Memorial Day Services and Monuments Noted at Allegheny
The article details Memorial Day observances across Allegheny Cemetery and East End, with ceremonies led by G A R posts and local veterans groups. It highlights the United States Government monument for unidentified remains from the 1882 arsenal explosion, the participation of civic and military figures, and the East End parade route and cemetery services.
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Allegheny Cemetery
United States
Arsenal
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Cariel
G. A. Fama Tanswii
Br Soho
Les
Eral Hage
Sci Sull
Sewickler
Alex
Abe
Bala Allegheny
Esata
Vis
T. Nevin
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Jr. C. U. A. M. Council of Will
Veteran Corperal and G A R tribute recalled at Uniondale
A Civil War veteran who enlisted at 16 and rose to Brigadier General is honored at Uniondale Cemetery with remarks by J M Dalzell. The event includes lunch for veterans and civic groups, with ceremonies at multiple cemeteries and efforts to mark and memorialize fallen comrades.
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Penvania Volunteer Infantry
Ser
Cole
Seabrook
Jones and
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J. M
Dalzell
Uniondale Cemetery
Flowers from school children brighten Southside graves
Nearly four thousand pots of flowers were donated by students for cemetery decoration. The Salisbury Hall reception drew about 1000 attendees with contributors including Guskys supplying over 600 plants and offering wagon transport. Prof. Gelden of the Twenty ninth ward school and W. T. Powell presented flowers to the committee.
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Salisbury Hall
Hete, Guskys
Prof. Gelden
Twentyninth Ward
Gamme Army Committee
W. T. Powell
Decoration Day Observed in Braddock Memorial Parade
Decoration Day and Memorial Day observances will be held in Braddock with a parade to the monument in Braddock Cemetery. The event, under the auspices of M A.M. El Post, honors those who served, followed by evening services and addresses by General.
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Dalzeil
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Hilldale
Ana Batlevos
Boldiers
F. Bi. Collier
Cena
Troyeo
Aeel
G. A. KR. Band
Dandss
E. H. Dermitt
Indies
Clark Circle
Ginner
War Association
Allegheny
Braddock
Braddock Cemetery
M A.M. el Post
Ron Aur
Meeting of Steve Layers
A meeting was held last night to discuss stone layer work. Attendees reported general satisfaction with the progress and results achieved during the session chaired by Mr. Grundy Seatee.
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Steve
Refusal of Wage Conference Shocks Amalgamated Ironers
The Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers faces a wage scale dispute as manufacturers refuse a conference for the first time since 1874. President Welhe notes no joint talks this year, with each mill to present its own scale later revised by the convention. A wage committee is named and firms like Oliver Brothers, Carnegie, and Jones & Laughlin have previously signed scales.
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Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Manufacturers’ Association
A. F. Keating
Joseph D. Weeks
Welhe
Amalgamated Association
Weeks
Wold
Weeke
Martin
Joseph DL. Weeks
Association of Manufacturers of Steel and
Ualle
James Greagy
Shen Ff
Vicw
Likeman
jeRbeny
James Otrutt
Youngstown
Lovie
Ceagie U
J. Hecker
G. J. Becker
St Kersu
Kavsnes
Comite
Oliver Brothers & Phillips
Carnegie
Junction Iron and Steel Company
Jones & Laughling
Carnegie Puppe
Peopeea Ss
President Campbell Faces Charges and Demands Investigation
The Window Glass Workers' Association leader President Campbell resists scrutiny as reports claim a Trades Council member exposed meeting minutes. Indignant unionists threaten legal action if the Trades Council refuses to authorize a United States court inquiry.
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Gisls
Campbell
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Trades Council
Bedbecker
W: W Glass Union
Window Glass
Evan
Sou
Veerke Wi Window Glass Association
United States
Spain
Sele Ram
Dispatch
Leese Fagen Lawrong
William Welhe
Rumors of Trouble Denied by Carpenters and Joiners Leader
A letter from P. J. McGuire of the American Federation of Labor and a national officer of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners denies a recently published statement about the union. The correspondence arrives yesterday in response to the city report.
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Bor
Carpenters
Mog
American Federation of Labor
Knights of Labor
Pittsburg
Carpenters’ Union
Cuarapd Keof L
P. J. McGuire
The
Brotherhood
Carpenters and Joiners
Miners Protest Company Stores and Demand Cash Wages
Twenty seven delegates from miners lodges met at Knights of Labor Hall to condemn company stores and press for cash payments. They adopted resolutions urging uniform cash wages, denouncing store credit systems, and establishing a standard price of 73 cents per ton with a checkweighman to verify weights.
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Knights of Labor Hall
Thid
Labor Notes at Allegheny Bessemer Steel Works
Tur Allegheny Bessemer Steel Works sow double turn and no further trouble is expected from the strikers. The strike at the Solar Iron Works is cut on. Some of the strikers have secured employment at other mills.
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Allegheny Bessemer Steel Works
Solar Iron Works
Monument Unveiled for Major Gustav Schletter in Homewood Cemetery
The large ceremony honored Major Gustav Schletter with an unveiling of his monument at Homewood Cemetery. About 20 attendees, including the Frohsian Singing Society and veterans groups, heard speeches praising his patriotism, leadership, and lifelong devotion to country.
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Monteord
Gustav Schletter
Homewood
Frohsian Singing Society
Union Veteran Legion
Post 3
Seventy-fourth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Mra. Schleiter
Schleiter
Collier
Carl
Frobston Society
M. A. Shenton
Cusay Ey Webbler
Mary
Lis
L. Enemy
Frobsian
Brewers Move Through Routine Weekly Meeting
The Allegheny County Brewers Association met on Fourth Avenue in their usual weekly session. Discussion centered on Judge White's Old City Hall speech and remarks from the association president Mitraub about the License Court and aims to align with the national organization. delegates plan travel arrangements for a forthcoming convention in Pails via the Riingtene Valley line.
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Allegheny County Brewers’ Association
Fourth Avenue
Judge White
Old City Hall
Association
Mitraub
Wee
Riingtene
Annie Gallagher Found
Annie Gallagher, the young East End resident, has been located after a reported missing person case. Local authorities confirmed her safe return.
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Annie Gallagher
The
Young East End
Lawrenceville Citizens Plan Drinking Fountains Meeting
A Lawrenceville meeting of residents seeking public drinking fountains will be held tomorrow evening. Funds have been subscribed for erecting a large fountain at the gate and another at a fenced location. several dollars remain pledged.
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Lawrenceville
Five Young Men Set to Missions in Egypt and India
Five United Presbyterian Seminary graduates from Allegheny were chosen to serve as missionaries to Egypt and India. They plan to sail in September, with each bringing a bride, and will spend years learning local languages at Alexandria and Ayoot before teaching in the mission fields. Their salaries begin at one hundred dollars a year, supported by donor pledges.
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United Presbyterian Seminary
Allegheny
Egypt
India
Taz Distaice
Pittsburg
EF. E. Fife
T. F. Cummings
T. FE. Holliday
FE. M. Griffin
W. M. Nichola
Fife
Aevena Me
Camis
United
P F Church
Ailbeny
Nichlaee
United Hyterian Char
Messrs. Griffen and
Nichols
Alexandria
Asyoot
Nile River
Presley Memorial Institute
Roy
J. D. Presley
U. P. Spareh
United Presbyterians
Grand Vocal Concert by Father McDermott’s Students
The children of Father McDermott's colored school and the young men from his night class will present a grand vocal event at Turner Hall Forbes Street Monday evening. The entertainment features local talent and is aided by Father McDermott who promotes the mission school. Attendance has grown steadily through the winter.
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Father McDermott
Turner Hall
Forbestreet
Eebeoeet
Sench Tor Tae
Puaeuthiunt
Anti-Prohibition Meeting Draws Crowds at Wilbert's Hall
A crowded anti-prohibition meeting in Mount Washington heard speeches denouncing the movement as an attack on liberty. Mr FP opened in German, while Mr William Walls of the Southside delivered a forceful but unclear address.
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Wilbert’s Hall
Who Will Pay For It Center Avenue Pond Fight
Property owners express concern over funding for reconstructing the Center Avenue pond sewer drop as nearly all water is pumped out and work begins today. Debates focus on which party will bear the cost of the sewerage project and its impact on local rates.
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Center Avenue Pond
Center Avenue
Vita
Popular pianos Steinway Conover Opera offered by Kleber Bros
Fresh stock arrives at H. Kleber & Bros. 506 Wood Street Pittsburg selling Steinway Conover and Opera pianos at small advance over cost. Burnett organs Vocalion church organs promoted. Trade-ins accepted, and buyers urged to visit for honest dealing and large selection.
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Steinway
Pittsburg
H. Kleber & Bros
Wood Street
Burnett
Vocalion
Kleber Bros
Pisco
Conviction and Acquittal Follow an Honest Trial of Our Methods
Advertisement claims honest trials of shopping methods and invites customers to compare prices for furniture carpets and house goods. It emphasizes low cash prices and stresses relief from retentive impositions while referencing W Britesley and federal aspects.
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Hederal
Notable City Notes and Accidents Reported
A series of city items includes Macy Matters of Mad and Little Moment B. FP. Wane of Toledo arrives at Hotel Daqueme, while ExCox rrssmax Wanssn of Ohio stays at Seventh Avenue Hotel. Multiple injuries and arrests occur: James Dwyne has a broken back at Porter & Co. Locomotive Works. Mary Lash and John Reglak are injured in incidents. W T Sherbine fatally injured on the Pennsylvania line. another worker sustaining internal injuries at Porter Alony quarry. The old Taylor ME Church near Brownsville plans its centennial. the city notes water rent increases of about 14000. Public notices about licenses and a Birmingham Turner Hall benefit appear amid various local happenings.
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Macy
Wane
Toledo
Daqueme
ExCox
Ohio
Seventh Avenue Hotel
James DwYne
Porter & Co
Curzy Justice Fuller
Chicago
Mras Sadie Furrvoci
Fifth Arenua
Greensburg
Ral
Shou
Taylor ME
Brownsville
Seventh Avenue
Mercy Hooystate Hox
W. & Axprews
Repblican State Committee
Philadelphia
Grubhs
Allegheny
Brown
Thomas Nicholson
Smithfield Street
Robert Gray
Thomas McGuire
Haworth & Dewhurst
Knonneran
Denis Benesn Sentiae
Jonx Neeland
Byers’ Mill
Mercy Hospital
John Regmak
eGnese
Center Avenue
Crawford Street
Pew & Emerson Oil Company
Jerry City
Moorhead
Grant Street
Iay
Evensoo
Aulen
Aldeeman Carlisle
Law and Order Society
Birmingham Turner Hall
Cincinnati
Mormon
United Pres General Assembly
Sprine
Randall Club
Ors
Little Tycoon Opera Company
Lee Sixvg
George Hoene
Trarton
Uta Eg Pte Oe Eease
West Penn Hospital
Allegheny General Hospital
Forbes Street School Open Day Beams With Student Pride
A grand open day at Forbes Street School drew hundreds as teachers, pupils, and visitors praised displays of phostaging, gymnastics, and art. About 530 blooming plants donated by scholars decked the facility, the largest in the city with 3 rooms and 1,200 students. Prof L H Eaton led a team of educators amid elocution, discipline, and progress since earlier education basics.
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Forbes Street
Iron City Brand Flour Gains Public Favor
Whitmyre and Co. report growing success in introducing and advertising Iron City Brand flour. The brand’s sales show strong support for its quality and performance as trials demonstrate its superior baking results and durability.
Walnut and Oak Bedroom Suits at M. Setseet & Co.
Discover beautiful late designs in walnut and oak bedroom suits at M. Setseet & Co. Cor Lacock and Hopests near the railroad bridge in Allegheny. Bargains offer stylish antique looks for those seeking satisfaction.
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M. Setseet & Co
Cor
Lacock and Hopests
Allegheny
Railroad Bridge
Unclaimed Freight and Gun Auction at Pittsburg and Western
An auction near Allegheny on the P W B lines features unclaimed freight including guns revolvers pistols and cartridges with prices from $3 to $275. Sales announced by Hexsey & Co. Auctioneers and J H Johnson & Co. 706 Smithfield Street. Great bargains noted in all kinds of firearms.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
M.ee Jane
Hexsey & Co
Plendid
J. H. Johnsrox
Smithfield Street
Tissa
J. Hohnston
Great Western Gun Works
Smithfield St
Trina
Rumor Tie Rev Hickey to St Peter Cathedral See
Catholic circles report Rev Father Hickey pastor of St Thomas Braddock offered and to become pastor of St Peter's Pro Cathedral upon Bishop Phelan's move. He would leave Braddock with the Allegheny parish to be served by his successor and the Braddock community would miss his leadership amid church and school project progress.
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Father Hickey
St. Thomas’ Church
Braddock
St. Peter’s Pro- Cathedral
Ince
Virginia Ios Tan
Allegheny
Ishop Phelan
Beoeeepel
Ins
Southside Woman Shoots Herself In Apparent Suicide Attempt
Mrs. Theresa Weiman of 1713 Mary Street Southside attempted to kill herself by shooting in the head yesterday around noon. Her husband Welman heard a shot as he prepared to leave for work and found her unconscious with a left temple wound and a pistol in her hand. She remains in critical condition and not expected to survive.
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Theresa Weiman
Mary Street
Southside
Holy Ghost College Students Win Game at Aliquippa Grove
Yesterday Holy Ghost College students and professors travelled from the Smoky City for recreation at Aliquippa Grove. The classics beat the commercial men in a ball game, followed by skiff riding and prize sweats, with prizes awarded to notable participants.
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Holy Ghost College
Aliquippa Grove
Noni Emate
Dress Goods Bargain in Silk Warp Cashmeres
A shopper notice markets dress goods at $1 weights and colorings, with landings in New York priced at 40 to land in New York. The ad promotes summer colors and reiterates identical prices across stock as the best bargain in silk warp cashmeres.
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