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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1890

Page

5

Arbitration verdict ends Tip Top dispute in three states

A three state telegram reports the Arbitration Committee’s final ruling on the Tip Top miners dispute. Andrew Verostic is found wrong but not intentionally so and reinstated. Labor leaders hail the decision though looming strikes threaten Morrell and Wheeler works if grievances remain unresolved.

Diapater ScoTtpaLse Arbitration Committee Messrs W. BE. Funk J.C. Morrow J. L. Loncks Lynch Frick Company Ketfoot KR. of L Andrew Verostic H.©. Frick Coke Company Meni Jacon L. Lorecks W. R.fox

Terrible disaster averted as passenger saved by station agent

McKelsport November 10 A Baltimore and Ohio mail train narrowly escaped collision after armor plate cars failed. Station agent Charles Rodebaugh shouted with a lantern and stopped the near bound express just feet from impact, earning thanks from passengers.

Mckelsport Baltimore and Ohio Mail Shaner Charles Rodebauch Rodebaugh Une

Braver Falls Girl Vanishes After Family Rout

Etla Donovan, about 16, of New Brighton, was whipped by her father for staying out late and keeping company. She ran away, later worked as a domestic in Braver Falls, then vanished near home. Relatives fear she may have attempted suicide.

Braver Falls Etla Donovan New Brighton Esuicide Cooper

White Hall Woman Ends 225 Day Fast

Mrs. Wuehter of White Hall is able to eat again after a 225 day fast. She now takes toast and orange juice with liquids only and reports throat and chest pain but remains hopeful in the face of a long ordeal.

Allestows Mra. Wuehter White Hall Isis

Robbery Shocks Dravesburg. Store Looted in Night

Dravesburg residents swirl with excitement after thieves entered the Cromp and McLain store late at night. They cut a back door panel to gain entry and escaped with furs underwear and other goods, leaving the front door open. no clues yet to the perpetrators.

Uy aicKersreut Dravesburg Greepie Cromp & McLain Aleves

Contesting Pittsburgers' Claim to West Reward

Beaver Falls police officers White and Cornell contest the Pittsburg police claim to the reward for catching West, the Creach family murderer, arguing they arrested West and were aided by Beaver County detectives rather than a Pittsburg crew.

Beaver Falls White Cornell Lee Einiin Pittsburg West Creuch Bosver County

Carondolet mines sold to Jones Sneatehen & Co

The Carondolet mines have been sold to Jones Sneatehen and Company. Mr. Jones arrived Saturday to arrange a large force and plans to begin mining coal within three weeks. About 300 men will be employed at the operation.

Work resumes at Acme Glass Works as production increases

In Steudessville on November 10 workers resumed in all departments of the Acme Glass Works. Some wrapping positions remain vacant while the plant adds an extra shift on Fridays due to high demand, bringing weekly turns to 22.

Acme Gl Ss Steudesville Acme Glass Works

Trains Kills Pedestrian North of CoLumBece

A train struck and instantly killed a man riding home this morning at the Miami Railroad crossing near Colum­ece. The body was carried several hundred yards before rescue. Bail set at $1,000 for Bruce Pratt and Edward Thomas who face court on charges connected to the death of a child run over two weeks ago in Allen Luzerne County.

coLumEce Frank IL. Edwards Miami Pereclaal Biomrermac Hruce Pratt Edward Thomas Allen Luzerne County

Bank Opens In Sewickley Despite Turbulent Market

The Continental Bank of Sewickley in Sewickley, Pa. was set to commence business with capital of unknown amount as part of local financial expansion.

Tional Bank of Sewickley Sewickley, Ps

Royal Arch Masons Elect Officers At West Virginia Meeting

The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of West Virginia met in Charleston with about 200 delegates. Officers elected include 1st Excellent Grand High Priest Alex W., Grand King B D Gibson, Scribe D P Emmons, and Secretary G W Sterling. A separate brief notes a destructive barn fire near Carlisle causing extensive damage with no insurance.

Dispatce Channleston W. VA Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of West Virginia Alex. W. Es B. D. Gibson Emmons Sterling G. W

Feeling of uneasiness over oil market leaders blame Standard Oil

The oil scene shows a gloomier outlook as producers fault Standard Oil for market distrust. George H. Terry of Oil City criticizes rapid territory rush and high production, while urging curtailment and a return to prudent drilling. reports from Wildwood, Belmont, and Butler county wells indicate varied output and ongoing exploration amid uncertainty.

Standard Oil Company Pattison George H. Terry Oil City Schlosser White Sand Sringpele i Oil Creek Pennsylvania New York West Virginia Wildwood Belmont Virginia Guff, & Queen Forest Ol Company Griffith Forest Oil Company Kingheisen Whitesell Roth O1l Harbuch Byrne & Company Simpson Greenler & Forst Wah! & Bishop Jacob Dambach Evane City Butler County Guckert & Steele Oamdale—Patterson & Co McFarland Oakdale Oil Company St. Mary's

Bargain Sealskin Jackets at Horne & Warp in Alaska

Bargain sealskin jackets offered for 100 and 125 dollars with stated values up to 150 to 175 dollars. Limited to six jackets left at 41 Fifth Avenue. Also mentions Alaska seal jackets and wraps and a reference to Iron City Brewing Company beer qualities.

Horne & Warp Fifth Avenue Alaska Ussa Iron City Brewing Company

Everett Piano Promotes Refined Taste Across Stations

USA Winter Opening To-Day features Ostrich and trimmed dresses at Parces & Jones 29 Fifth Ave. A parade of marriage licenses includes numerous names across Pittsburgh Allegheny and surrounding counties with entries for Brock, Roccardi, Kraus, Hasch, Guth, Demmei, and others, reflecting civic life and social variety.

Parces & Jones Fifth Ave Rome Vincent Skinder Esteeceesesesesee Pitebarg Anns Tamolika Albert J. Roccardi Boston Masa Geneva Mtricr Plains Power Wnipegl Pitheburg Penne Uwe Rvereeseneseee Allerhony John Lung Alomheny Katharine Kraus Allegheny Stanstat Gadoniens Ipsburg Eaeses Pdipsvorg G Lay Mary Demmei Valentine Assel Wilhelmine Guth Baldwin Townsiip Agnes Nitsche Baldwin Township J. FB Imaborg Frederick Mayer Allegheny Denrictia Peck Sbeseests Mlloq DeDy Gaston Locoiller Pitta Sopnia Allegheny Ovens PitSbUrg Allegheny Seer Beuy Solin Schmite Maria Navilint Allegheny Bryant Conner Lawrence County Lene Schmitt Orrs Westmoreland County Anna Bondot Michael Doonads Hony Anonah G. Lee Allegheny Passes

Riley Nelson Wedding Announcement in Pittsburg Residence

On Saturday November at the residence of the lingering minister Mr H C Rie of Pittsburg, to Miss Gertrude Nesox formerly of Beilair.

Riley Nelson H.C. Rie Pittsburg Gertrude Nesox Beilair

Obituary notices from Allegheny and vicinity

A long list of funeral announcements and obituaries dated November with many names, ages, and addresses. Entries cover Bardsley, Burns, Deere, Gorf, Grim, Hamilton, Havard, Jacoby, Johnston, Kiskadden, Mason, Myers, McWilliams, Rougers, Sedden, Simpson, Starcher, Sullivan, Wallace, and Williams, detailing residence locations, services times, and interment plans across Allegheny, Wilkinsburg, and nearby towns.

Oakland Square Deere Mary Deen Terrence Deere Spring Alley Goff Taylor Avenue Blaeneny OT Milton B. Gorf the Western University North Avenue M. BH Sewickley Cemetery Freedom Mongar Emma J Isaac Grimm Hamilton Wilkensburg Daniel Luts Oak Alley Bloomfield Jacobus Colorado Springs Samuen H. Jaconva James B. Scott Ridge Avenue Allegheny City Johnston Flavel Street East End Ropeett H. Jourxsrox Emory Methodist Church Kiskadden Rock Ridge Connellsville W. A. Kiskadder Vandalia McWilliams Sontes Warres Martha Hazen RopGrers Jon A Mary Rodgers Rebeccs Street Wilkinsburg Sedden Jonx Seddes Madison Avenue Allegheny Simpson Head Street Anna May Simpson Starcher ISM Avery Street Many C. Starcher Wheeling Sullivan Erie William Sullivan Wallace Mary Wallace Fort Street St. Mary's of Morey Church Third Avenue Williams Harriet Williams Thirty-sixth Street

Bamboo Parlor Cabinet Promises Elegance and Durability

The Bamboo and Punjab Furniture line features parlor cabinets with hard wood shelves and sturdy construction. Designed to fit any room, these pieces emphasize elegance and long wear without clashing with existing furniture.

Punjab

Prices from Woolen Manufacturer Propel Bargains

The ad promotes direct-from-manufacturer cloth and clothing at near-cost prices with a small profit. It claims high quality, reliable goods, and low prices, highlighting suits at $15 as the equivalent of $20 dealer asks and a wide range of overcoats and boys suits. It invites customers to visit and inspect offerings.

Silk auction sale draws ladies to department in lively fashion

Our purchases were large and satisfactory and the event goes on sale this morning at prices designed to attract promptly. Silks from the Silk Department include Black All Silk Rhadames and Surahs, rich brocades, Bengalines and Duchesse silks priced from 25 cents to $1.35, with White Damasse and Plaids among bargains. (Note: inventory emphasizes delayed spring layaway and department separation.)

Silk crepes and brocade silks for evening dresses

All silk crepes offered at 85 cents and figured silk crepes at 150 dollars per yard. Rich brocade crepe in cream priced at 6 dollars per yard. New French designs and elaborate brocade silks range from 15 dollars a yard for evening wear.

Rich Black Silks and New Weaves at Unmatched Prices

A broad display of rich black silks and newer weaves including peau de soie Bengalines and C. J. Bonnet fabrics offered from $1 to $350 per yard. The collection features plaids dress goods Scotch and English suitings cloakings jacket cloths and silk seal plush Astra khans and Persiannas in black and color. Cloak room prices show value and utility with thousands of fresh garments for quick selection and potential savings.

C. J. Bonnet’s

Fur Cape Contracted Gear From Alaska Seals

A brief notice notes fur capes and Alaska seal jackets and coats were contracted for before the recent surge in fur prices. The purchase focuses on high quality seal skins and related outerwear.

Alaska

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