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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1892

Page

5

Pressure on Germany to back Austria Hungary on Bulgaria

The report notes Austria Hungary seeks a firm German stand against Russia to recognize Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria. It details Count Szechenyi's recall, Kalnoky's influence, and Berlin's delicate balance within the Triple Alliance. It warns of Balkan tensions and German Russian policy shaping Austrian aims ahead of two central events.

Tetts Count Szechenyi Imperial Coc Epopeas Oersdor Berlin Ger Llessian Goverine Count Szogy Tiewity Germany Count Szecheny Kalacky Russia Joseph Vienna Prince Bismarck Bulhe Bismarchk Austro Hungary Este Bosnia Keczecovina Austria-Hungary Coburg Trusy Soliae Austria Kalpoky Lota Kalnokyr Bul Hessia Countep Krealnoky Traditr Rnsie Balkan Cnet Kalin Clin Triple Alliance Hungary Voky Eoeeel

Homestead Strikers Talk on 48 Inch Armor Plate Rolling

The Carnerie mill in Homestead rolled a 48 inch belt armor plate this Saturday. Mill superintendents praise non union labor for a remarkably successful job. The plate moves to the press shops for inspection by the United States Government Inspector who will determine if it is perfect. Until then locked out workers see no proof of success.

Homestead Milleine Elsim United States

Central police station reports nine prisoners held yesterday

Nine inmates faced various charges at the Central police station yesterday morning. Parrice Carnot fined $20 and costs by Alderman McKenna for orderly conduct. Jon Brisport sent to the workhouse for 80 days by Judge Succop for abusing his wife. Woowas Carr sent to the workhouse for raising a disturb an on Mond Street. Joux Mernax sent to the workhouse by Alderman McKenna for abusing his mother and sister. James Wooplixe sent to the workhouse for 30 days for stealing an umbrella from 65 Wyne Avenue. Thomas EccLty fined $25 and costs by Alderman Leslie for raising a disturbance at Michael Dwyer's residence on Butler Street Saturday night. Hues Grant, age 9, to have a hearing on incorrigibility at the request of his father living on Spring Avenue, Allegheny.

Central Parrice Carnot Alderman McKenna Jon» Brisport Succop Woowas Carr Mond Street Joux Mernax James WoopLixe Wyne Avenue Thomas EccLty Leslie Michael Dwyer Butler Street Hues Grant Spring Avenue Allegheny Batumpat Molliz Cownan Vanport Station Cleveland and Pittsburg Trispar Cook Bouthane Bouthane Ag: At Capes Ree Ducenset Freeman James L. Freeway Landine W. Va Monpaur Grab Gnas Moxpar Sarah Street Hartman Testonia Connap Hartman Michael Biggie Forward Avenue Tusspar Heidelberg Jean Boyd Montrose W. P Hodkinson Mary E. Warp Thomas D. Hodkinson Whitney's Terrace Breckenridge Avenue Thirteenth Ward Kammersell Longalley Awna C. Kamwerard Turspay St. Peter's Church Liberty Street Marsola Webster Avenue Andrew Joseph A. W Philomem Marsala Ulhearn R. m Many A Andrew Mulhearn Fonneral Lawrence Street Nunnery Hill Ravenscroft Atwood Street Pictsburg Margaret Ravenscroft Davia Sumpar R. Xu Sullivan Edward Sullivan Bangor Street Mt. Washington St. Mary of the Mount Church Wolzz Lawnenros Grant John Mary Wolf Forty-sixth Street MowpaYrarrzer- Room Yeager Ligzie Michael Eliza- Rest Yaeger Spring Hill Monpar

Prohibitionists and Democratic groups hold meetings in city

W J Mresteer will address the Prohibitionists of Springdale this evening. The B McKenna Democratic Association meets in County Democracy rooms to elect officers. CorseLisville Republican rally at the Opera House features addresses by Johnee and George W Clin m. Seven year old Katie Ross suffers a head injury after a stone falls on her during play. Dr J T Bowanns will lecture at Smithfield M E Church on the Chautauqua movement and its long term self culture opportunities.

W.J. Mresteer Springdale B. McKenna Democratic Association County Democracy Rooms Corselisville Opera House Man Johnee Henry Hall George W. Clinm Katie Ross Steuben Street J. T. Bowanns Chautanqua University Smithfield M. E. Church Chautanqua Chautauqua

Enormous stock of fancy liquors at Max Kleins

The notice urges seeing Max Klein's large liquor stock at Bear Creek and Allegheny. It lists f old Pennsylvania Eye Whiski and brands uckenheimer Fincn Gibeon overholt, priced at $1 each or six quarts for $5. Address given as 8 Feveral street Allegheny Pa.

Max Klein Pennsylvania Bear Creek Feveral Street Allegheny, Pa

Sale of Damaged Stock at T. G. Evans & Co.

Bargain sale of damaged china glass and lamps at T. G. Evans & Co. Third and Market. Stock damaged by fire water and smoke offered almost at your own prices. Rooms or pew goods sale. Come early to avoid the rush.

China T. G. Evans & Co

Farmers' Deposit National Bank Vault Boxes Offered

Advertises vault storage for valuable papers bonds and documents at 66 Fourth Avenue with rental from five dollars per year and up.

Farmers’ Deposit National Bank Fourth Avenue

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