Nine Hour Strike Threat Looms in Pittsburg District Mills
Labor unrest explodes as about 900 workers at Jones & Laughlin refuse a nine hour day shift and strike. Reports say blacksmiths carpenters steel mill shovellers beam mill and bridge mill workers are affected. A meeting at Weber's Hall with over 500 attendees formed a committee to press for a return to nine hours or a firm stand against concessions. If machinists engineers and polishers join, the entire rail mill complex could strike, affecting over 4 000 workers and crippling production on a 1 008 000 cutter bar order nearing completion.
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Pittsburg
Tueersraten
Jones & Laughlins
Nly
Westerdng
Weber's Hall
Southside
Miners Strike Disrupts Trade As Leaders Refused Reinstatement
Operators decline to reinstate strike leaders at West Newton and Cannonsburg. About 300 miners walk out. At Buffalo mines the deal offered 74 cents per ton, opposed to 79 cents claimed by officials. President Costello denies sanction and visits the district. Iron firms discuss prices. Great Western Band plans to rejoin M M P T amid union tensions.
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West Newton
Cannonsbore
Panhandle
Cannonshore Coal Company
Walsh, Etsteel & Co
Buffalo
Pitesbery
Virginia
Charleston
New York Gas Cont Company
Costello
District
On of Bay
Industrial Notes From The Dispatch Era Firebrick Works Expanded
Gronex H Anpensox Co enlarges firebrick works enhancing daily capacity to 12 000. Joseph Walton Co in Monongahela district reports the largest coal seam row and output now 40 125. Western Plater Board Co plans to start mill on Sromilenan street to produce mackite replacement for glaze. About 80 men to be employed. Tou Leechburg Foundry shifts three doubling and trimming shears to tin plate mill. more orders and German firm talks on a large order. Edison in Menton Park laboratory noted by Frank G Carpenter in The Dispatch tomorrow.
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Gronex H. Anpensox & Co
Trapper
Joseph Walton & Co
Monongahela
Tas Western Plater Board Companys
Sromilenan Street
Tou Leechburg Foundry and Machine Company
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals List Cluttered With Names
A long, unreadable hotel arrivals column lists numerous guests in scattered fashion. Names span cities like New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Chicago, with many travelers including couples and multiple hyphenated or initials. The excerpt reads as a dense roster of attendees from various places, offering little narrative beyond a snapshot of visitors.
People Coming and Going At Pittsburgh Duquesne Meet
A Pittsburgh Dispatch item notes James C. McGuire inspected raw materials for World’s Fair government buildings, Baron de La Bastide of Limoges at breakfast, various officials traveling to Philadelphia and New York, and a crowded hotels register list of Pittsburghers visiting New York with diverse duties and statuses.
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James C. McGuire
Supervising
Washington
Duquesne
Baron de la Bastide
Limoges
France
Anderson
Nebular Hypothesis Explained By Keeler At Academy
Prof Keeler of Allegheny Observatory lectured on nebular theory. He said stars form from nebula and our sun may be a typical example with planets created in the same process. He warned the sun’s contraction could end in 10 million years and life on earth may perish unless unforeseen factors intervene. The talk notes the nebular hypothesis provides no final solution to this problem.
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J. E. Keeler
Allegheny Observatory
Lick Observatory
Academy of Science and Art
Earth
Loree Liedkelf
Rae Ay
Vedantares Lansing
Mich
Eureks
Peper
Henderson
Jefferson O
Late News In Brief From Global Events Of Many Yesterdays
The itemized late news brief lists numerous global incidents. It notes strikes in St Louis, flood relief funds, an Argentine army expansion, strained Brazil Uruguay ties, and a Chicago Masonic Temple cornerstone ceremony. It mentions drought, tornado damage, dangerous waters near St Clair, railway casualties in India, a czar’s route change, coal shortages in Chicago, a lost collier Kathleen, a San Francisco estate dispute, a Galveston firm bankruptcy, weather across Newfoundland, and annexation talk from A B Spreckels. Additional notes cover a British steamer fire, gold shipments to Illinois, Iowa brewery resumption, a Leecxport mill closure, a poisoning case in Amherst, Russian famine bread substitutes, Cleveland’s city status ruling, a Paris murder suspect discharged, a hunted cow rescue, a San Francisco embezzlement arrest, foreign bank branch permissions, and a Pittsburg history feature.
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St. Louis
Brazil
Uruguay
Chicago
India
Argentine Republic
St. Clair
Liois
Mediterranean
Bal Mountain
Aurora
Ill
Iowa
Sioux City
Baker Wire
Leecxport
Amalgamated
Union
McKay
Amherst
N. H
Sherwood
Cleveland
Dr Pierce medicines warn against counterfeit sales
The maker warns that counterfeits misrepresent Dr Pierce remedies as genuine and sold below regular prices. Authorized druggists now sell only Genuine Dr Pierce products at fixed prices of 1.00 per bottle for Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite, and 0.25 per vial for Pleasant Pellets, with money back if not beneficial. Genuine medicines are guaranteed and refund offered if no benefit.
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Dr. Pierce
Night Shirts to Fancy Shirts in Latest Styles Sale
An advert lists a wide range of clothing and accessories with attractive prices and noted brands. Items include full length night shirts, embroidered dress shirts, 4 ply linen collars and cuffs, suspenders, border silk handkerchiefs, assorted silk scarfs, four in hands and tecks, French gros grain scarfs, Wrights fleece lined underwear, camel hair and medicated underwear, wool hose, camels hair hose, merino hose, wool lined gloves, buckskin gloves, and fur top dogskin gloves. Many prices cited as neck price points.
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Elso
Helfdozen
Monongahela House
Harry Whitely
Philadelphia
Harmony Among Musicians
M. M. PT
Knights of Labor
Gus Kreil
Pitsburg
Industrial Notes
Edison
Mento Park
Frank G. Carpenter
Monoxeaceta
Nyend F. Frait
Ee More
George Eicly
New - Morris Cleveland
E. L
Santago
CE. Ader
New Yisanderseville
J.C. Nutting
Ward E. Creighton
York
F. E. de Sonal
James Paul
Wheeling
New York
W. Hewitt
Trenthey Kard
Warren
H. J. Fuchler
Brownsville
P. Eerney
Eric
E. Betl
Youngstown
C. Roberts
Iffales
C. Watt
H. A. Baker
Ottumwa
J. RK. Wrilte
Beaver Falls
C. W. Payne
Titusville
D. F. Tanner
F. L. Whitcomb
J. F. Shipley
Meyersdale
Osceala
Sivesta Avenue
E.J. Vance
Ray
Johnstown
E E. Olmstead
Sellinsville
A. Smith
Apollo
E. E. Yeager
Sharon
S. H. Myers
Mechanic
Bure
E. C. Andrews
Baltimore
Moorhead
Erie
J. H. Crooks
Kualamaznoo
G. Miller
C. N. Savage
Norfolk
J. Nichols
L. Nichols
Ee George R. Jacobs
W. Aick
Hirsh
Franz Kett
Irving Smith
Boston
J. MH. Rich
D. T. McCabe
Columbus
Robert du Boia, Jr
J.J. Caster
J.C. McKenna
Bradford
J. F. Hillman
John and
G. M. Trefts
Ww. Fieavers
mcNorman
J.B. James
Lee Dextrat
I. W. Bauman
New Castle
G. T. de Baltimore
D.R. Sa
Penn
Waynesburg
K E. Foster
Charlies
J. Morris
J. HK. Thom
E. Tolivar
Dr. Pitts
C.W. Bennett
J. Houghland
New Albany
Rev. P. Doerr
Saxonburg
J. Monahan
Greensburg
J. P. Cas T. Williams
R. B. Boyard
Bovard
J. Ingersol
J. W. Trepp
Finding
W. M. McClure
Murraysville
D. Hank
Callert
Curt C. Fulton
Mannington
G. B. DeArment
Evansburg
Donnigan
Bellevernon
Jake Gilby
T. A. Braneff
C. E. Miller
Pomeroy
George Drennon
Fayette City
F. T
Tychigtey
Meyersdale Hardware
C. M. Payn
Standard C Company
Colonel Read
Bishop W. T. Dawson
Pittsbargeys
Pittsburgere
E. Beck
Astor House
T. H. Ballewell
Grand Hotel
Mr. A. Fleming
St. Denis
C. Krebs
D. Stewart
Hotel Brunswick
D. A. Stewart
Brunswick
W. T. Becker
Continental
Becker
E. G. Haye
Sturtevant House
LT. Mason
St. Cloud
Lord Wolseley
Count von Moltke
Prof. Keeler
Edgar Fawcett
Dispatch
Indiana
Kathleen
Sussex
England
Thomas Blythe
San Francisco
Schuits
Saginaw
Newfoundland
A. B. Spreckels
Honolulu
United States
Vaucourt
Paris
Birmingham
Conn
Samuel French
John Heyer
William Harney & Sons
Jersey City
Sgro
Pennsylvania
the Life and Marine Insurance Company of
London
Inter-State Savings and Loan Association of
Minneapolis, Minn
Cumberland Gap Building and Loan Association of
Tennessee
M. Derfla
Tennesse
Chattanooga
Alice McElwain Miller
CorprniGat
James Means & Co
Goodyear
U. S
J. Means & CO
Mary
C. D. Lewis
Fifth Ave
Smithfield
Kuttal
Pital
Cuati
CurTicuna
B. E. Arons, Jeweler
Fifth Avenue
Seabury & Johnson
Dif
Smithfield Street
Fartos
City Hall
noe-Tran
M. May, Sons & CO
Feick Bros
Sixth ST
Values In Cloaks For Cash
Tomers
Tlemen
JOS. Fleming & Son
Market ST
Col. Diamond
Fleming & Pone Ee
Gibson
Finch
rTseu
Dottie
Rosenbaumyg
Market Street
Office Specialty Co
Thirday
OPERA
Tse
Hanlon
J. K. Emmet
Fritz
Ireland
Alvin Theater
Charles L. Davis
Rich S Harns
John J. McNally
Auoy Theater
J. Charles Harrison, M.D
Aquesne
Pittabure
Pitou Stock Company
Geoffrey Middleton
THE
Bostonians
Arry Williams
Academy
Whalion and Martell
Arry Davis
Fifth Avenue Museum-Theater
Jon Han Bass
WM. Wells
Arris’ Theater
P. Harris
B. . L. Britton
T. F. Dean
J. Sullivan
Danner’s
Essence
Danner Medicine Co
Federast
Allegheny
Liebig Company
Justus von Liebiz
Africa
Stanley
wLye
Jastas von
Liebig
WM. E. Stieren
Optician
Youman
Dunlap
Knox
Miller
Kaufmanns
Wright
Worth Soc
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Men’s & Boys
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