Amalgamated refer to National committee over mill dispute
Quieted for a time as Jones & Laughlins mills tilt toward settlement. Amalgamated members vote to refer the case to the National Executive Committee while agreeing to return to work if reinstated. A mass meeting echoed readiness for fair compromise, with about 50 men still recorded as not yet reemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones & Laughlins’ Mills
Amalgamated Association
National Executive Committee
Amalgamated Map
National Committee
Tony
Traction Line Employees Win Extended Meal Hours
The Pittsburg Allegheny and Manchester Traction Company settled a dispute with officials after a morning meeting. A committee met President Dalzell who delayed concessions until presenting to the directors. later, the matter was amicably settled though 40 minute meals were not fully granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Manchester
Dalzell
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals List of Guests Across Cities
A long list shows yesterday's hotel arrivals with names from Baltimore Martinsburg San Francisco Indianapolis Toronto Toledo New York Boston Cumberland Wheeling Philadelphia Bradford Oil City and more. The roster includes Mr Mrs James Kody Mrs Elder and many prominent travelers and businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Woomer
Columbus
Thomas Hiccaresy
Eae Hy
Thom White
Fairman
G. Wr. Chasse Sutthborg
Crowe
Johan Ohne
Ellington
Joan Coup
John Simson
Be Emlenton
Ae Benne
A. de South
Cin
J.H. Wolf
Indianapolis
A.der
Cincinnati
D. McLean
Stanton
Chicago
Geo, McCaffrey
Deaha
G. A Clark
Cumberland
T. J. Berna Findlay
B. F. Kelly
Elwood
G. F. Brown
We Dennison
H. A. Leathers
Fisle
W.rown
New Castle
H. Wellsville
Franklin
J . Lieghner
B. Martincourt
Butler
C. Klock
New York
Rt. F. Houston
Springfield
J . F.nee
Pleasantville
Tes
Brookly
W . A. E. Black
Batopeavilier
Herman J. Berghof
Fort Wayne
W. L. Stewart
Cleveland
G.T. Hamilton
Indiana
Mra
L. B. Mayan
MM Elliott
Hollidaysburg
D. Lumsden
A. H. Logan
Philadelphia
W. Bee
H. Hoey
Emlenton
Bey City
G. W. Cordes
T. O White
St.Louis
E. Green
Buffalo
J. Orrick
Ares Ber
William Fleming
Oil City
Oto E. Peabody
James Kody
Zanesvill
B. Reeve
G. Braden
C. E. Settle
W. W. Sterne
George F. Moulton
Hes Newell
H. Kochulins
Bridge
John T. Sullivan
Wheeling
Jos
Seep
Titusville
Doquis
W. FP
Barba
Gaunt Gehr
Elwaine
Bradio
Trenton
Walgamot
W. G. Irwin
M.G. Hubbard, Jr
C. C. Rudd
A. F. Hurst
J.D. McEvoy
Charliesbaum
Gunburg
M. I. Jawby
Providence
Klanber
B. Buxton
J. R. Sweeney
Washington
Philip
Hiss
Baltimore
Miss Elder
A Ross
Spyder
M. Williams
New Bethlehem
P.may
Fas Brady
J. J. Magland
Don ‘Ste Donald
Bradford
Holloran
B.J. McGnkloch
City
E. W. Benner
Dubois
W. M. Porter
New Brighton
Rogers
Katy Nelson
Brookville
J. J. Wise
Pr. Cullinan
Petrolia
J. 5. Cullinan
Lima
Charlies Lawhead
Wooster
F. Bentamins
Beaver Falls
Thomas Mitchell
Eas Brady
Notable Visitors and Travelers Spotted in City Happenings
A string of visitors and passengers were reported in the city including A Trent and Mrs Slagle bound for New York. Notables such as L J Buckley Baltimore and Ohio general auditor Rev Arriglie from Brooklyn and J Arrick Cumberland grocer stayed at local hotels. Directors and executives from rail, theatre, and industry were seen in town with updates on illness and travel, including J H P Hughart and C R Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Sims
Helena
Rev. A. A. Arriglie
Brooklyn
L. J. Buckley
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Frank E. Tracy
Dowlingate Company
Central Yes
Colonel Rebley
Sons of Veterans
Reading
J. Arrick
Cumberland Wholesale
John B. Wilson
Martinsburg
Monongahela House
Charles L. Davis
Alvin Theater
Hotel Anderson
Harry Davis
Fifth Avenue Museum
Philip Hiss
Baltimore
Alfred Joel
Casino Opera Company
W. H. DeCamp
Edge Tool Trust
Anderson
J. H. P. Hughart
Grand Rapids
Indiana Road
Pennsylvania Comny
Inquesne
John T. Sullivan
Catholic Church
Wheeling
Joseph Selp
Titusville
Standard Oil Company
C. R. Hubbard
Wheeling Lion and Nail Company
Aborevatove
Pittsburgers Check In at New York Hotels
Pittsburg residents listed as guests in New York City hotels on November 10 include A C Bane at the Metropole J Bissell at the Hotel Imperial A H Church at the Grand Hotel W A Foote at the Ashland House R B Gamble at Central E Nolan at the Astor House J oetoona Hotel E C es Senak U dD Thompson at the Met Romly M Rosenbaum at the Metropolitan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgers
New York
Fire races through Robinson Township fields near Nier farm
Sparks from a stump set fire to dry grass on the Nier farm in Robinson Township. Several acres burned and about a thousand rails were consumed before neighbors formed an impromptu brigade. Mrs Phillips, confined to bed, watched the flames menace her home as the blaze neared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Nier
Robinson Township
Nier
Sfiss Jane Phillips
Pittsburgs First Wells Revealed on Market Street
Workmen uncover an old public well on Market Street near the upper market, once used for testing fire engines and washing fish stands. Jerome Jones recalls the well dating back to the town’s early days. other wells existed near Fleming’s and at Diamond Alley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fowler
Harvey
Historical Society
Market Street
Jerome Jones
Bruce Island
Jones
General Jackson
Mr. Jones
Pittsburg
Fleming's
Diamond Alley
Dr Pierce medicines sold only at authorized prices
Dealers push fake goods and price-cutting schemes. Dr Pierce’s remedies are sold only through authorized outlets at fixed prices with a guarantee. if unsatisfied, money is returned. Avoid cheap imitations and beware dealers claiming equal value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Eve
Pittsburg
Kaufmanns
Catiara Said to Cure Severe Baby Eczema
A terse note reports a baby with a bad eczema and a severe itching sore. The caregiver ties the hands to the cradle and claims cure after using Catiara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catiara
Cuticura Resolvent and Skin Cure Remedies Advertised
An advertisement touts Cuticura Resolvent as a blood purifier removing impurities and the cause of disease, alongside Cuticura Skin Cure and Cuticura Bear for hair restoration. It claims the trio cures skin and scalp ailments and promises physicians’ endorsement, testimonials, and instructional booklets available by mail.
Fashionable capes and collars at $15 sale
A long gar ment season sale offers Military Cape New markets Raised Shoulder Cape Newmarkets Deep English Cape New markets with medici collars fur collars and various cloths. Cheviot French mixed beaver melton fabrics in solid colors or plaids. Cheaper items valued $22 to $30 sell for $15 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarkets
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rae
Mine Workers’ Association
Penna
Andrew Carnegie
H. C. Frick
General Lander
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
Mr. Aa
United States Glass Company
Trent
Erie
Boyd Drumline
The
Susheenie Court
Ao J. M. Buckley
Ienne
Christian
Uesne Yenter
Missionary Committee
Methodist Church
Rey Sone
Hood
Humane Society
Board of Managers of
the Humane Society
Apporeen
Davidson
Geo’ Westinhouse, Jr
William Walker
Walker
George A. Kelly
L. H. Harris
L.H. Harris Drug CO
ARONS
Fifth Avenue
Iiss
Sepe
Geo
Har Webster
Ind
Daby's
Seal Wrace
William Grabowski
Penn Ave
Pittsburs
Wanamarer
Sixth ST
Hotel Anderson Block
James Means & Co
James
Goodyear
S. Means & CO
Boston
Mass
Douglas & Mackie
Federal ST
Metropole
Bostonian
Beau Brummel
Union Square
Ruben
the Hatter and Furnisher
Smithfield Street
ICINE
CTA and Dyspepsia Institute
Penn Avenue
Duqueshe
David Henderson
V.norton
Rudolph Aronson
New York Casino
Opera Comique
McCess
Jolly Students
Cavalleria Rusticana
Louble Company
Rand Opera House
J. EK. Emmet
Fritz
Ireland
Zic
Waoa
Emma Juch
RICES
Seaten
Svalleria Rusticana
Saneatiah li Trovatore
Bohemian Girl
Duquesne Theater
Toerge
Charles TL. Davis
Barry & Fay McKenna
de Wolf Hopper Opera Company
Wang
Geese Pittsburg
Bostonians
Dorothy
ROSE
Nothla Hsia Williams
Arry Davis
Mary
Alfred Pilgrim
Wells
Va Ewing
Kaufmanns’ Pigantig
Cloak Dept
Capes
California
N. K. Brogans
Congress
Hanan & Son
Fifth Avenue and
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