Hungarian boarding house raid yields fines refunded in Allegheny
In East Ohio street, a Hungarian boarding house raid led to fines and costs totaling 11 75 being refunded after an appeal. Officers Thornton and Coleman testified to disorderly conduct, with Major Wyman fining occupants $5 each plus costs. General Blakely represented petitioners seeking restitution of money paid.
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Ing
Single
Wyman
Slagle
Mo East Ohio Street
Marlick
Thornton, Sproul
Coleman
Thornton
Ohio Street
Allechens
General Blakely
Allegheny County
George Spebar
Matthew Morrison
George Welsh
Nicholaus Radatick
Peter Nevose
John Balkwely
Michael Spebar
Nicholaus Gurdum
Peter Kogina
John Rabiek
Peter Fleinick
Nicholaus Par- Hisek
George Cesnick
Allegheny
Pittsboro
Nicholaine Martick
Skapday
Witttaw Blakely
Plate glass trade talks at Cleveland meeting today
Fifteen plate glass manufacturers will meet in Cleveland to discuss the trade and the business outlook. Neri Newcomb and Ed Ford will attend from Charleroi and Wittsburg plants amid tariff debates and expected summer demand. A.M. Alexander defends American production against importers and notes duties and quality comparisons with French glass.
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Cleveland
Neri Newcomb
Charleroi
Ed Ford
Wittsburg Company
Plate Clase
M. J. Alexander
Charleroi Comany
New York
Alexander Tates
Crystal Glass Company
Alexander
Americas
St. Louis
Engineers In Session Explore Hydraulic Cements
The Western Pennsylvania Engineers' Society met at the Academy of Science with Colonel I Roberts presiding. Captain A E Hunt presented a paper on Hydraulic Cements outlining chemical makeup, burning effects, mixing methods, hydraulic properties and test results. A brief discussion followed and a committee was appointed to nominate officers and arrange a year-end banquet.
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Western Pennsylvania Engineers’ Society
Academy of Science
I. Roberts
A. E
Iuat
Lewis
Aeam
Lpeeral Hi. J. Lewis
E. Swenson
A. E.i Hunt
Election for department chiefs set for December 21
The upcoming election to choose department chiefs is discussed as likely reelecting current chiefs Brown Bigelow and Elliott. Terms expire January 31 1892 and no regular council meeting occurs December 21 1891 requiring a special session.
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Corneile
Brown
Bigelow
Elliott
Blizzard Sweeps Pittsburg as Merury Plunges in November Like Storm
A brutal blizzard gripped Pittsburg driving temperatures down from 389 to 19 and bringing widespread gas shortages and chimney fires as wood and coal stoves ran hot. Rail lines faced delays with wrecks, cold-induced injuries, and snow drifts challenging the B and O and Pennsylvania routes.
Knights of St. John Demand Retraction for Dismissal
Duquesne Commandery No. 142, Knights of St. John, adopted resolutions denouncing former commissioner Benjamin Butterworth for insulting the Catholic Church and the Pope during a Chicago meeting. They call for his full retraction and urge resignation, sending the act to the Columbian Exposition president.
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Duquesne Commandery No
B.C. W. Knights of St. John
Waeress
United States of America
Christopher Columbus
Benjamin Butterworth
Chicago
Holy Father
Puquesne Commandery
St. John
Butterworth
Fish Commission reports improved Corry hatchery and spring trout stock
Fish Commissioner George H. Welshons returned from an Erie meeting praising the Corry hatchery as among the finest in the state. He notes plans for thousands of common-trout stocks next spring and a pending five thousand dollar appropriation for a new structure. International talks at Rochester aim to stock border waters including Lake Erie and Lake Ontario with laws to protect spawning.
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George H. Welshons
Erie
Corry
Uncle Sam
Welshons
Lake Erie
Rochester
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Candian
Lake Ontario
St. Lawrence River
Ontario
Humane Society Seeks Home for Five Month Old Girl Baby
At yesterday's Humane Society meeting Secretary Davidsor reported caring for a healthy five month old girl baby awaiting a home. A long list of donors including Joseph Eichbaum & Co A A Diller Garrison Foundry O McClintock & Co Henry Phipps Jr W W Wattles and others contributed funds totaling 103 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. McClintock & Co
Henry Phipps
Trinity's New Rector Arrives In Pittsburg
Dr Albert W Arundel arrives from Denver as the new rector of Trinity Church and will deliver his first sermon next Sunday. The 36 year old, slender clergyman with a full beard previously led St Mark's Church in Denver and comes with favorable reports from Pittsburg members who visited Colorado. He is a distant relative of Lord Arundel of Wardour and left the East Ohio Conference to join the Episcopal church.
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Trinity
Albert W. Arundel
Trinity Church
Denver
St. Mark's Church
Pittsburg
Colorado
Lord Arundel
Wardour
East Ohio
Episcopal
Seventh Avenue
Installation of Wilkinsburg church pastor scheduled for Thanksgiving Day
Rev. R. C. Wylie, chosen to succeed Rev. J. R. Burnett as pastor of the Wilkinsburg Reformed Presbyterian Church, will be installed on Thanksgiving Day. Burnett leads the Second U. P. Church of Wilkinsburg after Presbytery suspended him last spring. Wylie comes from Ray, Indiana, where he was called by Burnett's late congregation.
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R. C. Wylie
J. R. Burnett
Wilkinsburg Reformed Presbyterian Church
Burnett
Second
U. P. Church of
Wilkinsburg
Wylie
Ray, Ind
Fire damages Scaife and Son's foundry on First avenue
Fire at Scaife and Son's foundry and machine shops on First avenue caused about 10000 in damage. The blaze began about four o'clock yesterday morning and was covered by insurance with Citizens Boatmans and other companies. The origin of the fire is not known.
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Scaife & Son
First Avenue
Citizens
Boatmans
New Advertising Office Hours Announced
Advertisements will be received today and up to a given P M for next morning insertion. The new office will be kept open every day except Sunday.
Coal Men Hope Rain To Save Monongahela Fleet
Coal operators fear a flood risk as 17 million bushels lie in the Monongahela and upper Ohio river, with 500 boats and tens of miles of lines tied up. A southern rain could raise water, jam channels, and unleash wrecks, unless Allegheny rises first or streams back up together.
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Ohio River
Sawmill Run
Temperanceville
Allegheny City
Ohio
Monongahela
Brownsville
Cincinnati
Louisville
New Orleans
Wheeling Bridge
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Point
McKeesport
Allegheny River
Allegheny Valley
Allegheny
Water Street
Smithfield
Lovers Elope From Bissell After Mother’s Consent
William Markell a B&O baggage master wooed Ida Hall of Bissell near McKeesport. John Bishop, Markell’s friend, secretly loved Hall too and persuaded her to elope. They married in Cumberland, Maryland after an Alpsville meeting. Markell, learning of the plot, did not harm himself and accepted the outcome.
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Bissell
McKeesport
Baltimore and Ohio
Ida Hall
William Markell
Miss Hull
John Bishop
Muarkell
Bishop
Alpsville
Eastern Express
Cumberland
Markell
Embezzlement Charge Lands William Jardy in Jail
William Jardy, a Pittsburgh bookkeeper for Lanz and Co. brickworks at Beaver and Kilpatrick, was jailed to await Alderman McGarey’s hearing on larceny by basilee. A shortage in his accounts prompted the charge. the theft amount cited as about $300 though total loss may be higher. Jardy, unmarried, came from New Jersey about a year ago.
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William Jardy
Alderman McGarey
Basilee
John Lanz
Lanz & Co
Beaver and
Kilpatrick Streets
Jardy
Pittsburg
New Jersey
Directors Meet Over Funds After Governor Pattison Veto
The West Penn Hospital Executive Committee met at the Dispensary on Sixth Avenue to revise hospital rules in use since 1871 and to prepare a public address urging immediate funds. The veto by Governor Pattison cut $52,000 from the last appropriation, heightening the urgency.
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West Penn Hospital
Sixth Avenue
Pee
Neidringhaus Brothers Expand Tin Plate Plant in St Louis
Thomas K. Neidringhaus, St Louis tin plate maker and brother of a former congressman, arrived at the Monongshela House to order more material. The firm, formed after the NeKinley bill, completed a plant with machinery from Garrison Foundry and W Dewees Wood, and now produces tin plate for the home market.
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Thomas K. Neidringhaus
St. Louis
Monongshela House
Garrison Foundry Company
W. Dewees Wood
Neidringhaus
America
Wales
Engagement of Sir Edwin Arnold Highlighted by Press Club
The Press Club announces the engagement event featuring poet and philosopher Sir Edwin Arnold as its opening entertainment. Arnold, famed editor of the London Tale, has drawn large audiences in the East and is regarded as a top literary figure in Europe and America.
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Sir Edwin Arnold
Press Club
East
Stanley
Edwin
Europe
America
Bargain French Goods and Footwear Sale Ads
Leggin Bargain 2i¢ and Notting ham curtains promotion appear with ads for A. G. Campbell & Sons at 25 and 27 Vitth avenue and Jos. Horve & Co. on Penn Avenue. Smten’s money savers offer $200 men’s calf shoes from Sen at 78 Ohio Street Allegheny. Sale begins 8 o'clock this morning.
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Leggin
A, G. Campbell & Sons
Vitth Avenue
Smten
Sen
Ohio Street
Allegheny
Nottingham
Jos. Horve & Co
Penn Avenue
Slattery Silenced Over Improper Books Case
Ex priest Slattery, lecturing at Lafayette Hall, faces misdemeanor charges for selling books deemed not up to moral standards. Richard Rudiell and Raymond Costello are charged as accomplices. Detectives arrested all three after a box of objectionable volumes was found at Lafayette Hall and at the Merchants' Hotel. They await Alderman Gripp's hearing.
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Joseph Slattery
Central Police Station
Lafayette Hall
Weir
Slattery
Alderman Gripp
Richard Rudiell
Raymond Costello
Cottison
Robinson
McTighe
Rudiell
Merchants’ Hotel
Costello
Central Station
Dublin
Ireland
Hotel plans stir in Pittsburg as Walton links with Brown
Stockton House proprietor Planger Walton of Cape May seeks a Pittsburg hotel project at the Monongahela site. Captain Sam Brown delays sale while awaiting price. Walton aids by consulting Philadelphia architect Hale and backing from Widener and Elkins. Italians continue seasonal emigration, with about 200 leaving city in two weeks. they carry substantial funds to return next spring.
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Planger Walton
Stockton
Cape May
Pittsburg
Sam Brown
Monongahela House
Captain Brown
J. Morrow Arnold
Norman Richardson
Brown
Walton
Hale
Philadelphia
Carnegie Library
Messrs
Widener and Elkins
Seventh Avenue
Europe
Italy
Mail service expansion discussed by postal officials
Captain James M. White and Superintendent Burt conducted talks with Pennsylvania officials in the city about increasing last year’s mail flow. The volume has risen about ten percent and three extra cars will be assigned to New York. Pittsburg remains the Western mail hub and will receive enhanced handling facilities.
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James M. White
New York
Burt
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
We Will Do the Business Fur Jacket Sale
Over 2000 jackets purchased last Thursday offered at low prices with fur trimmed styles. Jackets priced at 9 dollars 12 dollars 15 dollars 20 dollars with discounts and a matching fur cape and muff set advertised as cheaper than elsewhere.
Curtain Sale Promises Deep Discounts on Lace Curtains
An import sale offers Nottingham and Nottincham Lace Curtains at deep cuts, with prices from 6 and 75 cents to 7 and 250 dollars per pair. The event runs starting 8 o clock Wednesday morning November 18, featuring Irish Post, Brussels Point, Cluny Curtains and more, in multiple colors and lengths.
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Nottincham
Ecru
Nottincuam Lace Curtarns
Nottingham
Nottincuam
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Court House Tower
North Pole
Ostrecita
Arctic Ocean
Dinwiddie Street
People’s Company
Siock
Silas Bolliver
Ene Express
Greensburg
Bolliver
George Boyd
Pennsylvania Railroad
Twenty-eigth Street
Duquesne Way
Ninth Street
John Wart
South Eighteenth Street
Connellsville
Mountain Division
Sand Patch
Todd
A. H. Logan
McDonald
Washington
Buiteeworth
Knights of St. John
Fish For Distribution
Canada
Woods
William Woods
John Woods
Stowe
N. W. Shafer
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Federal ST
Monongahela City
Soho
Abe Hayee
W. W. O'Neill
J. W. Sneathe
Jos. Honxe & Co
Belle of
Wiliam Jardy
Pattison
Will
Fifteenth Ward
Republican Club
Butler Street
Gourley
Sheriff McCleary
Amphion Quartet
Joseph Shaffer
Australia
Lawrenceville
A. G. Camment & Sons
Fifth Avenue
Farmers’ Deposit National Tank
P Song Feet
James H. Arken & Co
Fifth Ave
Rosensaum & Co
German National Bank
Mex
James H. Aiken &Co
Simitar
Planger Walt
Dickering
Captain Sam Brown
Market ST
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Latrobe
Andrewie
National Tubs Hier Ecaareceae Coke i Tir
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JOS. Horne & Col
Penn -Avenus Stores
JOS. Horne & CO
Hucus & Hacks
Paris Robes
Market
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