Jail Food Dispute Tied to Marsh and McIntosh Case
Mrs Jennie Marsh and James McIntosh, jailed in the county facility on Smreeny charges tied to estate administrator Harry Fehl, arrived from New York under detectives Sol Coulson and Robert Robinson. Marsh hints at disclosures at trial while police praise their cunning in custody, and county official Weir dismisses any forthcoming statements as material to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Marsh
James McIntosh
Smreeny
Harry Fehl
Gamble Weir
New York
Sol Coulson
Robert Robinson
Richmond County
N. Y
Marsh
McIntosh
Coulson
Gamble
Mr. Weir
Widener Praises The Dispatch On Trolley Attitude
P A B Widener, returning to Chicago for a World's Fair dedicatory meeting, lauded The Dispatch for its stance on trolley uses and abuses. He noted Pittsburg’s ongoing busyness and refrained from detailed comments, citing accidents as largely due to individuals' carelessness rather than system flaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. B. Widener
Chicago
Committee On
Pittsburg
Allegheny circle of LL. C. reorganizes with 16 members
The Allegheny circle of the LL. C. met at Miss H. B. Kerr home on North avenue with 16 members. Officers elected include President Rev. H. McCormick D. D. Vice President A. W. Boyd Secretary and Treasurer Elmer Heckman and Prof. McClennehan of the U. P. Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Circle of
LL. C
H. B. Kerr
North Avenue
Allegheny
8. McCormick
D. D
A. W. Boyd
Elmer Heckman
McClennehan
U. P. Theological Seminary
Barber in Trouble Before Alderman Reilly
Conrad Dippel appeared for a hearing before Alderman Reilly on a Sunday shaving charge. George H. Trishler of Pittsboro Lodge No. 1, National Barbers' Association filed the information. Reilly set a 4 o'clock decision time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Dippel
Alderman Reilly
George H. Trishler
Pittsboro Lodge
National Barbers’ Association
Squire Reilly
Beck's Run Man Held After Robbery Hearing
James McGabe of Beck's Run was arrested by Detective Corrigan last Tuesday for a robbery against John Macannally on Saturday night. McGabe appeared before Judge Succop yesterday evening and was proven to be part of the taking. He is held for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGabe
Beck
Corrigan
John Macannally
Succop
McGabe
Fuom Maccannally
Arrest for Not Paying Car Fare Arrested by Officer Kisch
Officer Kisch removed Jobn Naley of Birmingham from car No. 10 at Lake Erie station and escorted him to Mt. Washington police station after Naley failed to pay his fare. The conductor pressed the charge and the arrest faced some trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kisch
Jobn Naley
Birmingham
Lake Erie
Mt. Washington
Naley
National War Museum planned in Philadelphia site chosen
The Loyal Legion backs a $300000 National War Museum to house relics of the Civil War era. Colonel S Bonnafou visits Philadelphia to promote funding as subscriptions reach about $60900. The project envisions a war library and a headquarters for allied military groups with donations from Pennsylvania and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Bonnafou
Philadelphia
National War Museum
Loyal Legion
Bonnafon
Pennsylvania
Flest
New York
Washington
Church Women Meet to Discuss Mission Work in U P Church
The semi annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Monongahela Presbytery of the United Presbyterian Church convened at St Clair Church. Delegates heard reports and lectures on U P missions including Egypt and India and 136 delegates attended with fourteen elected to the Western group meeting in Omaha next May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Monongahela
W. J. Reid
Egypt
Omaha
Society
Tenth United Presbyterian Church
Wylie Avenue
Scholarly Exhibit Aims for Pittsburg at World’s Fair 1903
Mrs Van Wagoner of Pittsburg visits Harrisburg to coordinate with other districts on school exhibits for the Great Exposition of 1903. Space is limited and no commitments are yet made. The plan calls for showing paintings, needlework, drawings, architectural models, miniature high school works, and samples from every child’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
van Wagoner
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pittaba
New York Claimant Seeks Heirship in Mollinger Estate
A nephew in New York has filed a claim to the estate of the late Father Mollinger. Register Conner awaits proof of relationship to establish his right as heir. The would be claimant cites his mother as the priest’s sister and says she told him of potential share if he survived the uncle. He asks about any will and the status of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maresh
McIntosh
Father Mollinger
Conner
James Miller
New York
Enid
Two Allegheny Boys Victims In Wagon Strap Accident
Trevo Gramkin and Charles Wright were dragged by a wagon strap iron on Washington Avenue. Both suffered serious injuries with Gramkin having a broken leg and arm and severe body wounds. Wright was cut but not seriously hurt. They were sent home on Walnut Street. Gramkin’s condition is critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevo Gramkin
Charles Wright
Washington Aevenue
Gramkin
Wright
Walnut Street
Woman Catches Thief After Attempted Larceny
Joseph Mack visited Mrs. McCormick at 212 Carson Street seeking a room. He was found upstairs packing clothes and fled downstairs. Mrs. McCormick pursued and detained him until Constable Wall arrived. Mack was bound over for court on larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mack
Trouble in Randall Club Settled and Members Meet
The Randall Club resolved its dispute over nearly $1,000 advanced by ex President Weixel after a suit was filed. Trustees Foley and Bellman resigned. John O Neill vacancy filled by Iams, Wallace, and Scott. The club plans to attend a West Virginia Democratic reunion and to welcome visiting tariff students from Wheeling. A finance committee was formed and a late gathering celebrated the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Club
Weixel
T. K Foley
Samuel P. Bellman
John O'Neil
F. P. Iams
James H. Wallace
Charles P. Scott
Democratic Committee
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia
W. L. Wilson Tariff
Wheeling
W. Vs
Baltimore and Ohio
Allegheny General Republican Club Forms In Allegheny
The Allegheny General Republican Club met at Gregg's Hall Allegheny last night and formed a new organization temporary officers named H H Mohler president E C Upperman secretary and Fred Goet t man treasurer Membership rose to 120 and plans include a club house and a permanent structure modeled after the Tariff Club Gripp county chairman and S Miller spoke to the group and aided formation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny General Republican Club
Gregg’s Hall
Allegheny
H. H. Mohler
E. C. Upperman
Fred Goettman
Tariff Club
Gripp
Secre W. Miller
Baker ballot law seen as guide for visitors
The article argues the Baker ballot law provides visitors from across the state with a clear chance to obtain useful information while exercising their rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Paying for Their Own Votes at County Tax Office
Citizens flood the delinquent tax office as voters rush to pay county taxes to secure ballots for the presidential election. Daily totals rise from 250 to around 400, with crowds expected to swell tonight and tomorrow. Officials note politicians abandoning paid taxes for supporters and hint at abolishing the occupation tax in a state conference report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
State
Republicans Court Public Sentiment With Vigilance Committees
Republican leaders say steady gatherings at headquarters and district vigilance committees in Braddock and Rankin towns aim to gauge real sentiment before election day. Ward meetings and ward schoolhouse sessions are scheduled, while efforts in McKeesport and South Side voting schools are highlighted as beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Miller
Republican County Committee
Braddock
Township
Rankin Borough
Eleventh Ward
Republican Club
McKeesport
Beaver County Farmer Builds a 22-Inch Gauge Miniature Locomotive
H Merriman of Hopewell township Beaver county spent seven years constructing a full scale miniature locomotive. The 11 foot long eight wheeler uses a 170 psi boiler, 6 horsepower, and 19 inch driver. He built tools, forge, and all parts himself after a 1885 start. a fire damaged his workshop and destroyed tools and $1300 of the engine, yet he completed the project last week to exhibit at the Pittsburg and Lake Erie depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Merriman
Hopewell Township
Beaver County
Merriman
Woodlawn Station
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Anxious crowd attends MecGarey ballot law school
The voting school opened by Alderman MecGarey at Carson and Eighteenth streets drew a crowded audience from opening to close. Attendees asked many questions about the ballot law and learned how mistakes are detected and corrected after every 25 to 30 votes. The program will run each evening to teach Southsiders how to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecGarey
Carson
Eighteenth Streets
Many New Citizens Naturalized by Judge Buffington
Judge Buffington naturalized about 200 men yesterday and more applicants may be heard today. This was the last day to file votes in the upcoming election at the United States Court. Judge Arlington commended the orderly and intelligent appearance of the applicants. In a meeting of the James F Richards Republican Club in the Excelsoir clubrooms at 583 Fifth Avenue officers were elected: B F Call president and captain Robert Reed vice president J J O Hanlon secretary E E Beck treasurer John Ginley first lieutenant Joseph Jones second lieutenant. The club will field 100 members for the Southside parade on Saturday night October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffington
United States Court
Arlington
James F. Richards
Republican Club
Excelsior
Fifth Avenue
B. F. Call
Robert Reed
J. J. O'Hanlon
E. E. Beck
John Ginley
Joseph Jones
Democratic colored orator Walter 8 Brown invited to speak
Walter 8. Brown of the Thirteenth ward has been invited by the Fayette County Committee to speak in Connellsville next week. Democratic clubs plan extra appearances in Fayette and Allegheny counties over the next three weeks and a Washington county group asks him to stump among colored voters there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 8. Brown
Thirteenth Ward
Fayette County
Connellsville
Brown
Fayette
Allegheny
Washington County
Quay Plans Pittsburg Visit Amid Congressional Contest
Senator Quay is set to return from the East to Pittsburg next week and will consult with local leaders on the congressional contest in the surrounding districts. He is expected to meet with officials to discuss strategy and candidate standings amid the regional race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Pittsburg
Senator Quay
Fourteenth Ward Club Meeting for Uniform Issue
The Fourteenth Ward Harrison and Reid Club will meet at 7 30 this evening at the entrance to Schenley Park. A full turnout is desired as new uniforms will be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison and Reid Club
Schenley Park
Homestead Tensions Persist as Soldiers Stay On Duty
Disturbances at Homestead prompt deputy sheriffs to protect non union workers. Charles Shotsky killed in mill machinery. three more treason arrests bail set at 10000. Advisory board members and plant officials discuss costs and operations while the State Board of Agriculture cancels the fat stock show due to iron shortages from the Carnegie strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Fifth Avenue
City Farm Station
Wiley
Colonel Hulings
Pittsburg
Greenland
Hulings
Potter
W. J. Roberts
W. L. McConegy
George W. Sarver
Mr. Roberts
Adam Walfartt
Jacob Pletsch
Stephen Bauer
John H. Best
Hugh Gaytor
James MecCarina
McConegly
A. C. Ackard
George Jacobs
W. W. McLaughlin
Sarver
State Board of Agriculture
Carnegie
WealthyPoles to Fund Polish Relief in U S
Professor Emil Habdank Dunikowski arrives at the Monongahela House to report on Polish immigrant needs. He cites a potential fund exceeding $1,000,000 to aid poor countrymen in the United States, with disbursement to be determined by U S authorities after case by case inquiry. A mass meeting at Polish Hall tonight will hear from him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Emil Habdank Dunikowski
Temberg University
Poland
Monongahela House
Chamber of Deputies
Dunikowski
Committee to survey railroad aid for River avenue paving
The Allegheny sub Committee on Streets and Sewers met last night and appointed Mesara Lowe Einstein and Oliver to approach the Pittsburg and Western Railroad Company to determine its plans for repaving River avenue above the Sixth street bridge. Contracts recommended to Thomas Carson include a sewer on Franklin street for 342 50 and paving La Monte street for 1 037.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny sub-Committee On
Mesara
Lowe
Einstein
Oliver
Pittsburg and Western Railroad Company
River Avenue
Sixth Street
Thomas Carson
Franklin Street
la Monte Street
Ohio Street
Mr Frick Reunites With Striking Braddock Workers
Carnegie Steel chairman H C Frick visited Braddock and met strikers Henry McGarry and James Curlay by the Braddock Avenue bank. Superintendent Schwab observed and introduced the men, leading to a cordial handshake. McGarry reportedly refused a £5000 offer to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Frick
Carnegie Steel Company
Braddock
Braddock Avenue
Mr. Frick
Henry McGarry
James Curlay
Frick
Schwab
Edgar Thompson Steel Works
Braddock National Bank
McGarry
Prisoner Faces Larceny Charge in Homestead Case
Policeman James Wall of Homestead was arraigned before Alderman Masters on larceny allegations by D. C. Reed. Reed said Wall stole a watch and chain from him while in the lock-up after a prior arrest with Reed and Smith. Magistrate Kuhn heard Reed’s claim and discharged the other man. decision withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wall
Homestead
Mo. Masters
D. C. Reed
Reed
Smith
Wall
Kuhn
Farewell Reception For Rev V Wilson In East End
After prayer meeting last night members of Emery M E Church East End Shady Avenue gave Rev V Wilson and wife a farewell reception A purse of 100 and many valuable presents were given the minister and his wife Rev Wilson goes to Olean NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery M. E. Church
Shady Avenue
East End
Delp and Bell Bed Prices Quick Sellout
Delp and Bell advertise a bed priced at 25 dollars, with fast sale advised and customers urged to call early to place orders.
Bargains in Chamber and Parlor Suites Offered
Delp and Bell advertise chamber and parlor suite bargains at their store located at 15 Federal Street Allegheny offering value in home furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B
Fifth Avenue Residents Favor High School Over Market House
Fifth avenue neighborhood residents express strong support for transferring the market house property to the High School. They plan a public meeting to push a petition to Councils, urging the market property be given to the school, while Chief Brown gains local goodwill and Chief Bigelow’s stance is watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue Market House
Brown
HUGUS AND HAGKE ANNOUNCE NEW FLANNEL LINES
The store promotes Printed French Flannels in white and colored varieties with embroidery, priced 65c to 3.00 a yard. Flannelettes offer over 100 styles at 12 1 4c to 4c a yard. Eider Flannels come in complete color assortments and the Linen Department showcases D olives linens and related damask items with hand-worked pieces and moderate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eider
Mercer Jail Escape Suspect Sought in Police Telegram
A telegram from Mercer County Sheriff A H Burnet asks officers to locate Joseph Lewis a 22 year old Russian who escaped Mercer jail at 3 pm yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Burnet
Mercer
Joseph Lewis
County Commissioners to Open Polling Booths This Afternoon
County Commissioners will visit this afternoon to arrange polling booths giving voters a chance to see the working of the system. The event aims to facilitate on site observation and smooth operation for the upcoming election.
Pennsylvania Railroad Excursion To Rhododendron Park October Ride
The passenger department announces the annual Actamn excursion to Rhododendron Park on Saturday October 8. Depart Union Station Pittsburg at 8 10 with a special train stopping through Shadyside East Liberty Wilkinsburg Braddock Turtle Creek and other points. Round trip fares apply from Pittsburg with return privileges until October inclusive and a top off option at Altoona on return. The train will depart for return by 4 PM and offers autumn foliage views along the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Actamn
Rhododendron Park
Union Station
Pittsburg
de Meyere
Shadyside
East Liberty
Wilkinsburo
Braddock
Turtle Creek
Altoona
Aoe
Mto Pp.m
Na Tor An Rm
Underwear department offers full selection and low prices
A retailer touts a large stock of leading underwear brands bought direct from manufacturers for cash. By cutting middlemen profits and charging only a small maker’s margin, the store promises advantageous selection and prices for ladies and children, urging readers to recall yesterday’s pitches.
Merino Garment Prices Listed with Wool Content
An advertisement lists White Merino and Brown Merino garments with varied wool content and prices. White Merino ranges from one fourth to three fourths wool from 1.25 to 2.00 per garment. Brown Merino offers one third to two thirds wool options at 1.50 to 2.50 per garment. Good Gray Merino priced at soc per gar.
Wool undergarments offered at low prices in sale
Wool garments in stock include pure wool at 2.75 per garment natural wool 75c to 2 per garment natural regular made 2 to 2.50 per garment mixed camel hair and wool underwear 1.50 to 2 heavy ribbed Balbriggan 1.25 per suit plain Balbriggan 1.50 to 2 per garment. More items at lowest possible prices plus complete lines available.
Celebrated underwear advertised as exclusive in select cities
Fine hand made underwear sold only by us in these cities offers four weights of White Merino three weights of fancy Merino and various Fall and Winter Natural Wool Silk-and-Wool and Pure Silk options. Includes Cartwright Warner Morley Co Bre telle lines with 12 16 and 20 thread Pure Silk. Buy now to wear proper weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartwright & Warner
Morley & Co
Bretelle
Men’s Fraif-frose and Wool Socks Sale Prices Listed
Gray wool 25c black cashmere 35c colored merino 25c 35c natural wool plain and fancy merino from 50c to 3 dollars a pair steady stock of English socks available priced by type and finish.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Marsh and
J. G Weir
Cc. L. 8. C. Reorganized
United Presbyterians
Sentimen
Lear
Wiley and Hulings Return
Chas, Shotley
Uncle Sam
Pittsburg and Western
Delp & Bell
Bargoainaein Furniture
Wand
Federal St
Simen’s
Globe
Paris
Opera
London
Picidilla
G. D. Simen
Ohio ST
Allegheny, PA
Hugus
Hagke
Roberts & Sond
ART Department
Red Room
Trallaneign Real
Sevies
Dresden
Bare China
Doulten
Crown Derby
Royal Cee
Herlin An
Vienna
ONYX
Police
Carenke
Cor, Fifth Ave and
Market ST
Penn Ave
Allen Solly & CO
JOS. Horne & CO
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