Columbus Day Naval Parade Draws Million on New York Harbor
The Columbus celebration featured a massive naval parade with about one million spectators along the harbor. US and foreign ships moved in three columns from Gravesend Day, salutes fired at the Narrows, and a grand display including the Philadelphia, Mian tonomoh, L Arethuse, Vesuvius, and Baosan. Fireworks over the Brooklyn Bridge ended a day of official pageantry.
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New York
Columbus
Gravesend
United States
Naval Militia of
Cushing
D. Nicholson Kane
Philadelphia
Miantonomoh
Atlanta
Dolphin
Hussard
Coast Survey
Blake
Vesuvius
Bausan
St. Mary's
Grant
Infante Isabel
Amenia
Dexter
Custing
Government Veesele
Pire and Dock Department
America
Naval Reserve
Fort Hamilton
Fort Wadsworth
Liberty Island
Baosan
Aida
Grant Monument
North River
of the United Catholic Societies
Fifty-ninth Street
Tenth Avenue
Father Keefe
Victor Dowling
Corrigan
Homan Catholic Orphan Asylum
Brooklyn Bridge
Niagara
Largest Regular Army Assembly at World's Fair Dedication
Chicago reports the dedication ceremony will marshal more regular troops than since the Civil War with General Miles in command and Brigadier General Carr aiding. The piece also notes the International Young Women's Christian Association’s Annual Day of Prayer with a 7:20 PM meeting at Central YWCA.
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Chicago
Miles
Eugene A. Carr
The
Young Women's Christian Associations
Central
Young Women’s Christian Association
Ohio and Indiana auditors tour Pittser on valuations
County auditors from Ohio and Indiana registered at the Schlosser yesterday to confer with Pennsylvania Company officials about property valuations. The party included Theo Parker of Upper Sandusky P Walther of Lima L A Khat of Canton Clyde Mansfield of Cleveland and M M Thompson of Kenton.
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Ohio
Schlosser
Pennsylvania Company
Pittscer
Theo
W. Parker
Upper Sandusky
P. Walther
Lima
L. A. Khat
Canton
Clyde Mansfield
Cleveland
M. M. Thompson
Kenton
Weibe’s Amalgamated Presidency Ends This Month
William Weibe’s term as president of the Amalgamated Association ends at month’s end. He has not decided his future and denies being hired by Oliver Iron and Steel. Reports say he may enter real estate.
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William Weibe
Amalgamated Association
Oliver Iron and Steel Company
Superintendent Hamilton Heads to Chicago for Fair Grounds Check
William Hamilton of the Allegheny Conservatory travels to Chicago to inspect the Pennsylvania State building grounds. The plan emphasizes plain cement walks and grass, with no floral displays, aiming for order by opening day. Four orchid specimens from the conservatory join the floral exhibit.
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Hamilton
Pennsylvania
William Hamilton
Allegheny Conservatory
Chicago
Pennsylvania State Building
Floriculture
New York
Austrian Tourist Found Dead in Jersey City Hotel
Maria Volenic, who bought a ship ticket in Schamburgs Agency, was found dead in her Spitzers Hotel room in Jersey City yesterday. The gas jet was open, suggesting suicide. She was en route to the old country to sail on the Spree with Austrian companions. Her husband, living in Sharpsburg, has no known children.
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Maria Volenic
Schamburg
Smithfield Street
Agram
Austria
Spitzers Hotel
Jersey City
Old Country
Elma
Sharpsburg
Old Stock Certificate From 1812 Valued At 11000
W M Clark of Missouri Pacific holds a five share stock certificate in Tammany Hall issued in 1812. It records five shares at ten pounds each, bought for fifty dollars, now worth eleven thousand dollars. Mrs Clark seeks to confirm if the stock was ever called in and notes the heavy NY records check needed.
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Tammany Hall
W. M. Clark
Missouri Pacific Road
Old Tammany Hall
New York
Rosena Furnace Company Incorporators Named in Harrisburg Telegram
Telegram from Harrisburg lists Henry W. Oliver David B. Oliver James B. Oliver John C Oliver and Charles D. Fraser as incorporators of the Rosena Furnace Company in Pittsburg with capital stock of 31 000 000. The Bolton Steel Company is renamed Canton Steel Company.
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Harrisburg
Henry W. Oliver
David B. Oliver
James B. Oliver
John C Oliver
Charles D. Fraser
Rosena Furnace Company
Pittsburg
Bolton Steel Company
Canton Steel Company
Local suspects waive hearing in oleomarcarine case
Christ Ripple of McKvesport W C Galbraith of 105 Taggart street J M Kane of 195 Penn avenue G A Samuels of Diamond square and H W Allison of 152 Steuben street were prosecuted before Alder man McMasters by Ewil Winter for dealing in oleomarcarine. They waived a hearing for trial at court and furnished bonds of 500 pounds.
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Christ Ripple
McKvesport
W. C. Galbraith
Taggart Street
J. M. Kane
Penn Avenue
G. A. Samuels
Diamond Square
H. W. Allison
Steuben Street
McMasters
Ewil Winter
Mills Report Shows Lower September Output
The Thirty-third Street mills produced 3912 tons in September while last June's run produced 7200 tons. Strikers express renewed optimism the company cannot operate the mill successfully and remain hopeful of victory.
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Thirty-third Street Mills
Union
Two Polish Men Arrested in Southside Theft Case
Joseph and John Agascari were arrested early yesterday by Lt Johnson of the Southside police. They face charges from fellow Pole Hodel Morowoski who accuses them of breaking open his trunk and stealing 130 dollars from his savings. A hearing is set for today.
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Joseph and
John Agascari
Johnson
Southside
Hodel Morowoski
Eaton Returns from West Visit to Chicago and World’s Fair
F H Eaton of the Department of Charities returned yesterday after visiting his son Howard Eaton out West. He stopped in Chicago and is wildly enthusiastic about the World’s Fair buildings and grounds after a personal inspection.
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F. H. Eaton
Department of Charities
Howard Eaton
Mr. Eston
Chicago
Brownsville man charged with embezzlement
N P Weiner of Brownsville Pa was arrested yesterday on a warrant from Magistrate Gripp charging embezzlement on two counts. Prosecutor M Derritt of Henricks Music Company leads the case. City deaths for the past week total 81, the lowest in 18 months and 165 per 1000 residents, claimed to show sanitary conditions.
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N. P. Weiner
Brownsville
Gripp
M. Derritt
The
Henricks Music Company
Allegheny High School Observes Tennyson Day
Pupils celebrated Tennyson Day at Allegheny High School. The piece notes commemorative exercises held after the death of a public figure and mentions Salvation Oil bottled at 25 cents.
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Allegheny High School
Oil field notes show strong wells near Fairhaven and McDonald
Surprising results in yesterday’s field activity include J M Guffey No 5 on Shane farm producing 107 barrels in three hours. Greenies Greenliay No 2 and other wells across Noblestown Oakdale Hartman and McDonald areas reported varied daily outputs and ongoing drilling with pipeline and shipment data for the month of September.
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McDonald
J. M. Guffey
Shane Farm
Gordon Sand
Morse
Willow Grove
Greenies & Forst
Marshall Farm
Nobles
Miller Farm
Forest Oil Company
McClelland
Oakdale
W. Y. Read
Sauters
Cooley
Castin Shannon
Fairhaven
Inglet
Forst & Greenliay
Noble
Greenies & Hartman
Potter
the Nations
Pennsylvania
Buckeye
Macksburg
Lima
Eureka
New York Transit
Southern Pipe Line
Tidewater
Con Dany
W.L. Mellon
Petroleum market notes and trading figures brief
The report lists the November option range for oil with bids around 8 to 9 cents, and dull activity in New York and London. It shows daily sales in Pennsylvania and Lima with totals of about 13 000 barrels at 8 cents, plus National Transit certificates with 16 000 barrels traded and shipments totaling over 114 000 barrels.
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Southwest Pennsylvania
Macksburg
Lima Oil
Eureka
Southurn
New York Transit
National Transit Company
Southwest
McDonald
Buckeye
Macksburg Field
Eureau
Southern
New York
Sistersville Field
Southwest Pennsylvania Lines
Eureka Line
Southern Pipe Line
Comany
Grosa
Yoral
National Transit
Nes
Credit Dalatries
Buckeya Pipe Line Company
Tidewater
Octave
Charles Miller
Western and Atlantic
Elke Line
Emery
A Fen Lines
Producers
London
Antwerp
Pennsylvania
Crry
National Transit Orrtificates
Fire Department Running Card Revisions Planned
Chiefs Brown and Humphries and Assistant Chiefs Coates and Steel met yesterday to draft a new running card for the fire department. Numerous changes follow from many new boxes installed across the city.
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Brown and Humphries
Coates and Steel
Fire Department
Remedy Praise From Horsford on Nervous Derangements
A marketing claim touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate from Dr LR at Sanford SheMeld Massachusetts as most excellent for nervous system derangements including headaches and sleeplessness.
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Sanford
SheMeld
Mass
Saye
Noted Columbus Club Event Promises Elegant Reception
The Columbus Club plans a refined reception this evening for friends. The building is under John I and A Murdoch with extensive plant decor. An edition of 10,000 Columbus Day cens programme copies is printed and mailed to Box 689 Pittsburg Pa.
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Columbus Club
Messrs. John I. &A. Murdoch
Pittsburg
Presvus and Western Railway Schedule In Effect
Timetable dated May 13 1692 lists trains from Depot at Anderson and River Allegheny toward Chicago with several departure times and sleeping car service. It shows arrivals from Kane Bradford Buffalo Erie Greenville Akron Cleveland New Castle Butler and others with multiple daily slots and Sunday exceptions.
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Ittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Yoledule
N. Central Ume
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Buffalo
Salamanca
Youngstown and
New Castle
Beaver Frits
Chartlers
Tho
Amyive
Ineinnali
St. Beouite
A. m
Hut
Frown Salatories
Youngstown
Beaver Faille
Mansfeld
Beechmont
Auibneny Valley Railway Co
Union Station
Pittsburg
Waio
City and
Hin
Jenton
Ile Townlog
Ulton
Bof- Male
Ton—. Wer
Eltanning
Braeburn
Pullman
Fifth Sr
Davis McCargu
James PF. Anderson
Zen
Pass
Agh
Western Railway
Central
Greenville
Akron
New Castre
Kare
Pexburg
Erieth
Mercer
Aefon
Dnller
Dally
tExcept Dumday
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Order of the Big Parade
Blue Coats
Ifill
Sal
Joseph Fleming & Son
New Furnace Company
Shane
A. G. Campbell & Sons
Fifth Ave
N. K. Fairbank & CO
Pittsburgh
Arn
Eisner & Phillips
Wood St
Trailtorps
eReesport
Elimgabela
Elizathan A
Anthea
Tiskees
Smithfield Birect
Horsford
I Louis
Kansas Citys
Omaha
Steennsylvania
Ylvania
Gentral Time
Northwest
Fort Wayne
Kents Derant
Ethos P.m. Ansiva
Martins Ferry
Bridge
Bellaire
Axnive
Durant
Ashtabula
Axuive
Derant
Jamestown
Amurus
Indiana
Araryn
Deparl
Setarie Waka Nisha
Masklage
Mirarani
Axniva
Wheeling
PuLimax Suserina Cans
Axp Puttman Dinee Senin
Wey Seyeewer
Systema
Cincinasi
Cincinanti
Newark
Kidpa
Haemore
Washington
Cincinant
Siepin
Brager
Acres
Baltimore
Washingcoe
Sentay
Miaturde
Eal
Saturnia
Tha
Pittabn Iafer Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Limited
Hateenare
Phiiadelphia
Ayashington
Errystone Express
Arrisbore
Voatlanwon
Philadelpha
Atlantic Express
Ia. m
Dally A
Starshoe
Newcease Dem
Baltimores
Washington P.m
Phildelphia
Pirate
Delphina
Starkshore
Harrisberg
Harrispore
Filladelphia
St Jerser
Brooklyn
J. Y
Stim
Ss. Reenery Rede
Gom
Ie Nigie
Trad
Oight
Skinsburg Acrom
Uniontown
Mononganela Division
APTEN
ISII
Monongahela City
West Browneville
Unione
Monon
City
West Bross
Pol
Drarosburg
West Elizaberty
Lies m
Sundaie Wi
Weer
Pennstly Saes Bivision
Strelt
Allegheny
Spingdale
Maere
Ian Tia
Wanders
Foe
Freeport
Seyneta
Apollo
Werk
Piniton
Nad
Bil Teville
SrThe Excelsior
Fourth Avenue Parey Stree
E. Pugh
J. R. Woop
Bex
Medical
Elty
Idney
Thy. Whittier
Lapanday
Eon Avenue
Ats
Woono
Rome
Wistam
Emica TL. CO
Detroit
Lake
M. K
Gray
Raniers
Holcor
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