Governor Beaver Offers Candid Yet Guarded Political Views
Governor Beaver arrived in the city to attend the Scotch-Irish Convention at the Monongahela House. He spoke on the gubernatorial outlook, praised Major Montooth, noted Adjutant General and Delamater as active, and avoided firm predictions. He discussed the original package issue cautiously and commented on Henry Hall and the Ohio Pennsylvania liquor shipping law. He also referenced closing two orphan schools and planned a memorial meeting in Altoona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Monongahela House
Keystone
Johnstown
Monongahela River
Joboat
Major Montooth
Delamater
Montooth
Allegheny County
Supreme Court
Silverman
Leechburg
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Henry Hall
Hall
White Hall
Mount Jor
Altoons
Chicago man touts new ice making scheme
J C Perry of Chicago travels through Union depot en route to New York with a novel ice process. He claims his tin can flacifying agents can render any water entirely ice in about an hour when added, potentially upending large ice companies. Perry touts ten years of study and draws interest from J Culver C Lafflin and other New York figures who may form a company to commercialize the invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Perry
Union Depot
New York
Merry
Chicago
Mond
Perry
Fale
Mr. Perry
Bern
J. ©. Culver
C. Lafflin
Brother of ex Governor Jewell Talks Pittsburg Business
Phineas Jewell of Hartford Conn visits the Duquesne in Pittsburgh on business. He declines to discuss politics and praises the city as a center of industry while confirming his tie to Marshall Jewell, former Connecticut governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phineas Jewell
Hartford
Conn
Duquesne
Mr. Jewell
Marshall Jewell
Connecticut
Pittsburg
Going Around the World for Sport
Mr and Mrs W Douglas Ward of London England are at the Hotel Schlosser. Ward calls himself a round the world for sport man and jokes If I wasnt Cock ney I should Ike to be a Pittsburger noting his travels and wit during a stay in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Douglas Ward
London
England
Schlosser
Ward
Engtishman
Marine Band Benefit for West Penn Hospital
The Marine National Band led by Mr Sowssa will perform with 46 players and five vocalists at Mechanical Hall. A full programme is promised as railroads offer a $1 round trip fare from all ten lines centering in Pittsburgh within 60 miles, with all transit receipts donated to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sowssa
Marine National Band
West Penn Hospital
Boussa
Pittaburg
Dates for Conventions and Delegate Nominations
County Chairman Porter announces times and places for Republican conventions across county legislative senatorial congressional and state levels for next Tuesday. Temporary chairmen will be named tomorrow night with notices of contest to follow in Pittsburg Common Council chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
W. D. Porter
Hijon
A. M
Salisbury Hall
Twelfth Street
Southside
Allegheny
Forts
Pittsburg
Allegheny Central
Republican Club
Common Council
South Twelfth Street
Semple’s Hall
Federal Street
Pittburg
Semple's
Common Council Chamber
Friends mobilize for Major Montooth nomination
Friends of Major Montooth begin earnest campaign in Harrisburg to secure his nomination. Last night signatures circulated among prominent manufacturers and business leaders here. The round trip fare with sleeper is expected to stay under eleven dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Montooth
Harrisburg
Mgners
Prohibition County Holds June 24 Convention Date
The Prohibition County Executive Committee met yesterday and set June 24 at 10 a m for nominating county officers and electing State delegates. The convention will be held in Moorhead Hall on Second Avenue and Grant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition County Executive Committee
Moorhead Hall
Commer Second Avenue
Grant Street
Lost One of His Legs After West End Car Assault Suit
Alderman Burns reserved his decision in a case brought by J H Tevens against William Fitzgerald, driver of a West End car, alleging assault on January 1. Tevens said he was thrown from the car, fell on the track, and his leg was amputated. Fitzgerald and other witnesses denied contact. several testified about removing Tevens from under the car, but none saw the driver touch him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Burns
J. H. Tevens
William Fitzgerald
West End
Tevens
Tovans
Two Sharpers Target Mrs Schmidt In Southside Scam
Two men called at Mrs. John Schmidt's house on Sixth Street and claimed a bundle bought by her husband at a street sale should be paid for at 1065. They produced a receipt dated May 18, but the parcel held only an old quilt and dress goods. Police, lacking sufficient descriptions, have not located the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
John Schmidt
Bingham
Sixth Street
Schmidt
Secretary Gibson Reassigned and MacJunkin Appointed
The Executive Committee of the Synodical Sustentation Fund met in this city. Present were Dr. MacIntosh, Dr. Ebenzer Erskine, Dr. W. H. Cook, W. Vaz Dr, W. P. Kadonge, and J. T. Gibson. They approved many church appropriations, accepted Gibson's resignation, and elected Dr. MacJunkin of Sewickley to the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synodical Sustentation Fund
MacIntosh
D. D
Philadelphia
Ebenezer Erskine
Newville
W. H. Cook
Wheeling
W. Vaz
W. P. Kadonge
Germantown
J. T. Gibson
Cley
Gibson
Freedmen's Board
MacJunkin
Sewickley
Eclectic Medical Association Meets in Pittsburg
The Eclectic Medical Association of Pennsylvania opens its annual two day session in the chapel of Pittsburg Female College on Eighth Street. Opening at 10 a.m., hours are undecided and Scotch Irish Congress meetings will shape the programme. Delegates anticipate large attendance as the school of medicine grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eclectic Medical Association of Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Female College
Eighth Street
Scotch-Irish Congress
Not Exactly On The Bills At Harry Williams Academy
A humorous scene unfolds at Harry Williams Academy as Annie Wilmouth sings to a white haired former city official in the front row. She beams and winks while he blushes and waves, then excuses himself amid cheers and chuckles after several encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Williams’ Academy
Annie Wilmouth
Cababee
Auchter
Severa in for Their New Terms
Superintendents of Schools George Luckes of Tittsburg and John Morrow of Allegheny sworn in for their ensuing terms. The oath of office was administered by Judge Slagie in a formal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Luckes
Tittsburg
John Morrow
Allegheny
Ter
Slagie
People In Town: Prohibitionist Fulton Visits Johnstown
M Fulton, famed prohibition advocate, arrived in town yesterday to attend the congress. B H Day, a New York traveler, passed through en route to Wheeling, noting solid business in the Middle States. Henry Coleman and J L Tehuray, London merchants, seek an American accent. John Pringle, sporting editor of The DisraTes, and family depart for New York then sail to Europe. Archibald McLean of Bradford stays at the Beventh area McLean era amid long-time political ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fulton
Johnstown
Fulton
B. H. Day
New York
Wheeling
Middle States
Henry Coleman
J. L. Tehuray
London
England
Water Works Aims to Ease Southside Shortages With Bigger Main
Monongahela Water Company plans a sweeping Southside upgrade including a 20 inch main from the hill pumping station to the Allentown reservoir and expanded tankage. A 5 fold capacity rise will relieve possible famines, with further lines to Mt. Washington and Duquesne Heights. Total cost exceeds 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Hill
Monongahela Water Company
Southside
Twenty-second Street
Allentown
Mt. Washington
Duquesne Heighs
West
Tenty-Second Street
Southsde
Golden Eagles Lodge Reports Strength, Elects New Officers
The Supreme Lodge of the Knights of the Golden Eagle reports about 52,000 members and solid finances with $11,253 09 received and $10,127 26 expended. New officers chosen include Irwin W. Kelly as Supreme Chief and J. M. Gardner as Supreme High Priest. Acknowledgments were given to Benton Patterson and others, with the next conclave set for Springfield, Ohio after an excursion along the Monongahela River to Edgar Thomson Steel Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Lodge
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Irwin W. Kelly
Trenton
N. J
J. M. Gardner
Hamilton
E. Koch
Darrien
Conn
Supreme First Guardsman
A. Hudson
Ota Canada
Supreme Second Guardsman
A. M. Haywood
Atlanta
Pittsburg
Springfield
Supreme Castle
Monongahela River
Edgar Thomson Steel
Spokane Falls Woman Seeks Sale of Historic Letters
A Spokane Falls widow seeks to sell two letters from General Washington and two from his secretary to fund a home for her family. She offers the relics for 1000 to 6000, claiming the letters carry seals and could appeal to banks or society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane Falls
State OF Washington
Chamber of Commerce
George Washington
Stephens
Angus McDonald
Gashler
Prvsse
Minnie Nitsuirt
Sforane Fabre
His Coat Was Gone Emil Douday Objects to Barber Shop Ex change
Emil Douday appealed to police yesterday to recover a coat lost at the Central Hotel barber shop. He and his brother wore bran pen suits and hung coats on a rack. Douday could not find his coat and the only unclaimed garment seemed likely to be his. Inspector McAlgese took charge of the old garments and will investigate, but recovery is doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Douday
Central Hotel
Douday
Emil Donday
McAlgese
Will Jook
Peters Elected President of National Butchers Association
Telegrams from Cincinnati announce William Peters of Allegheny elected president and J F Beilstein elected trustee. Next convention scheduled for Pittsburg on the fourth Tuesday in May 1891. A banquet at Elm Street Club honored Pittsburg delegates with Peters as master of ceremonies. Allegheny butchers claim the election stirred lively debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Allegheny
William Peters
National Butchers’ Association
J. F. Beilstein
Pittsburg
Elm Street
Moerlein Brewing Compan
Peters
Allegheny Butchers
Boy Brutally Beaten by Scotch-Irish Band Member
Humane Agent O'Brien has filed an information against Peter Cunningham a member of the Panhandle Railroad Scots Irish section band at Dinsmore. He stands accused of cruelty to his 10 year old boy the child bore welts across neck and body. Cunningham faces a hearing today before Justice Tenan at Burgettstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Cunningham
O’brien
O'Brien
Panhandle
Dinsmore
Cunningham
Justice Tenan
Burgettstown
Four-Year-Old Fannie Carr Reported Missing
A child named Fannie Carr, age four, vanished from her home on Clark Street yesterday morning. Police and family alerted, but she has not been located as of last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Carr
Clark Strest
Ames
Tenny
Bishop Phelan to Ireland with Latrobe clergy in tow
The Diocese announces Bishop Phelan will sail from New York aboard the Alaska early Tuesday with Rev. Father O'Reilly and other clergy. He plans to remain in Europe for a month, appointing Very Rev. Edward A Hash as administrator and Stephen Wall as Vicar General during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father O'Reilly
Latrobe
Bishop Phelan
Ireland
Pittsburg
New York
Alaska
Father Nolan
McKeesport
N. Murphy
Hugh Mackin
Allegheny
St. Peter’s
Bisho
Father Wall
St Paul's Cathedral
Philip Kearney
M. M. Sheedy
Nolan
St. Peter's
Anid
Father Kearney
Father Sheedy
Parks
iBishop Phelan
Holy Sea
Stephen Wall
W. D
V. G
Diocess
Edward A. Hash
Ricmand Phelan
Ex-Alderman Heinrich Charged With Larceny by Bailee
Ex-Alderman Herman Heinrich of Alien town faced a hearing before Alderman Belnhavuer on larceny by bailee alleged by George Litz. Litz claimed Heinrich failed to remit $125 for work and later noted Goetler paid the money and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Heinrich
Alientown
Belnhavuer
George Litz
Litz
Heinrich
George Goetler
Goectier
King
Priest and Editor Clash in Libel Hearing
In Hazleton Pennsylvania Rev Kassalko sues Amerikanske Slavenske News on libel grounds accusing the paper of labeling him godless immoral bloodsucker renegade and traitor. Editor Slovinsky counters asserting Kassalko as 1889 Eastavia editor called false prophet of Pittsburg Lucifer the Lord of Devils. Kassalko posted 1000 bail for a Saturday hearing by Magistrate McKenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kassalko
Hazleton
Amerikanske Slavenske Noving
Alderman McMasters
Slovinsky
Mr. Kassalko
Rev. Kassalko
Astavia
Plymouth
Pittsburg
Lucifer
Lord
Devils
McKenna
Fatal slate fall on James Kelly at Scott Dale mines
James Kelly, a miner at the Scott dale coal mines, was fatally injured when slate fell from a regulation daily cable car yesterday morning. He was transported to Mercy Hospital but died before arrival. His body was taken to Flannery's undertaking rooms. John Herman narrowly escaped serious injury after being struck by a horse drawn carriage on Fifth Avenue. he sustained a bad ankle sprain, facial scratches, and torn clothes, and received aid at Okley's drugstore before going home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kelly
Scottdale
Mercy Hospital
Flannery
John Herman
Mochrie Street
Fifth Avenue
Okley
Miners May Strike District 5 Convenes Today
A United Mine Workers convention in District No. 5 will meet today to hear reports on a wage scale dispute with operators. The convention is expected to push for a swift settlement, while a Rainey mine strike in Scottdale looms if Rainey refuses to sign the new agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottdale
W.d. Rainey
Rainey
Orrick
District 4
W. J. Hainey
Connellsville
W. J. Rainey
Mr. Rainey
Flint Glass Scale Delayed Until After July Convention
The first bottle scale remains unsettled and final action is postponed until after the American Flint Glass Workers Union convention in Baltimore in July. Manufacturers seek reductions while workers demand increases. committees have not been instructed to a final position and will reconvene with full guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Baltimore
Oiter
Filat Workers’ Convention
Delegates Arrive for Jane Convention Wage Talks
Amalgamated representatives Wm. Whitman of Muncie and Harry Hocking of Wheeling arrive in the city and stay at the Home Hotel. They join Wage Committee sessions to draft a scale for next Tuesday's convention, with a probable 50 cent per ton increase for boiling from the current $55. Whitman has attended 11 of 15 annual conventions and hints at the request while noting West industry prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Whitman
Muncie
Ind
Harry Hocking
Wheeling
Amalgamated Association
Whitman
Association
Windsor Hotel Barn and Livestock Burned by Fire
The Windsor Hotel barn and stables on Southern Avenue near the city lines were totally destroyed by a blaze yesterday evening. Several horses and cows belonging to the hotel, run by John Ostermaier, perished. The loss is estimated around 5000 dollars. There was no nearby water supply and the hotel building itself remained undamaged. The cattle losses were of high value and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Hotel
Southern Avenue
John Ostermaier
Not a Pinkerton man McKeesport official inquiry
McKeesport police asked Pinkerton’s Chicago office if Charles Cook connected with the agency after arresting Mrs Emma Beck for complicity in the Douglass murder. Pinkerton said no known man by that name. Cook claimed to be a Pinkerton man and faces possible arrest. A habeas corpus hearing for Mrs Beck is set for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
W. A. Pinkerton
Pinkerton
Chicago
Charles Cook
Emma Beck
Douglass
Cook
Still Hanging Fire The Fight Between Moaicians and Knights
The Musical Union proposed reinstating all suspended Knights of Labor members with withdrawal cards to end the dispute. The matter was referred to committees which accepted the proposal and requested a list of suspended members. The list has not yet been furnished despite multiple requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Kremmon
Musical Union
Knights of Labor
Betrayed Friend Leads to Jail for Stolen Goods
Otto Wilson, also known as John W. Hunter, is jailed in default of ball ona and charged with larceny after a series of alleged schemes at Mamie Reddick’s residence on Townsend Street. Police say Wilson and Laura Marshall handled a sale of furnishings, with Reddick’s daughter taking responsibility, while warrants were issued by Alderman Bell and multiple arrests followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wilson
Ball
John W. Hunter
Wilson
Mamie Reddick
Townsend Street
Laura Marshall
Ay Reddick
Mamie
Wilson Abad
Marshall
Alderman Bell
White
Bell
Lewis
Bagley
Wiloe
Gripp
Franklin Street
Pleasant Trip by Scotians Visit Morgantown Society
A party of two married ladies with Mr J A Thompson from Pittsburg stayed at the Wallace House in Morgantown, part of the Scotians summer pleasure excursion. They enjoyed Monongahela down the Ohio and plan pamphlet notes of the trip. Members remaining in town included Dr A Easton, Mrs A M Watson, Mrs W F Casey, Mrs Henry Werner, Mrs Anna E McCord, Mrs Horner Wright, Mrs W J Heinz, Mrs Hugh Kennedy, Mrs J B R Darragh, and J A Thompson with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Thompson
Pittsburg
Wallace House
Morgantown
W. Va
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pary
A. Easton
A. M. Watson
W. F. Casey
Allegheny
Henry Werner
Claremont
Anna E. McCord
Sewickley
Horner Wright
W. J. Heinz
Hugh Kennedy
J. BR. Darragh
Luncheon on the Water at Natatorium Bath
The Turkish bath department of the Natatorium will open next Monday. Nav Goodwyn guided a reporter through the new department with a luxurious loung room. An earlier big swimming bath experiment tested floating tables carrying coffee and biscuits as they rode the water. The Grand Lodge of the Order of Solon, in session in the city, adjourned for two years after installing the recently elected gers and hearing speeches by Rev. Mr. Coovert and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of the Order of Solon
Gers
Fortune Waiting for Heirs in Minnesota Letter
Charles McCabe of Sherburn Minnesota writes to the Clerk of the United States Court seeking information about the heirs of Peter Mayer who arrived in Pittsburg forty years ago from Ollingen Germany McCabe claims a fortune awaits the heirs and asks for confirmation and steps to claim it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCabe
Sherburn
Mins
United States Court
Peter Mayer
Pittsburg
Ollingen
Germany
McCabe
Sensational suit ends as couple settle after twenty years
In Youngstown on May 29 William T. Davis of the Commercial House sued Ann Ruskins who lived with him for 25 years as his wife though never married. She deeded property to their two sons and agreed to pay Davis 30 a month for life while the sons pay 10 monthly. They left for Cleveland stating they would marry that night. Williams, a merchant, had been a widower for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
William T. Davis
Commercial House
Ann Ruskins
Davis
W. T. Williams
Cleveland
Williams
Pinkerton Men Recalled Over Coal Strike Tensions
Punxsutawney Pennsylvania May 29 Pinkerton guards recalled after Reynoldsville coal miners strike triggers fears of outside interference. Most Walston and Adrian workers have returned to jobs while Dubois and Elenora miners debate striking. At Drusis the Dillon banquet noted Australia may be asked for aid if the fight continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punxson Town Ney
Pinkerton
Walston
Adrian
Reynoldsville
Dubois
Elenora
Drsuis
Dillon
National League
Australia
Brain and Brawn in Western Pennsylvania College Challenge
Western University hosts a full day event pitting Geneva Westminster Washington and Jefferson against Western University. The program features intercollegiate base ball and track competitions then an oratorical contest at Carnegie Hall with judges Rev. W J Robinson D D and other scholars. Contenders include Hummel Hayes Hanah Johnston Bovard Johnston and Gleam of plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Greece
Geneva
Westminster
Washington and Jefferson
Western University
Western University of Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania
Recreation Park
Exposition Park
Geneva College
Westminster College
Washington and Jefferson College
Carnegie Hall
W. J. Robinson
J. A. Grier
George T. Parves
Harry White
Metheney
F. R. Renew
Ee Bely
Leonard Wales
Allgeheny
Moffat
H. B. Hummel
Grove City
A. W. Hayes
Waynesburg
Walter Hanahpee
Jefferson College
W. A. Johnston
Estern University
G. W. Bovard
One Thousand Dollars Forfeit If I Fail to Prove Floraplexion
An advertising item promises a $1000 for proving Floraplexion as a cure for liver complaint dyspepsia nervous debility biliousness consumption. It urges asking a druggist, offers free sample bottles, and credits FRANKLOY Hart, New York with the claim. The notice also lists promotions for Castle Shannon Grove events, Autrecht’s Gallery in Pittsburg, wallpaper at John S. Roberts, and a sale of Bannockburn tweed suits with location details and noon closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankloy Hart
New York
Tinners Ready to Arbitrate Strike Dispute
A conference is planned with the Tinners to meet the master tinners after a night meeting. A committee with full power may be appointed to meet the master tinners tomorrow to settle the strike. H J Dines of local Union No 12 denied George Muhler received 15 dollars from the union and said he would have had 20 dollars if the committee had found him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thase
H. J. Dines
George Muhler
Muhler
St Clair electric road adds new cars and motors
Beginning today the St Clair electric road will place several new cars on the Southern avenue section from the power house out. New cars will soon join the South Thirteenth street end of the line. The company has purchased two motors, to be received from New York in a few days and installed immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Electric Road
Southern Avenue
South Thirteenth Street
New York
Night meeting of Stationary Engineers at Fourth Avenue
The National Association of Stationary Engineers will be entertained at its rooms No. 102 Fourth avenue tomorrow evening by Mr. James Hunter of the Allegheny County Light Company. The program features a seven selections alternating system of incandescent and arc lighting and direct current for motor room operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Fourth Avenue
Mfr
James Hunter
Allegheny County Light Comey
Motor Roe A
Local Items Highlight Accidents and Legal Matters
Mrs. Dougherty injured her ankle at City Hall after a Fifth caronas tr action car incident and was carried home on Colwell Street. James O Neill claims Robert Stewart took $13 from a partner under false pretenses and faced Alderman Reilly. Gilbert Wise, Allegheny cigar dealer, faced charges but the case dismissed while felony accusations remain. Fire alarm at 12 near George Terry’s residence on the corner of Tustin and Gist Street. Supreme Court to hear Larimer Avenue Street Railway versus Duquesne Traction in Harrisburg. J W Evssa, language professor at Indians State Normal and governor’s staffer, staying at Seventh Avenue. Body of Maxwell Morgan of McKee...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougherty
City Hall
Caronas
Mount
Colwell Street
James O'Neill
Reilly
Robert Stewart
Stewart
Gilbert Wise
Henrietta Burgwin
Wiese
George Terry
Tustin and
Gist Street
Supreme Court
Harrisburg
Larimer Avenue Street Railway Company
Duquesne Traction Company
J. W. Evssa
Indians State Normal School
Governor Bearer
Seventh Avenue
Maxwell Morgan
McKeesin
Aolian Instrument Attracts Pittsburg Visitors
Crowds gather at Mellor & Hoene, 77 Fifth Ave, to view the Aolian wonder praised by music experts. Endorsements from Anton Seidl boost its prestige as Pittsburgh households pursue this new instrument for home music and tone variation. The display closes at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellor & Hoene
Fifth Ave
Anton Seidl
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Ee & Hoene
Pleasant Valley Board to Reconsider Electric Road Issue
At the June 10 meeting directors will hear a renewed presentation on the Pleasant Valley electric road problem. Mr. Evans reports five directors were seen. four say the discharge of the men was ill advised and improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Evans
Humane Society backs Ferguson resolution against cruelty charge
The Humane Society meets and adopts resolutions declaring the alleged cruelty by E M Ferguson to his horse as erroneous and that the initiating agent be withdrawn. They express regret over the publicity and send a copy of the resolutions to Mr Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Humane Society
Society
E. M. Ferguson
Mr. Ferguson
Police Official Attends Garfield Memorial Exercises
Assistant Superintendent of Police Roger O Mara departed for Cleveland last night to observe the Garfield Memorial events. He plans to remain in the city for the duration of the observances and will monitor activities related to the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger O'Mara
Cleveland
Garfield
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Gov. Beaver
Emily Frieze Water
Mearashall Jewell
Dr. MacJankin
Eclectic Medical Association
Severa
Archibald McLean
Bradford
Beventh
McLean
Cea
Peeltean Coe
Spokane
Follawsbee
President Peters
Butchers
Foll Binns
Phelan
J. M. Rainey
Amalgamated
McKeesport Oficinia
Difpatch
Mr. Dillon
Key & Sons
Moore
David J. Woods
H. H. Shanks
G. E. Tredwos
Wm. W. Campbell
Hebert Linton
Oriees Dennlall
James Witherspoon
Will d. McHiee
Me . A. Dodds
C. A. Gillette
G. A. Sowash
Millen
K. Goehring
W. W. Campbell
Jerene K. Weir
John D
W. M
LS. Orr
McKinney
EB. Helper
F. M. Agnew
J. Id
John McGrew
John PF. Irwin
J. J. Clark
F.H. McClymonds
A. G. Pratt
Diaterey
Heterreit
Denniston
J. Ke Weir
F. H. McCreepee
I. T. W. Kennedy
John B. Clark
W Mpbell
Pion Run
Atver “Gobiet
E. Pe
Roberta Son
H. L. Hood
Louis McGrew
Thomas L. Fogue
John Mcthew
Simonis
Best & Co
Houston
Wallace Lace
J. Y. McKinney
Joseph F
Jomper
W. Elk
Charles Ae
Castle Shannon Groves
Oxford
G. D. Simon’s
Ohio St
Autrecht
Market St
John S. Roberts
Wood St
Bannockburn Tweed
Cor. Grant and
Diamond Sta
Court House
Cor
B. A& RB
Bogos & Bust
Will
Ranin
Liverymen's Association
Southers
DR. C. McLane
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Silver Department
Pittsnvra
FarpAy
Horne & CO
Penn Ave
India
Sie
Sarah
Soc
Lupin
Aliso
Horne
Penn Avenue
Crook
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