Dr J S MacIntosh Arrives Ahead of Scotch Irish Congress
Dr J S MacIntosh a noted Philadelphia divine and leader in the Scotch Irish Society arrives in the city to help organize the congress. He says one fifth of Americans claim Scotch Irish origins and outlines the society's outreach in the South and West. The Congress opens tomorrow with Breckenridge delivering an oration on Scotch Irish statesmen and statesmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
J. S. MacIntosh
Philadelphia
State Society
National Organization
Monongahela House
Rosefeld
West
MacIntosh
W. C. P. Breckenridge
Porter Trial for Disorderly Conduct Stirs City Street Brawl
Attorney L E K Porter was tried before Magistrate Gripp for disorderly conduct after a Saturday morning clash on Diamond street near Central station with Detective Solowen Coulson. Conleen and Porter testified to exchanges and alleged assaults amid competing accounts. decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. EK
Porter
Gripp
Solowen Coulson
John S Robb
H. T. Watson
Coulson
Diamond Street
Central Station
Samuel French
Conleen
Edmundson
Amoskeag Engine Costs and Pittsburg Case Closes Chapter
The Amoskeag engine purchase in Pittsburg is examined as evidence. Controller Morrow details 1889 city debt, sinking funds, and constitutional limits. A. F. Safford testifies engines match bids, cites price differentials, and asserts other firms could not meet specifications. City attorney plans defense in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Hamilton
Pittsburg
Morrow
A. F. Safford
Hyde Park
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Moreland
Allegheny Semi-Centennial Celebration Plans Detailed
At the general committee meeting last night, Stockman announced volunteers from singing societies for a chorus and a drill. James W. Grove offered to donate fireworks for a display. Officials were elected to prepare a city history brief and to deliver mass meeting addresses. Committee invites include high officials and local groups for illumination and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Stockman
Litterbart
James W. Grove
Bon Motion
Col. Stone
Isaac
Dilworth
White
Thomas M. Marshall
William A. Stone
Westinghouse Electric Company
Allegheny Heating Company
United States
Pittsburg
Pittsboro
Allegheny County
Grand Army
Hill Predicts Smooth Reorganization of P. A. M. Road
George B. Hill asserts no trouble or opinion split among Pittsburg Allegheny and Manchester stockholders and expects merger with the two firms. He notes stock rise since the syndicate and says one share in the old company becomes eight in the new. The stockholders meet today at Commodore Kouitz's request to discuss the decree and future control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Hill
Pitlsbourg
Allecheny
Manchester Road
Messrs. Byers
Gwinner
Pittsburg
Allegeny
Manchester
Hill
Commodore Kouitz
Mr. Hill
A. & M. Road
Kidnapped Child Returns Home After Captor Pleads Innocence
A Polish man and woman brought a missing young girl to the Twenty-eighth ward stationhouse claiming the man had found her crying on the hill near the Tenth Street bridge. The man, Charles Anderson of Baltimore, says he intended to help the girl return home and did not intend harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-eighth Ward
Horonisk
Chamber's Row
South Sixth Street
Tenth Street
Charles Anderson
Haltimore
Pittsburg
Knelish
Bingham Street
Final Wind-Up of General Synod Meeting
The General Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church completed its annual session at Oak Alley Church. Rev Hair served as moderator, Rev Chestnut presented a paper on the liquor traffic, and treasurer reports noted a sustentation fund balance of 10,204.85 plus 1,547.20 received and 1,447.20 expended in the domestic missionary fund. The Sabbath Schools committee reported 2 schools, 101 officers, 307 teachers, 2751 scholars, 4237 congregational members, and 1,683.40 in missionary contributions. An invitation from Rev Dr Swell for the next session in Philadelphia was accepted, to meet on the third Wednesday in May 1891, with Rev Ramsey as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Synod of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Oak Alley P
BR. Hair
ER. Chestnut
Sustemation Fund
H. McCallum
Domestic Missionary Fund
General Synod
Swel
R P
Philadelphia
I Ramsey
Judge delays Pittsburg incline plane suit. witness bedridden
The master D F Patterson postponed the case of Pittsburg and Mr Oliver Inclined Plane Company versus Pittsburg Inclined Plane Company. A defense witness, Mr McRoberts, remains confined to bed after being struck by a car at Keeling and Son's coal yard several weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mr Oliver Inclined Plane Company
Pittsburg Inclined Plane Company
D. F. Patterson
McRoberts
Keeling & Son
Abandonment Sought for Fort Wayne Station
Fort Wayne road officials plan to close the Washington Avenue station as it lies too close to the city and conductors lack time to collect fares before the city station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne Road
Washington Avenue
City
Registry Books Ready for Assessors Next Monday
Registry books for the register assessors are ready and will be issued by the County Commissioners starting next Monday.
1200 Gallnger’s 1106 Penn Avr Outings at
Fragmentary OCR notes show a 1200 Gallnger entry tied to 1106 Penn Avenue with brief references to outings and 5 cm guns at WSU. No clear event, date, or organization fully readable from the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallnger
Penn
Wsu
Census Office Order on Refused Answers Sparks Debate
The May 26 order from the Census Office instructs enumerators to mark as refused any answers to questions on disability and on farms, houses and mortgages. Supervisors in Allegheny report the directive shifts responsibility and could force complete returns, with outcomes depending on whether the government acts on refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
Washington, D.C
Washington
Robert P. Porrter
Census
Oliver
Porter
United States
Pittsburg to get Lyceum Theater with grand design
Alvin Joslyn and Reid Bros architects inspected plans for a new Pittsburg theater to cost about 200000, with a 55 by 85 stage, two dressing rooms, three tiers, a ground floor ladies parlor costing 15000, multiple exits, 100 by 200 feet, and opening next April for a fall 1801 completion. J M Hyde named General Manager and Charles Gurdon Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Joslyn
Charles L. Davis
Pittsburg
Mr. Reid
Evansville
Reid Bros
Alvin
Anderson
America
Joslyn
Reid
Davis
Hoe
Lyceum Theater
Pitts
J. M. Hyde
Charles Gurdon
Robbery and assault at Fifth Avenue clothing store
Last evening eight youths fought outside H. Oppenheimer’s clothing store at Fifth Avenue and Tunnel Street. The proprietor and his wife were struck, a thief dashed inside and stole clothing at bottom prices. Charles Read was arrested as a suspect amid crowd threats, neighbors disputes the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Oppenheimer
Fifth Avenue
Tunnel Street
Wagner
Charles Read
Fulton Street
Twenty-One Raids Hit Lawrenceville Disorderly Houses
More than twenty people were rounded up in Lawrenceville after police raided numerous disorderly houses and liquor operations yesterday. Arrested defendants include Peter Butterhoff Liberty and Pearl streets Maggie Davis Almond alley Michael O Brien Mrs Pet Weir Miss Macgie Weir Joseph Bruner Ernest Bittner Lawrence Hoffman Fred Meter Lewis Hoehm Mrs E Sweeney Mrs E Patterson Michael Loftus Peter Graber John Steeh Patrick Griffle George Jherring Mary Reilly John Ermey John Golon and John eens. They face hearings before Magistrate Leslie today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Peter Butterhoff
Liberty
Pearl Streets
Maggie Davis
Almond Alley
Michael O'Brien
Pet. Weir
Macgie Weir
Joseph Bruner
Ernest Bittner
Lawrence Hoffman
Fred Meter
Lewis Hoehm
E. Sweeney
E. Patterson
Michael Loftus
Peter Graber
John Steeh
Patrick Griffle
George Jherring
Mary Reilly
John Ermey
John Golon
John Eens
Leslie
Engineering feat to place Ohio connecting bridge spans on shore
Engineers plan to assemble spans for the Ohio connecting bridge on shore then tow them into place by boats. The operation uses sunken coal boats and a Davis Island dam lowering to raise water, with pumps forcing the span onto piers. The river would be blocked for about 12 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Connecting
Davis Island Dam
Judge Grants Liquor License to Owen O'Neill of Braddock
Judge Ewing approved a retail liquor license for Owen O'Neill of Braddock to operate Jones. The grant became effective after a one month bonafide restaurant period and publication of his name on the approved list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Immigrant Crowd Arrives Predominantly Italian and Hungarian
More than 400 immigrants, mainly Italians and Hungarians, arrived at the Union last evening from New York. The 775 left later for points in the West while the balance remained in Pitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union Te Is
New York
West
Pitts
What People Are Doing in This Neighborhood
Philip Minton of the frustrated American plans a new weekly magazine and will write up local interests. George Foster from Duluth, formerly of Oil City, visited the city as one of the oil field’s youngest and most successful operators. Henry and J A Kimber of London, England, visit Mark Watson. Postmaster McKean returns from a trip to Washington and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip 8. Minton
Minton
George E. Foster
Duluth
Oil City
Foster
Henry D
J.A. Kimber
London
England
Mark W. Watson
Death of Bishop OConnor in Omaha
Telegram from Omaha reports the death of Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Connor of the Omaha diocese. Born 1833 in Queenstown Ireland he emigrated at 15 and studied in Philadelphia and Pittsburg. He served as missionary and rector before joining the Jesuits and becoming Apostolic Vicar and later bishop. He aided Nebraska Indians, founded churches and institutions, and contributed to Catholic papers and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Bishop O'Connor
Pittsburg
James O'Connor
Queenstown
County Cork
Ireland
America
St Horromegm Seminary
Philadelphia
Michael O'Connor
Pittsbu
St. Urban's College
St. Xavier's Academy
Eatmoreland County
St. Michael's Seminary
Glenwood
Order of the Jesuits
St. Domnicus Congranation
Holmesburg
Pope Pius
Nebraska
James O'Gorman
Cardinal Mctloskey
Holy See
Drowning of 13-Year-Old John Schreiber at Allegheny River
The 13 year old John Schreiber fell from a raft on the Allegheny River last evening and drowned. his body has not yet been found. Other brief items include a child losing a finger to a wringer, a runaway horse incident near Fifth Avenue, and a carriage collision near Guthrie's buggy with injuries minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elate
John Schreiber
Allegheny River
Penn Avenues
Drusco
Spring Alley
Miss Chambers
Fifth Avenue
Freeman Brought to Pittsburg After Conflicting Statements
Peddler Carl Freeman, hospitalized after a throat cut in Altoona, is held at Central Station amid contradictory claims about his whereabouts and knowledge of Miss Douglas’s murder in McKeesport. Freeman’s family reported details to Inspector McAleese as they sought to involve Carl, believed to be demented, in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garl Freeman
Altoona
Miss Douglas
Freeman
McAleese
Johnstown
Police
Arms
Carl
McKeesport
Kroes Withdraws in Third District GOP Race
The Republican contest for the Third district narrows after George R. Kroes withdraws, unable to secure expected influential backing. The field now includes M. B. Lemon and James Richards as the front runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Kroes
Messrs
M. B. Lemon
James ¥. Richards
Police arrest man in raid on Liberty Avenue disorderly house
Police raided Italian disorderly houses on Liberty avenue near Twelfth street last Saturday. The keeper of No 11A7 Liberty was not found. Yesterday Officer Richard Kelly arrested Alfonso Ageo and charged him with keeping the disorderly house at that address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Avenue
Twelfth Street
Liberty
Richard Kelly
Alfonso Ageo
Local Society notes and court actions in Allegheny
Routine Humane Society meeting closes with reported donations from Mrs Gill Wm Johnston Singer Nimick & Co H K Porter William Lincoln and George A Berry Join B H McKelvey Mrs Mary F Scaife A Wilkinsburg club plans stock company to borrow 4000 at 6 percent for gymnasium. Alderman Means hears cruelty case against Marshell John Lindsey. a 4 month old found in Allegheny vestibule. James Crowley and wife jailed on peace bail. larceny of two hammocks charged. saloon case postponed. raid on 105 Federal street chapter. council to discuss California avenue. many postoffice applicants noted. liquor license arrest. furnace alarm. flames touch Allegheny plant. two men jailed for fighting. East Liberty station remodeling. pickup of robbed watch reported on Twenty eighth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Humane Society
Davidson
Charles Gill
Wm. G. Johanston
Singer, Nimick & Co
H. K. Porter
William Lincoln
George A. Berry
H. McKelvey
Mary F. Scaife
Wilkinsburg Athletic Club
Alderman Means
Marsheil
John
Mary Lindsey
Marshell
Church Avenue
Allegheny
James Crowley
Mary
Negley
Michael Bradley
EowWarp
KigxLgy
Officer Boyd
Twenty-eighth Ward
Charles Hersh
Carson Street
James Fleming
East End
Twenty-first
Daniel Stewart
Federal Street
John Stavenson
James Hearn
Vincie Thompson
Alice Hays
Nellie Bradford
Allegheny Common Council
California Avenue
Samuel Painter
River Avenue
Alleneo
Wages Clash as Boilermakers Plan Open meeting
Colored hotel waiters and boiler makers in Allegheny County seek higher pay. An Amalgamated Wage Committee calls a special evening meeting at L. A. 9681 hall to press for wage advances, aiming for uniform rates and broad union and non union support. The Pittsburgh craft faces skilled labor shortages and compares wages with other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County
L. A
Fifth Avenue
Knights of Labor
Pittsburg
Mannufacturera
New Yor
James Munro
Fifty Timers Return to Work Amid Union Tensions
About sixty tin workers reported to jobs yesterday after a return from strike. Irwin’s shop employed fourteen, Rasner & Dinger eight, Lacock & Hawthorne four, Stegpert & Bros two, Keighley & Co seven, with most on Wilmerding and Dalzell builds. Union officials say only five of their members returned. master tins say offers were fair, but non-union workers face rejection as other trades refuse to work with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Irwin
Rasner & Dinger
Lacock & Hawthorne
Stegpert & Bros
Keighley & Co
Irwin
Wilmerding
Keithley
Dalzell
Swartz
Colored Waiters Plot Unified Demand Strategy
City hotel workers discussed a plan to present demands for more wares to proprietors. Representatives from nearly all hotels attended the late night meeting. A participant declined to reveal actions taken and cautioned timing. aims to rally all waiters before formal steps.
Wage Committee of Amalgamated Association Named
The Wage Committee of the Amalgamated Association to fix next year’s scale includes William Weibe, William Martin, James Remory, John Cunningham, Edward Coates, Austin Orgill, Patrick Wilson of Pittsburg, William Whitman of Indiana, Walter L Torney of Milwaukee, James H. Nutt of Youngstown, Try Hocking, George D. Evans of Bridgeport, Thomas Kimberly of New York, James Symonur of Allegheny. The group will meet at 10 o'clock Friday morning in the association rooms on Smithfield Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association
William Weibe
William Martin
James Remory
John Cunningham
Edward Coates
Austin Orgill
Patrick Wilson
Pittsburg
William Whitman
Indiana
Walter L Torney
Milwaukee
James H. Nutt
Youngstown
Hocking
Wheeling
George D. Evans
Bridgeort
Thomas Kimberly
New York
James Ymonur
Allegheny
The
Association
Smithfield Street
Warning to Carpenters Over Bradford Recruitment Circles
Carpenters and mechanics in Bradford issue a circular warning that speculators and cheap labor contractors are advertising in cities for Bradford workers offering high wages and steady work. All entries are urged to stay away as the circular is denounced as misleading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters and Mechanics of
Bradford
Nteraé
Circolara
Glass makers and workers settle bottle scale agreement
A conference yesterday afternoon at the office of Thomas Wightman & Co. between the first glass manufacturers and the workers committee resulted in a satisfactory settlement of the green bottle scale after an all afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wightman & Co
Fint Glass Manufacturers
Workers’ Committee
Amalgamated Association backs Linden Steel Works
The Executive Committee of the Amalgamated Association ruled in favor of Linden Steel Works, finding the firm held a contract related to operating the melting furnaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association
Linden Steel Works
New Mill Near Sharpsburg Nears Completion
Spang Chalfant and Company complete a 1 inch pipe mill at Sharpsburg. The plant is nearly finished and likely will not start before June 1. It features an improved design and a large capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spang, Chalfant & Co
Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg Council Grants Gas Line Right of Way
Borough officials met last night and passed an ordinance granting Duquesne Natural Gas Company the right of way along several streets to supply Moorhead's mill area. Moorhead Bros. & Co. is named in the fragmented text as a local business connected to the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Duquesne Natural Gas Company
Compan Sappy Moorhead Bros. & Co
Ey Swan
George Smith Elected Fifth Arbitrator in Strike
George Smith, a tester in the weld department, was yesterday chosen as the fifth arbitrator in the McKeesport Tube Works labor dispute. The selection follows ongoing negotiations between management and the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
McKeesport
Weld
Preparations Underway for Sane Day School Convention
The International Sunday School Convention plans in this city cite June as the event month with 1400 delegates. The Entertainment Committee reports cafe supplies nearly complete, with ministers to distribute blank forms for hosting delegates. Local churches to provide sleeping accommodations, meals coordinated with hotels, and extra butter donations sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Hall
Gill
Henry Carter
Percy F. Smith
Allen Kirkpatrick
Denholm & Bro
Samuel Gar
T. C. Jenkins
Curry & Metzgar
Memorial Day Preparations by Local Patriotic Societies
Southside observance planned by Colonel J. W. Patterson Post G A R and Hayes Camp with Commander James Sheppard leading a procession. D A Jones and L T McGrath among aides, with many society members assisting. Procession forms on Hingham Street at 5 30 A M and proceeds to cemeteries for services and grave decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Patterson Postibl
H. B.hayes
James Sheppard
D. A. Jones
L.T. McGrath
Louis Hettinger
Hubert Johnson
Birmingham Council
Lewis Smith
Avalon Castle
G. E
Oe Duff
Iron City Council
C. Thomas
Acme Council
Cap Counsi
Alyte
Capit Ee O. UT. M
Knigh
Hingham Street
Market House
Bingham Street
Carson
Twentieth
Eighteenth Street
Contested Council Seat Hearing In Tenth Ward
The Haslett vs Foster council contest began before Commissioner Caldwell with clerks Brennen and Imbrie presenting pollbooks and voter lists from the Tenth ward. Haslett testified that 73 voters appeared unregistered, while Imbrie suggested deferring ruling until a formal comparison is made. hearing adjourned to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. J. Haslett
James Foster
Bef
J. M. Caldwell
William J. Brennen
Haslett
A. M. Imbrie
Foster
Ames
Prothonotary
A. J. McQuailty
P. W. Siebert
K. J. Hassett
Imbrie
Well Known Musician Receives Elegant Everett Piano
Mrs. C. C. McCord nee Sadie Smythe wins an Everett Upright Grand through the club certificate No 303. She chose Everett for its singing tone and joined the piano club paying as low as $1 weekly with no rush. Purchasers may pay $1 weekly or cash or $25 cash with $10 monthly. piano priced about $75 under retail. The club showroom showcases numerous pianos. call or seek a circular from manager Alex Ross at 137 Federal St Allegheny Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
C. C. McCord
Sadie Smythe
Everett Piano Club
Alex. Ross
Wsu
Federal St
Allegheny
Hamilton's Music Store Exposition on Fifth Avenue
A bustling scene at Hamilton's stores at 91 and 93 Fifth avenue showcases pianos and organs with stylish design and rich tone. New organs start at 325 dollars and pianos at 175 dollars with easy payments and delivery next day for selected instruments. Hamilton emphasizes low prices, reliable instruments, and courteous service to attract music lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Fifth Avenue
Great Value Cheviot Suits At 975 For Two Days
A bold display offers cheviot cassimere tweed and simoni suits at 975 dollars for two days only. Customers may choose dark or light summer options at Pp. C. C. C. at Grant and Diamond streets opposite the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor. Grant and
Diamond Sts
Court House
Young Man Found Dead at St Charles Hotel
D. O. Cunningham's son F Wilson Cunningham, 25, was found dead in his room at the St Charles Hotel after two days of locked door. The immediate cause given as paralysis of the heart, with possible ingestion of an unknown substance. Friends suspect cigarettes. funeral arrangements planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Wilson Cunningham
D. O. Cunningham
St. Charles
Berry
the St. Charles
J. Guy McCandleas
Undertaking House
H. Sampson
Sixth Avenue
Undertaking Rooms
Borgnine in Black Sarah Sitka Best Goods for the Money
Bargain offer from Cammaty & Dick at Fifth Avenue selling 19 inch goods at 50c and 2% inch options at 150 and 1 each with remarks on remarkable quality and value. Customers invited to compare and see the merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cammaty & Dick
Fifth Avenue
B. & 7 Black Ground Silk Offer and May Decoration Day Excursion
Black ground with colored figures and Indian silk bargains advertised. An annual excursion to Ohio Pile on Decoration Day May 30 offers Kate at 160 dollars round trip. Special train from B. and O. RB depot at 8 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Pile
Kate
Special Sale of Ladies Millinery at Campbell & Dice
A thousand wraps and jackets draw shoppers to Fifth Avenue specials. Misses jackets cost 2.50 in new styles while trimmed hats and bonnets sell for 5 to 12 dollars. Also catalog of 22 inch India silks at 40 cents and men’s goods from Rosenbaum & Co. at Bargain prices. Bring photos to Electric Portrait Co for copying and art supplies at 10 and 12 Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boces & Burn
Campbell & Dice
Fifth Avenue
Jos. Honne & Co
Penn Avenue
India
Electric Portrait Company
Sixth St
Wsu
Ex-Mayor Weaver Improves After Illness Rumor
A sick man was sent from the St James Hotel to Mercy Hospital last evening amid rumors that ex Mayor Henry A. Weaver was dangerously ill. A hotel visit reported Weaver improving and able to come downstairs to supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St James
Mercy Hospital
Henry A. Weaver
War on Sidewalk Showcases Arrests
At 8 60 last evening by order of Inspector McAleese Officer Wagner arrested W Wolkowsky of 21 Wylie avenue Simon Abels and Z Harach of 27 Wylie avenue for obstructing the sidewalk by their showcases. They had been warned. They gave cash bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAleese
Wagner
W. Wolkowsky
Wylie Avenue
Simon Abels
Z. Harach
Retail Store Ad for John 8 Roberts at 414 Wood St
Call at the John 8 Roberts retail store before the heat and stock loss. advertise the largest retail rooms in the city with unmatched quantity and quality. Prices are as low as any in town and the stock is said to be strong and well priced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Roberts
John
Roberts
Wood St
Russians Seek American Oil Methods in Pittsburg Visit
Learning American Methods, Michael Strackowski and Vladimir Orloff of St. Petersburg, visited Pittsburg yesterday seeking to learn about American oil production. They note large oil reserves exist but folds remain undeveloped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Strackowski
Vladimir Orloff
St. Petersburg
Pittsburg
Sew Trimmings For New Jackets At Horne Co.
Black and colored gold and silver cord girdles two yards long offered at 7c and 1 each. Jos Horne Co Penn Avenue stores advertise trimmings for tying new jackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Jos. Homanz & Co
Penn Avenus
Men May Drink as Well as Horses Troughs Planned
The Department of Public Works will start installing stone watering troughs donated to the city by an eastern donor. Colet Bigelow proposes adding drinking fountains for men at each trough. The note also mentions planning a visit to New York and arranging a room at the Sturtevant House near Twenty-ninth Street with convenient, centralized rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Works
Colet Bigelow
New York
Sturtevant House
Corboy 21
Twenty-ninth
Campbell & Dick’s Suit Shop Ad On Fifth Avenue
An advertisement inviting customers to Campbell & Dick’s on Fifth Avenue for a wide range of suits for boys girls and young men and maidens promising assortment and ready service at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell & Dicx
Fifth Avenue
Patent spring heel shoes advertised at G. D. Simon’s
Children and misses patent tip spring heel button shoes priced at 100 125 and 150 per pair offered by G. D. Simon at 78 Ohio street Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Simon’s
Ohio St
Allegheny
Trimmings To-Dayrolles Store Item Prices
Trimmings for tying new jackets offered at 2 yards long priced 50c 5c and 1 each from Jos Homanz Co Penn Avenue Stores.
Widow and Daughter Identify River Victim Buried in Potter’s Field
A laborer found drowned in the Ohio River at McKee’s Rocks was later identified by his wife and daughter at the morgue. The man, Joseph Hines of Allegheny, had no prior records, and his body lay in the potter’s field after burial. The visit to the morgue prompted tears and confirmation of the tragic fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
McKee's Rocks
Fim
Hombie Rarest
Central Mice Station
Hines
Allegheny
Worldhouse
Joseph Hines
Ladies Summer Underwear Special Sale Opens
Pittsburg shop launches a summer sale on undergarments including camisoles muslin skirts chemises gowns and corset covers with a large stock and prices lower than earlier seasons. styles emphasized include various muslin skirts chemises and Hubbard gowns, with trims and embroidery noted.
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Macintosh
Atlantic
Gulf
Middle States
Sam
Blaine
South
California
Citizens’ Committee
Congress
Finance Committee
Pitcairn
Campbell
Cleveland and Pittsburg
Duquesne
Behlosser
General Bureau of Information
City Hall
H. J. Gourley
H.P. Ford
H. J. Holliday
B. F. Jones
Alex. King
Wm. McCreery
Robert Pitcairn
C. E. Felton
D. D
David McAllister
George W. Cha
Tennessee
Floyd
E. C. McDowell
Thomas T. Wright
Nashville
J. H. Bryson
Huntsville
Ala
Wright
Columbia
A. C. Floyd
Scotch-Irish Society of America
Mr. Safford
Meetain Allegheny
DR Not
R. P. Church
United States Census Bureau
Alvin Joslyn Cose
McKean
Hame
Phila
O’connor
Eokes
Mcheeepu
George R. Krraw
Kendy Honding
Oriental Glass Company
South Thirteenth Street
Ann Street
Callery
Smits
John Keifer
No. Tor Carr Avenue
East Liberty
Oak
William H. Pickett
Twenty-eighth Street
Amalgamated Wage Committee
the Wage Committee
G. A. EB
Coontestanta Haslett
Miles
Jos. Fleming & Son’s
Market St
Blue Lake
W. H. Dorn
Boces & Box
Rosenbaum & Co
DR. C. McLane
Prica
St. Louis
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Silver Department
Bterling
E. P. Roberts
Fifth Ave
Rk T. & CO
Havana
A. Renshaw &Co
Rocers
Cor. Liberty
J.A.R. &Co
John A. Renshaw &Co
Grover, Cor
Weaver
Learning American Methods
Pittseeng
Penn Ave
Musiin
Mother Hubbard
Hubbard
Miaia
Torchon
Sie
Toc
Valeanne Lane
Wallace
Hameburg
Horne
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