Plans Completed for Central Traction Power House on Wylie Avenue
The Central Traction Railway advances a power house on Wylie avenue corner with Tunnel street to power 500 horse power engines. The pressed brick structure spans 60 feet on the Wylie front and extends back 160 feet with two wings, housing winding machinery and boiler rooms. Estimated cost around $60,000 and rapid completion planned ahead of service needs.
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Central Traction Railway
Wylie Avenue
Central Traction Rail Way
Tunnel Street
Pittsburg
Bullberg
Tne
Sixth Avenue
Wood Street
Fourth Avenue
Grant Street
Exposition Buildings
Late News In Brief Across Shifting Local Items
A collage of short notices from courts and crime to railways and posts. A wife murderer case is noted with a June court appearance. Wrecks on Erie near Binghamton and aLanglade stage robbery near Gatagamie are mentioned. Post offices open near Oklahoma City and Norman. Sea fishing license receipts top six thousand dollars. Also referenced are church diocesan splits and railroad earnings.
Secret Society Charter Filed and Lodge Planned in District
A charter has been applied for by Wm. D. Gro as organizer Grand Vice Protector G. W. Miller and 85 signatures secured. A Knights and Ladies of Honor lodge will speak English and a new legion is planned with officers to visit soon in this city on the upcoming third Tuesday meeting date.
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Otras Uere
Cies
Thas
Northeide
Knights and Ladies of Honor
G. W. Miller
Goodman
Te Mazri
Christiana
Berustos
Je Jobaain
J Lange
Meetings to hear objects of the association explained
The following meetings will be held today to hear the objects of the association explained and start new branches in Seng mecca ward Teese and SobaThursday evening. Decoration Branch held a meeting at Be hall corner of Butler Main streets Addresses will be delivered by Rev James Keeney Payee State Advisor of the association. The remains of Brother Andrew D of Branch No 1 who died at St Francis tal this city last Tuesday were sent to his time at Titusville on Wednesday. The body was accompanied to the train by representatives of Branches No 8 and the C MB A of Lawrenceville.
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Mecca
Teese
Soba
Branch Noce
Be Hall
Butler Main Streets
James Keeney
Payee
Andrew D
Branch No. L
St. Francis Tal
Titusville
C. MB. A
Lawrenceville
Grand View Castle Elects Officers at May Assembly
Knights of the Mystic Chain LC Ki of Grand View Castle meet at Duquesne Incline Hall on May 81 to elect officers. Officers include K Commander Robert son S E Vice-Commander A KE J 5 K First Lieutenant James C Wilson 8 F W Gordon Treasurer W C Stevens Chief of Staff William Hohn Assistant Chief of Staff Ed Foster Inside Guard L H Frasier Jordan Chaplain F E Reid. Meeting moves to Friday evening after.
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Grand View Castle
Knights of the Mystic Chain
du— Heights
I. A. A. Robertson
S. E
A. KE
James C. Wilson
F. W. Gordon
W. C. Stevens
A. R
Ez A. Peterson
William Ho 50N
Ed Foster
L. H. Frasier
Es Jordan
F. E. Reid
Duquesne Incline Hall
Unclear OCR note hints at labor support for workers
Fragmentary text mentions Secee t Wilkins and Laberey Counsins preparing for apuration to July. It suggests aiding workers and advancing the cause but details are unreadable.
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Lenius Onesaitese
Viet Seceet Wilkins
Laberey
Eas
Jalyi
Toeir
Forney Sues Wife Haddie for Divorce Over Cruelty
R. T. Forney filed for divorce from Haddie B. Forney alleging cruelty and threats to his life including an attempted razor attack. The couple resides in a disputed marriage in what the filing describes as dangerous domestic discord.
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R. T. Forney
Haddie B. Forney
Re Spres
Petition Seeks View of Township Boundary Split
A petition signed in the Quarter Sessions Court by residents of Mifflin Jefferson and nearby townships asks for a view to determine the dividing line between Mifflin and Baldwin townships. Judges appointed D Risher J H die Rol W M Irwin to supervise the line survey and report to court.
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Quarter Sessions Court
Mifflin
Jefferson
Miffin Ee Baldwin
UN Valley
D. Risher
J. H. Die Rol
W.M. Irwin
Nana Vine
Monday's Trial Lists for Common Pleas and Criminal Court
In Common Pleas No. 1 docket are cases including Jeffries v Walker Brewing Co and Millvale borough v Paxon et ux, Gillespie v Wilbert, McLaughlin v People’s Natural Gas, Evans v Toerge et al, and others with banks Lee v Booth Flinn, Irwin v Albright, Blakel v Beilstein, Nechauser v Beck, Coin et al v Eurich, plus Verner v Scott et al in Common Pleas No. 2 and Krepiey v Thompson and Schwartz v Allegheny City among others. Criminal Court lists Commonwealth v Maboeke, Phillip Frans, Arthur Gallo, Maurice Wallace, Thomas Connors, Peter Schon, Vir M. Ashe, John Hutchinson, and Conelius Velin.
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Common Pleas
Jeffries
Walker Brewing Company
Paxon Etux
Millvale
Gillespie
Wilbert
McLaughlin
People’s Natural Gas Company
Evans
Toerge
McCandless
Sheriff
Metropolitan National Bank
M.& M. National Bank
Lee
Booth & Flinn
Irwin
Albright
Uke
Verner
Scott
Dame Sues Moyle for Five Thousand Damages
Luceeria Kemp has filed a suit against William Moyle seeking five thousand dollars in damages over alleged debts and unpaid services. The case cites a widow, Mrs Janz Erouuason, and requests a court order concerning support contributions and a decree related to a Central Mutual Beneficial Society of Babcokeepers petition.
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Luceeria Kemp
William Moyle
Nis
Janz Erouuason
Pemmiiarias
Willian
Thomas
Central Mutual Beneficial Society of Babcokeepers
Shas
Real Estate Boom and Diamond Street Talk Sparks City Growth
Still in the front reports strong real estate deals and a Diamond Street improvement push. McKelvy farm near Edgewood reportedly sold to an EastEnders syndicate at about 3000 an acre, while filings show 56 building permits valued at 142 080. Booth and Flinn bought Red's Hill land for 100 000 to develop brick clay and subdivision plans.
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Fourth Avenue
McKelvy
Edgewood
EastEnders
Swissvale
Red's Hill
Booth & Flinn
Black & Baird
Railway Bonds Sale Notified in Sparse OCR Clip
A fragmented notice references sale of railway bonds and mentions Was Paint and Waseca New York. The text is unclear but indicates financial securities and a location tied to New York and Waseca. The readable bits point to bond sale details and a likely railroad connection.
Clearing House Figures Show Stable Banking Conditions
Local bankers reported no major changes in the banking scene, with routine lines up and discounting slack yet overall strong. The weekly New York bank statement showed reserve gains and declines in loans and deposits, while national tallies noted substantial clearings and diverse currency figures.
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Chaplin
New York
Flat stock market stalls on Saturday sale
The market was extremely dull with no sales made as brokers held back amid a wide gap between buyers and sellers. Bank stocks and other favored investments showed some demand, but overall activity was the dullest in weeks with little indication of a near market shift.
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Smway
Barbour
Exchange
S& Bids
Oil Market Opens Strong Then Slips Amid Scarcity Hints
The oil market started firm but eased through the day and closed down. Early loans at low rates supported prices while trading remained moderate. Reports from wells at Reibold and Wise farm near Washington and Mount Morris noted mixed results, with some dry shows and others showing sand. Prices showed volatility with bears pressing quotes before a tentative rally.
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Bears
I. Market
B. McGrew & Co
Utler
Reibold
Washington
McKeown No
McKeown
Hurd-McClay
Taylorstown
Mount Morris
Market Summary From The Opening Session
Stocks opened mixed with Cy beat and New Yourx showing early activity. Prices fluctuated as 843,0 lowes and Best lowes moved modestly, closing steady after a tight session with Consolidated Ex at S403 low and 3ig0 near the close.
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Oe Consolidated Exoa
Sosnes
Bie
Cee Aioe
Real estate sales dominate Pittsburgh ledger of DAy
The Record lists multiple property transactions including the Douglas, Keally & Co. planing mill site sold for 20000 cash to new buyers who will restart operations with Hock remaining on the premises for a stone yard. Several dwellings, lots, and mortgaged properties change hands across Allegheny City, Second Ward and Wilkinsburg with prices ranging into thousands of dollars. A syndicate led by L. T. Yoder acquires ten acres along the AM' s Roup and on and menos reese eae SI.
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Kelly & Rogers
Station Street
East End
Douglas, Keally &Co
East Liberty
Hock
Graebing & Lyon
Fourth Avenue
A. L. Clark
Corry
Kulbuck
First Ward
Allegheny
New Brighton
Wer County
L. C. Frasier
Forty-fifth
Butler Treets
Margaret Wilkinson
Comrad Street
Liberty Avenue
Twentieth Ward
Waillyoun
Baxter Otayithfield
Bank of Commerce
Brushton Station
Bennett Street
H. Brown
Black & Fourth Avenue
A. B. Slosoa
Allegeny and
Pennsylvania Avenues
Allegheny City
Samuel W. Black & Co
C. Manning
Vickrey Street
J. R. Cooper & Co
George
Martin
Maplewood Park
Wilkinsburg
Singer Street
Fahnestock Avenue
D. A. Vansdale
Andrew D. Morris
Alles
Arenes
Weary-Seventh Ward
Picts
Iam Hi Herron & Sons
L. T. Yoder
Am’ S
Homes for the Homeless Building Permits Issued in City
Permits were issued for five buildings costing 9140.60 including several business houses and one church. The list covers numerous two story frame and brick structures across wards from Walnut Street to Wabash Avenue with varied footprints and styles.
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Wim. Smith
Walnut Street
Ivy
Twentieth Ward
Geo. Ladley
Euclid Street
Stanton Avenue
Jackson Street
Nineteenth Ward
Wm. McElligott
Bimnarckway
Testh
Samuel Ansil
Washington Avenue
Thirty-first
Jos, McKinney
Broad Street
Hiland and
Sheridam Avenues
P. Dapper
Harcums Allay
Eighteenth Street
Twenty-sixth Ward
T. W. Pollock
Euclid
Kirkwood Street
Nineth Ward
T. W._ Pollock
Wabash Avenues
Thir
Charles D. Bell
Rowan Avenue
Lincoln
Twentyfist
J. P. Sterrett
Penn Avenue
Station
Thomas Gajewska
Kosinszka
Wadotin P. Shaffer
Amber Street
Baum's Grove
Petar Welburn
Baum’s Grove
Auber Taeck
Ist
MocMaloy
Colvin
Poplar Alley
Kim Street
Seventh Ward
Thomas Maxwell
Forty-second
Bear Butler Street
Seventeenth Ward
Peter Schwam
Margaretta
Nexiey
Clarview Avenues
Jobn Miller
Mifflin Street
Thirty-seventh
Thirtyth Streets
Sixteenth Ward
Annie McWilliams
Second Avenue
Charles Lanz
2008Th Street
Twenty
John Newell
Jane Street
Thirty Second
Twenty-fourth
William Henning
Sidney Street
Twenty-third
Carson Street
Twen
Ian
Homewood Avenue
Oakland Avenue
Fourteenth Ward
William H. Phillip
Spring Alley
Twenty-ninth Street
Twelfth Ward
Joseph Rubiiaer
Wayne Street
Thirteenth Ward
Morris Walsh
Mint Alley
Ninth Street
Twenty-ninth Ward
BR. Knowson
Locust Street
Sixth Ward
Harthan
Hay
E. Bradley
Webster Avenue
Logan
John Coyne
Wyandotte Street
Martin Brokeska
Sencreereese
Y Wrang
Sa Green
Liberty Avenue
John Kaiser
River Avenue
Butler Street
Twenty First Ward
John Flood
Thirty-third
Thirteenth Wh
Augustine Church
Thirty Seventh Street
Ixsi
M. Eisle
Wrights Antey
R. Lamont
Lincoln Avenue
Spencer Street
Thirsy-sixth Street
Fifteenth Ward
Wm. McConnell
Howe Street
Denniston Avenue
Twenty-first Ward
Margarett Gilbert
Meadow Street
Larrimer Avenue
Wm. Miney
Doencan Street
Fifty-second
Eighteenth Ward
Adam Goelkel
Edmond Street
John Stamer
Jos. Carr
Wabash Avenue
Thirty-sixth
Wm. Elsie
Wright's Alley
Twenty-ffth Ward
Stock Market Strength Surges As Leaders Lead Rally
Active trading this morning pushes prices higher on the New York Stock Exchange with Burlington, Rock Island, Atchison, and Northwestern among top gainers. Lead Trust and Cotton Oil rally, while railroad bonds stay active with $1,161,000 in sales. Weekly bond totals reach $10.6 million amid a broad but uneven advance.
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Burlington
K Island
Atchison
Northwestern
St. Paul Jed
Rock Island
Orth
Denver Firsts
Denver
Rio Grand
Estern
Atchison, Colorado and Pacific
New York Stock Exchange
Whuitney & Staphe
Market Report From Wheat to Lard on the Produce Exchange
Wheat showed a quiet session with weaker sentiment and no major decline. Prices opened 4 to 6 cents higher, drifted lower, then fluctuated, ending about 4 to 6 cents below yesterday. Rain in Texas aided some firmer tone, while U S imports and large arrivals kept a downward pressure. Lard and short ribs traded with moderate activity and price declines. Receipts included wheat 16,000 bushels and corn 480,000 bushels. shipments covered flour 10,000 barrels and other grains.
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Texas
Ae Guee Wan
Tiss
Wakar
Junie Amun
Jane Soames
Timothy Hles
Receie -Ponr
Norte
Live Stock Markets and Specie Movements May 25 1860
East Liberty markets show little activity with cattle shipments to New York mixed. Receipts total 4 head in cattle and 1 706 head in Haas stock. hogs and sheep also moved to New York. New York exports of specie for the week reach 4 816 725 with gold 4 005 129 and silver 723 006. Europe receives 4 078 220 in gold and 715 537 in silver, South America 19 000 gold and 8 000 silver. Imports of specie noted but incomplete.
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Orrice Pirtsstre
East Limerty
Carrie
New York
Sonemeteenes
Ana Aekaee
Europe
South America
Contempt Question Halts Suit Against Chicago Receiver
A Chicago contempt case involving Moses and Newman and Charles Catlin, receiver of Clapp and Davis, was abruptly stopped after Catlin's attorneys sought an order to dismiss the suit. Judge Jamieson had been due to hear the matter next week as creditors from New York pressed the case. The attorneys moved to drop the action against Catlin, while leaving the contempt confrontation with the judgment creditors unresolved.
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Chicaco
Jamieson
Moses and
Newman
United States
Charles Catlin
Clapp & Davis
New York
Catlin
Moses
Circuit Court
Oves
Boat Party Assault Case Hearsay at City Court
Charles Boucher faced assault and battery charges in a case before Alderman Cassidy. Frank Kissinger alleges Boucher, aboard a Southside boat with companions, drank beer and struck Kissinger over the head with a beer keg after an objection. Boucher remained jailed for a hearing scheduled tomorrow.
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Charles Boucher
Cassidy
Frank Kissinger
Boucher
Governor Beaver misstates state revenues, lawmakers say
The Pennsylvanian report notes Appropriations Committee members disputing Governor Beaver's claim that two years of state funds would not cover late session appropriations. They argue revenues are ample and point to errors in tax and debt figures, urging veto on charity bills only for merit.
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Beaver
Appropriations Committee
Reyburn
Senate Appropriations Committee
McCamea
Ver
Young Man's Suicide After Attachment to Burlesque Actress
The body of 25 year old George A. Westerkill was found in his Damon's Hotel room around noon. He wore a fall dress unit and had morphine bottles beside the bed. A Lydia Thompson photograph and a thank you letter lay nearby, indicating his fixation on the burlesque actress and financial distress. Westerkill hailed from a town near Ashland Wisconsin where his parents reside.
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George A. Westerkill
Damon’s
Westerkill
Lydia Thompson
Cage
Olympic Theater
East
Ashland
Wis
Cincinnati Baseball Faces Sunday Ban as Morality Drive Intensifies
Cincinnati Police Commissioners order lieutenants to arrest Sunday violators and halt Sunday baseball. Saloonkeepers express alarm as the Cincinnati Baseball Club has two games planned. President Stern pledges to bond the team if needed, but says if Sunday games are banned he will abandon baseball.
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Crsckxati
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Stern
Bond Org
Lourisvilles
Oukis
Insurance suit seeks restraint and receiver for US Life
Attorney General Hunt files in Circuit Court to restrain United States Life and Accident Insurance Company from operating and to appoint a receiver. Crandall named medical examiner and bookkeeper, accused of misappropriating funds after gaining control and disappearing. Reported that similar suits may follow in Chicago.
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Curiaco
Hunt
United States Life and Accident Insurance Company
F. G. Crandall
Chipg
Chicago
Loftus credits Copeland Healers for Recovery from Illness
John Loftus of 25 High Street, once driven from work by severe health problems including coughing, chest pain, and fatigue, describes a long illness. He credits Drs Copeland & He with diagnosis and treatment, noting his gradual improvement and return to work.
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John Loftus
High Street
Following His Sister Family History In the Case
In this brief notice the article hints at a family history effect in a case, with focus on the brother following his sister and reducing fear. It notes personal connections and a protective stance.
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