Diminishing Pittsburg Gas Fields Prolonged By Economy
The article analyzes natural gas supply in the Pittsburg region, citing expert and company positions on field exhaustion. It argues that large low pressure mains and reduced leakage can extend gas availability, while noting new extensions may provide three to four years of additional supply.
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Pittsburg
Greene County
Feld
Philadelphia Company
Bellevennon
Murrysville
West Virginia
8. F. Jones
Belleverson Company
Belleverson
Canonsburg
Baulin
Youghiogheny Natural Gas Company
Greenburg
Ima
Weeks
United States Geological Survey
Prof
Orton
Ohio
New Marrysville
Arrysville
Tarentum
Philadelphia
Dispatch
Peville Te Washi
Washington County
Pittsburgh Wi
Joseph D. Weeks
Onegas
Wington
Amity
Ing Natural Gna
Safencon
Pittebury
T. Dawson
Dogs Shocked by Electric Carcasses At Butcher Shop
A span of dogs in November in Sr. Paru. observed twitching and yelping near Wiel & Wuckel’s Seventh street butcher shop as a carcass hung outside. One dog grabbed a turkey, electricity from a live ore wire jolted the meat, and a crowd watched the bizarre scene with superstition and amusement.
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Dinpaato
Sr. Paru
Max
Wiel & Wuckel
Seventh Street
Aston
Mahone's Last Fight in Virginia Politics
In Richmond, November 24 a postmaster battle centers on Mahone ally Blair Morris once key organizer and rival of the straightout faction. John B. Grubbs garners support from Hon. John B. Wise, while Judge Thomas Alting, known Husting Court jurist who sentenced Cluverius, is another contender. Atkins presents native Republican backing amid local civic divisions.
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Thomas
Alting
Neely
Husting Court
Cluverius
Atkins
Ruined by His Son's Wildness Sears Brown Firm
New York dispatch says Marcus Brown shirt maker of 40 White Street failed due to his son Harry Brown's speculation. Nephew Samuel Brown, a firm member, found at the office noting losses likely over 50000 dollars. Harry fled last Thursday and remains unseen.
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Distatoch
New York
Marcus Brown
White Street
Harry Brown
Samuel Brown
Brown
Harry
They Quarreled Over Cards. One Stabbed in West Millgrove
Reuben Gardner fatally stabbed Lafayette Fronts during a card game at West Millgrove near Bowling Green. Fronts died within minutes from a chest wound. Gardner fled but was quickly removed to the county jail, ending speculation.
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Fostronta
Reuben Gardner
Lafayette Fronts
West Millgrove
Here
Gardiner
Bowling Green
Avenger Mrs Southworth Recovers After Attack
New York report states Mrs Hannah Southworth, who fatally shot Stephen L Pettus, has had a good night's sleep and hearty breakfast since her arrest. She has not read any newspapers since the incident.
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New York
Hannah Southworth
Stephen L. Pettus
Pacer
Minority 10 Prepare to Filibuster Fight in Congress
Democratic members in Washington led by Mills plan to block rules from the last Congress as they open the new session. They aim to sustain filibusters to gain procedural advantages, with Mills coordinating roomsful of allies to bulldoze for a return to the old practices. The outcome hinges on Speaker Carlisle's stance and subsequent rule changes.
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WaskHixotor
Congress
House
Roger Q. Mills
Millars
Flibus
Mills
Committee On Rules
Breckenridges
McMillin
Hilgore
Texas
Carlisle
Census Bureau aims to finish population report promptly
A Washington dispatch notes the Census Bureau plans to complete its population statistics report at the earliest possible moment. The move would allow the Fifty-First Congress an opportunity before its expiration on the 5th of December.
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WasHrsetos
Census Bureau
Reapportionment Effects on 1884 88 Electoral Votes
The piece argues Republicans benefit from census shifts, while Southern populations shrink or hold steady and Republican states gain representation. It predicts Congress will address reapportionment after comparing 1880 1884 1888 presidential votes, with Republican chances rising in House and Senate.
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Jan
Blaine
Cleves
Congress
Fifty-first Congress
Letter from Henry M. Stanley Recounts Emin Rebels Actions
In a South End Victoria Nyansa dated September 8 letter extracts describe Emin Government rebels seizing craft and boats, conspirators tried and executed, and a bloody purge amid depictions of clashes along Eastern Uplands and Christian settlements. Another August 6 note from Kafurro Arab settlement on Karagwe addressed to Mr. Mackinnon confirms Stanley’s communications.
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Lospex
Mr. Marston
Henry M. Stanley
South End
Victoria Nyansa
I Osthen
Edward
Uplands
Wanyakori
Mackinnon
Emin Relief Committee
Stanley
Kafurro
Karagwe
Green bottle blowers vow to persevere in wage cut dispute
Baltimore workers in the green glass bottle trade, on strike since last September, issue a strong statement. They accuse Eastern and Western manufacturers of resisting wage cuts and apprentice control concessions. They pledge to resist until their terms are granted, noting rivals have already conceded to similar demands.
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Baltimory
Ing
Ead
Thurman's Daughter Divorced in San Diego
Mrs Mary Thurman Coles youngest daughter of Judge Allen G Thurman has secured a divorce from Lt William S Coles commander of the U S steamer Despatch. The San Diego petition cites neglect and separation after a 16 year marriage begun in Washington.
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Coles
U. & Oficer
San Draco
Cat
Mary Thurman Coles
Allen G. Thurman
San Diego
William 8. Coles
United States
Despatch
Cunard Steamship Etruria Delayed by Fog and Labor Clash
The Cunard Line steamer Etruria en route from Liverpool to New York is delayed by fog at QuiEnstow s. On board a labor dispute arose as union men refused to sail with non union men and were briefly imprisoned.
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QuiEnstows
Cunard Line
Etruria
Liverpool
New York
Brazil Proclaims Republic United Across Provinces
Brazilian Minister Valente reports to Lisbon that all provinces signed on to the republic, with Church blessing noted as strong support. He denounces foreign interference, cites Dom Pedro’s approval of a peaceful transition, and says slavery emancipation and opposition to any rebel rhetoric did not trigger the change.
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Brasil
Dom Pedro
Lisbon
Brazil
Eur
England
Conall
Germany
d’Fa
Princeas
Exiled Emperor Dom Pedro Expected in Lonpos Soon
Lonpos November 24 reports the deposed Brazilian emperor Dom Pedro is due to arrive at the end of the month, stay eight to ten days, then proceed to Cannes.
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Lonpos
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Cannes
Emin Pasha Letter Hints At War Revelations From Assamria Date
The missive from Emin Pasha dated Mission Station Assamria Victoria Nysoes August 33 outlines upcoming reports. He promises details on the military revelation, his imprisonment with Jeppson at Dafile, Mahdist advances at Lado, Redjaf events, a massacre of Mahdist and allied soldiers, a derailed retreat toward Hungary, further Mahdist attacks on Defile, and eventual union with Stanley.
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Schweinfurth
Eoin Pasha
Assambria
Victoria
Nysoes
Emin
Aad Jeppson
Dafile
Lado
Redjaf
Hungary
Defile
Stanley
Hally
Nyanta
Matthew Lavery Dies After Three-Story Fall at Westinghouse Site
Matthew Lavery suffered fatal injuries when he fell three stories onto a pile of brick at a Westinghouse Electric build site. He died at Homer SsDowals holding to a TM.
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Matthew Lavery
Westinghouse Electric
Plans and tensions in Silver Bow politics surface
A garbled report outlines Democratic and Republican maneuvers over seating in Silver Bow. Governor’s action and Governor Morrow’s statements frame a contested House session as lawmakers discuss partisan seating and potential concessions. The piece hints at a stalemate with each side insisting on its rights.
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Uce
Silver Bow
Ares
Dem
Kinney
Papa
Morrow
Hours of
House
May Be Innocent Murderer Trial Report
Judge Moore twice sentenced John Greenwald to hang and, amid a noisy courtroom, declared the defendant a thief yet insisted the result remained uncertain. Frederick Christian, outside the burglary scene, heard the fatal shot and says Pan Krouse inside confessed firing the shot while asleep in Christian's room.
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Setecus
Moore
John Greenwald
Frederick Christian
Hen Howse
Greenwald
Pan Krouse
Christian
Threats against attorneys lead to heightened court security
Police report threats aimed at defense lawyers during the Crouin trial prompting Sheriff Maton to plan attendee limits and increased guard presence. Officials ordered doubled protection for Mr Mills and Mr Hynes as Chief Hubbard deploys officers on every bench to deter further harm and ensure orderly proceedings.
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Cureaco
Maton
Crouin
Concel
Milla
Ory
Mills
Hubbard
Fire Gutters Six Story Market Street Building
Fire destroyed Janney and Andrews grocery house at Market Street Philadelphia. A spontaneous blaze spread through the six story structure, hospitalizing five with eye injuries and claiming several lives. The total damage is near 230000 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Ioen
Life
Wholemls
Janney & Andrews
Nox
Market Street
Powderly and executives arrive amid library open access
General Master Workman T W Powderly General Secretary John W Hayes and A W Wright visit Windsor Hotel after traveling from Atlanta Georgia. They say the Knights of Labor books were opened for inspection to silence mischief and reveal records. Officials plan further action.
Trusts Faced Cuts Under New Provisions
Fragmented text reports on anti trust measures affecting major trusts including seed oil and coffee, with references to officials and local companies such as a cable service and Standard Begg. The piece mentions Secretary Giaie All and a Congressman Neidringh amid broad restructuring.
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Giaie
J Trust
Caffe Trust
Elcn
Psek
Gressman Neidringh
Cutisins
Louis C Ofthe Company
Kiffed at Oakdale Crassileg The Corner report
A fragment mentions Jana Whitmore wife of a Oakdale resident and an event described as a telngrany misadventure. The terse text references an accident and an evening incident with unclear details and names.
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Jana Whitmore
Wink
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