Unprecedented Iron Output Amid General Trade Slowdown
New York reports a broad quieting in many trade sectors with drygoods, clothing and cotton output down across major cities. Iron and pig iron show surprising strength while overall industry struggle persists, with mild weather hindering activity and exports of wheat remaining high despite unsettled markets.
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New York
Brodstree
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Memphis
Kansas City
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Galveston
Chicsco
Minneapolis
St. Paul
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Steirveline
New England
Brazil
China
Chile
Irazil
United States
Bradstreet’s
Canada
Cortons
Etog
Americas Bens
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Big Dispatch
Mesara Widener and Elkins Coming to City
P A B Widener and W L Elkins, chief owners of the Fifth Avenue cable road, arrive this evening from Philadelphia aboard the limited. Despite denials, many expect consolidation of the Duquesne and Pittsburg traction lines within days. The Pennsylvanian road seeks to win back riders while street railway men worry over fares and a downtown depot.
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P. A. B. Widener
W. L. Elkins
Fifth Avenue
Philadelphia
Duquesne
Pittsburg
Widener
Europe
Pennsylvania Road
East End
Midnight Starauders Held for Court
John Lewis David Williams and David Lewis were arrested last Tuesday on burglary charges filed by John Sherlock of 1919 Penn avenue. Alderman McKenna held them for trial after a hearing yesterday. Tim Brothers of 1909 Penn avenue, charged with receiving goods suspected stolen by the trio, was also heard. the verdict awaits. The goods were found at his home but he claims no knowledge, and the alderman reserved decision.
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John Lewis
David Williams
David Lewis
John Sherlock
Penn Avenue
Alderman McKenna
Tim Brothers
Goeds
McKenna
How Wealth Accumulates and English Company Safeguards
An analysis argues that wealth grows in England due to a thorough audit system and corporate oversight after private firms become incorporated. It notes American investors favor English law governed companies for safeguards, citing H. W. Warner & Co. Limited with dividends of 6 percent on debt, 8 percent on preferred stock, and 17 1/4 percent on common stock, plus debenture repayment and substantial undivided profits carried forward.
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England
H.W. Warner & Co. Limited
Great Britain
Overcoat Sale Offers 1250 Prices at Pittsburg Clothing
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company advertises a one day sale of 3000 overcoats priced at 1250 each. Garments claimed to be top quality with merchant tailor details, lining, and trim, promising substantial value and winter readiness.
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Pittshburz
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company
Carver Grant
Verivealed Irish Orator Slattery Lectures in Boston
Ex priest Slattery lectures in Lafayette Halls Sunday afternoon and evening on Convents and Monasteries and the Assassination of Lincoln. Advt urges attendance and notes two sessions.
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Boston
Slattery
Lafayette Halls
Lincoln
Local Bank Ad Offers Surplus and Deposits Details
The notice lists a Capital of 401 Smithfield Street at Fourth Avenues with a surplus of 75000 and deposits from 81 and up, with 4 percent interest. It advertises Ene frames with every dozen cabinets at Hendricks Co. 68 Federal Street Allegheny, inviting daily viewings all week. Also mentions Piso’s Cure for Consumption and a Pratt’s sale at 428 Wood near Diawendear with bargains on books and Bibles.
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Hendricks & Co
Federal Street
Allegheny
Pratt
Wood
Diawendear
West Penns
Y.vania
APTS
Airelays
ILA
Pittsburg Eyes Reserved Role in National Conventions
Mayor Gourley leads a citizen committee debate on inviting the Republican and possibly Democratic national conventions to Pittsburg. Members discuss accommodations, costs, and hotel capacity with Pitcairn named chair to form a 35 member committee to study the city's ability to host, with a Friday meeting planned.
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Pittsburg
Gourley
Common Council
W. P. Herbert
Robert Pitcairn
J. ©. Brown
William Witherow
J. J. Siebeneck
Jenkin Jones
H. 5. Paul
H. P. Ford
John Gripp
W. R. Ford
A. I Billows
Lemuel Gorgins
H. L Gourley
T. J. Keenan, Jr
Louis Hirsch
D. Warmcastle
Evan Jones
Francis Robbins
B. F. Jones
J. G. Leibernick
Gripp
Keenan
Hirsch
Colonel Swords
Arma
St. Louis
J.C. Brown
Gousley
Robbins
Pitcairn
General Citizens’ Committee
T Iis
General Committee
Francis L. Robbins
Harry W. Oliver
A. M. Byers
James B. Scott
John B Jackson
John D. Scully
T. H. Green
J. F. Dravo
Samuel & Brown
J. D. Caller
E. M. O'Neil
F. J. Keenan, Jr
J. G. Siebenick
Barker C. Wilson
Henry McKennie
D. ©. Ripley
A. P. Burchfield
W. P. He
George A. Kelly
J. J. Vandegrift
James M. Goff
Thief Robberies Hit East End Homes on Swope and Alder
Sneak thieves struck in the East End as J Murray at 6109 Alder street lost a new overcoat and three silk umbrellas during supper. At Thomas Swartz’s home on Swope street, two mats and a large rug were stolen.
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East End
J. Murray
Alder Street
Thomas Swartz
Swope Street
Best values on fine wool and camel hair suits offered
A. G. Camment & Sons advertises fine tombs wool camel hair and merino fabrics at low prices. It lists prices such as $1 32 5200 and 33 per suit and cites 27 Pitth avenue as the business address.
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A. G. Camment & Sons
Pitth Avenue
Bank official from Madera guilty of forgery and overissuing stock
W F Baird former vice president and manager of the Bank of Madera in northern Fresno County faces exposure for forged notes and deposits to cover private schemes. He allegedly diverted colonists funds to colonization ventures and oversaw stock overissuance, with the Pacific Bank of San Francisco taking control after significant overdrafts. No arrests have been made.
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Cau
W. F. Baird
Bank of Madera
Madera
Baird
Pennsylvania
John Brown
John
California
Sauta
Return Roberts
Pacific Bank of San Francisco
Madera Bank
Pacific Bank
Official Returns From Jaws Election Des Moines Iowa
The official vote count completes election results showing the Democratic state ticket wins. Governor Boies leads with 207 575 votes to Republican Wheeler 199 759. Governor Boies falls short of a majority by 5064. Lieutenant Governor Bestow Democrat 204 822 ahead of Van Houten 200 590 by 4242. Supreme Court Kime Democrat 203 619 over Weaver 200 461 by 3158. State Superintendent Knoepfler Democrat 203 779 over Sabin 202 886 by 893.
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Miss Barenjenski Still Missing in Transit Between Cities
Kathryn Barenjenski, daughter of Michael Barenjenski of the Southside, is missing after traveling from Austria toward her parents’ home. Her father returned from New York reporting she landed safely and held a through ticket to Pittsburg. Austrian Consul Max Schamberg continues the search. Lincoln’s nomination choice and Colonel A. K. McClure’s discussion in The Dispatch tomorrow are noted.
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Kathryn Barénjenski
Michael Barenjenski
Southside
Austria
New York
Pittsburg
Max Schamberg
Railway schedule changes affect Pittsburgh area trains
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces November 14, 1891 alterations to local train times from Union station. Multiple trains to Braddock East Liberty Wall and Greensburg adjust departures from 6:10 to 11:30 A M and afternoon to 1:45 P M, with Sunday changes noted. Slight arrival adjustments at Union station also occur.
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Local sale notices promote children's suits and millinery
Free To-Day offers boys suits at two fifty and three dollar ranges with sizes 4 to 14 years at Pittsburg Combination Clothing and other stores advertise dress shirts gloves bows and wedding attire. Hats gloves hosiery and underwear discounts appear in multiple department stores including Manns and Horne. Postal pickup and delivery offered for cleaning and repairs.
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PCC C
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company
Corner Grant and
Diamond Streets
Pastors and People and Week's Presbytery Rift
The week centers on religious disputes as the New York Presbytery refuses to try Dr Brigge for heresy, echoed by Allegheny Presbytery sparing Rev Bausman. The Presbyterian Banner hits back, showing conservative reluctance to judicially confront dissent. Multiple Pittsburgh church services and pastors list sermons for Sunday.
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Brigge
Allegheny Presbytery
Bausman
Rochester
John Hall
Hall
Chicago
Briggs
Wall
United States
Temperance Meeting and Church Notices on Allegheny Streets
Local religious notices list Sunday services at 27 Federal Street Allegheny and other sites. Topics include Election, Convents and Monasteries, How to Read the Bible, and Italian church events. Also mentions a Pulpit lecture by Rev. Josefa Statterr in Lafayette Hall and a Teachers Union meeting at Second Presbyterian Church.
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New Curnen
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Anderson and Lacock Streets
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W. F. Richardson
Christian Endeavor
Povrin
Main
Cherry Streets
A. W.mcclarkin
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Scott and Robinson Streets
S. Lawa
D. D
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Howard Street
J. C. Taylor
Gosret Temperance
Federal Street
Allehheny
Newton Donaldson
de I
Pensuio
Eighteenth Street
M. P. Churcey
Southside
Brown Chapel
Josefa Statterr
Boston
Lafayette Hall
Carkee Or Gon
Ellsworth
Highland Avenues
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Borns Tall
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New York
Stone Church
Penn and
Highland Avenue
East End
PuMany Teachers’ Union
Second Presbyterian Church
Seventh and
Penn
Hat department sale at 3150 price for all hats
Bargain hat sale advertised by BCC Co Pittsburg Combination Clothing Co corner Grant and Diamond streets. Offer promises good hats at low price with two dollar payments at other stores. Also mentions Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup for teething with 356 Trawk as a reference.
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BCC Co
Pittsburg
Compressed Pustilles of Soden Water Sold Worldwide
Sir Morell Mackenzie notes in the Journal of Laryngology 1887 that compressed pustilles of Soden water, an article of commerce, are produced from two well waters and high in sodium chloride. They aid pharyngial catarrhs and mimic Soden spa treatment for those unable to travel. Eisner & Mendelson Co., sole U.S. agents, New York, are cited.
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Journal of Laryngology
Spa
Eisner & Mendelson Co
United States
New York
Five Dollar Rate Continues for Catarrhal Treatment
Doctors Copeland and Hall extend the five dollar monthly treatment for catarrhal troubles to year end or until cured. They note strong public demand and sustained laboratory resources, with modest charges for other diseases proportional to medicine costs.
Patient recounts failed cure after premature treatment stop
LE Brand, a river man, relates how he followed Dr. Copeland and associates for two months then quit against advice. After a relapse he resumed two months more treatment and was declared cured, though he attributes the outcome to incomplete care and insists long-term cures require two to four months.
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Copeland
Mena
LE. Brand
Brand
Three Years of Support for Dr Copeland and Partners
Testimonies from Pittsburg residents praise Dr Copeland and Hall for successful treatment of chronic catarrh and related ailments. Patients from New Brighton to Allegheny report improved health, work return, and lasting relief after care at Sixth Avenue Pittsburgh.
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Copeland
Pittsburg
John Holzworth
New Brighton
Eye Specialists at Sixth Avenue Pittsburg Offer Mail Treatment
Dr Copeland and Hall advertise curing cataracts and eye diseases at 00 Sixth Avenue Pittsburg PA with hours 9 to 6 and 1 to 5 weekdays. Specialties include cataracts throat and bangs eye diseases and skin conditions claimed cured. Many cases treated by mail. send 2 cent stamp for questions. Address all mail to
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Copeland and
Hall
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburg
Cary Thoat
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