East End Republican Parade Lights Up City Night
A spirited East End Republican parade drew crowds for a night of fire works and red fire as bands, cadets, and dozens of clubs from Pittsburgh and surrounding towns marched from Centre avenue through Negley avenue. The procession featured musket lamp drillers, cadets, and a large mounted patrol, with leaders including Chief Marshal Perciment and Adjutant General Baum guiding over 100 aides to a bannered, colorful display.
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East End
Center Avenue
Negley Avenue
Veun Avenue
East Liberty
Ellsworth Arere
South Neghey
Mace
Oclene
A. J. Need
Ameridos Club
H Stebreliss
Elon
Ryoven
Leoucht
Republican Club
Fourteenth Ward
Eleventh Ward Club
Allegheny Republican Cadet Club
Colonel Stone Uh
Allegheny
Conklin Cub
Fifteenth Ward
Timuddeck
Bridgeville
Etna
Sharpsburg
Mansfeld
Brushton
Wilkesburg
Centre Avenue
Aiken Avenue
Morewood Avenue
Ellsworth Avenue
Nerley Avenue
Howe Street
Penn Avenue
Collins Street
Broad Street
Franketown Avenue
Park Avenue
Larimer Avenue
Highland Avenue
Brrant Street
Stanton Avenue
Negley
Sheridan Avenue
Ught Mounted Park
Ourteenth Segient
Marechal P. D. Perciament
St. Joseph
Oe ‘Ard
Speer
I. NaecGonnigle
Wiliam Lemon
Boyene Pittsburg
Grase
Ward Po
Careon Bn
Eerort
Marshal
Stam
Mereless Janes McKoalgeht
Star
MoCal
Aguteot
Wilson
Braddock Seain Sheehan
Braddock
Howman
Breddock Jeniors
Kirkpatrick
Republcan
Dg. A. A. Oe
Leon
Trentieh Ward
Erich
Ebedyeide Republican Club
Baghes
Zyrcomi Ward Sepevies
A “Loge
Sirase
Magee
Ewing
Dresiton Republican
Klein
Wilkinety
Murray
Renee
Whitin
Apenas Ob
Allegeent
Alegheny Republican Cadets and commanding officers listed
The fragment notes various cadet units and their leaders including Major Fowler Captain Coronel Captain Sprger Captain Harrison Reid Cadets of Sharpeburg Captain Cool Jester Captain Murray and others in the Seventeenth Ward Southside Division with names such as Harrison Reid Mansfeld and Jonlord among listed officers and men.
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Alegheny Republican
Fowler
Renan Snes
Coronel W. A. Stone
Republican Cita
Sprger
Iyee
Eiis Harrison
Iid
Marciog
Homestead Hosts Large Democratic Demonstration Parade
A huge Democratic demonstration in Homestead drew over 4 000 marchers from Homestead and Lawrenceville with a 16 car Pittsburg train delayed until 8 30 pm. The procession featured decorated wagons, red helmets, and banners echoing recent city parade themes amid festive crowds along major streets.
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Homestead
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Fourth Street
Lawrenceville Station
Thomas J. Crawford
Sam Bennett
Doherty Iron and Steel
Hick
Naho
Tilden Club
Eleventh Cok
Thirteenth Ward Democratic Marching Club
Excelsior Braddock Democratic Club
East End Democratic Marching Association
Twelfth Ward
Drom
Jobo Kearna Club
Homestead Out
Lawrenceville
American Li
Doherty Hickory Club
Soho
East End
Littl
Heiner Predicts Big Majority in Twenty-First District
Indiana Republican D B Heiner toured the Twenty first district and forecast a strong victory. He cited expected margins in Armstrong 1000 to 200, Indiana 2500, Greensburg Latrobe area boosts, Westmoreland a swing, and Huff versus Keenan tensions shaping the race.
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Heiner
Twenty-First
D. B. Heiner
Indiana
Congress
Kensington
Armstrong County
Indiana County
Westmoreland
Greensburg
Scattdate
Latrobe
Astor Jefferson
Captain Keenan
Westmoreland County
Watching the Speakership Stronger in National Front
Representative Sam B. Cochrane of Kitanning visits to campaign for the speakership of the next Legislature. He aims to unite the country against Philadelphia, hoping a city bloc can be blocked as Thompson of Warren was two years ago. He plans active campaigning after House elections.
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Cochrane
Philadelphia
Sam B. Cochrane
Kittanning
Dalzell and
Stone
Captain Johnston
Cocrane
Thompson
Warren
Cox Confident After Fayette and Greene Campaigns
John F. Cox returns from a district swing through Connellsville Uniontown Dawson and nearby towns. He cites a growing supporters club of Homesteaders and predicts improved chances for his 24th district congressional bid. Local anti Stewart factions blame Acheson for Stewart’s renomination influencing votes.
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John F. Cox
Connellsville
Uniontown
Dawson
Twenth-fourth
Cox
Stewart
Fayette County
Acheson
Practical Furrier Offers Care at 707 Penn Avenue
An advertisement invites readers to leave furs for reshaping re-dying and cleaning at a modest cost. William Gunsowsky, a furrier at 707 Penn Avenue, promises furs will look like new after service. Also notes children’s caps by Bolo mon Ruben described as cutest.
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Penn Avenue
Easbh
Gunsowsky
New Cooley Gang Robs Bluff Street Home Near Holy Ghost
Mrs E Wolf and her daughter report a bold midnight burglary at their Bluff Street residence under Holy Ghost College. The intruder rifled drawers, smashed fruit jars, stole silverware and nearly all potatoes, escaping as neighbors rang alarms and detectives investigated clues like a pried cellar stone.
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Holy Ghost College
House U
Cooley
E. Wolf
Bluff Street
Mra Wolf
Miss Wolf
Mr. Wolf
Mrs Wolf
Jacob Miller
Vickrey Street
Piqued Jealousy Sparks Assault Charge in McKeesport
John Kalobas of McKeesport was jailed on an assault charge filed by Mary Camponawi after a dispute over a servant from Austria who won Kalobas’s affection. Kalobas, employed at National Tube Works, denies the claim, calling it a result of pique and jealousy before Squire Douglas in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kalobas
McKeesport
Mary Camponawith
Kalobas
National Tube Works
Austria
John
Mary
Squire Douglas
Boston
Protection at Street Crossings in Allegheny
Corner men will be stationed at the intersections of Federal and Ohio streets Sandusky and Ohio streets and Federal and Robinson to guide pedestrians and watch street cars and vehicles until after the coming election. This marks the first time cornermen have been placed in Allegheny to prevent accidents.
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Allegheny
Federal
Ohio
Sandusky
Federal and
Robinson
Republicans Rally at Kensington
Republicans gathered at Kensington last evening under the New Kensington Republican League. The crowd reached about 2 500 with 250 lining the club. New speakers were T. L. Gaertner and I Gilbert of Pittsburgh.
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Kensington
New Kensington Ublican League
T. L. Gaertner
I Gilbert
Pittsburg
Theft Hits Southside Tillkeeper at Market Stall
A Southside butcher, George Englert, was away from his stall when a thief tapped his till and took $19 in silver. A large roll of bills in an adjacent compartment remained untouched.
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George Englert
Officer Elmore Arrests Men After Sealing Incident
Officer Elmore arrested William Willis Ketter and Charles Robbins after a sealing incident. The trio faced charges as authorities pursued a swift response to the disturbance and secured the scene.
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Elmore
William Willis
Ketter
Charles Robbins
Governor Reynolds Delivers Cautious Delaware View On Cleveland Vote
From Pittsburgh Governor Reynolds of Delaware reports crowds returning from Chicago and predicts a Democratic victory nationwide, with Cleveland favored. He notes a broken bridge kept him in Pittsburgh Sunday and mentions attendees like D T Marvell and G H Carpenter while others travel toward Philadelphia.
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Reynolds
Delaware
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Chicago
Oe Branch
Philadelphia
R. J. Reynolds
D. T Marvell
W. H. Stephens
G. Jay Hart
H. G. Carpenter
D. J. Fink
Charles Terry
Er. G. Boyd
E. Stacy
H. G. Conrad
Mr. Cable Churchman
R. Alladand
RK. W. Reynolds
M. T. Moore
Ida Bacon
New York
Windy City
Governor Brown
Maryland
Senator Morrill
Vermont
W. L. Elkins
P. A. B. Windener
Friends
New Jersey Commissioners
Keystone
East
Courage Amid Homestead Strike Meeting At Home Stead Rink
The locked out men met at Home stead rink with George Hatfield presiding in T J Crawford absence. John Etigallon praised their firmness as worth world recognition while Austin and David Lynch spoke for supporters. A 48 ton armor plate was rolled at the mill as deputies massed nearby but no trouble occurred.
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Homestead
T. J. Crawford
George Hatfield
John C. Etigallon
Amalgamated Association
Austin
David Lynch
Accident at Bissell & Co stove works in Allegheny
John Krekeley the blacksmith was injured when an elevator cage jammed between the second and third floors. The cage struck him on the head and forced him down the shaft into the cellar where an iron cask halted its fall. He suffered a broken back and severe head injuries, but was alive and unconscious when removed.
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Stove Works
Bissell & Co
Robinson and Darragh Street
Allegheny
John Krekeley
Krierley
Brierley
Charles Street
Sod
Secretary Lovejoy denies conference with strikers at Homestead
Secretary Lovejoy said no meeting would occur with the Amalgamated Association. He noted Homestead mills ran satisfactorily and conferences were unnecessary. He denied consultations between Beaver Falls business leaders and Frick. The Amal Association favored a settlement at Homestead, with Beaver Falls sympathy strikes seen as risky for the broader strike.
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Lovejoy
Amalgamated Association
Homestead
Beaver Falls
Frick
Amal Association
Homestead Mills
Hat Left Behind After Market Street Assault
A Polish woman at the Southside market last night fought off a pocketbook thief. She resisted, knocked the man down, and he fled. Captain Stewart holds the suspect's hat and asks the man to call and claim it.
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Southside
Captain Stewart
Hotel Keeper in Trouble at McDonald Station
W T Shirling hotel keeper of McDonald station was arrested yesterday on a charge of stealing drilling tools from Bovard and Seytang oil well dealers. Constable Ayers took him to Washington Pa for a hearing.
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W. T. Shirling
McDonald Station
Bovard & Seytang
Chambers Glass opens new Kensington plant
The Chambers Glass Company started a 72 pot tank glass house at Kensington yesterday. The facility will employ about five hundred men.
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Chambers Glass Company
Kensington
Notable Visitors and Local Notables Check In
A string of travelers and locals are reported staying at area hotels. Major Eugene Carrington of Baltimore inventor and others from Uniontown Youngstown Emmersburg New Castle Meadville Monongahela City Cleveland Toturville Cresson Johnstown Lew Castle Oakdale and more are listed among recent arrivals and registrations. Patrick McGee James Powers and Frank Dodson are noted traveling to New York for political updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Carrington
Baltimore
D. E. Hawilton
Uniontown
H. N. Wick
Youngstown
Monongahela House
H. Easter
Emmersburg
Frank Newell
St. James’ Hotel
Jesse, Ferkins
Charles Greer
New Castle
Earl Bush
Meadville
Seventh Avenue
E.G. Acheson
Monongahela City
W.H.K. Rose
Cleveland
Anderson
Patrick McGee
James Powers
New York
George Carr
Toturville
Frank Dodson
Cresson
Johnstown
D. Hallowee
Lew Castle
One Fare Is Enough Opposed by His Honor
Property holders protest a Bellefield Street Railway franchise seeking tracks on Center avenue. Mayor Gourley may veto after delays as Central Traction Company lobbies, arguing two fares vs one. Stanton and Sheridan avenue residents fill council chambers to oppose the Morovingside line, citing fare increases and insufficient demand.
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Gourley
Bellefield Street Railway Company
Center Avenue
John McGinley
T. B Atterbury
Calvin Wells
Herron Avenue
Duquesne
Neville Street
Central
Bellefield
Duquesne Company
Stanton and
Sheridan Avenues
Seleat
City Hall
Ees
A. O
D. P. Heighard
J. J. Davis
N. Sawyer
MacGonigle
P Flvin
Corncila
They Lack Nerve Says Female Surgeons Doomed
Dr Fellows of Chicago argues women should not practice surgery and lack nerve at critical moments. He notes some medical fields accept women but he claims surgery shows deficiencies among female physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Fellows
Chicago
H. B. Fellows
Hahnemoon Medical College
Unruly customer clash at Penn Avenue Italian store
Uncle Kerr’s altercation with a city Italian fruit store proprietor on Penn avenue at Twenty eighth street ended with items tossed and Officer Wilkofaky placing Kerr under arrest. Henry Rodgers, a school carrier at Carbon Iron Works, fell from a scaffold and vows to sue the company over a poorly erected structure. Solomon & Euben announce a new Savings Bank promoting thrift with 4 percent interest, listing local merchants aiding stamp sales to bring banking knowledge to homes and workplaces. Mr Townler, Solomon’s cashier, stands near the store entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Kerr
Penn Avenue
Twenty Eighth Street
Wilkofaky
Henry Rodgers
Carbon Iron Works
Siena
Solomon
Isbor
Ro’ L. Townler
Solomon & Ruben
Renovation Ad Promotes Savings On Home Upgrades
An old newspaper fragment advertises renovating services and practical savings for home improvements. It mentions a trade name Practical Forrier and a business location at 707 Penn Avenue, suggesting a local contractor promoting cost conscious upgrades.
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Sean Wx
Guasoweny
Penn Avenue
Gatekeeper Refuses Entry to Black Visitor While Admitting White Daughter
William Johnson, at Central station after a visit to the Exposition with his 17 year old daughter Annie Scribner, was denied admission at the gate but observed his daughter allowed inside. Johnson suspects racial bias, quotes no grievance being heard, and says Annie is his wife’s daughter from a previous marriage. He describes their plan to reunite at the Union Station as he searches for the girl.
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William Johnson
Central Station
Johnson
Tr Johnson
Annie Scribner
Beaver
Parker
Union
Mayors Ban Liquor Sales in Disorderly Houses
Mayor Kennedy of Allegheny and Mayor Gourley policy on liquor sales in disorderly houses led to a joint decision. An order to Chief Murphy instructed Superintendent Math to notify all proprietors to cease illegal liquor sales. Math said notices were sent and the order will be enforced, barring those expelled from Pittsburgh from reestablishing themselves.
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Kennedy
Allegheny
Gourley
Murphy
Math
Pittsburg
Love taps lead to arrest for beating wife
Mrs. Michael Gruber charges her husband Michael Gruber with assault and battery after he pinched her repeatedly until she was bruised from the waist up. He acknowledges the pinching but says it was playful love taps and blames their quarrel on affection. The 614 man was taken into custody by Alderman Succop.
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Michael Gruber
Foralley
Southside
Succop
Kate Dugan Murder Mystery Unfolds in Suburban Case
Wimrsdon, Dern Oct 22. State and city detectives probe Estie Dugan murder with a nearly decapitated body found in a suburban field. They pursue a secret marriage to a hidden man and possible family disclosures amid reports of disturbances at First ward venues.
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Wimrsdon
Dern
Estie Dugan
Katie
Alley concert draws large crowd at Carnegie Hall
Dense fog delayed B and O trains for hours while a city parade by ward and club units moved along Penn avenue. Lawrenceville MCA officer E W Bassi named secretary after J C Allen's death amid steady injuries including James McCoy’s fall and a child’s broken leg from a house floor hole.
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Alanes
Carnegie Hall
Baltimore and Ohio
John Kearns
EK Z
Wainright
Penn Avenue
E. W. Bassi
Lawrenceville
MCA
J. C. Allen
James McCoy
Smallman Street
West Penn
McCoy
Brent
Anrure Jerretes
Ancers Horrsn
Howley Street
Prisoner Escort Attacked. Five Men Arrested Nearby
Orrroen Gurzr of Sharpsburg was assaulted while taking a prisoner to the station. the prisoner escaped. Five colored men Jack Daniels William Taylor Walter Jones Larimer Jacobs and Edward Spinner were arrested while gambling in a house at Fifth Avenue and Tunnel Street by Officer Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrroen Gurzr
Sharpsburg
Jack Daniels
William Taylor
Walter Jones
Larimer Jacobs
Edward Spinner
Fifth Avenue
Tunnel Street
Myers
Refusal to bury brother of suicide shocks Coroner
George Rotenauer, found dead by his own hand in Miller's Grove, was interred with no mourners or relatives present. Brother Philip Retenauer refused to contribute to or attend the funeral, prompting the Coroner to order immediate burial and denounce the indifference as uncivilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rotenauer
Miller's Grove
Potters
Sregeecy
Philip Retensuer
OS Oer
Prussia
McKeesport
Weaver Campaign Draws Weary Voters In Colorado
Captain D W D Freeman spoke for the People's party at West Elizabeth where about 100 voters attended. Freeman cited a Denver Silverite leader's letter predicting Weaver's large Colorado victory and said he would campaign in small towns this coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. D. Freeman
Weat Middlesex
J. H. Stevenson
J. B Aiken
People’s Party
West Elizabeth
Freeman
T. M. Patterson
Denver
Cal
Congress
Silverite Democrats
Weaver
Colorado
Captain Freeman
Republican Party
Old Bridge Replaced in Temperanceville
Temperanceville completes iron bridge replacement started three months ago. One track was unusable during work, slowing traffic. both tracks reopen today enabling normal flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperanceville
Trafic
Real Sacques Made to Order at Low Prices
Practical Furrier GUABOWSKKY offers latest style real sacques made to order for less money than ready made options. Located at 707 Peon avenue, this storefront promises value and custom fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guabowskky
Linen Collar Sale Sparks Swift Trade at Solomon and Ruben
A fragmented note reports 3100 linen collars priced at 0c and cuffs at 20c prompting rapid customer turnout as Solomon and Ruben’s furnishings firm promotes a brisk sale.
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Solomon & Ruben's
Sweets Offer for Keeping Boys Busy at Home
A promotional note suggests giving children nuts and candies to keep them occupied at night. It lists mixed candy, stick candy, French cream bonbons, old fashioned mixes, lozenges, taffy, plantation drops, caramels, and cocoanut caramels with varied prices per pound and per piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Quality Nuts Candies and Dates Offer
Advertisement notes first class nuts candies and dates with prices and mail order option. Readers are invited to request a weekly price list and place orders by mail.
HUGUS & HAGKE CLOAK DEPARTMENT OFFERS FUR LINE
The store showcases European novelties and ladies jackets from 32 to 40 inches priced 12 50 to 20. Cheviot cloth jackets and capes priced 5 to 50. Fur garments include shoulder and military capes with a 20 inch fur shoulder cape at 10. Head scarfs and seal jackets featured with emphasis on early season demand.
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McDonald
Jonlord
L_ Mages
Coslett
Harrison and Reid
Reid Stanton
Harrison
Fayette and
Greene Counties
de B. M. Haxza
Omtice
Penn Street
Taois
Bolomon & Ruben
Bosorr
Bat Boys
Oficeholdera
Whyt
Cooley Gang
Biuff Street
Mra Wall
Bisell & Co.'s
Oakdale
Merrineon
Abere
Coleman
le Socreet
Kate Dugan
Henry Thomas
George Heller
Anya
Creedmoor
James Ross
Atd
P. Steinmann’s
Federal Street
Solomon Huben’s
Axminsters
Smith
Miller’s Grove
Potter's Field
Delp & Bell
Sim
Wand
Federal St
N. B
Edward
Groetzinger
Penn Ave
Marshell
Brazil
Tae
Hugus
Hagke
Cloak Department
Gok
Market ST
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