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Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1892

Page

9

Fight for a street says merchants oppose Exchange Railroad

Downtown Market street shopkeepers oppose a proposed exchange railroad arguing the 22 foot wide street cannot accommodate a track and car traffic with room for carriages. They plan to seek court injunctions while organizers like Pan Hacke and local merchants rally protests and record wagon movements to halt construction.

Market Street Hawke Hacke Commodore Koontz Manchester Fleishman'’s Fleishman Mr. Hacke

Market Street Holdouts Against Railroad Expansion

Merchants and property owners on Market street, including Schildecker & Co. and Major Patterson the florist, unite against the railroad. They vow not to acquiesce without a struggle as the project threatens business and property rights.

Market Street Exchange Railroad Pan Hacke Fifth Avenue Liberty Street Werner Fleishman, Rosenbaum and Schildecker & Co Market House Magee Flinn Baltimore and Ohio Rosenblum Allegheny Pennsylvania Schildecker & Co Major Patterson

A Letter From Africa About Wells and Heat in Massawa

John St. Watson, drilling wells for the Italian Government at Massawa, writes James Parker about extreme heat and dust making his work difficult. He criticizes late-season drilling, pay delays, and Italian officials while describing Massawa’s island location, the mainland mole, and the desert coast. He notes 6,000 Italian soldiers, poor living conditions, and natives’ labor, with Italians seen as ineffectual beyond marching and bugling.

John St. Watson Massawa Africa James Parker St. James Hotel Watson Ile Italy Abyssinia

McKeesport Mill Sets High Muck Iron Output Record

The Boston Iron and Steel Company's new McKeesport plant with a single furnace is producing 15 tons of muck iron daily, the best daily output yet achieved in the area, surpassing National Rolling Mills and nearby facilities.

McKeesport Boston Iron and Steel Company National Rolling Mills

Dr Perce Golden 3 Medical Discovery Promoted

A damaged ad style notice touts a remedy named Dr Perce Golden 3 Medical Discovery claiming to reveal blood purity and cure skin conditions. The fragment hints at a medical product with dubious claims and vague healing language.

iPerce Golden

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