Monongahela Excursion Delights Pittsburg Visitors
Nearly a thousand foreign visitors joined a Mayflower excursion up the Monongahela to inspect Carnegie Brothers & Co at Braddock and Homestead works. The return voyage featured a gas display and a cosmopolitan crowd as Andrew Carnegie and Sir James Kitson appeared aboard.
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Carnegie Brothers & Co
Braddock
Homestead
Uncle Sam
Ando
Monongahela Wharf
Wood Street
Europe
Great Britain
Australia
India
Great Western Band
Weics
William Shore
Visitors Tour the Edgar Thomson Steel Works in Braddock
A visiting party toured the Edgar Thomson Steel Works at Braddock amid demonstrations of furnaces converters bloomers and the rail mill. Notable figures included Sir James Kitson A Thielen and John G A Leishman entertained by Andrew Carnegie and others. The visit featured gas displays and a grand on board supper as bands played patriotic tunes.
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Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
Schwab
James Kitson
A. Thielen
John G A. Leishman
Carnegie Brothers & Co
Lowthian Bell
H. ©. Frick
Blooming Mill
Pittsburg
Ing
Ed Thomson
Bessemer
Andrew Carnegie
Schlosser
James Burden
Troy
John Porter
W. L. Abbott
John H. Ricketson
Hays Station
Philadelphia Gas Company
James O. Handy
George N. Kirby
A. E. Hunt
Great Gas Visit to Homestead Mills Exhibition
A hurried tour to the Homestead works features a substantial supper hosted by John B. Schlosser. Visitors inspect the plate mill armor mill and open hearth plant while W. L. Abbott and Superintendent John Potter receive the party. A trophy and Federal flag symbolize the output.
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Pittsburg
Homestead
John B. Schlosser
John Schlosser
Plate
W. L. Abbott
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
James Kitson
John Potter
Sightseeing and music outings with Carnegie Hall concert
Visitors will enjoy two long half day excursions by rail to Greensboro and Tarentum area with stops at Isabella furnaces Ke Stone Bridge Works and other plants. Lunch aboard trains. A complimentary Carnegie Hall concert features local talent with a program including arias, choruses and piano pieces.
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Carnegie Hall
Pennsylvania Railroad
Greensboro
Connellsville Eche
Union Station
Robert Pitestrn
West Penn
Allegheny
Allegheny Valley
Isabella
Eton
Tarentum
Valley Loop
Kestone Bridge
Crescent Steel Works
Lucy Furnaces
Carbos Iron Company
Pittsburg Reduction Company
Eeeeees HofManDozart Club
Enserese
Volkman
Beesley
Amber
Ethelbert Nevin
Ee Wallace
Paul Zimmerman
Ae Club
J. H. Gittings
Stenerary
American Express Company
Brooklyn Census Ordered by Brooklyn Police
Brooklyn police will begin a district based census using 648 election districts. About 250 top officers will be assigned to the task under Commissioner Hayden and Mayor Chapin's directive. The mayor asked for a swift count and Hayden agreed the force could complete it as soon as blanks are obtained.
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New York
Brooklyn
Hayden
Chapin
Wolfe's Bold Stand Signals Party Loyalty in Campaign
Ex Governor Pattison and party travel 2000 miles visiting centers in Centre County to rally Grangers. Charles S Wolfe Independent Republican energizes crowds in Williamsport praising Pattison and urging support across Huntingdon Blair Bedford Mifflin Union Snyder counties. The tour heads to Milton, Williamsport crowds fill the court room, and final stops include Bunbury Selins Grove and Philadelphia.
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Williamsport
Pattison
Tyrone
Bellefonte
Center County
Center Hall
Center
Leonard Rhone
Pennsylvania State Grange
Black
Rhone
Williams’Grove
Charles 8. Wolfe
Mr. Wolfe
Chauncey F. Black
Wolfe
Democratic Party
Nlar
Milton
Crawford
Court House
Clarence Sprout
Bunbury
Selins Grove
Philadelphia
Pattison Gains Support From Coke Region Republicans
ScorTpDaLe Pa October 10 The Republican dissension grows in the coke regions with George Richards rolling mill boss backing Pattison. Richards Lovewin politics and will stay Republican but opposes Delamater. Jack Pitcairn from Pittsburgh and Dan Sailor a local mill worker also back Pattison. About 30 Republicans in the district withheld names.
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Scortpdale
Pattison
George Richards
Carpenter
Delamater
Jack Pitcairn
Pittsburg
Tough Express
Dan Sailor
Grant Again in the Field for New York Mayor
Tammany Hall renominates Hugh J. Grant for mayor. Nominations proceed for Congress with John T. Davis renominated and James M. Ash renominated for Seventh Ohio.
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Grant
New York
Tammany Hall
Hugh J. Grant
Congress
Uteab
John T. Davis
Ohio
James M. Ash
Rutan Looses Charge With Dela Mater Letters
Senator Rutan asserts letters from Dela Mater prove his statements true and vows to prove them. He cites past political battles, accuses Dela Mater of demagoguery and libel and promises to reveal his own corroborating correspondence in response.
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Delamater
Emery
Rutan
Bradford
Pittsburg
Washington
Dela Mater
Zis Es
Otter
Rvutas
WaAsuHrIneTas
Mary Walker Nominated for Congress In New York
A Weedsport meeting named Dr. Mary E. Walker of Oswego as Independent candidate for the Twenty seventh district. The nomination certificate was deemed irregular by the Secretary of State for lacking party status and proper addresses. no tickets will be printed this year.
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Albany
Secretary of State
Weedsport
N. Y
Willard House
Mary E. Walker
Oswego
United States Congress
Mary
Dr. Walker
Mary Walker
Enthusiasm for Delamater Rally Draws Hundreds in Ridgeway
A special telegram from the Dispatch notes strong reception for Delamater in Ridgeway and Emporium. In Punxsutawney miners and business men turnout by the hundreds to welcome the Republican candidate for Governor despite poor weather and a crowded hall for speeches.
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Punxsutaweey
Delamater Party
Ridgeway
Emporium
Prohibition Campaign Opens Quietly in Harrisburg
The Prohibitionists held a campaign meeting in Harrisburg with candidates John D. Gill for Governor and Colonel Hyatt for Lieutenant Governor. DC. H. Nicholas of Illinois spoke to under 100 attendees amid sharp attacks on old parties for pandering to liquor interests. A railroad issue looms in tomorrow’s 20 page Dispatch.
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Howard Fielding
THE
Dispatch
THES
Harrisburg
John D. Gill
Colonel Hyatt
DC. H. Nicholas
Illinois
Plucky widow fights robbers after dawn gate raid
Mrs. Saunders a widow and gatekeeper near Wasuixeron keeper of a plank road toll fights two masked men who burst into her home firing. She fires three shots, is wounded in abdomen, son finds her bruised and unconscious. A posse searches the country for the assailants as a separate report notes an execution in Lumberton for three murders.
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Dispatch
Wasuixeron
Escape of patriots as Dillon and O'Brien flee by sea
In TipPerany October 10 report says Dillon and O'Brien jumped bail and fled to the United States aboard a ship. other home rule leaders expected to follow. Court adjourned amid laughter as magistrates handle sureties and warrants while noting possible disguises and misdirection.
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Dillon
O'Brien
Startling movements loom as Dublin journalists report on MPs
A Dublin journalist filed to America to cover two MPs while police monitor movements. The disguise theory gains weight as arrests and trials loom, with implications for Ireland and Parliament.
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Dublin
America
Ireland
Explosion at Bourges Kills Ten Workers
A workman’s careless handling of molten melanite caused an explosion at a pyrotechnic school in Bourges. Ten dead, five identified, fifty feet found nearby. Military imposed order as gruesome scenes unfolded and investigators blamed improper shell preparation.
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Duslap
Paris
Bourges
Keruhe
Eighth Army Corps
Treated as a King Henry M. Stanley’s Continental Tour
Henry M. Stanley travels Europe amid royal honors and society tributes. In Brussels ministers and notables call on him, Ostend hosts special municipal honors, and he meets King Leopold at the royal chalet with a two hour discussion. Departure for America undecided.
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Henry M. Stanley
Europe
Dunlap
Lownpox
Brussels
Ostend
Leopold
Stanley Dines
America
German Merchants Seek Allied Action Over American Tariff
Beruns October 10 In response to complaints from many German merchants about the new tariff the Government will consult with the Cabinets of London and Paris on a combined diplomatic remonstrance at Washington The aim is to persuade the United States to relax the tariff and if needed propose international measures to protect merchants interests.
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Dunlap
Berurs
London
Paris
Washington
America
Comtesse de Paris Urges Shortened American Visit
The Comtesse de Paris fears for Queen Amelie amid Portugal’s turmoil and has sent urgent telegrams to Count Paris in America urging him to shorten his stay and for Amelie to depart Portugal until agitation eases.
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FBT
Dunlaf
Paris
Comtesse de Paris
Portugal
Amelie
America
Comtesse
Government weighs Cuba trade amid McKinley tariff fears
Madrid reports the Government eyes a mutual arrangement after suspending the new tariff in Cuba due to fears of American retaliation. If sugar imports halt, Cuban trade would suffer, prompting Cabinet support for reciprocal measures with the United States. The Pope summons four Irish archbishops and senior suffragan bishops to Rome for November 1.
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Dunlap
Madrid
Cuba
America
Rome
Ireland
Justice Samuel F Miller Stricken With Paralysis
Washington October 10. The Supreme Court Justice Samuel F Miller collapsed with paralysis in the Capitol. He remains conscious but in a serious state as doctors monitor his condition. The sudden illness shocks the capital and raises concerns about his health and duties.
Justice Miller Collapses Near Home After View of Supreme Court
Justice Samuel F. Miller, in apparent good health, collapsed near his Massachusetts Avenue home as he walked from the Supreme Court room. Servant John Woolford and nearby doctors rushed to aid him. his left side was affected, but he retained recognition of those present. Miller, born 1816 in Kentucky, had a varied early career before becoming a lawyer, then a long Supreme Court judge noted for his constitutional opinions and ties to Henry Clay and Alexander Hamilton. The report previews tomorrow’s 20-page Dispatch.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Re. Pattison
Mr. Delamwater
Robert £. Pattison
Dispatch
Delamater
Senate
Averyone
George K. Anderson
Alison
Rutas
Rowan
Healy
Ronan
Messrs. Dillon and
O'Brien
Justice Miller
Supreme Court
Thomas Circle
Massachusetts Avenue
John Woolford
Woodword
Heat
Dr. Cook
Lincoln
Leger
Justice Miller Ie
Kentucky
Miller
Keokuk
Henry Clay
Alexander Hamilton
America
White House
Bailey Wringing Machine stockholders to vote on syndicate sale
Woonsocket October 10 stockholders of the Bailey Wringing Machine Company will vote on a directors proposal to merge with an English and American syndicate. Empire Wringing Machine Works Asburn NY Adams Works Cleveland and Metropolitan Works NY have agreed to sell joining Bailey in a 93 machine sale plan. The article mentions future coverage of Empress Eugenie in tomorrow's Die Patch.
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Woonsocket
Bailey Wringing Machine Company
Empire Wringing Machine Works
Asburn
N. Y
Adams Works
Cleveland
Metropolitan Works
New York
Bailey Company
WANTS of all kinds answered through THE DISPATCH
Investors and readers are urged to scan the Classified Advertising pages in The Dispatch for quick access to wants of all kinds and related notices. The notice emphasizes timely results from the paper’s advertising section.
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George Julworth
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Coke Region
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Miss B. Barnes
Washington County
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Lumberton
Robeson County
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Utah
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TipPerany
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Cahill
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