Scotsdale Strikers Face Breach of Contract Suits
Robert Watchorn, secretary of the United Mine Workers, filed pleas in the F. C. Frick Coke Co. suits against Rae Watchorn Keegan Parker Kerfoot Kane and Dehaven alleging breach of labor contract over the Standard Coke Works strike. Defendants say the company violated the contract by closing without notice and seek 2540 dollars in wages for 14 idle days at 2 dollars per day. Trial set for November.
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ScottpaLe
Robert Watchorn
United Mine Workers
F. C. Frick Coke Company
Rae
State Board of Agriculture Meets in Berrien
At the autumn meeting in Berrien on October 4 the State Board of Agriculture drew 35 counties and many papers were read. Samuel R. Downing spoke on Labor or Cash Tax, Simon Nixon urged support for farmer's wives, and J A Grinds argued Watchman Tell Us the Night. A lively dispute followed over expunging it from the record, with minutes to print. The next session is set for Harrisburg in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrien
State Board of Agriculture
Teany Able
Samuel R. Downing
Simon Nixon
Fider
J. A Grinds
Union County
Beavers Falls Colored Grand Ball At Sixth Avenue Theater
A grand ball hosted by the colored community at Beaver Falls is described with 200 guests from Pottsburg Cleveland Wheeling Wellsville Youngstown Ravenna East Liverpool and other towns. The theater was lavishly decorated with plants and both galleries and private boxes filled with white attendees from nearby areas.
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Beaver
Sixth Avenue Theater
Polly
Pottsburg
Cleveland
Wheeling
Welleville
Youngstown
Ravenna
East Liverpool
Washington
Maamlether
Beaver Fails
New Brighton
Aver
Prominent Ohio Politician Robbed in Early Morning Attack
Captain A. C. Cummins a wealthy Democratic leader in Ohio was bolted from his home at Main and Bloom Streets. He was found unconscious and injured with his watch and valuables stolen. Joseph Johnston, a discharged German, was arrested after officers recovered Cummins' watch.
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MaNsviena
A. C. Cummins
Ohio
Main and
Bloom
Joseph Johnston
Greman
Reluad
Cummins
Strike at Irwin Nearing Collapse After Big Day
Telegraph dispatch reports Irwin strike nearing collapse as 1490 tons shipped by Tal new and old miners. Twenty two old miners worked today while some strikers still hold out. Officials and clerks of both companies attended all day as workers sought to return to duty amid the six month dispute.
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Inwix
Dt Ue
Fisher Moon Injured in Hunting Accident Near Centerville
John Moon a known hunter was separated from his party near Centerville when a warning cry drew J N Lockwood to fire. Moon’s red fur cap was knocked off his head and his eye sight was shattered by a single shot, while his pipe was broken.
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Ij. Opry
lJohn Moon
Centerville
Moon
J. N. Lockwood
Lockwood
Premise Notes and Local Dispatch Brevities
October notes from Lenhaven Presbyterian meeting to Patterson as moderator. Pa and regional reports—license arrests, robberies, coal mine deaths, a train fatality, a factory expansion, and a buggy accident with serious injuries.
Early morning robbery and fatal train incident reported
A masked man broke into a Scranton dwelling injuring Mrs. William Fogosark before she repelled him with a revolver. In a separate incident near Sarre on the Lehigh Valley line, Jons Breart was knocked from a box car and found dead beside the tracks.
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Scranton
William Fogosark
Jons Breart
Lehigh Valley
Sarre
Four More Missing In the Ruins of Leland Hotel Fire
A Syracuse fire at the Leland Hotel killed up to eight and injured about 30 as flames swept the building. Names of the dead and several missing guests and staff are listed, with losses mounting to over 125000. The blaze originated in the bakery around 12 45 AM and rescue operations continued through the day as investigators halted work after all missing were believed accounted for.
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Syracuse
Leland Hotel
Annie Cummings
New York
WM. EL Harrop
Elizabeth
N. J
Rose Schwarz
Mary Shaduen
Bridget Doyle
Marcellus
R. T. Mills
Cuext
Mary Doyle
A. J. Honten
Jersey City
George E. Wood
Dexter
N. Y
M. J. Casey
Annie Campbell
Maggie Davie
Lizzie Landgraf
Kate McGrew
Edward Nichola
O'Connor
Max Rosenheim
Susan Smith
Mary Tyvam
Walker
Everson
van Buren & Warren Leland
American Express
Central Depot
Lewis Leland
Cora Tanner
Public Works
Youthful Kansas Criminal Confesses in Wyoming Murder Case
Maxnatrayn Kan Oct 16 11-year-old Charles Miller confessed to killing Fishbaugh and Emerson two St Joseph men found dead in a boxcar near Cheyenne Wyoming on Sept 27. He says he beat his way on a freight car with two companions, killed them for their money while they slept, and will plead for mercy. He appears harmless but has led a hard life.
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Miller
Brotherhood of St. Andrew Opens Fifth Annual Convention
Philadelphia hosts 102 delegates from 22 states in the fifth annual meeting of the Protestant Episcopal youth group Brotherhood of St. Andrew. Founded five years ago by James I. Houghtaling of Chicago, the organization now counts about 5000 members. The convention continues tomorrow and Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Potestant Episcopal Association of
Brotherhood
James I. Houghtaling
Chicago
Aie
Blizzard Predicted Amid Cold Winter Hints In Pittsburgh Area
A severe cold snap and heavy snow forecast prompt readers to consider the Anderson gas saving burner. The notice lists marriages and a long roster of local names from Allegheny, Homestead, and surrounding towns, indicating a community notices page with licenses and nuptials.
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Anderson
Obituary notices across Findlay and Allegheny area
Funeral notices from Findlay Allegheny and surrounding towns list multiple individuals including Samuel Andregg Jos ah Christy Harriet Ann Dodds Elizabeth Griner Dora Maurer Mary Cavanaugh Gertrude Mussler Leo Swan and David Watson with ages dates and locations. Services scheduled at residences in McKeesport Shadyside Sharpsburg and Allegheny City plus private interments and notices for funeral home arrangements and attendance requests.
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Anderegg
Findlay
Samuel Andregg
Henry Becker
Mainstreet
Allegheny
Christy
Sa. M
Josah Christy
Brilliantville
Twenty-first Ward
Dodds—Thoursday
Harriet Ann
John Dodds
Martin Street
McKeesport
Griner
Elizabeth Griner
Maurer
Kittanning Road
O'Hara Township
Sharpsburg
SuNpDay
Hogg
William Gardner
Lilac
Feast Streets
Shadyside
Marrona
Philadelphia
Hughes
Edward Hughtes
Forbes Street
Dora
Robert Maurer
Hickmann
Perrysville
Evergreen Roads
Seler
Gertrude M
Louis & KE
Katie Mussler
Beaver Avenue
Allegeny City
Parshall
Mary Cavanaugh
George Parshall
Cherry Alley
Swan
Leo
James
Annie Swan
Mercer Street
Lincoln Avenue
David Watson
Charles BH
Woods
Arthur Street
Pittsburg
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BIG Counter Claims
Scotsdale
Irwin
Strong Pattisan
Board of Agriculture
Daerries
Hough
Presbytery of
Pennsylvania
Pranklin
Mckeespont
Freid Warrell
Newark
Stevn CoLal
East Greensburg
TMZ
Pennsylvania Board of Pardons
W.C. Blank
George's Station
Alnent E Nex
Charles Memlhor
Frederick Bear
Payne's
Kingston
Douglasville
Steel Casting Company
Sharon
T. MonErr
Braddock
Cornelius Wykoff
Wheelpip
Carstair
Porrs & Co
Beaver Falls
Centralia
Tremon
New Castle
Jones
Genkinger
Miss Hibbler
James Barrows
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Kansas
Young Episcopalians
Uncle Sam
Chcaco
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Caricaco
George H. Lipe
Clark Lipe
Denver
Lipe
Cronin
Ottawa
Ill
Ilinois Supreme Court
O'Sullivan
Joliet
Hendricks
S.S
Hood
M. F. Gooxrs
Gonki Brow
Lowell
Mass
SN. B
LHOOD
le Mans
Canada
Cable Project
Dominion
Australia
Ont
Sanford Fleming
England
London
Lord Knutsford
Fleming
Great Britain
India
Vancouver
Europe
Peste Oe Standard Pirumapime Co
Peak Avenue
Iron City Brewing Co
Teapp
Heeldence
Pittsborg
ePitteborg Reynoldton
Reynoldton
George Osman
Jennie A. Peterman
Peter Smnocko
Julianna Sees
H. Kelgh Ettle E. Grace
Margaret A. Jacob Kamm
Maria la Dorr
John Mallin
Allen Lahey
Samuel Triddle
Elizabeth McCall
Michael Suler
Mary Fazekas
John M. Davidson
Caroline Myler
Nesseee
S de Ore Spos
Julie Lunonsur
Mock eeSport
Alex. W. Giragey
Ewey Eitscare
Mary Ly
Bite
Ersesese
Ceee Ocd
Iemdote
John KH. Stifffler
Ees
Wellsville
Donald M. Sloan
Alida A. Phillips
Samuel BH. Evans
Julia Kretzer
Hemidson Township
John A. Klingensmith
Armstrong County
Lavina Brown
Armatrong County
VF. J. Wuscd
AtonOngahels City
Alien Overand
Onongahela City
A. W
Mlle OM
Michley
Maggie Brow
Henry Montoe
Mami Reo
Michine Sullivan
Secceeesesewonnees
Mary Mocmaon
Ccseeerees
Avacnees
Dotin Kothenlauser
Aera Mary Hopp
Cccvecerrivensserees Eeigh Sakolwaki
Amne Como
Ani Ese
Cesteessesseeses
Taco Fut
Anna Hunter
Dadestic Falker
Milla Walker
Mille
Chartiers
Crafton
Adlewood
Allegheny Allegheny
Pittabure
Pittaburg
Lallegheny Dassilon
Fassilon
Pitteburg
Igettstown
Hailey — Henderson
Buffalo
Albert Bacon
Frank G. Barley
Homestead
Heles
Harvey Henderson
Hutchison—Gass
Woodburn
North Avenue
James Hutchson
Ida Gass
American Dress Goods Department
ASC
Mackinock & CO
Sheafer & Lloyd
Wattles & Sheafer
Fifth Avenu
Sed-Uwr
Latimer's
Newmarkets
T. M. Latimer
South Diamond
Allegheny, Pa
Dr. Jaeger
Fifth Ave
Brussels
Nottingham
N.B
Federal St
Sixth St
Pittsburg, Pa
Shoe House
Himmelrich’s
Lord Fauntleroy
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Lim
Lima Penn Avenue
James M. Fullerton
Severth Street
Penn Avenue
East End
WFSO
Pi i
J. B. Murdoch
John R&r
A. Murdoch
Smithfield ST
Eserren
Insurance Co
North America
Lliam L
Hopper Bros.&Co
Wood ST
Cor. Fourth Ave
Wwrsu
Alaska
N. B
Wood Street
Samuel R. Baldwin
John 5
Graham
Baldwin &Graham
Liberty St
Pittsburg,Pa
F. Boynton
York, Yover
Os Nouwe
McChintock&Co
Fifth Avenue
Fron Gentl
W. L. Douglas
Congress
Tees Pines Ankeyonie
Ecan Bet
Eocneess
Peice
Dolglas
Brockton
M. Lang
Himmelrich
Market Street
Braddock Ave
Tully
Aoy
Sixth Street
Fice Aes Bae
Eafery
Semple Sstore
Allegheny City
Andrew Pafen Bach
Boggs & Buhl
Hoffman
Market St
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