Tariff and Homestead Talk Riles Metropolis Meet
Hon. John Dalzell and Major Gourley address Lawrenceville gathering on tariff and money. Dalzell defends tariff as protection for industry and discusses Homestead, labor rights, and immigration. Local Democrats and Republicans rally in different districts as campaigns frame the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Southside
Mt. Troy
John Dalzell
England
United States
Dalyell
Homestead
Dalzell
Mr. Dalzell
Liverpool
Republican Party
Noone
Allegheny County
Braddock
Major Gourley
Harriison
Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Randall Club Chooses Parade Plans and Officers
A Randall Democratic Club special meeting approved a parade on Saturday night with full uniform. D C Barr chaired the session which elected Guthrie, Stevens, Wallace and Cuneo as parade officers and tasked a committee to raise funds for campaign expenses. An invitation from Wilson Teritt Students to visit Wheeling on November 1 was accepted. A follow up meeting is set for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Democratic Club
D. C. Barr
P. N. Guthrie
Joseph Cuneo
A. G
Wilson Teritt Studenta
Wheeling
B&o. R. Até
Ata P. X. Guthrie
Btervens
Thomas J. Wallace
P. O'Doherty
George J. Free
C. W. Vyens
Phil Fiteilbons
A. Learn
Ecaumibons
Making Democrats of Slave Peter V. Bovnianek National President
A historical notice records Peter V. Bovnianek named National President as part of a political organization’s leadership update. The announcement highlights the party’s organizational changes and leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats
Peter V. Bovnianek
Slavonic Society Speaker to Tour East for Democracy
A Slavonic Society member travels to the East to deliver speeches in support of democracy. He plans talks in New York Connecticut and New Jersey tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Slavonic Society
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Rusk Sees New York as Pivot. Fears Registration Surge
Secretary of Agriculture Rusk toured Milwaukee on a political swing, predicting Wisconsin stays Republican and Michigan loses three electoral votes. He noted heavy registration in New York and other cities, hoped to keep New York out as a pivotal state, and praised McKinley tariff benefits to tobacco farmers while discussing Harrison’s funeral and party strength.
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Rusk
New York
Jerry Rusk
Washington
Wisconsin
Mra Harrison
Milwaukee
Michigan
Spooner
Rouch
Colorado
Chicago
Harrison
Nevada
Jones
South
Kings County
Connecticut
Reed of Maine to Speak at Republican Mass Meeting
A large audience is expected tonight at Old City Hall for a Republican mass meeting headlined by Thomas B Reed of Maine. The venue plans include reserved seats for ladies and vice presidents with no premeeting demonstrations and no reception committee. Reed will be the sole speaker and is noted as a witty, in demand speaker.
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Republican County Committee
Old City Hall
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Reed
Indies
Gripp
Maine Statesman
Party Nominees Favor Acheson in Greene and Allegheny
Colonel A L Hawkins and Dr W and Grim are defendants in the Sams case and stopping at the Central Hotel as the court session on the Sams matter opens today. Hawkins predicts Acheson will win Congress with tight margins in Greene and Washington counties but a stronger showing in Allegheny and Fayette. He praises Greene’s voters and notes Republicans are in line while Democrats lean toward Acheson.
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A. L. Hawkins
Dr. W. & Grim
Central Hotel
Sams
Acheson
Congress
Greene
Washington
Allegheny
Fayette
Greene County
Democrats March in Allegheny Parade and Meeting
The Mt. Troy Democratic Association led a parade of about 1500 men through Allegheny last night with fireworks and many Pittsburg clubs in line. A mass meeting followed at Rhein hart's Hall with John P. Kunkel presiding. speeches were five minutes and the event adjourned after midnight.
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Allegheny
Pittsburg
Mt. Troy
Jenks Seeks Lawyer Help to Vote in Baker Ballot Case
George A. Jenks ex Solicitor General of the United States traveled from Brookville to Pittsburg to attend the Supreme Court Thursday in a partnership case. He criticized the Baker ballot law calling it an imitation of the Australian system and predicted ballot reform, while noting he would engage a bright lawyer to assist him on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Jenks
United States
Pittsburg
Brookville
Supreme Court
Squires Brapsey and John McGeary Open New School
Squires Brapsey and John McGeary will open and Vouing school in the Homewood School. Twenty-first ward to-night Tarpen hall of the Shadyside Prohibitionists on Filbert street will be dedicated tomorrow evening. A fine programme has been arranged. A Bic Republican demonstration is to be made at Mansfeld tomorrow night.
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Squires Brapsey
John McGeary
Homewood
Tarpen Hall
Shadyside
Filbert Street
Mansfeld
Noted Divines Honored at Presbyterian Union Reception
A large assembly of ministers, judges, merchants, and professionals gathered at Monongahela House in Pittsburgh to honor Rev. Dr. William C. Young and Rev. Dr. Robert Christie. Judge Ewing presided as toastmaster. speeches celebrated enthusiasm and religious instruction, with brief remarks by Christie and a closing doxology led by Dr. McCandless.
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Monongahela House
Presbyterian Union of
Pittsburg
Allegheny
William C. Young
Robert Christie
Western Theological Seminary
Union
Judge Ewing
E R. Donehoo
Kenmawr
Christie
St. Paul
Young
First
Purves
Theological Seminary
Danville
Cincinnati
Louisville
Kentucky
Donehoo
Dr. Christie
Harper's
Grant
Illustrated Paper
Williams and
Heydrick
Judge Slade
T. G Lazear
James B. Scott
Charles Speer
First National Bank
Calvin Wells
J. McFarland Carpenter
Murdock
C. C. Mellor
W. H. Cook
Washington Assembly
J. D. Moffat
Washington and Jefferson College
Dr. Holmes
J. Guy McCandless
Dr. Robinson
James R. Mellon
J. R. Sutherland
George C. Wilson
Judge McClung
John A. Renshaw
Richard Wood
Mathew Bigger
John Lannitz
George A. Berry
W. A. Shaw
David Robinson
John Caldwell
T. E. Orr
J. W. Smith
H. W. Fulton
A. Duncan
J. A. Libbey
W. W. McKinney
Ewing
Dr. Xo
Dr. Young
Presbyterian Church
Henry Watterson
Johnstown
Jesus
Paul
Young Conclu
Virginia
Scotland
Guy McCandless
Doerr Confesses Robbery Then Returns to Make Amends
Julius Doerr, a German, was arrested by Officer Kim on Sycamore Street after a tip that he was wanted. He confessed stealing $105 and a silver watch from his roommate Sylvester Schnethers in July, then traveled to Germany before returning to face charges and apologize.
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Kim
Allegheny Force
Sycamore Street
Julius Doerr
Central Station
Doerr
Muth
Leggate Spring and Axle Works
Sylvester Schnethers
Bucente Street
Reserve Township
Schnethers
Muthey
Germany
America
New York
Bids Open for New City Home Erection Contract
Chief Elliot to open bids tomorrow in Common Council chamber for the Poor Farm buildings. One contractor must handle the entire job, estimated at 300 000 to 400 000 dollars with 500 000 security. The design features modern fittings, electric light, three dynamos, a 1200 horsepower engine and a central bath room to thoroughly cleanse inmates.
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Elliot
Common Council Chamber
Pittsburg
Officer Finds Lost Boy Near Twenty Second Street
Late Monday officer Story located a seven year old boy crying from cold near the Twenty second street incline Southside. The child, Joseph Berk hart, cannot identify his parents or home and was taken to the Twenty-eighth ward lice station for the night. If unclaimed, he will be turned over to the Humane Society.
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Story
Southside
Twenty-eighth Ward
The
Humane Society
Joseph Berkhart
Dent
Sheriff Faces Tight Schedule for Election Notices
Sheriff McCleary must post polling place notices ten days before the election under the Baker law. The official candidate list from Harrisburg is expected today, leaving little time to finalize and publish notices. Commissioners wrestle with locating polling places, study Morse subdistrict school as a polling site, and face a court injunction over using the building.
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McCleary
Allegheny County
Twenty-fourth
Harrisburg
Roper
Baker
Morse
Twenty-fifth Ward
J. S and
E G. Ferguson
Messra C. Lode
John McKaine
M. M. Felker
John Shook
W. & Jones
Mayor Opposes Separate Contract for Dead Animal Removal
Mayor Gourley plans to discuss with Chief Brown a five year contract with Dr. Czamecki for removing dead animals. He favors including this service in a general garbage disposal contract. A city official notes bidders could profit from hides bones and carcasses, with Dr Czamecki earning 3500 dollars a year.
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Gourley
Brown
Dr. Czamecki
Cxamecki
World’s Fair committees to meet in Pittsburg on Saturday
Two meetings will be held in Pittsburg this Saturday the Pennsylvania branch of the World’s Fair Art Committee gathering at the Monongahela House in the evening Prof. H Ives head of the art department will attend the meeting A joint daytime session will bring Committees EK from the State Senate together with the Art Committee at the Pittsburg Art Society rooms
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Letter to the Editor on tar and wage issues in diatriot
James W. Breen Democratic nominee for the Twenty second Congressional District writes to the Dispatch. He plans to present questions to Hon. Thomas Reed of Maine regarding tar and wage topics and invites fair discussion with voters and electors from both parties.
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Card
Dispatch
John Dalzell
Thomas Reed
Maine
James W. Breen
Twenty-second Congressional District
Simple Pile Cure Powncade Ad by Fleming & Son
No barbarous method employed insuring piles with Hill's Pile Powncade. No cutting no cauterizing but a simple and positive cure for piles. Printed guarantee with each pack. Price 1, six packages 5. By mail. For sale by Jos. Fleming & Son Market Avenue.
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Hill
Jos
Fleming & Son
Damaged Stock Sale At T G Evans Co Third and Market
Fire and water damaged stock from T G Evans Co is offered at low prices. Bargains include cling glass lamps and ladies hats reshaped in Wales style with quick service. Os trich tips curled and shaped at 707 Penn Avenue by practical hatter and furrier Wm Ganoasr.
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T. G. Evans & Co
Iice of Wales
Gaanowsrr
Penn Avenue
Runaway Boy Captured After Fifth Avenue Chase
William Muesen pursues his 14 year old son John along Fifth Avenue. A crowd gathers as police use mace to separate them. The boy is freed and escorted to Schmidt building where he works. father to follow is blocked by a janitor. Mr Muesen says the boy refuses to live at home. the boy accuses beatings and threats. Further proceedings expected today.
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William Muesen
Southside
Fifth Avenue
John
Smithfield Street
Chase
Schmidt Building
Maesen
Morganza
HUGUS & HACKE CLOAK DEPARTMENT
The store advertises European novelties in ladies jackets capes and fur garments. It promotes clay diagonal jackets Cheviot cloth jackets and various fur capes with prices from five to fifty dollars and notes new arrivals and better qualities for the season.
Simen’s $3 Gents Shoes Highlight Varied Styles
The advertisement touts SIMEN'S $3 Gents Shoes in calfskin leather from a top tannery. It lists Bluchers Balmorals and Congress models priced at three dollars, with tipped and plain toe options for all classes.
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Congress
Dress Goods at Jos Horne & Co Penn Ave Stores
Jos Horne and Co on Penn Ave promote dress goods with larger finer current season stocks. They emphasize quality first, claiming prices are lower while maintaining their usual high standard.
Sale Ad Promises Big Savings on Wide Shade Assortment
The notice touts prices above market, listing regular and sale prices from one to four dollars. It advertises a 50 piece lots of 38 inch wide shades in brown green tan red and blue, imported for sale at one dollar, highlighting a morning sale with a large stock.
Gheviots and diagonals sale at new widths and colors
Advertisement notes Gheviots and diagonals in 9 and 42 inch widths offered at new shades of all desirable colors. Previously priced at 75 cents, these items are now discounted and sold.
Fabric Sale Shows Wide Price Difference Across Widths
Storm Serges offer fabric at one-fourth less than competing prices. 38 inch wide at soca yard, 48 inch wide at 75c per yard, 50 inch wide at $1 per yard. Available in Navy Blue and Black with complete lines in wider finer grades.
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Soca
Scotch Suitings Go On Sale In Varied Weaves
Advertises new Scotch suitings with desirable colors. Prices are 75c for 42 inch widths and 1.50 for 50 inch widths, with regular values of 1.50 and 2.50 respectively.
Printed Cashmere Exquisite Wool Prints in Navy to Black
Variety of exclusive cashmere prints on navy blue red garnet brown tan gray and black grounds. High quality all wool cashmere with durable weight and specialty designs. Includes own distinct styles not found elsewhere.
Gleakings Feil Yard Wide Fabrics in Plaids and Colors
A brief description of yard wide fabrics offered in plain and fancy solid colors along with Scotch and English novelty patterns. Includes mentions of plaids and checks available from Gleakings and Feil.
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Feil
Bargain 46 Inch Wool Henriettas and Cheviots Dress Goods
The Black Dress Goods Department offers 46 inch Wool Henriettas 46 inch Imported Scotch Cheviots and 46 inch Imported Whip Cord Suitings at 75 cents a yard, down from a regular dollar. These fabrics promise superior quality in cloth dye and finish and appeal to today’s shoppers seeking stylish options.
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Metropolis
Troy Hill
Randall Club
Sixth Ward
W. A. Btone
E Cornelius
Uncle Jerry
Colonel Hawkins
Democratic Association
Presbyterian Union
Drs. W. C. Young and
Guents of Honor
Fulton
Westinghouse
Carnegie
Milton
Byron
Hawthorne
Lexington
Morse School
Kcking
Federal Street
Ineemony
James H. Aiken & Co
Cloak Department
Fifth Ave
Market ST
Simen’s
G. D. Simen
Ohio ST
Allegheny, PA
Oclo-uwer
Delp & Bell
Bargainain Furniture
Wand
Federal St
N. B
Penn Ave
Bedford
Storm Serges
JOS. Horne & CO
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