Arrested an Army at Market Street clash ends in capture
Police clash with Salvation Army units on Market and Fifth in a massed crowd scene. Seventeen soldiers captured, jailed at Central Station after a wagon to Oak Alley. a hundred observers trailed to the lockup amid noise and arrests. Adjutant Heald defends actions as unjust.
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Salvation Army
Market Street
Fifth Avenue
O'Mara
Heald
Fifth
Liberty Streets
Denniston
Central Station
Oak Alley
Salvation Warriors
Brown
Salvationists
Southside Corps
Army
Smithfield Street
Liberty Street
M. E
W. GC. TU
Gallant
Tvo
Liberty
Dentieten
Rivard Bedlam
Adjutant Heald
Ederard White
Naerrieon Street
John Bellamy
Homestead Edlers
Fred Pospishil
Allegheny
Cleveland
Richard Irseley
Acad 45
SA. Facer
Chicago
Bet Wae
Yetherne
Harrison Street
Lelautseye
Charles Lpom
Allerheny
John Westrell
Chet
Dott
Southside
Tinle Seldiers
Leon Whete
Magde Montgomery
Leon Ends
Lizeie Liewelyh
Lydia Foley
Miss Leewellye
Porty-second Street
Prisoners Freed on Church Bail as Hearings Loom
The M. E. Church furnished bail and secured release until this morning’s hearing. Mr. McFarland offered to post money to appeal if a fee is charged, challenging limits of religious liberty. At the Salvation Army barracks a large crowd celebrated the soldiers’ release despite police misgivings. Adjutant Heald warned the Army remains law abiding and an appeal to the Supreme Court could follow if fines arise.
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M. E. Church
McFarland
Salvation Army
Heald
Speak-Easy Raided Near Rodman Street Fails
Police visit a Rodman street speak-easy but fail to arrest anyone as proprietors evade officers and three colored men with bundles of bottles disappear into a rear alley after dusk. Neighborhood boys had reported the unlicensed saloon to Sub-Officer Wilson.
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Sheridan Avenue
Rodman Street
Wilson
Quinn
P Hones
Westere
Sizit
Charity in Colors at Ind hospital fair opens tonight
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Southside Hospital hosts the second annual charity fair in the transformed old post office.Features include Russian tea booths, a Japan room with fans and lanterns, a cigar parlor, and rooms devoted to dolls, fancy work, and varied aprons. Proceeds support the hospital.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Southside Hospital
Uncle Sam
Smith
Japan
Post Office Building Transforms Into Fair Dining Halls
The old post office at street and Fifth avenue becomes a fair venue with two lemonade and cigar booths, three linked dining rooms seating hundreds, oak tables, leather chairs, and blue decor. A special midnight lunch supports late election watchers as full returns appear in Wednesday’s Dispatch.
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Field Street
Fifth Avenue
Esndr
Superintendent of Mail
Uncle Sam
United States
Monongahela City Plans Centenary Demonstration
Monongahela City prepares a centennial celebration on the 15th with a grand procession led by Captain Albert Parkerson and Dr. John Van Voorhees as chief marshal and staff. Speeches will be delivered by prominent citizens as $75,000 is invested in paving and sewerage, with 6,000 residents and 3,000 expected attendees.
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Monongahela City
Albert Parkerson
Prace
Ohn van Voorhees
Election bulletins flash every 15 seconds from Dispatch building
The Dispatch plans to flash electric election bulletins every 15 seconds from its building Tuesday evening signaling rapid updates.
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Dispatch
Tueday
Pushing the Roads Around the Conservatory
Colonel Calver begins this morning to fit in and grade the ground around the conservatory at Schenley Park entrance. A long greenhouses structure will be set to offer varied views as visitors tour the park. He aims to finish drives soon to improve accessibility but laments the lack of nearby sand or gravel banks for road work.
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Colonel Calver
Schenley Park
Hoenys
Harris and Bijou Theaters back Press Club benefit
Harris Britton Deane firm owners of Harris Theater show support for Pittsburg Press Club testimonial benefit. A check remains as evidence of sincerity. Golick Co. Bijou Theater paid for a seat and hopes the event succeeds. Ticket sales start tomorrow at the Duquesne Theater and Ker's music store.
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Duquesne
Ker
Wheat Crop Injured by Drouth Across States
B. F. Veach former president of the Grain Exchange reports winter wheat is backward due to a dry spell. The drought affects Pennsylvania and extends into Kansas Missouri and nearby states making crop impact uncertain.
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B. F. Veach
The
Grain Excharate
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Kaneas
Missouri
Heavily Armed Prisoner Fined by Alderman
Samuel Miller colored was fined 25 dollars and costs by Alderman Hyndman after being arrested Saturday night for ebting. Brass knuckles and a bowie knife with a pine-wood handle were found on his person during a station house search.
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Hyndman
Samuel Miller
Southside Electric Railway Encounters Motor Burnout
The Southside Suburban Electric Railway reported a motor burn out at the Head of South Eighteenth street causing temporary disruption. The new line drew heavy usage from Southsiders and reflected the street railway growing pains.
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Southside Suburban Electric Railway
South Eighteenth Street
Southsidera
August Sheliford fined for stalking two women in Twelfth Ward
August Sheliford was arrested at Fifth avenue and Wood Street at 12 o'clock Saturday night for following Miss Ida Chapmann and Miss Katie Sieco and attempting to embrace them. Magistrate McKenna fined him $25 plus costs at the Twelfth Ward station yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Sheliford
Fifth Avenue Sod Woodstreet
Ida Chapmann
Katie Sieco
McKenna
Twelfth Ward
Woman struck by electric car in Carson street collision
Mrs Martin Abel of Carson Street walked home from church when an electric car struck her as she crossed. She was knocked down and severely cut as a result of the impact.
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Martin Abel
Carson Street
Fisher Arrested on City Street for Ordinance Violation
Michael Fisher was arrested on Sixteenth Street yesterday by Officer Kennedy for burning a bonfire on the street in violation of a city ordinance. The report notes prior public complacency with temporary remedies and mentions Syrup of Figs as a permanent cure for habitual constipation, contrasted with other laxatives.
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Michael Fisher
Sixteeth Street
Kennedy
Fisher
Fray Ahead in Allegheny County Contests
Democratic and Republican command posts were quiet on Sunday as campaigns wind down. County Commissioner Dennis J. Boyle and Secretary Kraus visited Democratic headquarters while Chairman Brennen toured Jeannette. Kraus noted Gripp's 21,000 GOP majority estimate, and Boyle praised sample ballot distribution amid Baker ballot controversy.
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Dennis J. Boyle
Kraus
Financial Committee
Gripp
Allegheny County
Brennen
Jeannette
Boyle
Hoyle
Wil
Pittsburg Transfer Company
Allegheny
Court House
Pittsburg
MoDeey
Sipe
Snee
Dougherty
Republicana
Fime
James Breen
Darzell
Jim Breen
Cambell Jobes
Bazaar setup with flower and fruit room in city greenhouse
The article describes a bazaar with a Russian Tra Booths setup and elaborate floral decorations centering on chrysanthemums. It notes nine supply tables for utensils, a well stocked kitchen, and a greenhouse extension by City Hall transformed into a forest like flower and fruit room. The Indies display extensive art on the second floor with trellised walls and stair decorations.
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City Hall
Vitria
Flora
IEON TOILERS EN ROUTE TOILERS EN ROUTERS EN ROUTE TO LEXINGTON
A man claiming Lexington residence gathered a large party of mill workers at Lexington Virginia and intends to take them to work for a Pittsburg furnace company. En route the group may recruit more from Staunton and Harrisburg. Locals fear the workers are bound for Homestead.
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Lexington
Pittsburg
Staunton
Harrisburg
Mrs. Berger E Buried In Homewood Cemetery
Mrs. Henry L. Berger, 46, daughter of Colonel Fleck of Philadelphia, was buried yesterday in Homewood Cemetery. The funeral sermon was by Stev. J. C. Kishel at Mt. Olivette Church, followed by Colonel W. D. Moore with a tribute. Daughters of Liberty, Ladies of the G A B, and Knights and Ladies of Honor attended. rites of the Daughters of Liberty were observed at the grave.
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Henry L. Berger
Homewood
Stev. J.C. Kishel
Mt. Olivette
W. D. Moore
Daughters of Liberty
Knights
Ladies of Honor
Berger
Colonel Fleck
Philadelphia
Magistrate McKenna Handles Wealth of Twelfth Ward Cases
Magistrate McKenna processed 28 cases at the Twelfth ward station yesterday. John Johaston received days for abusing his wife Annie Mifflin, an old offender, while August Shellford paid $25 and costs for attempting to kiss Ida Cnap on Fifth Avenue. Other cases reported heavy fines or penalties.
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McKenna
Twelfth Ward
John Johaston
Annie Mifflin
August Shellford
Ida Cnapin
Fifth Avenue
Aged Father Seeks Arrest of Son in Razor Threat
David Blair asked Officer Shaffer to arrest his son William after a quarrel in which the boy seized a razor and attempted to cut his father. He was disarmed only with great difficulty.
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David Blair
Shaffer
William
Annie Myers and Mollie West Cleared in Local Theft Case
At Central station yesterday two women Annie Myers and Mollie West were charged with stealing items from David and William Halil. There was no evidence to hold them, and they were discharged. The report notes mental exhaustion as a trivial prompt for Bromowelizer-10c.
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Annie Myers
Mollie West
David
Willam Halil
Sharpsburg Branch Transit Schedule Update
The last regular car departs Penn avenue and Sixth street at 6:17 p m and the next car follows after four minutes, with services every 24 minutes until closing. Sharpsburg branch cars run every 18 minutes with a 10 cent fare on all cars.
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Sharpsburg
Penn Avenue
Sixth Street
Homestead Strike Letter Denies Tariff Link to Trade
Hugh O Donnell, jailed Homestead Advisory Board chairman, writes J J Burke of New York to denounce misstatements about the Homestead troubles. He proclaims himself a Republican protector and warns against using the strike to attack American labor, linking free trade with worker hardship.
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Hugh O'Donnell
Hough O'Donnell
Homestead Advisory Board
J. J. Burke
No 7
East Thirtyfirst Street
New York
O’donnell
H. LC. Frick
Ireland
England
America
Homestead Workingmien
Democratic Party
Morrison
United
Her Crime Expiated at Western Penitentiary
Caroline Davis died in the Western Penitentiary bar prison cell from consumption during a ten year sentence for murdering her husband. The case on Frankstown avenue involved a quarrel with William Davis, the restaurant cook, who was shot after a heated supper table dispute. An inquest will be held by Coroner McDowell.
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Caroline Davis
Western Penitentiary
Frankston Avenue
East End
Department of Public Works
William Davis
Newell’s
Carrie Palmer
Frankstown Avenue
Davis
Warnin
Toils
Thomas Marasksall, Jr
Liquor Men Oppose Acheson Over Prohibition Stand
Distillers urged to oppose Acheson as he backed prohibition citing his father’s licensing record. Acheson backers claim liquor influence won’t deter votes and may swing Prohibition supporters to Republicans. Our wires promise Wednesday morning election returns.
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Acheson
Ozher
Washington
A Week's Deaths in Allegheny
Allegheny mortuary report for the week ended November 4 shows 75 deaths, down from the prior week and the lowest in eight months. Pneumonia caused four deaths, diphtheria two, convulsions three, croup two, marasmus two, and a railroad accident death one. No deaths from typhoid or scarlet fever.
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Allegheny
Women in buggy strike CTC excavation on Sixth Street
Two women driving a horse and buggy on Sixth Street collided with a Citizens' Traction Company excavation near Penn Avenue. The horse fell and fractured a leg. The driver was blinded by electric light but no one was harmed besides the animal. The rig belonged to Graham Bros. livery.
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Sixth Street
Citizens’ Traction Company
Penn Avenue
Graham Bros
Going Home to Vote in Indiana Election News
Hotel business slows as voters depart for elections. Commerce men head home for the Republican ticket amid Indiana hopeful Harrison support. Rail travel light, drummers expect New York to lean Democratic. city lines run all night for election eve.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Harrison
New York
Empire State
Allegheny Mayor cites law on bond ballot acceptance
Mayor Kennedy says election workers doubt they may handle bond issue ballots unless legality is proven. He quotes Act 212 of 1801 describing how bond ballots labeled Increase the Debt are to be received, counted, and returned, with separate ballot boxes to be used. Separate pay will be provided to officers handling bond ballots from the city treasury. The Dispatch will publish a full election report Wednesday morning.
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Kennedy
Allegheny
Génerc
Karenty Sea
Holiday imports showcase fine CHINA and BRIC A BRAC
A weekly display features Dresden Worcester Crown Derby Doulton and Limoges pieces. A special China tableware selection includes bread and butter plates cups and saucers ice cream sets game sets bouillon sets fruit and fish sets, all satin lined for wedding gifts.
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Dresden
Worcester
Crown Derby
Doulton
Limoges
Extraordinary Dress Goods Bargains at Jos Horne Co Penn Ave
Jos, Horne & Co on Penn Avenue announces extraordinary dress goods discounts with 50-inch all-wool diagonal cheviots at 75c, 42-inch Scotch cheviots at 75c, jacquard bengalines 75c, and other selections marked down from higher prices. Strong emphasis on fashionable shades and imported quality as stock aims to attract bargain-seeking shoppers.
Beatrice O'Hearn Seeks Missing Springfield Mother
Beatrice O'Hearn of Springfield D is struggling to locate her mother Bridget O'Hearn who, according to the latest information, is president of the city. The daughter has tried every means to Hud her mother but has had no success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice O'Hearn
Springfield
Bridget O'Hearn
Louis Smith Sentenced to Three Months at Workhouse
Louis Smith of Southside was jailed for three months by Alderman Succop after beating his wife on Saturday night. He threatened to terminate her existence and struck her with a heavy iron poker, then damaged furniture as he "amused himself" inside the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Smith
Southside
Succop
Louis
Warm Winter Mens Underwear at Joe Home & Co
Readable listing notes heavy wool underwear in winter weights offered by Joe Home & Co on Penn Avenue. Items include one hand made goods in cherine silk and wool blends with large sizes available at a specialty shop.
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Exua
Joe, Honxe & Co
Ponn Avenue
New Woolens and Prints Arrive for Evening Shade Stock
Complete new stocks in Evening Shade Woolens and Printed Cams meres offer 44-inch pieces at 75 cents and 44-inch at 1 dollar with value up to 1.50. 48-inch at 1.25 dollars and 45-inch at 1.50 dollars priced to 2.50. بازار
Fire Damaged Crockery and Lamps Auction
T G Evaye & Co announces a sale of a $60,000 stock damaged by fire and smoke. The clearance offers glassware lamps and bric a brac with marks removed and new stock not replacing. Come early at Third and Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onen
Minke Rowin
T. G. Evaye & Co
Third Wand
Bargains in Woollen Goods and Underwear at Jos House Co
Red med icated Wea yard and Scotcd funnels sea yard are offered along with Goantry flannels and all wool at 50 a yard. Country funnels soft fish cu yard. Jos Houwe & Co and Allen Sally & Co advertise superfine winter underwear. Men’s department at Pena avenue.
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Wea
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Bijou
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Beaver Statesman
King
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Ieon Toilers
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Citizens’ Traction
East Liberty
Butler Street
HP. Roberts & Sond
China
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Fifth Ave
End Market St
JOS, Horne & CO
Penn Ave
Dr. Dull
Congress
Blucher
G. D. Simen’s
Ohio ST
Allegheny, PA
Bedford Golds
Gamel
Alaska
Jos. Howe & Co
Pitcairn'’s
Wood Street
Jos. Honns & Co
de Witt
Jos, Hours & Co
Uipay
JOS. Horne & CO
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