life, arrests, hospital, and weather chatter color the tumultuous Allegheny scene with brief notes on public figures and local misadventures.
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Jons Shoup
Painter’s Mill
Fortone
Missouri Pacific
Gold Lippe
Annie Whelan
Hoboken
Baker
Altoona Iron Works
Seventh Avenue
Mars
Parsons
Swanson
Moore
Carnegie
Allegheny Library
Post 157
Post & G. A. R
Lucy D
Allegheny
Johnn
Shay
Robert Lutz
George Washington
George
Cable Line Bridge Plans Suburb City Crossing
The City Bridge Company prepares to apply for a charter to construct a traction bridge over the Allegheny to serve inter urban cable tram services. Mentioned are AG McCalias O Hutchinee and Mc as initial associates in the venture.
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City Bridge Company
Allegheny
Mesers
AG McCalias
Das O. Hutchinee
Meat Inspector Condemns 22 Calves at Central Stock Yards
Ohio meat inspector McCutcheon condemned 22 calves at the Central Stock Yards yesterday for being under the required three weeks old. The calves, shipped to Pittsburgh from Ohio, were sent to the "schindery" for disposal after inspection.
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McCutcheon
Central Stock Yards
Schinderg
Pittaburg
Ohio
Bellevue grocer Jacob Wolfe dies in self inflicted act
The report describes Jacob Wolfe a Bellevue grocer who has suffered mental illness and recently released from Dixmont. He reportedly committed suicide with a razor while in a state of personal crisis. Dr Langfitt attended the incident.
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Jacob Wolfe
Bellevue
Dixmont
Dr. Langfitt
After the Islands and the City Paving Needs
Observations urge expansion of manufacturing space near river and gas belt to spur growth. Proposes finishing rail link, bridge, and transfer boat to connect to markets, plus new block factory sites by Daubman Calhoun and Work. Argues for cobble stone removal, cheaper pavement, and convict labor for public works to boost economy.
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Neville
Senator Quay
Ohio
King
Messrs
Jacob Daubman
William Calhoun
C. L. Work
Philadelphia
Painters Sought by Union Firms as Workload Grows
Carpenter & Collins report full workload and seek additional painters. They employ only union labor and require Labor or Brotherhood cards. First to sign the union scale, they will pay 33 1 4 cents per hour but cannot take new contracts without more workers.
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Isles
Greece
Sapho
Neville
Brunot
McCreery
Shafer
Greenland
Ceylon
Carpenter & Collins
Mors Mos
Lace Flouncings and Laces On Sale This Week
Largest assortment of lace flouncings drapery Russian nets and guipure displayed in our lace department this week. Houevus & Hacker offer ruffled trim and superior single trial garments. Marvin & Co advertise cashmere pieces and cashmere sale prices while stock lasts. ROSNS BAUME & Co buy old gold and silver at Hauch's No 295 Fifth Ave.
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Ebahtiily
Guipure
Mwfsuu
Hauch’s
Fifth Ave
Wfsu
Hauch's
Chantilly
Popuar
India
Dr Sophy E Feltwell Office Notice In 407
A brief notice lists Dr Sophy E Feltwell of Dennint with an office in room 407 and a stated effective date of April. No additional details on services or hours are provided.
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Sophy E. Feltwell
Dennint
City Lights Expand With 65 Arc Lamps Last Night
The East End gains 65 arc lamps amid 176 miles of wiring as Penn avenue to Fifth avenue and Butler street to the cemetery receive illumination upgrades. By next week 4000 incandescent lamps will light alleys and back streets, all fed from the Central station as materials finally arrive.
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East End
Penn Avenue
Point Breeze
Butler Street
Cemetery
Shady Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Oakland
Forbes Street
Meyran Avenue
Neville Street
Eleventh
Grantee
Columbus
Oni
Canada
W C T U Plans Committee for Neglected Districts
A county W C T U meeting at Third U P Church discussed amending campaign work. Mrs Martin noted some districts were overworked while others lacking literature or effort. A committee will inspect neglected areas after over 200000 pages of literature have been distributed.
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U. P
Martin
Lawrenceville
Exposition Society seeks funds for September opening
The Exposition Society aims to raise 100 600 and 100 000 to complete buildings install appliances and power machinery for a September opening. The board appeals to life members and supporters for immediate contributions alongside notices of new India silks jewelry bread and silverware from local merchants.
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Exposition Society
Ner Lle
Ie Sore
Mon Johnston
Saneliy
Prank ‘Bemple
William & Nami Tin Pister
Crane Bevay Weenee
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Walker
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John iMenler
Samt Donahue
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Hiss
Kennedy
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Fred W. Kipnen
Sarah Street
Peter J. Kelts
Fifteenth Street
Jacob Miller
Twelfth Street
Terrence Marborer
Tikal
Sadek
Ike
Mik
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Brewers
Tn Allegheny
Agro Ous
Standard Oil Company
Sea-Board
General Assembly
Powaay
Pat
Manly Men
Brownstown
Labor Notes
Solomon's
T. F. Keating
New York
Daqueane
Stee Bac
Mary Linn
Ellen Tracy
Johnson City
East Tennessee
Andrew Carnegie
Cca Ee
F. A. Dean
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
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C. L. Beck
Beck
Alderman Jones
Mary C
Pitteburger
Mike
Rozent L. HenpMax
Iron Molders’ Union No. 243
Buffalo
Charles McKelvey
Fulton
Michael Sheehan
Sheehan
Grance Jacons
Farmer Wall
Allegheny General Hospital
Wiggins
Robert Veal
Brunot’s
Neville’s
West
Wfss
Marvin
Marvioy & Co
Mwsu
Gro. W. Swaxan
Mwssu
Federal St
MWS Houeus & Hacke
Rosns Baume & Co
Gro. W. S
Mwssa
MeEx
James H. Aiken & Co
Rosenbaum & Co
H. Aiken & Co
Barry
Youngstown
Rachel] McCay Reno
Girard
Reno
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Sarah McCay
James
Henry
Grace
Henrietta
John T. McCardy
Francis
Solomon
Hannah
Christ Our Lord
Samuel
Shiloh
Tabernacle
Marvin & Co
Cnue
J. P. Steinmann’s
Wien
E. P. Roberta & Sons
Market Street
Mwfsu - Huevus & Hacker
Gro
Snamax
uMassu
Pratt
Wood Street
Rosenbauum
Eping Yin
Aiken & Co
Huevus & Hackke
Heyy Teeheydens
Smithfield Street
Europe
Samw
Marvy & Co
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Vsa
M. Selbert & Co
Lacock and
Hope Streets
Railroad Bridge
Pitcairn's
Mwssu Gro
W. Snaman
Kidd
Fleming Bros
Pittsburg, PA
Thompson Brothers
Federal Street
Wahli Ws
MO. A. Renshaw &Co
Liberty and
Ninth Ste
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth
K .Pand
Findon Haddies
MO. A. Shaw &Co
Family Grocers
John P. Heech
Besche'daouesen
Pittbacg
Lowry Street
Daniel P. Berg
Carson St
J Schmidt
Dent
Peebie
Job Lambe Ro
Horne
Connemara
Directoire
Coe Lael
F. Nancy Latines
Nebraska
California
Elna
Gut’ Up
Benders. Sen
Anderson Ginghams
G. Inghams
C.ea
Seoteb
Horne & CO
Penn Avenue Stores
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