Delegates Pursue Trade Ties at Washington Conference
The article notes Mr Carnegie and Ex-Seater Henderson among delegates discussing aims ahead of formal sessions in Washington. They report a desire among foreign delegates to expand trade with the United States and hint at a free trade approach without political union. Judge Estee joins the reception from Union City at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
John B. Henderson
St Louis
Washington
United States
Zollverein
Morris M. Estee
Union City
Clement Studebaker
South Bend
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Studebaker
Judge Estee
Messrs. Velarde
Bolivia
Hurtado
Colombia
Guzman
Nicaragua
Zegarra
Peru
Senor Calderon
Senor Romero
Limited
Senor Caamano
Ecuador
Guyaquil
Jose Alfonso
Chile
North
South America
England
France
Germany
Jud Alfonso
Senor Velarde
International Congress
Senor Hurtado
Europe
Senor Zelaya
Honduras
Central America
Visitors At Pittsburg Banquet Draw 56 Delegates
A grand gathering at the Monongahela House hosted 56 continental visitors, including labor leaders and officials, with Inspector McAleese and Captain Dan Sylvus overseeing security. Notables and industrial leaders from Pittsburgh’s steel and gas sectors attended, receiving a bronze and gold souvenir medal and a bound commemorative volume after a short speech by Congressman Dalzell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ohio
Parliament of Man
Federation of the World
C. W. Batchellor
Committee On Entertainment
Nata Gas and
Pittsburg Exposition
Gas City
Chamber of Commerce
Navy
Batchellor
George A. Thurston
Morocco
Captain Batchelor
Mr. Heeren
Congressman Dalzell
Dalzell Speech At Monongahela House Dinner
Pan Am delegates and Pittsburg committeemen dined at the Monongahela House for a social supper. Congressman John Dalzell spoke briefly praising Franco-American unity and mutual prosperity, urging cooperative action for peaceful continental trade and shared benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Monongahela House
John Dalzell
Pittssburg
Americas
Buffice
Seeman
How They Traveled on the Pennsylvania Limited Tour
The six car Pennsylvania Railroad limited expresses across 29 lines covers 5,406 miles in six weeks. It features the Esperanza library car with electric lighting and eight candle power sections, dining car Windsor, and sleeping cars India and Japan with baths and observatories. Delegates visit West Point Boston Manchester Albany and many others before Philadelphia and Altoona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States
Washington
Pollman
Windsor
Hilman
India
Japan
Moses Batesama
Esperanza
International Congress
William W. Lord, Jr
Pennsylvania Company
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
New York Central
Hudson River
Congress
Washington City
West Point
Boston
Massachusetts
Manchester
N. H
Portland
Albany
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
C 4
Toledo
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Shonte Kane City
St. Louis
Springfield
Indianapolis
Louisville
Mammoth Cave
Lexington
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Jeannette
Grapeville
Steen
Latrobe
Altoona
Philadelphia
International American Congress
Descented eae Murezsesosis Martinez Sil Calderon Delegates
A fragmented list of regional and international delegates and secretaries from multiple countries including Costa Rica Honduras El Salvador Venezuela and the United States. The text mentions names such as Manuel Aragon Joaquin Bernards Calvo Jose Maria Placido Caa s Jacinto Castellanos Samuel Valdivieso and John Hanson among others in a chaotic roster of diplomats and attaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nun
Enerates
Matias Romero
J. N
Peano Limantour
Avarro
Agniio
Sica
Ter Horatio Guzman
Flayorge
Oe F. C. C
Alberto Nin
Howth Dauber
Venezuela
Nicanor Bolet Perasa
F. A. Silva
Ae B
Monegas
United States
Jnc
B. Henderson
Cornelius M. Hiss
Charles R. Flint
Clement Studebaker
Andrew Carnegie
Henry G. Davis
Morris M. Estee
John ¥. Hanson
Ernesto Bosch Atwell
Adolfo G. Calvo
Bolivia
Juan F. Velarde
Secrecaer Melchor
J. BR. Gill
Antonio Echeverria
Guatem Domingo Estrada
Ae A. Arroyo
Hayti
Dece
Delegates From Steubenville Meet Pan American Visitors
Delegates from Steubenville met the Pan American Congress train as it arrived at 3 45 P M with two Pullman cars carrying the Pittsburg reception committee and newspaper men. Notable figures include Mayor William McCallin and Andrew Carnegie. The party toured toward Pittsburg with no speeches, engaging in brief conversation about trade and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Ricketson
W. E. Schmerts
William McCallin
Pittsburg
Richard T. Pearson
Emer
Andrew Carnegie
John F. Beaver
H. K. Porter
Pittsburg Shoe Motive Works
J. W. Patton
Pittspurg Distein
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Steubenville
Panhandle Road
Pittsburms
Ricketson
Schmertz
W. E. Curtis
State Department
Carnegie
United States
Delegation Arrives At Depot And Attends Reception
At the western depot gates 27 carriages await to convey the visiting party to the Monongahela House. Delegates pass through police arranged gaps to reach cars then retire to rooms while others linger in the lobby. Captain Silvis and officers keep the crowd in check as business leaders are admitted. President Schmertz reports Blaine cannot attend due to Washington duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela House
Curtis
Daniel Silvis
Schmertz
Chamber of Commerce
Blaine
Washington
Charmed With the Ladies Opinions of Delegates About American Women
In a Pittsburg interview Jose Alfonso praised American women noting a strong social presence and charm. Dr Carlos Silvera Martins, a bachelor, admired both U S and Chilean ladies but found U S women particularly captivating. Attendees described Monongahela House decorations as elegant and noted diverse ladies’ costumes from street wear to formal receptions in various historical styles.
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Jose Alfonso
America
Pittsburg
United States
Chili
Carlos Silvera Martins
Monongahela
Mexico Secretary on Relations with United States
Senor Romero of Mexico, secretary of state, at the Pan American Congress, dodges questions about his impressions of the U S. He travels from Maine to California and says relations between Mexico and the United States are tranquil with no obvious tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Romero
Mexico
Pan-American Congress
Dispatch
Monongahela
Pillar of Light Illuminates Court House Tower
The Court House tower was illuminated in a display praised by Senor Romero and the visiting delegation as the finest electric lighting seen since arriving in the country. The colors formed a shield with the word America across the top, admired by all. County Commissioners commend C. R. Shepler, chief engineer, and his assistants for the work and the tower will be lit again tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Senor Romero
America
C. R. Shepler
Gas Exhibition Limited to One Night at Exhibition
Mr D C Ripley of the Committee of Arrangements received a letter from T A Gillespie Superintendent of the Philadelphia Gas Company stating a display of natural gas would be convenient only for this evening. A two night display would cause inconvenience and expense and the local committee assented. The exhibition will occur tonight and none tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Ripley
T. A. Gillespie
Philadelphia Gas Company
Carved Lumber Displays At The Pan American Exposition
Dr. C L Goehring of Allegheny showcases a full line of carved lumber for decorative house finishing. The machine produces geometrical designs rapidly, finishing rough stock smoothly. Demand surges after successful exhibits in Minneapolis Saint Louis Dallas and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Goehring
Allegheny
Tomer
Gohring
Minneapolis
Nile St. Louis
North Avenue
Allesheny
J.& Graham & Co
Rochester
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Plan of Campaign and Federal Appointments in Allegheny County
The article surveys political maneuvering ahead of spring elections in Allegheny County. It details possible Collectorship and Postmaster appointments, mentions Senator Rutan and Senator Quay, and notes Democratic plans to attack city government over extravagance. Inspector McAleese criticizes police limits on speak easy activity and links most proprietors to Democrats.
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Allegheny County
Harry P. Ford
John Dalzell
House of Con
Datacom
Senator Quay
Washington
Senator Rutan
John Neeb
Speer
Rutan
C. L. Magee
S. D. Warmecastle
Warmcastle
J. 8. McKean
Senate
Frank Case
Case
Pittsburg
Johnston
Judge Bailey
Gourlay
Inspector McAleese
Tima
Goarious
River Men Watch Bridge Plans Near Big Sandy
River men and coal operators will review the proposed bridge and piers for the West Virginia and Ironton Railway across the Ohio near the Big Sandy. Plans and maps will go to Secretary Proctor for examination. protests may follow if the channel is obstructed. John A. Wood warned river interests against future obstructions at Beaver Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balle
Big Sandy
West Virginia and Ironton Railway Company
Ohio
Proctor
War Department
John A. Wood
Beaver Falls
Unfaithful to the Cause Expulsion Sought in Filan Club
The Fiinn Republican Club in the Eleventh ward held a meeting with Samuel Harris presiding. Broad-Ax Smith moved to expel OU. S. McGuire for backing Dick Johnston on Tuesday. McGuire was absent. A ten member committee was formed to elect a delegate to the city convention next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filan Club
Fiinn Republican Club
Eleventh Ward
Samuel Harris
Bargain Musicians’ Instruments At Gallinger’s Penn Ave Store
Readable inventory ad notes violins flutes concertinas and strings sold for under half price at N Gallinger’s locations 1106 and 1200 Penn Ave. Includes mention of axoncrte nitars sithers and music xes though some words garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Gallinger’s
Penn Ave
Family dispute erupts in Alderman Hartman’s office
In a crowded office last night Mrs Elizabeth Werling accused her husband Michael Werling of stealing furniture and $100. The couple’s quarrels spilled over as their children testified, insults flew, and officers were needed to restore order. The hearing adjourned to Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Hartman
Elizabeth Werling
Michael Werling
Werling
Hartman
Schuetsinger
Catholic visitors and lecture planned at Lafayette Hall
Miss M. F. Cusack received Catholic visitors including clergy and college faculty. She will lecture on Convent Life at Lafayette Hall next Monday evening before traveling to Detroit where the Detroit M C A will support her appearance after earlier hall troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Cusack
Detroit
Woodruff Couple Held After Disorderly House Charge
William Woodruff and his wife waived a hearing and were held for court by Magistrate McKenna on a disorderly house charge. Proprietor James W. Ty reported the couple at 251 Second Avenue. Woodruff and wife face trial on a similar charge, with Tygard also a defendant on another charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Woodruff
McKenna
James W. Ty
Second Avenue
Woodruff
Inspector McAleese
Tygard
Fire destroys Railroad Hotel Chartiers overnight
A fire last night between 9 and 10 o clock consumed the Railroad Hotel at Chartiers. The building owned by the railroad company was a total loss with about $9,000 in hotel and furniture damage. Nearly all personal effects of railroad men living there were lost as well. The blaze started from natural gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartiers
Young man loses control as horse bolts on Spring Garden
A horse hitched to a buggy bolted along Spring Garden Avenue in Allegheny, throwing the driver, a young man named Harry Schielp, from the vehicle. He was rendered unconscious but the incident caused no further injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schielp
Spring Garden Avenue
Allegheny
Schielp
Jews in Spain lecture highlights Inquisition
Mr. George J. Lindner lectured at the First U P Church on Seventh avenue titled The Jews in Spain. He argued that Hebrews faced repeated cruelty and intolerance under Spanish Catholicism, citing the Inquisition as a focal point and noting enduring bigotry despite modern progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Lindner
U. P
Seventh Avenue
Spain
Lindner
Opening of Confluence and Oak Land Railroad Feeder
Railroad officials from Baltimore and Philadelphia join Pittsburgh leaders to inspect the new Confluence to Manor Lands feeder in Garrett County Maryland. The line will link to the Baltimore and Ohio system and boost coal and lumber access. Joseph M Crawford serves as president with J Bayard Henry as secretary.
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Confluence and
Oakland
Confluence
Manor Lands
Garrett County
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Joseph M. Crawford
J. Bayard Henry
Diamond market expansion signals higher future prices
The Diamond Bulletin notes prices rising as diamond markets extend globally. South Africa remains the supplier, with control by major firms including De Beers Consolidated Mines and Kimberly Central among others. Diamond mining has not been…
Health warning on Johann Hoff's Malt Extract bottle seal
A health advisory warns consumers to avoid Johann Hoff's Malt Extract bottles without the Johann Hoff's signature on the neck. The guidance stresses danger if the seal is missing and instructs not to consume the product under any circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Hoff
Doctor Smith Eminentalist Arrives in Pittsburg at 315 Penn Ave
Dr. Smith an eminentist arrives in Pittsburg and locates at 315 Penn Ave offering three months free services for all visitors before November 28. He treats chronic diseases and deformities but will not take incurable cases and warns against useless treatments. Free examination and guaranteed epileptic seizure cure. Office hours 9 AM to 8 PM Sundays 10:4 AM to 12 noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Pittsburg
Penn Ave
Smyrna Rugs and Millinery Grand Opening Ads
Smyrna rugs offered at half price in four sizes with prices from 2 to 5 dollars. Grand Winter Millinery Opening promoted for today through Saturday at Penn Avenue stores. Also promotions from Horne & Co., Crumbeine, Bane & Bassett, Lies Popular Gallery, and Busy Bee Hive. Iron City beer advertised for better sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virot
Heits-Boyer
Pongannis
Gautier
Louise
Higgins
Halsey Carter
Horne
Vs. Horne & Co
Wa Avenue
Carnegie Gift Sought for City Parks Hesitation
Chief Bigelow of the Public Works department hints Andrew Carnegie may fund park beautification. He notes a Carnegie library is likely and suggests Highland Park as a site, urging correct spelling to please the benefactor. He expects Carnegie would approve a park improvement project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow
Carnegie
Department of Public Works
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Library
Highland Park
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Smyrna
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