Carnegie Said to Negotiate for O'Hara Glass Plant
Local industry talk centers on Carnegie and partners negotiating to acquire Factory L on Thirtieth Street from United States Glass Company. The 20–pot plant, formerly O'Hara, lies beside Union mills and would open Thirtieth Street as an outlet for Carnegie interests. Confirmation from captains and officials was unavailable. others expect sale eventually to Carnegie, Phipps & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
United States Glass Company
Dispatch
O'Hara
Camegies
Thirtieth Street
Carnegie
Union Mills
Smallman Street
Cnion Mills
Twenty Eighth Street
Twenty-ninth
Great Flint Glass Trust
Anderson
Carnegie, Phipps &Co
Quibal
W. L. Abbott
Gas Too Uncertain Glass Factories Must Return to Coal
M J Alexander of the Charleroi Pintefloxs Company warned gas supplies are unreliable for mills and glasshouses. He foresees a year of gas decline, with plate glass firms reverting to coal, raising costs by about five to six percent, as fields in Indiana and Greensburg grow short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.J. Alexander
Charleroi Pintefloxs Company
Plate Glass
Indiana
Charleroi
Wittsburg
Murraysville
Philadelphia
Greensburg
Iron trade talk and bricklayers school plans
C Seymour Dutton discusses iron ore, pig iron prices, and furnace conditions in Youngstown, noting potential price increases after year start and ongoing financial stability despite low profit. The Bricklayers' Exchange reports a January 1 start for the first bricklayers class with 30 to 40 applicants and plans to expand schooling. The Window Glass Manufacturers convene next Tuesday in Columbus to pursue factory consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Seymour Dutton
Youngstown
Window Glass Manufacturers’ Association
Columbus
Bond issuance urged by Builders' Exchange paper
A circulated note among Builders' Exchange members urges issuing bonds to cover street indebtedness after reviewing the Mayor and Controller's address. The draft’s signatories are few so far and it has not gained broad support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders’ Exchange
Exchange
GOURLEY'S NEW ORDINANCE REFERRED TO SUB COMMITTEE
City committee discussions on protecting department efficiency and duties under the Mayor. ordinance referred to a five member sub committee. Also votes on rights of Mt Oliver Tycline Railway and West End lines plus street amendments to ensure competition and fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Committee On
Robertson
Magee
Committee On Corporations
Warmcastle
Wilson
Mt. Oliver Tycline Railway Company
Armour & Co
South Twenty-first Street
Steuben Street
T. P. Berger
A. M. Neeper
Trusch
Fox
McGunnigle
Flinn
Shannon
Pitcairn
Noel
Paul
Doyle
Collins
Warren
Gillespie
Williams
Fen
Elliott
Johnson
Ex-Senator Bruce in Pittsburg on private business
Ex senator and DC recorder Bruce visits Pittsburg on private business and comments on political alignments. He notes strong ties between the President and Blaine, predicts Mills as speaker if Southern support shifts, and cites ongoing Crisp versus Texan divisions. He also mentions William Springer’s fading chances and Carlisle’s letter effect. A poem by Sir Edwin Arnold is to be featured in THE DISPATCH tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Bruce
District of Columbia
Pittsburg
Mississippi
Blaine
Mills
Crisp
William Springer
Illinois
Carlisle
Rheumatism and urgency of early treatment
The article explains how rheumatism can affect muscles and joints with swelling tenderness and stiffness. It stresses rapid arrest within 16 to 48 hours to prevent heart complications and lasting deformities, warning against extended persistence of acute articular rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pp Jan
Cure for Eczema Declared By Mother On Boy
A Shelter Island Heights mother reports her one year battle with eczema in her son. After three doctors failed, she used Cuticura remedies and claims full cure in two months. She says the boy recovered completely and became as fair as other children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelter Island Heights
N. Y
Unable to provide proper title from provided text
Patient recounts severe sciatic rheumatism and visit to Electropathic Institute at 507 Penn Avenue Omaha Nebraska. Describes relief after treatment and declares cure from condition.
Testimonial on Cure For Skin Disease by Coticula Remedies
A reader reports long years of skin disease ending after using a Coticula remedy set. The testimonial says the condition cleared completely and credits the treatment for a dramatic improvement. The message includes the name Mary McCarthy and address 74 New York Ave Ogdensburg NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCarthy
New York Ave
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Differing Rheumatic Ailments and Dr Davis Returns
The article distinguishes rheumatism from gout and other conditions, noting rheumatic heart effects and kidney involvement. It highlights rheumatic dyscrasia, symptoms in knuckles and heels, and misdiagnoses for sciatic pain. Dr Davis returns from vacation to chair at the Electro pathic Institute with continued low rates and broad treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Electropathic Institute
L. G. Davis
Etal Atail
Gr. U
Cural Blood Purifiers and Skin Remedies Ad
An ad promotes CURA REMED Skin Cures and Blood Purifiers for cleansing blood and healing skin. It touts Cuticura as a great Skin Cure and Curicura Scar as Skin Beautifier, claiming cures for various skin conditions. Sold nationwide by the Porren Drug and Chemical Corporation of Boston with a request for the booklet How to Cure Skin Diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
ROAR
Porren Drug and Chemical Corporation
Boston
Bank Advertisement and Novelty Shop Listings at City Center
An old newspaper snippet advertises Capital of 100000 and Surplus of 75000 with deposits from 1 dollar, interest at 4 percent. It also notes Ts Ser James H Aiken Co s novelties in men s fine neckwear located at 100 Fifth Ave.
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Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue
James H. Aiken & Co
Fifth Ave
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Builders’ Exchange School
Bricklayers’ School
Bricklayers’ School of the
Seventh Street
Exe
Bricklayers’ Association
Rckrch
George Hodges
Keee - Jos, Honne & Co
Svenue
Em. P
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company
Cor. Grant and Diamond Brijects
SiLe
James H. Argeen & Co
Gourley
Recorder Bruce
Sir Edwin Arnold
Mr. Spencer
Nov
R&gr
Auromaticora Co
Micwart P. Huston
Michael P. Foston
Market St
Lrand Opera House
Marie Wainwright
Henry Miller
Amy Robsart
Sallie
Frank Daniels
WM. H. Crane
Senator
By Jone
Chas. A. Gardner
Captain Karl
Robert Mantell
Healvin Theater
Charles L. Davis
Atie Crest
Clara Morris
Sardou’s S
Odette
Fanny Rice
Carnegie Music Hall
Annie M. Scott
John R. Scott
Ross’ Music Store
Arry Williams’ Academy
Williams & Obr
Meteors
Arry Davis
Ris Avenue
Theate Ella Ewing
ARRIS
Little, Str Penn Avenue
Cactus Blood Cure
Joseph Fleming
50N
Self-Its
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Epps
Neil Monte Arm
Leaton
Cutiura
D. W. Spencer
Jane Landst
David W. Stenete
Omana
A. Moreland Coun
Tingis
Penn Avents
Bernard E. Arons
Real Estate Savings Bank, Lim
Lectiomithc
Ocean
Astrakhan
Burgoon
Ohio Street
Allegheny
DRE
J. A. Burgoon
Oniost
Allegheny City
Mak Kris Bureet
Chessman Optical CO
Federal
Okees
Oorvmoet
WM. E. Stieren
Optician
Ocsltrs
Pickerings,or
Tenth St
Penn Ave
Wright
Conradi Friedman
Kaufmanns
Smithfield St
Bisque
Fleming
JOS. Fleming & Son
Assu
Phim
Onealogue
W. A. Bunting
Cor. Markat At
Penn Building
Pivtaburg
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