Czar to Start for Berlin Amid Security Concerns
Reports from Potsdam say the Czar will depart for Berlin on Thursday traveling Kiel Oldersloe and Schwarsbeck en route. Precautions rise as secret police and Russian troops tighten guards while Prince Bismarck may soon meet the Czar to discuss European affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredensbourg
Potsdam
Foreign Office
Berlin
Kiel
Oldersloe
Schwarsbeck
M. Schirinkine
Prince Bismarck
Moscow
Bulgaria
Vienna Fremdenblatt
Ferdinand
Vienna
Prince Bik
Russia
Armenia
Stockholders Reorganize Bank Under Old Charter
The stockholders of the new Manufacturers' Bank Southside yesterday re organized under the charter of the old Farmers Bank, continuing operations with the same assets and leadership in a name change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Manufacturers’ Bank
Southside
Resignation Tied to Payoff in 26th District
Oswego Ny October 5 The resignation of Congressman Nutting is said to be in the Governor s hands The plot allegedly centers on General John N Knapp and John H Vancamp who arrange to have Mr Payne replace Nutting if the salary Nutting would have earned is reimbursed The amount cited is 7500 with 1500 pledged by Payne and support from the Republican State Committee A special election to fill the seat is expected on the general election day next month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diapatcil Osweco
Nutting
Nuttin
Eutala Penbian
John N. Knapp
Auburn
John H. Vancamp
Babe Ageeek Congressasn Seronoe
Aubert
Payne Tor
Payne
Republican State Committee
Twenty-sixth
Oswego
Cayuga
Wayne
Irish Message Reveals Armstrong Brother Found in Montreal
Intelligence reported in the city last evening that William Armstrong brother of Frank Armstrong coal man of Pittsburg had been located in Montreal. He had disappeared about three weeks earlier near Camden while under medical care for temporary mental aberration. A search failed until a Dungannon Ireland message identified him in Montreal, with a $2 purse and aid from the Young Men's Christian Association. A cable to Pittsburg confirmed his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Armstrong
Frank Armstrong
Pittsburg
Montreal
Armstrong
Camden
Dungannon
Ireland
Young Men’s Cristian Association
Ara A
Armstrongs
Fourteen year old killed after street fight with girls
Julia O Connor aged 14 of East Sixteenth Street died at New York Hospital from head and spine injuries after a July 17 street quarrel with Maggie Miller and four other girls. Witnesses describe a mob assault on a sidewalk near Avenue B and Seventeenth Street.
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New York
Julia O'Connor
East Sixteenth Street
New York Hospital
Maggie Miller
Catholic Protectory
Et Sfrest
Julis Kelly
Nellie
Katie Reagan
Mamie McMahon
O'Connor
They Want Their Legacies
George B. Lawton of East Orange was arrested in Newark and jailed on $48,000 bail. He was executor of Jane Mall estate who died in 1879 leaving $193,000 to eight children. he allegedly failed to pay bequests and disappeared, returning to Orange recently. The bail reflects one heir Jennie Mull Allain’s claimed share.
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Newark
N. J
George B. Lawton
East Orange
Essex County
Lawton
Jane Mall
Orange
Jennie Mull Allain
Daniel Sexman Real Estate Broker Dies in Asphyxiation
Distaron New York October 5 Daniel M Sexman well known real estate auctioneer and broker and member of the Real Estate Exchange died at his home early this morning of asphyxiation by illuminating gas heart disease may have hastened the event He was 52 years old and had long carried a cap with his name and address for emergencies Reflective note on his health and sudden death.
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Distaron
New York
Daniel M. Sexman
Real Estate Exchange
Seaman
Labor consolidation pact signed for federation in Omana
An agreement is signed by the joint committee of the Locomotive Engineers and Firemen for federation of the Brotherhood of Engineers and Firemen, Knights of Labor Switchmen's Mutual Aid Association and Brotherhood of Railway Brakemen. The articles will be submitted to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers at the Denver meeting on October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana
Nes
Brotherhood of Engineers and Firemen
Knights of Labor Switchmen’s Mutual Aid Association
Brotherhood of Railway Brakemen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Eres
Denver
Captain David Cook Dies After Friday Hop
Special Telegram reports Captain David Cook Assistant Quartermaster of the Davids Island post died suddenly after dancing at a hop Friday night Heart disease is blamed in New York October 5 dispatch.
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Distatch
New York
David Cook
David's Island
McCormick Machine Co Wins Grand Prix at Paris Expo
Paris dated September 30 reports Chicago’s McCormick Machine Company awarded the Grand Prix, the expo’s top prize, at the Paris Exposition. The note celebrates Chicago as the home of McCormick and praises the company as king of the harvest fields, highlighting pride in the 1892 World’s Fair connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
McCormick Sane Machine Company
Chicago
McCormick
Chicsgo
Outrage at Hamburg Farm Sparks Arrests
Reading dispatches report Eva Rebecca Strasser, 17, victim of an alleged early morning assault at a Hamburg area home. Suspects Wilson Rubright and Monroe Kershner were arrested with farmer Adam Shappell after the girl swore out warrants. all three posted bail.
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Distatch
Eva Rebecca Strasser
Adam Shappell
Hamburg
Wilson Rubright
Monroe Kershner
Rubright
Kershner
Kramer
Aburg
Farmer Shappell
Rabright
Stowaway Italian Youth Foiled by Ship Captain
A Palermo youth named Giuseppe Lese hid in the Sean Fell’s hold and revealed himself to Captain Stanhope en route to New York. Treasury authorities ordered his return, but the ship later traveled to Savannah and the captain produced ship papers claiming him as a seaman, allowing him to disembark unseen.
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New York
United States
Treasury Department
Sean
Palermo
Stanhope
Erhardt
Chan Ce
Iuseppe
Count De Vermont Owes No Account After Cashing $30 Check
Ottawa reports a self-styled Count De Vermont who gained social access through Civil Service figures and a Montreal Gazette editor. He cashed a $30 self drawn check at a New York bank, stayed at the Russell House, and disappeared with baggage unset. The check was later returned marked No account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Count de Vermont
White
Montreal Gazette
Griffin
Decelles
Garfield National Bank
New York City
Russell House
Bank of Montreal
New York
Young Woman Remanded to Danville Asylum After Religious Frenzy
Miss Hattie Bartlett of West Pittston, a well known local girl, was removed to the Danville State Asylum for the Insane after becoming violently fixated on religion. Following revival meetings led by Evangelist Yotman she sought escape by climbing trees and entering tall buildings. She accused her parents of deviltry and refused to live with them, insisting she must be free from worldly contamination.
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Wilkesbaree
Hattie Bartlett
West Pittston
State Asylum For the
Danville
Evangelist Yotman
Miss Bartlett
William Thaw Estate Debtors Notified in Probate
Legal notice states representatives of the estate of the late philanthropist William Thaw will collect all amounts due. Rumors alleged beneficiaries who borrowed from Thaw may be asked to repay. One administrator replied simply, We shall collect every dollar we can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thaw
Thaw
Defamation charge filed against Jacob Armstrong
Michael Dean filed a information before Alderman Porter alleging Jacob Armstrong of Thirty sixth and Charlotta streets defamed his children's character. Armstrong has seven children. one daughter lies in West Penn Hospital in a dangerous condition due to the hard work she was forced to do. The case is set for next Tuesday with bail provided for the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Dean
Porter
Jacob Armstrong
Thirty-sixth
Charlotta
Armstrong
West Penn Hospital
Coroner Inquest Into Cable Car Death Finds Carelessness
A coroner's inquest into Ulrich's death after a cable car collision on Thirty third Street returned a verdict of carelessness with no blame on gripman J J. The deceased's relative George was released after the verdict was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulrich
Thirty-third Street
Cea
Knights Templar Parade to Highlight Washington Festivities
Washington readies a grand Knights Templar parade on October 8 with wheelmen as a feature. Ladies may ride bikes decorated with lanterns while officials plan illumination for the Logan mansion and grand stands along the march route.
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Wasnireror
Knights Templar
Washington
Mes
Logan
John A. Logan
Ebbe
Logan Mansion
Calumet Place
Treasury Department
Treasury
Gas Line Construction Expands City Network
Last summer about 150 miles of natural gas pipe were laid with expenditures surpassing $400,000. The project increased pipe installations citywide and highlighted growing demand for Sage pipes and related natural gas infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Emand
Mistake Corrected Inhouse Claim Involving Mrs Schroyer
Mrs M M Schroyer of 199 Second Avenue denies Kate Clark and Madge Castleton were found in her home. She states the two were taken from a location on First Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Schroyer
Second Avenue
Kate Clark
Madge Castleton
First Avenue
Priest Boyle Convicted of Criminal Assault in North Carolina
Raeiau October 5. Father Boyle, a Catholic priest, was found guilty of criminal assault on Miss Geneva Whitaker for a May crime. The defense storyline contrasted bruises and cries with the priest’s denials. The jury deliberated three hours before returning the verdict.
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Raeiau
N. C
Father Boyle
Geneva Whitaker
Boyle
Neuilee
Icutor Argo
Geneva
Erdness
North Carolina
Charles Young
Armfield
Parade plans for Armstrong Monumental Association event
The Executive Committee selected a park site in Allegheny Park near Marion Avenue and Ohio Street for the monument and approved the choice. William Weibe is named chief marshal, with miles Humphries as orator and D B Sturgeon as program chair. Massed brass bands will lead the Thanksgiving Day demonstrations with special railroad rate talks underway.
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Thomas A. Armstrong Monumental Association
Amalgamated Association
D. B. Sturgeon
Allegheny Park
Marion Avenue
Ohio Street
William Weibe
Ton
Monumental Association
Miles 8. Humphries
Pittsburg Railroad Association
C. H. W. Ruhe
Bills Still Presenting Delays Plague Pittsburg Relief Committee
The Pittsburg Relief Committee reports over $400,000 moved to the General Fund of the Johnstown Flood Commission with only funds kept for small contingent bills. New bills appear daily and are paid at meetings, prompting public discontent over long withholding. Final accounting to the public is anticipated, while Governor Beaver’s offer to cover tool costs for returning $125,000 remains under review.
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W. R. Thompson
Johnstown
Pittsburg Relief Committee
Beaver
Relief Committee
Doughty Again
B Mclean a former clerk in Alderman Doughty s office had the alderman arrested Friday night for disorderly conduct He claims Doughty called vile names while they were drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Mclean
Alderman Doughty
Doughty
Gusky's Big Sale Promises Big Savings for Shoppers
A money-conscious man proclaims the value of Gusky's sale. He highlights buying a suit for $10 elsewhere versus $8 at Gusky's and an overcoat for $9 elsewhere versus $7 at Gusky's while noting savings on higher priced items. The sale begins tomorrow inviting all to save.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusky
Gusky’s
New Seal Garment Repair by C A Surrey & Co.
A. Smiley & Co expands with a busy season and a dedicated seal garment repair department attracting praise for quality. The firm emphasizes custom made items, perfect fit, and affordability, urging ladies to choose their services for fur repairs or new wraps at 28 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Smiley & Co
Sue
C. A. Surrey & Co
Fifth Avenue
Hats and classes at Smiley Co and dancing academy postponement
An advertisement notes new hat shapes at C. A. Smiley & Co and urges readers to shop for hats. Thyme's Dancing Academy will postpone classes for one week due to a family accident death, with deliveries promised from Smiley & Co and neighboring retailers offering various hat specials and sizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thyme
Equal Rights Sought as Diocese Admission Tied to Creed Controversy
At the Episcopal Triennial Convention Colorado sought diocese recognition amid debate over equal rights for colored clergy. The House of Deputies considered Colorado’s canonical admission. a movement to require Nicene Creed readings faced opposition from Bishop Hoyt and others who argued the creed is a Roman instrument not binding in American church life. The session also discussed provincial division of church territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Triennial Convention
Buntington
Grace Church
House of Deputies
Paulus Moore
Paulus Color
Cape Paimas
Huntington
Hankel
Kong
Oregon
Colorado
Goodwin
Heame
House of Bishops
House
Vaulx
Arkansas
National Church of
Rome
England
RE. A. Holland
Missouri
Man Threatens Exposure Over Vicious Notice
Mr. George B. Roesler of 1822 Sarah Street Southside reports receiving an irritating notice from White Cans. He says the act caused annoyance and trouble, vows to expose the responsible party at the proper time, and warns against any further action or reception. The two underscored words are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Roesler
Sarah Street
Southside
Dispatch
Delegates Named for Democratic Society Convention
The list of delegates chosen to represent the unterri fied at the Democratic societies convention in Philadelphia on the 15th includes D. J. Boyle Dr. C. C. Wilite J. M. Guffy W. J. Brennan G. T. Rafferty P. Foley J. W. Giles E. B. Kennedy Thomas Mallin Edward Fox James Fox Peter Carr William Sterling and B. McKenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Societies
Philadelphia
D.J. Boyle
C. C. Wiilte
J. M. Guffy
W. J. Brennan
G. T. Rafferty
P. Foley
J. W. Giles
E. 8. Kennedy
Thomas Mallin
Edward Fox
James Fox
Peter Carr
William Sterling
B. McKenna
Smiley & Co. Advertise City Business in Gentlemen’s Manner
A fragment notes C. A. Smiley & Co. asan of this city in gentleman's te. The text hints at a business notice or advertisement without complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Smiley & Co. Asan
Gentleman's
Plusburgers Win Gold Medal at Paris Exposition
E Dunlap & Co of New York announces Plusburgers awarded the gold medal at the Paris Exposition for excellence in gentlemen’s data. GCA Surmer & Co., Pittsburgh agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Dunlap &Co
New York
GCA
Surmer & Co
Pitsburg
Trades Council Meets For Brewers Union Directory
The Central Trades Council met with wide attendance led by Joseph L. Evans. New delegates included Louis Lepper D A T Elmer Bailie Armor Lodge and others. They discussed the Dolan barrel maker non union hire case and Brewers Association talks while a census directory of unions was proposed by Samuel Gompers. John Ebman filled the vacancy on the Executive Board. A circular urged federal unions and was placed on file.
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Central Trades Council
Joseph L. Evans
Louis Lepper
Typographia No
Elmer E. Bailie
Armor Lodge
A. A
EL. and 8. W., Homestead, D. ©, Mcintosh, P Asociation No. 57, BR. B. Consuly
Dolan
Brewers’ Scale
Brewers’ Association
Committees of Trades Council and Bros
Fred Aschelman
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Whitney plans new corporation with 250000 capital
Se yog r Whitney to be among incorporators announces creation of a new company with a 250000 capital. The firm will occupy the second floor of a Title Company building on Fo avenue and will operate independently from Kies and other groups, with connections only to listed trusts and transfers. Founders include A. W. Mellon George J. Gorman John G. Holmer and George P. Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seyor Whitney
One and Title Company
Fo Avenue
Praelty Company Oil Kies Andeanel
Union Transfer and Trust
A. W. Mellon
George George J. Gorman
John G. Holmer
George P. Hamilton
Black Bart Believed to Have Left California Bandits Reach
Wells Fargo detectives think Black Bart the famed lone highwayman has left California for Chin or Australian colonies. Bart's last haul after Camptonville robbery was about $200, and he once stole more valuable express consignments. He was captured in 1883, pleaded guilty, and served seven years. He reportedly read devotional works in San Quentin and never trusted fellow prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wells-Fargo
Black Bart
Californias
Chins
Bart
Camptonville
Express Ca
San Quentin
Great Scott Maria and the Cronin Juror Fear
A Chicago father jokes that his infant son should not read the daily paper for fear of journalistic coverage of the Cronin murder case. The mother asks why. The exchange suggests merit judges and public sentiment might influence future jurors as the Cronin case looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Scott
Maria
Chicago
Daily Paper
James
Tommy
Cronin
Best Gentlemen’s Shots from Smiley & Co.
A brisk notice promotes C. A. Smiley & Co. as offering a fine array of gentleman’s shots. The ad emphasizes quality and selection for discerning buyers seeking refined items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Smiley & Co
Local Store Advertises Monday Coat Sale
A fragment describes a Monday sale offering overcoats at 6 and a subsequent price drop at 12. It mentions a Series PO and references Geant and Daemendom opposite the new Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Stetsoe's Renewned Hats at L A Smiley & Co
Hat buyers are invited to visit L A Smiley & Co to purchase Stetsoe's renewed hats advertised in the notice. The ad promotes availability and urges customers to avail themselves of the new stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetsoe
L. A. Smiley & Co
Prison Transfer Of Mrs Hamilton From May's Landing To Trenton
Mrs. Robert Eay Hamilton was moved from May’s Landing to Trenton by a roundabout route to avoid publicity. The Sheriff and escort accompanied her under tense conditions arriving at 3:30 pm. She entered the New Jersey State Prison in a tailored dress and blue wrap, face veiled, and expressed gratitude to the Sheriff and his wife after being led to a cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eay Hamilton
Stancy
New Jersey
May's Landing
Trenton
Hamilton
Red Bank
Amboy
New Jersey Central
Bound Brook
Acita Tam
Johnson
Madden
Lee Patterson
Bee Prison
Henelf
Boney
Corpral Kelp Buried Amid Military Honors
Corpral Mishael Keefe of Company B is laid to rest after a period of military ceremony. The event honors his service as troops and community members attend the burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishael Keefe
Two of a Kind in Fort Wayne Train Mishap
Fr Wayne Hans Edgent fell under a smoke car at Superior the Ft Wayne yesterday and had his dag badly crushed. Jerry Collins also fell from a frei train on the Ft Wayne road in As terday, and had his foot and leg is married and lives on Sturgeon rect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Edgent
Superior
Ft. Wayne
Jerry Collins
Frei
Ft. Wayne Road
Asterday
Sturgeon Rect
Charles Schultz Departs City Owes Creditors
Charles Schultz, a waiter at Miller's on Fifth Avenue, abruptly left town. He borrowed five and ten dollars from many acquaintances last week, leaving several waiters out of pocket. It is believed Schultz returned to Germany, his country of origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schultz
Miller's
Fifth Avenue
Schults
Germmany
SuspectedElopment Involving John Carrington
John Carrington of Webster Avenue left yesterday for Wheeling claiming work there. A woman reported to Inspector McAleese that he and Ida Pete may be involved, asking for investigation as she fears for his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carrington
Webster Avenue
Wheeling
Mra
Ton
Inspector McAleese
Ida Pete Se
Presbyterian ministers doubt quoted Rev McCosh confession revision
Presbyterian ministers doubt the quoted wording of Dr. McCosh on revising the Confession of Faith. They are not inclined to endorse the ex-college president's ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCosh
Placing the Lights in the Tower Yesterday
Incandescent lights were installed in the tower to illuminate the four dials. The reconverted mechanism will render the clock hands visible at night.
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Europe
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Cararina
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Konigsberg
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Richter
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Great Knights Templar
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Gobin
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Order
Seeey Commandery
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Pension Building
Masonic Temple
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Armstrong Moveument
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