Private Dalzell Demands Pension Reform Through Congress
A Newark despatch reports Private Dalzell praising General Baum while blasting private sergeants as unfit for office. He says Congress will overhaul the Pension Office this winter to fast track half a million veteran claims and end pension office delays.
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Newark
Dalzell
Columbus
Green B. Baum
Tanner
Baum
Harrison
Corporal Tanner
Pension Office
Congress
Pension Ofice
Washington
Bors
Mill Burning Case Revival in Latrobe Court
In Greensburg on October 2 the Latrobe Chambers mill arson case returned to court with Frank Baer accused of hiring Harrison Fox and William Richardson to burn the mill. A full day was spent selecting a jury, with trial proceedings expected at the May term and a further indictment possible. Baer and co defendants were Connellsville residents previously under arrest, allegedly tied to the burn at the Chambers mill.
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Greeneburg
Pew
Frank Baer
Harrison Fox
William Richardson
Chambers
Latrobe
Daagh Mill
Connellsville
Baer
Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Appeals to Voters
A Democratic gubernatorial candidate campaign event drew a large Belmont County audience with rail and boat arrivals from Wheeling and West Virginia. Campbell of Ohio and J H Outhwaite of Columbus spoke at the gathering despite rainy weather, which kept attendance lower than hoped.
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Diefaton
Campbell
Ohio
J. H. Outhwaite
Columbus
Belmont County
Alee
Wheeling
Benweed
Pointe
West Virginia
Lad on Wrong Train Makes Fatal Leap Near Town
Special Postmaster Stephenson boarded the Wheeling Express mistaking it for the B Gossettstown accommodation. Realizing the error, he jumped from the moving train about a half mile from town at 55 miles per hour, struck his head on the rails, and lay unconscious until taken home in critical condition.
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Stephenson
Gettstown
One Member of an Eloping Couple Who Was Married Before
Dr. W. H. Hammersly of Uniontown and Miss Mary Jennings reportedly wed before and obtained a marriage license in Greensburg. The pair’s parents, with ties to H. Jennings, noted a prior marriage and pending divorce advice as the Philadelphia link emerges.
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Greeneburg
W. H. Hammersly
Uniontown
Mary Jennings
H. J. Jennings
Aegasg Eee
Gas line contract awarded to Booth and Flinn
Versailles Gas Company awarded Booth and Flinn of Pinburg a contract to lay an 8-inch gas line to Grapeville. The line will cover miles and cost $84,000. The company plans to install several wetarin along the route.
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Booth & Puente
PaTon
McKinstort
Versailles Gas Company
Booth & Flinn
Pinburg
Grapeville
Miles
Lumberman fatally wounded. suspect jailed after shooting
Franklin reports George G. Lacy of Lacy Bros Lumber Company was shot yesterday near the city. He died from his wounds as John Hewitt was arrested and held at Tionesa jail. Lacy’s condition was hopeless.
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Tervisraron
Franklin
George G. Lacy
Lacy Bros
John Hewitt
Ee Lacy
Gardan
Hewitt
Tionesa
Fighting for a Church as Polish Faction Clashes in Plymout
In Plymouth a Polish congregation feud with Lithuanians over parish control turns violent. Bishop O'Hara deposed a priest and installed Father Bumbara. armed Poles defended the parsonage, shots fired, Constable Melvin killed, three Poles captured, militia ready.
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DisraTou
Wilkesbarre
Plymouth
Lithurnanans
O'Hara
Bumbara
Arma
sAinh
Father Mack
Ureke
Melvin
Elis
Bodies Disinterred at Johnstown for Identification
Sixteen coffins were opened and reinterred as crowds gathered to identify victims. Only Philip Constable was recognized. remains will be viewed at reinterment with a waiting room for mourners. Casualties and the wet burial ground affected coffins. John O Neill’s remains to be sent to Cambria after an earlier fatality. Citizens’ relief fund reached 6,000 with a donation from F G Paulson of Pittsburgh.
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Thes Distatchs
Johnstown
Philip Constable
John O'Neil
Cambria
Derry Station
F. G. Paulson
Pittsburg
Brakeman James Dunbar Falls From Car in McKeesport
Telegram report from McKeesport says James Dunbar of Reynoldton, a brakeman on the Pittsburg McKeesport and Youghingheny Railroad, fell head first from a car in the Mc car dyes this morning and received injuries expected to prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
James Dunbar
Reynoldton
Pittsburg, McKeesport
Architects Eye National Union of Leagues
A plan to unite all architectural leagues nationwide is proposed by two large bodies the American Institute of Architects and the Western Association of Architects with a joint committee. A convention is set for Cincinnati on November 20 to discuss a nationwide federation with headquarters likely in Washington.
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New York
United States
American Institute of Architects
Western Association of Architects
American Institute
Charles Cropsey
Normand
Patton
Western Association
Cincinnati
Eastern Association
Boston
Baltimore
Chicago
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
San Francisco
St. Louis
Washington
Struck by the Fast Mail Near Nolin Ky Passengers Hurt
The Bowling Green accommodation collided with the fast mail from the South at Nolin Kentucky fifty miles south of Louisville this morning. Injured include Rev J M Bruch of Glasgow arm sprained and spine injured Vandike Heiser of Millers town seriously injured internally J M Wheeler of Worthington arm fractured scalp wounds and side hurt. Several others slightly hurt. Wounded are being cared for at the village.
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Louisville
Nolin
Fast Mail
J. M. Bruch
Glasgow
Vandike Heiser
Millerstown
J. M. Wheeler
Worthington
New Ward Police Gymnasium Opens at Forty-Third Street
A gymnasium has just been completed for the police of the seventeenth ward. The top story of the patrol station house on Forty-third street is the room where the officers will practice the manly art.
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Seventeenth Ward
Forty-third Street
Obituary notices and funeral details from late October
Multiple notices list deaths and funeral arrangements for William Barnes, Margaret Jack, Catharine McGraw, Alexander Newlon, and other residents. Entries provide ages, residences, funeral times, and interment or service details across locations including Knoxville, Allegheny, and Pittsburgh area.
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Russelis
Florence H
Will
Sarah A. Russell
Ward Street
Oakland
Tar Moons Bee Pr. M
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Private Dalzell
Kaum
Free
Pensions
Co ‘S
Bauer
Tpon
Telechan
Bigier le
the BisraTon
McClure & Co
Phillips Farm
Avetare
GNO Persanc
Ite
Aes
Wevclations
Bowling Green
Hood
C. L. Hood & Co
Hood's
Sarsapavilla
Lowell
Mass
Blooker’s Tmnt
COCOA
DEPOT
Mercer Bt
N.Y
Debe
Horsford
C. C. Stout
WN. Y
Penn Avenue
Jos. Horne & Co
Caio
Verner
Fifth Avenue
Market Street
Brawny
Jos. Fleming & Son, Cor
Diamond and Market Sts.ws
Cain & Verner
Cale & Verner
Henry Terheyden
Smithd Street
Mwr
Williams
Iron City
Hauch
Fifth Ave
Wis
Thomas J. Grove
Lillie Tasie
Lots's
Weeee
Greensbar
Wilkinsburg
Mtaburg
Coosen
Saree Braddock
Pittebure -Eeses
Allegheny Allegheny
Pitteburg
leReesport
feKeesport
Pitub
Upittsburg
Tarentum
Ateheny i
Piuwbure
Barnes
Locr Barnes
William Barnes
Cowan
Conrad Co
Zara Street
Knoxville
Lahanon
Ford
Ninth Street
James Foxp
A Seay
Pittaure
Allerbeny
Union Depot
Lynn
Jonm T
Seobhe
Mary Lyon
Ping Street
Mensendeick
Frederick Miensendeick
Pennsylvania Avenue
Allegheny
James M. Fullerton
Telephone
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Lim
John R.&a Murdoch
Smithfield Street
A. M
J. B. Murdoch
Smithfield
Debtexwr
THE
American Fire Insurance Company
Philadel
Total Asseta
Edwards & Kenwey, Ag
Misses’ Coats
Cloth Newmarkets
Thia
Portieres
N. B
Clores
Mtetwa
Viape
Opera
Grace Heainererempen
Pittsburg, PA
T, M, Latimer
Federal
South Diamond Streets
Portiere
McClintock
P. C. Schoeneck
Tul Liberty ST
Boggs & Buhl
Federal St
Lang Os
Perring
Uv S
Sixth Street
Scotland
England
Schamming & CO
W. M. Laird
Wood Street
Sacques and Capes
London
Broom Manufacturers
Robert Dickey
Water ST. and & Aa Puiapasen
Sixth St
Penn Ave
Durr
Col
Ece
Boston Novelty Store
H.C. Hayden & CO
Tennessee
Hopper Bros. & CO
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