Rainbow Chasers and Swing in Southern West Campaign
A Washington correspondent reports on Southern voters and Third party hopes as Republicans seek gains in the West.West Virginia margins, Indiana and New York loom large with campaigns intensified. Fraught forecasts from Senators and officials detail efforts to sway key states and election outcomes.
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Prom
Wasnurtschos
Tar Dis
Moorete
Florida
Alsawoa
Arkansas
South
Ofton
Jovemment
Ople
Congress
Odental
Alli
King du Harmeony
Bo ‘Nels
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
West Virginia
Connecticut
Indiana
Newark
India
Bupcombe
Harrison
Lear
Alls
Phy Ae
Tammany
Democratic Ae
York
Brooklyn
Fraulk
Nouber
West Viria
Free Bridge Site Tour on Monongahela Finds Diverse Preferences
Committee members and Chief Bigelow surveyed sites on the Monongahela River from South Fifth to Twenty-fifth streets. Some favored South Twenty-second Street while others preferred Fifth or Eighth, with a leaning toward purchasing or building at Tenth Street as a long term option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Chief Bigelow
Monongahela River
South Fifth Street
South Eighth
Tenth
Twenty-second
Twenty-fifth Street
Messia
Anderson
Ford
South Twenty-second Street
Fox
Bigham
Fifth
Eighth Street
Robertson
Tenth Street
Bigelow
Elf
Tenth Street Bridge
Smithfield Street
Rival WCTU Alliances Conclude Sessions in Same Day
The eighteenth annual State Convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union closes as the rival Woman's Christian Temperance Alliance ends its meeting. Mrs Campbell of Pittsburg addresses both groups while reports note $23,000 spent and 71 new unions formed. Philadelphia leads in paying members with 1,146. Beaver tops unions count. Allegheny reports 686 unions.
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W. C. T. Alliance
W.C. T. Union
Woman's Christian Temperance Alliance
Woman's Alliance
Campbell
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Ellen M. Watson
Allegheny County
Committee On
Congress
W.C. U
Tts
Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Banner County
Beaver County
Bissell to Become a Borough in McKeesport Vicinity
The village of Bissel three miles above McKeesport will be chartered as a borough and renamed Versailles. The change was debated before the grand jury this week as the Baltimore and Ohio line’s local run ends there. Cleveland's close friends are pictured by De Grim and described by Wilson in The Dispatch tomorrow.
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McKeesport
Oot
Bissel
Baltimore and Ghia
Versailles
Grand
Cleveland
de Grim
Wilson
Jacksons
Large flour warehouss fire damages multiple cities
Across Carlisle Oricin and Reading a spark from a locomotive sparked a small fire in waste paper at 22 Robinson street Allegheny causing an alarm. In Chicago heavy losses at Towner frame factory and nearby lumber district. In Hickey Goodnow's store explosion killed F G Hickey Darwin Wines. several injured. Grafton ND farms coop store saved stock and other stores burned. total insured at 5000.
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Robinson Street
Allechbeny
Chicago
Francis Towner
Towner
Will Eever
Howell
Mich
Hickey & Goodnow
Farmers’ Co-Operative
Carniga
Bjorneby & Newcard
Bjorneby
Great $10 sale draws crowd at Grant and Diamond
Shoppers flock to a new $10 sale offering suits and clothing at a location near Grant and Diamond streets. The event highlights discounted items with emphasis on value and quick bargains attracting many residents.
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F. GC. C
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Mourning Bounds On Exhibition This Week
An exhibition runs this week featuring Mourning vells at low prices. The venue is 92, 96 Federal Street, Allegheny, near the Hotel Duquesne. Social guests are invited to join evening events and network at a 6 o'clock dinner.
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Federal Street
Allegheny
Hotel Duquesne
Storrs Accepts Presidency After Board Vote Row
At Careano on Oct 17 the American Board of Missions reasserted policy under New York and Minneapolis rules as Dr. Storrs accepted the presidency amid debate. A resolution reaffirmed liberal administration while Andover Professor Smith urged broader inclusion for mission candidates. Arthur Little declined Prudential Committee chair, F E Clark elected. The 83rd annual meeting closed after farewell from Rev. Goodwin.
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Careano
American Board of Missions
Dr. Storrs
New York
Minneapolis
Andover
Smith
Congregational Liberal Movement
Prudential Committee
Joseph Cook
Smyth
Quint
Boston Divine
Webb
Arthur Little
F. E Clark
E P. Goodwin
The
American Board
Doctoring a Hymnal and Missionary Appeals at Episcopal Convention
The third session of the Protestant Episcopal Church's triennial convention discussed hymnals with debates on revision and retention. Bishops and deputies considered printing rejected hymns and proposed new ones. Missionary addresses followed, urging young men to preach in Texas towns while reports from Bishop Nichols and Bishop Garrett highlighted Pacific coast and Texas missions. Also, Mahony City faces a looming water famine as reservoirs dry.
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Episcopal Convention
Litimore
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
John Williams
Omaha
House
House of Deputies
Nelson
New York
P. J. Roberts
St. Louis
Mr.Vickar
Pennsylvania
Nichols
Pacific
West
Garrett
Texas
Talbot
Idaho
Wyoming
Ocean arrivals in New York steer sea trade
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate maritime arrivals and Bremer activity in New York ports, with references to steamer K stews and voyage terms. Readable items suggest shipping movements, passenger entries, and port observations lacking full names or dates.
Death on the rail claims several workers and more minor accidents
A series of railroad incidents reports two brakemen killed instantly at Callery Junction and Hope Corridor, plus additional deaths at Mercy Hospital. Other injuries include crushed legs, severed limbs, head wounds, and various slips and falls. Local workers from Pittsburgh area rail lines and mills suffer multiple nonfatal injuries with hospital care.
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Lyons
Richard E. Lyons
Pittsburg
Marion Station
Glenwood
aDote
Thomas MacDole
Mercy Hospital Yeaterday
Brad- Sra
Dostawitz
John Dostawits
Pittabo McKeespars
Youghfogheny
Eight Street
Southside
Peter Alalineki
Thirty-third Street
Gore
Tromwarson
James Thompson
East End
cSaLtr
John McSally
Baltimore and Ohio
McKeesport
Johnson
William Johnson
Engst Market Street
Alezheny
J. P
E. A. Knox
Loriey
Bennett Avenue
McFarland
Sim McFarland
Planing Mill
McClure Avenue
Allegheny
John Munroe
Torrens
West Penn Hospital
First Striking Clock Brought From Persia to Europe
The passage notes an 800 AD Persian horologe sent to Charlemagne by Abdallah of Persia, described by Eginhart. A brass clock with twelve hours and figures of horsemen emerged from twelve windows at hour ends, then closed. Eginhart, an eyewitness monk and abbot, is cited.
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Europe
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
England
Alfred the Great
Charlemagne
Abdallah
Persia
Jerusalem
Ezinbart
Eginhart
Arlington man shot on South Thirtieth Street
William Staple of Arlington was shot in the neck last night by Frank Rubineon while near South Thirtieth Street. He was taken to Zeigler's drugstore where doctors removed a ball behind the ear near the jugular. Rubineon was arrested after fleeing to Carson Street and will have a hearing this morning.
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William Staple
Arlington Svenne
South Thirtieth Street
Frank Rubineon
Zeigler
Dra Bnhavest
Kerr
Hesky
Staple
Frank Rubincon
Flobert
Jank Rubineer
Carson Street
Carter
Brannan
Line of March for Columbus Day Parade
The Chief Marshal and staff met with marshals to finalize the parade route. The first division forms on South Eighteenth Street and proceeds via Carson, Smith Gelda Street bridge, Second Avenue, Grant, Fifth, Market, Liberty, Ninth, Sandusky, Church, Cedar, North, Federal to City Hall for review. Ten thousand circulars will advertise the Southside meeting next Monday at Turner Hall on South Thirteenth Street.
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Eighteenth Street
Carson
Smith Gelda Street Bridge
Second Avenue
Grant Street
Fifth Avenue
Market Street
Liberty Avenue
Ninth Street
Sandusky Street
Church Avenue
Cedar
Federal Street
Federal
City Hall
New Turner Hall
South Thirteenth Street
Pleasant Valley Line Faces Finance Committee Session
The Allegheny Finance Committee sub panel met last night with Pleasant Valley treasurer Ramsey present to discuss the line's indebtedness. Auditor Bi listed $23,050 due from branches. Ramsey sought a rebate for street repairs while Street Commissioners Morrow Beeson and Fulton testified on submitted cleaning bills not repairs. adjournment set for Monday when Manchester line representatives will appear.
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Allegheny Finance Committee
Ramsey
Pleasant Valley
Morrow
Beeson
Fulton
Manchester
Death Ends Sudden Visit at Grant Hotel
A man about 55 years old was found dead in a chair at the Grant Hotel office on the corner of Grant and Water streets. The death is attributed to heart trouble and hotel staff recall little about the visitor beyond his appearance and clothing. The body was taken to the morgue. Portsvi.7.
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Treasury Department
Allegheny
Magee
Ohio West Diamond Streets
Foster
Gee
Grant Hotel
Grant and
Water
Feee
A Martyr to Duty and the Leader of the Illicit Distillers Fall
A deadly clash with moonshiners near Flintville Tennessee kills Deputy U S Marshal E B Robinson and three revenue officers Creed Cardwell J L Spurrier and J E Pulver and fatally wounds two others The leader Patrick of the moonshiners dies and the fugitives escape The Cardwells and Spurriers are noted as respected figures with deep ties to Kentucky and Tennessee communities.
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Nasshville
United Sates Revenue
Flintville
Lincoln County
Middle Tennessee
Robinson
United States
5. C. Cardwell
J. L. Spurrier
J. E Pulver
D. Mather
Mr. Harris
Mather
Cardwell
Spurrier
Patrick
Reaper
Oia
Tepot
Revenue Service
Danville
Ekq
Creed
W. E. Well
John B. Thompson
Nashville
Creed Cardwell
Georgia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Harrodsburg
Falls to Paradise and the Eskimo Face Tricks
Prof Helms argues on deadly falls stating the faller feels no pain and may enjoy the descent until impact. Senator Perazzi’s coat from a glacier reappears after 17 years. Eskimo women entertain themselves by string loop games and by making grotesque faces while men hunt seals.
Noted War Veteran David Noyes Suffered Severe Ailments
Past Commander of Reno Post 8 G A R Manchester New Jersey describes near death experiences after war. He held multiple civic roles and faced long-term dyspepsia and heart disease, rendering him unable to work for two years before seeking relief.
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David Noyes
Manchester
N. J
Noyes
Reno
G. A
Thas
The
Presbyterian Church
Board of Education
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Marie Jonread
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Bremer
Seitaeraid
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Struce Him
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Perazzi
the Dispatch
Hos. David Hotel
Dr. Greene
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Edward F. Larrabes
Wm. Montgomery
New Jersey Southern 2
Greene
of & W. Mth Street
W. L. Douglas
Dick Hey
Brockton
Mass
J. N. Frohring
Finn Avenue
A. J
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Rosser
Rebecca Street
Eelibapona Bros
Beaver Avenue
Alle
James Shilisday
JAS. M’neil & Bro
Twenty-ninth Street and
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Lydia E. Pinkham
Doctors Lake
Regent
M.E.C
Docross Lake
Liberty St
M. May, Sons & CO
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Medical
Whittier
Penn Avenue
Pittsborg
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SA Electric Co
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