Adams County Republicans Form Advisory Committee
A prominent advisory committee of forty well known Republicans was named by Chairman Blair. The group includes John Hood, Thomas M Marshall, Thomas Mellon, and A. Ralph among others, with Ayres appointed vice chairman. Meetings planned in Pittsburg Allegheny and surrounding towns as party activity surges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Oakmont
Repubcan
Lewis Emery
Delamater
Tairraan Blas
Yexlercay
Gett.s
Harold Merce
Thirties D. Keller
Bh. A. McCtaug
Willem Kedwan
H.C Loree
Willow &. Pier
H. S. Ayres
Pireburg
Oames
Allegheny County
Tiemas M. Marshall
Thomas Mellon
E R. Lionehoo
Demard
Deanes E. Speer
Charles F. Sherr
George Y. Mekee
S Mething
W. & Pier
F. W. McKee
Pelties
Laverence Dilworth
Dilworth Brothers
B. Shea
J Floren & Co. M.&, Coctranix
Eagle Paint Works
Allegheny
C. C. Mellor
Mellor & Hoeh
Corey
Isaac Mills
R. B. Cogan
Melure
William Hednan
Braddock
H. C. Boggs
Percy F. Swith
Charles McKoight
W. J. T. Lamet
Sharpsburg
Campbell Stantonscompine
Hina
John Hood
AL S Ayres
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ralph
Patrson MK. Ayres
Poor
N.G. Ayres
Mapes
Womaniteno
Robert E Patton
Trelaweter
Pattison
Bisceti
Independent Republican
Tennsylvania
Clarmen Shiels
Www
R . Dateell
BV. Messier
Thowess Patterson
John C. Thompson
John T. Watson
DW. Radebaugh
Marcus Pfiaum
Jobe Campbell James Smith
Philip F. Simon
Ramtec Wilkinson
Charles Bonsall
J. P
Prohibitionist Committee Plans Grand Demonstration
The Prohibitionist County Executive Committee met yesterday afternoon to hear reports from committees. The General Committee announced a three grand demonstration with Colonel George W. Bain as principal speaker. A committee was formed to prepare an address to the people for Poulton candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibities
Coutacine
Cata Ee
George W. Bain
Poulton
Senator Delamater and party visit city and depart for Hotler
Senator Delamater and Severing Jonca visited the city yesterday and departed in the afternoon for Hotler. They were later joined by ex-Cheeket At S&S Graham and Benry Wepie of Philadelphia. details of the visit remain undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Delamater
Severing Jonca
Hotler
Democrats Claim 500 Republican Votes for Pattison
Clarion County lawyers gathered at Seventh Avenue Hotel as the Supreme Court day precedes. Judge Wilson and Major Reid predict Pattison will win by at least 1,400 in Clarion, with Patrick and A. Mccomb among observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion County
Supreme Court
Seventh Avenue
Theo
Wilson
B.J. Reid
John B. Patrick
Republican Gazette
A. Mctcomb
Pattison
Major Reid
Patrick
Delamater
Clarion
No Tax List Delays Aid Voters in Twelfth Ward Allegheny
A meeting in East street schoolhouse Allegheny to discuss fraud allegations in Stone Shiras case was postponed to next Tuesday. Meanwhile about 100 voters could not pay taxes due to a missing tax register in First precinct, leaving them disenfranchised as registration time has passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Street
Allegheny
Stone-Shiras
Allegheny Schools Appoint New Teachers and Build Costs
The Allegheny Board of School Controllers approved new hires including Miss M M Stoner Miss Loretta Dalzell Miss Mary Dickey and Miss Hattie Brown plus Miss Lillian M Gamber in the high school. They detailed the high school project costing 128000 41 with allocations for erection equipment property and expenses and proposed lectures and an extra drawing teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Board of School Controllers
Fifth Ward
M. M. Stoner
W. R. Douglass
Sixth
Loretta Dalzell
Etta Cochran
Mary Dickey
Elizabeth McCreery
Hattie Brown
Twelfth Ward
Lillian M. Gamber
Helle McElinuney
Latio
Cody
Young
Packard
Graham
Committee On Printing
Armour & Seer
Pittsburg
Wrary
Ohio Street
Dodds
Morrow
Eleventh Annual Mission Association Convention
The Eleventh Annual Convention of the American Inter Seminary Mission Association will run October 21 with day sessions at Fourth United Presbyterian Church Allegheny and night sessions at First Presbyterian Church Pittsburg. Notable speakers include Rev Wayland Hoyt D D Rev J L Hurlburt D D and Rev Y Purwis D D with additional addresses by Rev W H McMailien Rev D Arc Allater and Rev R A D D. Papers cover Bible circulation foreign missions frontier work and Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Inter-Seminary Mission Association
Ube
Fourth United Presbyterian Church
Montgomery Avenue
Arch Street
Allegheny
First Presbyterian Church
Wood Street
Pittsburg
Wayland Hoyt
Baptist
Minneapolis
J. L. Hurlburt
D. D
M. E
New York
Y. Purwis
Fresheres
W. H. McMailien
D. Arc- Allater
UW. DD
R.P
R. A
Springfield
Mass
Hartford
Mvone
McCormick
Morgan Park
Hampden-Sidney
Boston
Ater of
Africa
Praying and Watching on Neville Island Bridge Front
George H. Cole of Neville Island lost a valuable team when a ford crossing failed as river rose. The driver and wagon floated to a county bridge pier where a crash occurred and he disappeared. Workmen rescued him after a struggle. island residents urge bridge completion for safety and hope of a better life once finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Cole
Neville Island
Davis Island
Hfe
Reunion and Campfire for Fourteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry in Pittsburg
The Fourteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry held its ninth annual reunion in Lafayett Hall Lafayettes in Pittsburg with officers elected in the forenoon. In the afternoon veterans visited the Exposition and in the evening a campfire at Lafayette Hall featured addresses by numerous well known ex soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Pittsburg
Lafayett Hall
William Blakeley
J. Stockton Hohoonmaker
Joseph W. Hall
Thomas P. Walker
James S Mateer
J. Franklin Core
Lafayette Hall
Revising the Confession of Faith Committee Work
The Presbyterian Church revision committee met to organize and begin discussions yesterday. Permanent Chairman Rev William C Reperts led the session, but no substantive public progress was reported. work remains private until the meeting concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
William C. Reperts
D. D
Franklin Institute Awards Billiott Cresson Medal to Hammond Typewriter
The Franklin Institute in Philadelphia after months of review awarded its highest honor, the Billiott Cresson Medal, to the Hammond Typewriter, following assessment of competing models including the Remington Caligraph and Smith Premier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Billiott Cresson
Sickness Sours Rail Official, Brother Reveals
Charles C. Neereamer of the Pennsylvania Company engineering department has been dismissed amid alleged deficits blamed on ill health and overwork. His brother says the shortage was not criminal and that Neereamer may not live two months, with his mother in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Neereamer
Pennsylvania Company
Panhandle Road
Columbus
M. J. Becker
Michael Mulliens
H. W. Netreamer
Charles C. Netreamer
Becker
perelys_ maner
Neareamer
L. W. Neereamer
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Charles C, Neereamer
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Loui Railway Company
Charles C. Nesreamer
Jons E. Davidson
Neereamer
Sherman Avenue
Allegheny
Cincinnati
Charles
Arch Street
State Board of Pharmacy to Probe Incompetent Druggists
The State Board of Pharmacy met at the Monongahela House with President Alonzo Roberts and others from Philadelphia Lancaster Montrose Philadelphia and Allegheny. It will examine unregistered druggists and those facing complaints, with examinations for those deemed unskilled and possible retirement orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Pharmacy
Monongahela House
Alonzo Roberts
Philadelphia
H. H. Cochran
Lancaster
A. B. Burns
Montrose
A. J. Tafel
Piladelphia
F. H. Eggers
Allegheny
Cochran
Eluded the Lawyer How a Waynesburg Girl Gave Downey the Slip
Downey, a Waynesburg lawyer, traced his eloped daughter to Pittsburg with a jockey. Police shadowed them at the Keystone Hotel and Monongahela House as Downey and Greene County’s aged attorney searched for the pair. While he left to arrange arrests, the girl vanished through a side entrance and remained at large. The jockey continues the pursuit as authorities and family seek her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R F. Downey
Waynesburg
Pittsburg
Greene County
Keystone Hotel
Monongahela
Unfurled the Flag at Government Building Ceremony
The Dispatron notes the Government building stonework is completed and Inspector Pattison fulfilled his promise by unfurling the flag yesterday. Workers began removing the derricks, while a man suspended high on a stretch across Smithfield Street drew a crowd to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Smithfield Street
Brownstown Boy Seriously Injured In Sunday Fight
George Schiedel ten years old lies at home with a fractured skull after a stone allegedly thrown by Leopold Brethauer during a Sunday fight. Special Officer Corrigan arrested Brethauer and set bail at 4000 for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schiedel
Brownstown
Leopold Brethaver
Brethauer
Schiedel
Corrigan
Coroner Reveals Verdicts On Three Deaths
The coroner's jury found suicide while temporarily insane in the Ha Bechtel case. It also ruled accidental deaths for David Brown and William Bands in separate incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ha Bechtel
David Brown
William Bands
Public Works Committee Backs Street Improvement Ordinances
A long report outlines affirmative recommendations for numerous street openings and grades in Bloomfield and surrounding wards. A proposed bridge across Skunk Hollow near Ben Venue station faced scrutiny over costs estimated between 75 000 to 150 000 and was sent back with a negative recommendation, though it may be reconsidered. The document lists many specific street projects with details on openings, widenings, and paving across Blair, Helene, Laum, and dozens of avenues and alleys, plus a name change for Goward Alley to Goward Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Public Works
Disratca
Bloomfield
Skunk Hollow
Ben Venue Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Schenley Park
Carnegie Art Buildings
Hidge Street
Thirteenth Ward
Warren
Bloomfeld
Public Works Committee
Conneils
Halket Street
Fourteenth Ward
Almeda Street
Serond Avenue
Glenn Avenue
Blair Street
Woodlawn
Melancthion
Eddington
Homewood Avenue
Industry Street
Helena
Emerald
Henwick
Breed
South Thirteenth
South Fifteenth
Laum
Wilkins
Negley Avenues
Hays
Euclid
Negley Avevue
Fifty-third
Butler
Holmes
Robinson
Allequippa
Berthoud
Janilla
Wrile Avenue
Elba
Margaretta
Negley Avenue
Hebcces
Fiftty-Aith
Allegheny River
Webster
Roberts
Mercer
Fifty-fourth
McCandins
Rock and Lawn Streets
Hamlet
Maurice
St Clair
Jackson
Baum
Liberty
Uirpress
Spring Alley
Corey Alley
Old Run
Enn Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Denniston Avenue
Coral Street
Berlin Alley
Ring
Arabella Street
Shady Avenue
Howe Street
Plummer
Valley
Mifflin
Thirty-eighth
Denny
Thirtyninth
Ledile
Ridge
Bedford
Carnegie
Proposed New Roads and North Allegheny Ordinance Hearing
The Street Railway Committee debated the North Allegheny Company plan to build a line from near Observatory Hill to Ross township with a one year start and two year completion, and fare protections. Ordinances for the Pittsburg and Bellevue Fremont Street and Jackson Street lines were reported adversely. a lobbyist urged quashing the report, and the Pittsburg and Bellevue line was referred back while others were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Street Railway Committee
North Allegheny Company
Observatory Hill Road
Ross Township
Pittsburg
Bellovue
Fremont Street
Jackson Street
W. 8. Pier
Hellevues
James Hunter
Mishaps of a Day in Erie Area
A Erie express struck two tramps near Economy last night. One man from Philadelphia died instantly and his legs were severed. The other tramp from New York lost an arm and is not expected to live. A boy in Plumber alley was wounded by a tin shooter. A woman from Millvale was bruised in a buggy collision. An elderly man fell from the Duquesne theater and is not expected to live. A worker at Edgar Thomson Steel Works died after a five foot fall. A man crossing Penn avenue was struck by a cable car and injured. Another man had his leg crushed at Black Diamond Steel Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Express
Philadelphia
Twain
New York
Charlies Reimer
Charles Cane
Penn Avenue
Charles Hart
Black Diamond Steel Works
Not Too Late for Blacksnakes
John Shriber, a Butler county farmer on Morningside road, was in a wagon load of hay when a six foot blacksnake coiled inside. He tried to flick it out with a pitchfork but was bitten on the leg and hand. He killed the snake by stomping its head, then went to George Enos’s house in swelling, where Dr. Sands treated him with brandy and amputations of wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shriber
Butler County
Morningside
Shriber
George Enos
Dr. Sands
Tinplate Boom Hinted in National Plants and Investments
News warns of a flood of tinplate schemes as tariffs settle, with Chicago plans for a 4.5 million plant employing 3500 workers and ties to Armours Swifts Cronemeyer. Local figures Cronemeyer and Hickerson are named in possible Dammler ventures as a syndicate forms for multi-site plants. A South Dakota tin outlook warns against exuberant production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armours and Swifts
Cronemeyer Manufacturing Company
Pitt
John H. Hickerson
Tere
Visting Iron Men
R. P. Rothwell
Austin
Harney’s Peak Tin Mining Company
South Dakota
Oliver Bros. & Phillips Questions Steel Standards Report
Mr D B Oliver of Oliver Bros and Phillips refutes claims that Government steel standards are raised. He notes his firm supplies vast Government steel and praises testing, while acknowledging strict but fair assessment. A Washington conference with leading steel manufacturers is planned to discuss possible relief from stringent requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Oliver
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
Bhava
America
Washington
THAT GLASS TRUST TO ADVANCE PRICES AND CONTROL SALES
A Findlay special reports a nationwide window glass trust formed by manufacturers west of Pittsburg will take effect soon. No factory may sell glass except through a central agency as legal steps continue in Silinoia to grant corporate existence. Output will be governed by the agreement until full organization, with future price advances tied to tariffs and profits shared pro rata by factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
United States
Pittsburg
Silinoia
Prices Reaffirmed At Monthly Meeting
The wrought iron pipe group held their monthly meeting at the Monongahela House yesterday. Secretary Murdock stated that prices were reaffirmed and a good feeling prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela House
Murdock
Jumbo Window Frame for New Sts Peter and Paul Church
A large wooden window frame for the front wall of the new Sts Peter and Paul Catholic Church in the East End has been completed on the Southside. The frame is feet wide and feet high, contains 4 700 feet of lumber and weighs just over three tons. It will be transported to the East End and installed in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic
Gallinger’s Piano and Jewelry Ad Seals Holiday Deals
A compact advertisement promotes Gallinger’s stores at 1106 and 1200 Penn for holiday presents. It highlights a full line of musical instruments and implies diamond items as gift ideas, inviting shoppers to explore the selection. The notice emphasizes location and product variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallinger’s
Penn
Cheap Excursion to Chicago From Allegheny
A special Pullman and first class coach train departs Allegheny at 2:30 a.m. Central time as part of the Chicago express, arriving in Chicago at 8:25 a.m. The round trip fare is nine dollars and tickets are valid for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Chicago
Inquest Finds Higgins Guilty in Groskey Death
Coroner McDowell's inquest on Michael Groskey's death near McKee's Rocks Sunday morning finds John Higgins guilty of murder. Accessories before and after the fact named include Anthony Molieka Join Andreilus and Jobo Atebas. Domenec Borteens and Armoshka jailed as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Michael Groskey
Groskey
McKee
Pittsburg to Host Atlantic City Officials Inspecting City
Goroner McDowell received a letter from H. Hoffman of Atlantic City stating 16 officials from the shore city will arrive in Pittsburg tomorrow morning to inspect the city. The group includes the Mayor Town Council and merchants. They aim to evaluate a proposed police telegraph patrol system and its apparatus. The Mayor notes Usnue City is a suburb of Pittsburg and residents are friendly toward Pittsburg. Chief Brown will welcome the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goroner McDowell
H. Hoffman
Atlantic City
Pittsburg
Saya Usnue
Brown
McDowell
Illustrated Christmas Letters for Inmates 1890 Issued
The entire edition for inmates in hospitals and prisons will be issued by Percy F. Smith at 53 and 55 Virgin Alley. Previously only part in English and German. this year the full edition for the United States comes from his establishment. His Cotrell presses are unmatched for catalogues and book work in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy F. Smith
Virgin Alley
Doctor Danner's Essence of Health praised in Beaver Falls notice
A testimonial from J A Grove of Beaver Falls on September 30 1889 asserts cure of indigestion and liver torpor after four bottles of Danner's Essence of Health and notes his wife Mrs H M Grove was also helped by two bottles for acute neuralgia across five years relief. Harvest excursion tickets go on sale September 23 and October 14 via Pennsylvania lines. Hendrick's & Co. advertise large photo reductions at 68 Federal Street Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Danner
H. M. Grove
J. A. Grove
Beaver Falls
Danner Medicine Co
Federal Street
Allegheny, Pa
Northwest
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Ribbons and Crowns Mark Exposition and Delamater Visit
Expo walls bore Roys Arcanum insignia as the order held a large turnout from county and state. Candidate Delamater will visit today, escorted by local officials, and address visitors after a brief welcome. A public poll on placing petty cases in police justices drew wide debate and wide margins for No on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delamater
Roys Arcanum
Order
Royal Arcanum
Extron
Marvin
Schvonmaker
Exposition Society
Neely
Messrs
Johnston
James Kitson
Lowthian Bell
Dispatch
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company
Remirka
Jorges
Arthur Kirk Exhibit Demonstrates New Era in Canal Locks
Arthur Kirk’s display in Mechanical Hall presents a practical model of his canal and river lock invention. Visitors see time saving from level changes, with two steam drills claiming high output. Ex ta and others assess the labor-saving apparatus as believable, while blasting mockups use harmless dummies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kirk
Exta
Kirk
Demand for Candy Surges as Luxuries Rebound in City
A city candy industry feature reports strong demand driven by fruit shortages and rising desire for luxuries. Candy stores anticipate a record holiday season as prices hold, with McDonald and Reymer’s wholesalers noting brisk summer to fall sales and a shift from fruit to candy among price-conscious consumers.
Novelty Plaids and Stripes at Sea Yard
Cheriot and Camel's Hair effects reveal new designs and colorings with immense assortments of Cheviota Home spuns and Camel's Hair Cloths in Plaids Checks Stripes Plains and mixed effects priced from 75 cents to 2 per yard Excellent values and complete lines of Henriettas and Broadcloths in new shades We open this week an exceptionally attractive collection of French Modes Patterns exclusive and entirely new this season Prices from twelve and a half to twenty shillings per yard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Yard
Novelty jackets showcase rare exhibit of flowers and bold styles
A historical notice promotes all wool diagonal cheviot reefers in black and gold, black and beaver, and other finishes with plush cuffs and ornate braiding. Prices range from 10 to 22 dollars, with a boast that an imported shaggy cheviot reefer in black with astrakhan details cannot be duplicated for much under twice the price.
Englis h top costs and wool lined sleeves at $16
English top costs, black and color fabrics described as Clay Diagonals and Worsteds, including Diagonal Cheviots and other materials, lined with all wool Englias. Sleeves satin lined offered at sixteen dollars.
Plush garments offer best seal plush coats and wraps
Premium seal plush garments advertised with Astrakhan trimmed reefers priced from 13 to 30 dollars. Jackets with vests range 19 to 25 dollars, trimmed jackets 25 and 30 to 36 inch coats 15 to 50 dollars, wraps 15 to 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astrakhan
Hartman wire mats and fences gain global fame at exposition
Hartman flexible wire mats shown in Machinery Hall attract strong foreign demand for sanitary conditions. Hartman mats account for over 90 percent of wire mat use. steel picket fences ship worldwide, including recent orders to China and British Columbia. A 40 page Hartman catalogue is promoted alongside household equipment and a Miss Kober cookbook with each machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
British Columbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Independent Republican Organization
Bissell
Ayres
Avreassid
Sve
Sod
Sewickler
Eton
Bennett
McKeesport
Arres
C’atterson
Sewickley
Jones
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Jeaae Mulls
Braddock Township
Clarion County Lawyers
Allegheny Schools
American Inter-Seminary Association
Eighteenth Regiment
Mr. Downey
Ng Kmsmen
Street Railway
North Allegheny
Ft. Wayne Road
Beng
Diamonds
Pittsburg and Western Railway
Higkins
Pennsylvania
Hendrick’s & Co
Federal St
George McDonald
Sixth Street
Reymer
McClurg
Hucus & Hacke
Fifth Ave
Market St
Prirancrs
Horne & CO
Penn Ave
Paris
London
Handsome
JOS. Horne & CO
Smithfield St
Kober
Philadelphia Cooking School
Demmler F Bros
Grant and
Diamond Sts
P.O. CG. G
Franklin Haxlt
Mwfsu
James H. Atcex & Co
Rosenbaum & Co
Boces & Bunt
James H. Arken & Co
Reining & Wilds
Pans Avenue
Fleming Bros
Pittspurc, Pa
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Market St. Ochawr
C. Weisser
Pittaborg
Lewis Building
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