Ingenious Apology Lecture by Colored Scientist in Allegheny
C A Johnson, editor of the British Lion and American Eagle, lectured on wind in Green Street Baptist Church Allegheny City. He claimed unparalleled wind knowledge, warned Pennsylvania sinks, and urged life insurance as a precaution amid a predicted gas eruption and ensuing darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Johnson
British Lion
Hamilton
Ont
American Eagle
New York
Green Street Baptist Church
Allegheny City
John Adams
Atlantic Ocean
Ydea
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Estro 4
Thieves In His Room
Daniel Crowley of Second avenue woke at 1 a m to find two men rifling his clothing. One fled, the other, named Martin Connors, was caught after a chase by Officer 5. Central station lodged information, Crowley reported a stolen watch and money, and Connors was jailed for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Crowley
Second Avenue
Mr. Crowley
Central Station
Martin Connors
Daepers
Gripp
Harvest Home Celebration at St. Mark's Episcopal
A Harvest home service begins tomorrow at St. Mark's Episcopal Church on South Eighteenth Street and runs through next Sunday. Rev. J. C. White will preach at the morning and evening services, with special services and music planned for the week including All Saints communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvest
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
South Eighteenth Street
J. C. White
D. D
All Saints
Dalzell Denies Inter View Rumor On Postmastership
Congressman Dalzell issues a strong denial of a report that he antagonized the administration over the Pittsburg postmastership. He refutes claims of threats or favoritism, says he seeks fair treatment and appointment of his nominee, and denies meeting with Senator Quay or being at the Seventh Avenue Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Dalzell
Dalzell
Pittsburg
Quay
Tay
House
Wm. Flinn
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Senator Quay
Krupp Considers Pittsburg Plant Like Essen Factory
Reports say Herr Krupp of Essen Germany weighs building a Pittsburg gun plant modeled on his Essen works. A investigator is in town to evaluate land needs about five square miles for plant and housing. He favors Western Pennsylvania for gas wells and rail access near river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herr Krapp
Essen
Germany
Pittsburg
Rhenizh
Herr Krupp
Europe
Krupp
Pennsylvania
Frank McMahon Held for Court on Aggressive Assault Charge
Magistrate Gripp yesterday held Frank McMahon for court in default of bail on aggravated assault and battery charges. McMahon was arrested by Officer Ed Cross Thursday night within Bedford avenue area for attempting to rob a drunken man. Police report show a long prior record and note the suspect’s past arrest by City M Ed Martin six months ago for brutal beating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McMahon
Gripp
MecMahon
Ed Cross
Bedford Avenue
Ests
Shon
Ed Martin
Citizens
Traction E
Democratic Clubs Unite to Promote Full Vote Campaign
The Randall Club and County Democracy united at Democratic headquarters to pro cure a full Democratic vote. A joint committee will confer with Democratic associations to enlist aid in polling a full vote. All clubs may send reps to a meeting at No. 138 Fifth Avenue next Monday at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Club
County Democracy
Fifth Avenue
Struck by Crane Injures Millwright at South Fifteenth Street Mill
Reese Davis of Oliver Bros. and Phillips suffered broken ribs and possible internal injuries yesterday afternoon after a crane swung suddenly, pinning him between a beam and the crane arm while guiding sheet iron walls on scaffolding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Davis
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
South Fifteenth Street
Davis
Travelers Return From European Trip At Lengthy Homecoming
Hon C L Mages and wife Senator Rotan of Allegheny and George von Bonn horst expected home from nearly six months in Europe. Magee enjoyed the Old World journey and will resume political leaderships. Senator Rutan traveled for health and is ready to rejoin political life. Welcoming party planned. Clifton Wharton Jr of New York staying at the Dogesne. Samuel Brown of New Geneva to be lockkeeper at new dam and lock No 8. E M Bigelow Chief of Public Works returned from New York with unreported plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Mages
Senator Rotan
Allegheny
George von Bonnhorst
Philadelphia
Magee
Putsty
Rutan
Europe
Ater Rutan
Clifton Wharton, Jr
New York
Dogeesne
Wharton
Samuel Brown
New Geneva
B M Sanna Ear Nose Specialist at 718 Penn Street
A note lists Dn. B M Sanna as an ear, nose and throat specialist with the address 718 Penn Street and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Sanna
Penn Street
S&su
Admiral Daelgren Warns on Chaperoning Young Girls
Morrows SistaTou features Admiral Daelgren explaining why young girls should be chaperoned. The column argues for protective supervision and cautions against risky social scenarios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MBS
Admiral Daelgren
Morrow
SistaTou
Burdette Lectures on The Boy Draws Crowd at City Hall
Bob Burdette delivered a two hour talk at City Hall to about 2,235 attendees including the M M A crowd, exploring boyhood and the path from youth to manhood with humor and pathos. He emphasized family guidance, father son bonding, and the influence of environment on boys while noting the era’s changes and the need for parental involvement. The program announced the Mundell Brothers Vocal Quartet performing on November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Burdette
Old City Hall
Burdette
Cain
Puppi
Iisad
Mundell Bistera’ Vocal Quartet
Veiled in Mystery Orange Grove Proprietor Arrested
An Orange Grove proprietor tied to Armstrong Co DM class, Charles Hiltenbelter alias Charles Hill of 251 Webster Avenue, claims a Florida grove near Jacksonville. Detective Fitzgerald arrested him but the exact charge remains unclear. Detective Finney holds a warrant from Armstrong County. details were unavailable at midnight. Hill says only he borrowed $65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Co
Charles Hiltenbelter
Charles Hill
Webster Avenue
Jacksonville
Fla
Fitzgerald
Finney
West Penn Railroad
Hill
Armstrong County
Glass Apprentices in Turmoil at McCully’s Glass House
Snyder, manager of McCully’s on Twenty-eighth Street, discusses a brewing dispute over an extra apprentice. The workers claim only one apprentice should be assigned per twenty blowers, given 40 blowers total. A committee from the shop plans to meet the firm next Tuesday to seek a fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Snyder
McCully
Twenty-eighth Street Glass House
Snyder
May Sullivan Case Triggers Westmoreland Parasol Probe
Agent Dean of the Anti Cruelty Society reports rising tips about additional cases in Greensburg and Scottdale tied to the May Sullivan matter. He received letters from local gentlemen urging investigation into scandals involving younger girls and socially prominent men, with witnesses recalled from Scottdale. Dean says he will present the material to the society board before pursuing further charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sir
Dean
Anti-Cruelty Society
May Sullivan
Court House
Westmoreland County
Greensburg
Scottdale
Alley
Selter
Harrington
The
Anti- Cruelty Society
Citizens' Traction Railway denies extension and fare cuts
A report claimed the Citizens' Traction Railway would extend its cable line to the Sharpsburg bridge and charge 5 cents to Sharpsburg with same fare to East Liberty. Director James Verner told the Pittsburgh Dispatch no decision or quorum discussion on extensions or fare reductions had occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Traction Railway Company
Butler Street
Sharpsburg Bridge
Sharpsburg
East Liberty
Tor Dispatch
James Verner
Freight Blockade Ties Up Rail Traffic From Pittsburg West
Lack of locomotive engines drives a freight slowdown across the Pittsburgh region. Coke shortages halt Western furnaces, grain shipments from Chicago are stalled, and several lines including Ft Wayne Pittsburg and Western and Panhandle face severe congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Western Points
Chicago
Ft Wayne
Western
Panhandle
Mendelsbohn Club Holds Third Southside Rehearsal
The Mendelasohn Club, the only choral group on the Southside, met at Palace parlors on South Fifteenth and Carson last night for its third rehearsal of the season. Attendance was good and indications point to a successful season with J. P. McCullom as instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendelasohn Club
Southside
Palace
South Fifteenth
Carson Streets
J. P. McCullom
E. F
Man Arrested After Alleged Wife Beating in Allegheny
Philip Petrie of Madison Avenue Allegheny was arrested by Officer Alexander last evening for roughing his wife. The suspect was detained as the wife’s screams drew police, who found him in the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Petrie
Madison Avenue
Allegheny
Alexander
Webster Avenue Man Remanded After Alderman Hearing
Taylor Louis of Webster Avenue appeared before Alderman Richards on a charge of. Loyd reports Louis threatened to cut his heart out with a razor. Louis was held for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Louis
Webster Avenue
Alderman Richards
W. H. Loyd
Louis
Eye opening operation restores sight for McDonald man
John Ayres of McDonald Washington county Pa endured fifty years of eye trouble suffering from corneal ulceration. After two weeks of treatment with Dr. Sadler at 804 Penn Ave a skilled operation freed his lids and opened his eyes to their natural state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ayres
McDonald
Washington County
Sadler
Penn Ave
Safety gates urged at Southside crossings amid fatal accidents
Petitions circulate among manufacturers and citizens calling on the railroad companies to install safety gates at street crossings on the Southside. Three fatal incidents in the past month heighten demand, with talk of a general city ordinance and possible mass meeting to seek enforcement against Pittsburgh and Lake Erie company rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston
Panhandle
Southside
Lake Erie
Pitsburg
eKeesport
Youghiogheny
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charleston City
Pont Patibionnie
Lake Erie Company
Twenty-second Street
F. C. Beinhauer
Bukland
Braun
Runaway beer wagon injures two men in West End
James Sweeney and Gus Schinduheete were seriously injured when a beer wagon ran away on Steuben street. Horses frightened the wagon, overturned it, and dragged the men before stopping near a fence. Barrels spilled beer, aiding youths nearby. Schinduheete suffered head and body injuries. Sweeney broke a wrist and was sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sweeney
Gus Schinduheete
West End
Steuben Street
Saw Mill Run
Monopoly in Western Pennsylvania on book keeping system
The Inter-State Business Practice Association of America headed by President Williams and Prof. Row restricts new members with unanimous consent, allowing Curry University to control Western Pennsylvania. The group shifts from text book teaching to a newspaper market quotation method, denying access to many students and reshaping business education and book keeping training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Pennsylvania
Inter- State Business Practice Association of America
Williams
Row
Curry University
Sens
Sta
America
Mont Aeeeink Breiner
Owledge
Curonan Business
Politicians Passing Through on Short Philadelphia Stopover
Boss McManes and a Philadelphia delegation arrived by special car after a trip from Cincinnati. The group, led by A McManes with Henry Clay and others, said the journey was a political nonevent and aimed at a rent from business. They toured Charlottesville and White Sulphur Springs and planned to hitch their car to the 8 o clock train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boss McManes
James McManes
Quaker City
Philadelphia
A. McManes
Henry Clay
Lavery Bradley
L. Rittenhouse
L E. Salter
Morris H. Stern
Cincinnati
McManes
Mesars
Magee
Quay
Lexington
Senator Quay
Mr. McManes
Theator
Walters
Powers
Opera House
Se. Bean
Mysterious Fire Alarm Near Alleghenian Street
A Thursday night blaze was investigated after Hutchinson found a suspicious setup near Allegheny Street. Local authorities reported shavings and minor materials consistent with arson but offered no solid clues.
Horseshoers' matter fixed after council talks
Trades' Council committee ends dispute with Boases after negotiations. Horseshoers and operatives had eyed a nine hour work day and Saturday work until four. A visit to Mr Mc Caslin last night led to a believed final agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades’ Council
Horseshoers
McCaslin
Typhoid Decline and Local Health Alerts
Physicians report cold weather helping end the typhoid fever outbreak along Penn avenue and in Lawrenceville after months of prevalence. An alarm from box 143 was sparked by a blaze at rear of No 19th Street Southside. Impure water risk noted with Angostura drops recommended. Advertising notices for James H. Aiken & Co. and F. & V.'s Pilaner beer appear among the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Lawrenceville
Cesena
No. Nineteenth Street
Southside
Plush Coats and Seal Coats From Noted Makers
A display lists plush coats and genuine Alaska seal coats from two celebrated makers. The assortment includes long fashion coats in rich red tones and impeccable fur finishes. The reader is invited to inspect and select from these carefully chosen garments.
Hamilton's Piano Offer Promises Rare Decker Bros and More
Exposition visitors are urged to go to Hamilton's at 91 and 93 Fifth to view top pianos and organs. The ad claims Hamilton's is sole agent for four premium brands and highlights low payments and strong neighbor recommendations. It also touts Estey and Excelsior organs and urges buyers to visit Hamilton's salesrooms for convincing demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton's
Decker Bros
Kuabe
Fischer Rarek Roe Ve Ae Olea
Hamilton
Estey
Excelsior
Brancs Terring
Foundry strike widens as workers resist orders and seek raise
Seven foundries have signed but more men are coming out. James Lathwood of Faber Street signs after being notified of the increase. Evans Brothers and Yagle & Co. still face withdrawal as workers refuse orders. Five Jones & Laughlin operatives laid off amid scarce work. Several men already left the city seeking work elsewhere while others await a promised raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lathwood
Faber Street
Hillard
Jones & Laughlin
Aabaeie
Benies
Thomas Wisdom
Street
Marshall’ Foundry
Sexton
Gloucester Iron Works
Wisdom
Sears
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E. M. Bigelow
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Glass
Mendelsbohn Club
Hebearsal
the Curry University
Shevyings
Hutchinson
James H. Aiken & Co
Fifth Ave
Pilaner Beer
Clara
Market Street
Mole
Soonesbeban
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P. Boden
Alif Ee Fruts
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Renshaw & CO
Lunerep
Ridley
A. Haw & CO
Liberty
Mexico
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Pitteburg
Tama
Guarantess
Ali
Scarlet
JOS. Horne & CO
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