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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1889

Page

8

Chief Arthur and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

A Cleveland Chronicle feature profiles Peter M. Arthur, long a force in the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, detailing his rise from locomotive man to Grand Chief Engineer, his wealth from real estate and stocks, and the upcoming Denver convention where his reelection will be contested. The piece traces the brotherhood’s origins, moral aims, key figures like Robinson and Wilson, and the organization’s growth to 26,000 members with widows’ and orphans’ funds.

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Pittsburg Art Notes Survey Local Exhibition Outlook

An article reviews H. Stevessoyn water color at Mayer's and Scalbert works in the Hack-Johns collection. It notes strong acquisitions at the Pittsburg Art School and Bleiman sales, praises A. F. Eves still lifes and George Hetzel sketches, and comments on D. B. Walkley’s farm scenes. It stresses Exposition impact, calls for more local artist participation, and urges pride in American art.

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Keeper Warns About Warped Mike's Prison Terror

A prison keepers warns against entering Warped Mike's cell as he is described as the terror of the facility while the Celebrated Prisoner's Friend insists on duty despite fear and opens the door.

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