Delamater Attacks Highlight Republican Nominating Speech
The speaker lavished praise on Pattison while condemning Delamater for siding with corporations. He attacked Emery, denounced Quay as a tool of private ends, and promised to prosecute election offenders to the bitter end. He forecast Pattison winning by about 40,000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Call
Philadelphia
Quay
Market House
Delamater
Blankenburg
Pattison
A Venango Politician Urges Pattison Vote Against Delamater
Hon J H Osmer of Venango County campaigns in Pittsburgh urging Republicans to back Pattison over Delamater. He accuses Delamater of misgovernance, cites tax and veto issues, and vows to awaken voters in Beaver and Portstown, ending with a warning for November 4.
Votes as He Prays: Watson Delivers Notable Speech
The event featured J D Watson delivering a strong address while Thomas M Marshall’s absence disappointed the crowd. Rev Mr Core pledged to vote for Robert Pattison, drawing applause, as Watson rebutted a label calling him a depot flop and recalled a past experience with Pattison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Marshall
Mr. Core
Robert Mk. Pattison
E. Pattison
Political Debate Critique of Quay and Delamater
The speaker attacked fraud and bribery linked to Quay supporters and branding Delamater’s record as flawed. He warned that a gang in power would ruin the state's moral standing. Watson then praised Pattison, concluding amid cheers from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Delamater
Quay
List of Vice Presidents at Lafayette Hall Republicans Endorse Pattison
A long list read at Lafayette Hall last evening items numerous individuals as Republicans who will vote for Pattison. Names include G Allinder M D Henry A Shaffer William B H Sterritt J M Brown John R Schooley and many others across various locales and professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Hall
Pattison
G. Allinder
M. D
Henry A. Shaffer
William BH. Sterritt
J. M. Brown
Charlies Leonard
John R. Schooley
J. M. Graham
Daniel Williams
W. H. Crown
W. T. Garrard
W. J. Incham
Thidoes
Otmas Alex. Martin
Seon « Young
Aoesanie Hateman
Wilttas Hickey
Samarl Poole
Cal. Weratt Co
Charles MH. Mock
Hem Thomas Heck
Core
V. Christmas
Johns
James Walker
C. Wricht
Servie
Chadwi
W. Burch
W. ML. Taylor
A. Y. Stephens
Michand Horne
William
Rel M
Frank Eutan
William Thomp
Paank Christy
Democratic Meeting Thrives At Allegheny Turner Hall
A large turnout gathered at Turner Hall on Beaver Avenue in Allegheny for two Democratic meetings last evening. About 200 attendees, including many independents, applauded speakers attacking the Republican party. Speakers criticized Ingalls and Delamater while praising Pattison and urging votes for Pattison for Governor and Foster for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Beaver Avenues
Allegheny
Tom" Marshall
C.F. McKenna
Ingalls
Kansas
Weiibald
Carrion
Delamater
Emery
Pattison
Curts
Monks
Quay
J. Morrison Foster
Stone
Congress
Philadelphia Woolen Manufacturer Predicts Pattison Victory
Rudolph Blankenburg, noted Philadelphia woolen maker and reformer, privately assesses the political race. He believes Delamater’s Philadelphia majority may not exceed 4000, notes stronger conditions for Pattison, and predicts Allegheny County will swing to the Democrats for honest government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Blankenburg
Philadelphia
Mr. Blankenburg
Seventh Avenue
Tae Diep atTeu
Delamater
Pattison
Stewart
Allegeny County
Sixth Ward Republicans Hear Mayor Gourley And Others
A Sixth ward Republicans meeting convened at the Forbes Street School basement with David Hutchinson presiding. Mayor Gourley spoke mainly on tariff policy, followed by Clarence Burleigh who faced interruptions from supporters of the independent movement. A tall Virginia claimant caused disruption before Burleigh completed his remarks, and A. J. Edwards delivered a strong closing address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Ward
Forbes Street
David Hutchinson
Gourley
Clarence Burleigh
Independent Movement
Ciitizens
Virginia
Burleteh
A. J. Edwards
Brennen's Itinerary Quietly Outlines Brass Band Tour
William Brennen is promoting a brass band tour tonight with a souvenir titled Brennen's Itinerary. Carriages depart from County Democracy at 7 20 p m and stop at Penn avenue and Water street 8 00 Ross street Fifth avenue and Miltenberg street Second avenue and Hrady nats Second and Greenfield avenues Glenwood and second avenue car line. Star speakers include Brennen Dr J Pcoatthy and William jertioine. Brennen denies reports of seeking a judicial post if not elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brennen
Congress
R Street
Second Avenue
Hrady
Second
Greenfield Avenues
Glenwood
Brennen
J. Pcoatthy
Luzerne County
William Jertioine
Eacnea
Factors In The Fight Over Washington Senatorial Contest
The article notes interest from Qusy and Magee in the Washington senatorial race. M. L. A. McCracker and T. B. H. Brownlee traveled to the city as pressure mounts to push Colonel Hawkins aside. The Quay and Mayes factions remain the main contenders with Quay aligned supporters and Mayes opposing, amid ongoing political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qusy
Magee
Washington
M. L. A. McCracker
Hawkins
T. B. H. Brownlee
Senator Quay
C. L. Mayes
Quay Pec
Taking Care of the Polls in County Democracy Meeting
The County Democracy held a meeting last evening to plan election logistics and poll operations with arrangements continuing on the sixth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Democracy
Slavonian Cardas Dance Dazzles Allegheny Crowd
A Slavonian fraternal reunion in Allegheny Turner Hall drew hundreds as 75 couples danced the cardas. A gypsy band provided live music while Peter Victor and J Wolfe discussed the National Slavonian Fraternal Unions aims and Hungarian Slavic heritage in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slavonian Fraternal Union
Slavonia
Hungary
Orphans Seek Father Record From Akron Letter
A Warren area clerk of courts received a plea from Robert Vannepes of 372 West Market Akron Ohio. He and his two brothers, now orphaned after their mother’s recent death, seek information about their father William Vannepes a grassblower and Civil War veteran to gain admission to the Soldiers Orphans Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGunnegle
Akron
Robert Vannepes
West Market Street
William Vannepes
Partnership dissolutions rise alongside other progress
The record shows dissolutions average 90 per term under Mr. Harry Moore. The list reflects matrimonial severances with infidelity and desertion cited as causes, the latter treated differently by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moore
Police chief receives inquiry on missing woman Elizabeth Wolf
Superintendent Gamble Weir yesterday received a letter from Blanch Brown of 2005 Market Street Denver requesting information about Elizabeth Wolf who claimed Pittsburg origin and residence with the Wise family. The letter said she was dead and asked the Superintendent to communicate with her relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble Weir
Blanch Brown
Market Street
Denver
Col
Elizabeth Wolf
Pittsburg
Lved
Wise
Dentist Dr. Thomas L. Ersit Dies Suddenly in Allegheny
The young Alegheny dentist Dr. Thomas L. Ersit died suddenly yesterday at his residence No 44 Arch Street. He was recognized as one of the best known dental practitioners in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Ersit
Alegheny
Arch Street
Plea of Persecution Involving Talented Wife and Fortune
T M Lamb recalls a dramatic love dispute with his stepmother and brothers claiming a conspiracy to ruin his marriage to Miss House, daughter of a Pittsburgh financier. He says the charges were baseless after he and Miss House married in Jamestown, and his lawyers pursue possible false-arrest actions. Lamb now serves as Western agent for the Merchants and Mechanics Bond and Savings Association at 6 Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Lamb
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Mia
Lamb
Pitteborg
Philadelphia
Bond
Miss House
Jamestown
Ed Mouse
Mra Lamb
Mr. Rankin
Commercial National Bank
Fourth Avenue
Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Bond and Savings Association
Proposals for Allegheny Post Office Site Locked Until Review
Proposals for sale of property to house a government post office in Allegheny are under Treasury review and will not be released publicly until an investigation by a department agent and a final location decision by the Secretary of the Treasury. Eight or ten bids exist for sites along Federal and Ohio streets and near the Diamond, with public release awaiting confirmation and potential controversy among bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
City of
Supervising Architect
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Department
Federal Street
Ohio Street
Treasury
A quartet of blazes keeps fire department busy all night
Four fire alarms sounded within three hours last night with no serious damage. At 8 16 station 43 responded to a cupboard fire at Joseph Petro’s house rear of 52 Congress street. An alarm from Stora fire hit a new frame house on Benford avenue near Morgan street. At 9 20 a roof fire flared at Atlas foundry on Twenty second street caused by an overheated stack. At 1 55 a roof fire at Scott’s brick yard on Second avenue brought out the department again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Petro
Congress Street
Benford Avenue
Morgan Street
Telegram seeks burglary suspect 5 foot 7 red hair whiskers
Inspector McAleese received a telegram from Jacob Watterson of South Fork asking for the arrest of a man 5 feet 7 inches tall, about 30 years old with red hair and whiskers of the same color. The telegram did not name the suspect. the inspector speculated it may be a flood fund contributor seeking revenge and issued related orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector McAleese
Jacob Watterson
South Fork
Che
Week's Mortality Totals Reported for October Week
The mortuary report for the week ending October 23 records 74 deaths, up from 71 in the same period of 1889. City deaths by section: Old City M, East End 28, Southside 17, and institutions 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old City
East End
Southside
Humane Society Approves Cruelty Case Outreach Plan
At yesterday's regular meeting the Humane Society passed a resolution directing one agent to spend two days handling cruelty cases involving aged people and children. The group also reported contributions totaling $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Humane Society
Missing Boy Found After Mt Washington Disappearance
Arthur Jones, a 16 year old, disappeared from his Mt Washington home three days ago. He was feared to have harmed himself but was found last night in Charles City and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jones
Mt. Washington
Cnartlers
Notable Visitors Lodging at the Duquesne Hotel
A string of visitors checked into Pittsburgh's Duquesne including tobacco planter Leslie Pantin of Havana and L and G Sequinn manufacturers. Other arrivals were Anthony J. Thomas of the Pittsburg and Western, Samuel Streseer from Dunbar, J M Guify praising Pattison, Judge Harry White visiting from Indiana, Judge J C Bucher from Lewisburg, J W Mulholland from Philadelphia on his wedding tour, and Henry C McCormick of Willfi alongside Colonel George Woodford and others at local gatherings and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Pantin
Havana
L. and
G. Sequinn
Hill Farm
J. M. Guify
Philadelphia
Pattison
Hbel
Harry White
Indiana
Pittsburg
Chicago
Indiana County
Delamater
J.C. Bucher
Henry C. McCormick
Willfi
McKee
Heckelastores
George Woodford
Illinois
East Ann
W. M
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Elects Officers
Chief Arthur nears retirement as two officers are chosen George Dority of Charleston MA re elected Grand Chaplain and R M Clark of Denver named Grand Guide Delegates debate federation with Federation of Railway Employes and Arthur may take role as Counselor with salary. convention to meet in May 1992 in Atlanta GA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Wilmerding
George RB. Dority
Charleston
Mass
R. M. Clark
Denver
Atlanta
Boiler Manufacturers Call for Reform of Middlemen
James Lappan, president of the Boiler Manufacturers Association, condemns middlemen who push cheap dangerous boilers through supply agencies. He cites widespread agency activity, dominance of a few clerks downtown, and crowding out workers who endure low livings. He urges a speedy, general improvement in industry practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lappan
Boiler Manufacturers' Association
Oae
Aamal
Fighting Over Marbury Street Street Vacation Clash Reaches Mayor
Mayor Gourley plans a ground inspection Friday amid opposition to a Marbury street vacation ordinance. Petitioners Mary Tate and the Littles seek estate settlement, while Mawhinney Dicken and Eliza Stewart oppose. The measure passed the Common Council after delays. Mawhinney warns of a lawsuit if signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourley
Marbury Street
Fourteenth Ward
Mary Tate
Bueiah
Esther Little
Moreland
Sienea
M. Mawhinney
J.C. Dicken
Eliza Stewart
Major Ma
Forbes Street
Mawhinney
J. ©. Dicken
Major Moreland
City seeks a hospital as McAleese pushes for care system
Inspector McAleese says the city needs its own hospital to house two mentally fragile men held at Central Station. Captain Dan Silvas sought Dixmont petition after courts redirected them. without a hospital, officials may keep them in jail, raising concerns over treatment and space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John EK. Jones
George Mateer
Central Station
Jones
Bethel
Mateer
Dan Silvas
Court House
Dixmont
Iuages
McAleese
Kerlin
Selecting the Furniture for the New Building
Colonel H. L. Swords visited the post office to survey department furniture needs for the new building. He will return to Washington to seek approvals and aims to have the furniture delivered by January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Swords
Post Office
Washington
Philadelphia Delegates Bring Special Train For State Endeavor Meet
Philadelphia delegates to the State meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society will travel to the event on November 5 aboard a special Pennsylvania Railroad train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Pennsylvania Road
Exchange Old Instruments For New Pianos And Organs
Meclor & Hoene advertise exchange for old instruments toward new pianos and organs with high values and easy payments. They feature Hardman Krakauer Vose Harrington brands and claim low prices for wide ranges from church to cottage organs. Also note Jos Horge & Co offering trimmed hats and stylish children's outerwear at 609-621 Penn Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardman
Krakauer
Vose
Harrington
Meclor & Hoene
Fith Avenue
Jos. Horge & Co
Peon Avenue
Drowned Woman Found Near Smiths Boathouse On Allegheny
A 25 year old woman with German features was found drowned in the Allegheny River near a boathouse at Eighth Street. The body, still warm, was retrieved by a drifting rope and taken to the morgue for inquest by Coroner McDowell. A 12 cent imitation seal pocketbook was found, no identity papers, gold bracelets missing from the wrists after recovery. An investigation was ordered by Inspector McAleese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny River
McDowell
J. A. Smith
Eighth Street
Oficer McNeill
Officer McNeill
Pat Luther
Smith
Luther
Omcer McNeill
McAleese
What the D. P. 8. Costs in Pittsburg for September
The Department of Public Safety report for September shows expenditures by bureau: Fire 2,239.69. Police 25,671.28. Electricity 1,406.32. Health 1,172.30. Building Inspectors 434.97. Plumbing 170.20. General office 522. The balance in the appropriation fund by bureau is listed as 85,975.00. 123,764.28. 24,290.56. 1,649.33. 3,368.02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Safety
Bureau of Fire
Bureau of Police
Bureau of Electricity
Bureau of Health
Bureau of Plumbing
General Office
Old Man Dies Carrying Coal Up Stairs
George Meixner of Clark street expired last evening while bearing a bucket of coal to upper floors. He was seven, a widower living with his brother in law. Heart disease was listed as the cause. A second note reports Thomas Brown, twenty two, killed on a sandboat near McKeesport after noon when a bolt broke. A similar accident had occurred three months earlier at the same site. Радпyard Kipling has written a serial. publication to start Sunday, November 1, with The Dispatch securing rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venango
J. H. Osmer
Venango County
Congress
Pattison
Pittsburg
Delamater
Lafayette Hall
Satan
Rour
Pennsylvania
Andrew G. Cartin
Ormor Gary
Hartranft
Hoyt
Man Delamater
Uonus Quay
Latie Delamater
Sin
Lawrh Sr
Hastines
Stone
George Meixner
Clark Street
Thomas Brown
McKeesport
Housekeepers department sale on blankets and linens
Sterling values offered this week direct from mills for blankets in all colors grades and makes. Eiderdown comfortables in varied colorings with satin or silk coverings priced from $5 to 0 each. Large assortment of table linens pil lows and towels plus hemstitched cloths and napkins sold in sets at reduced prices. Tariff increases noted but no advance to customers until supply runs out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiderdown
Everett Pianos and Hats at Great One Day Sale
A local notice advertises weekly payments for Everett pianos with certificates held by Mrs. H. M. Pinney and Mrs. B. P. Stannard. It promotes inexpensive hats, bonnets, and ties at five dollars, plus a broad sale of eyeglasses and coats with low prices and free consultations at area shops.
Slack Fuel Used At Sharpsburg Mills For Puddling
Moorhead Bros. & Co. adopt steam burners to burn slack coal in the puddling department at Sharpsburg mills. Sixteen furnaces in use with more to be running this week. The system aims to ease gas shortages by using mine slack as fuel though not as efficient as natural gas. Officials say the gas stoppage is temporary and to be remedied soon by new supply lines from mills and field mains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Moorhead Bros. & Co
Suffering in Dakota appeals for aid via Ellendale
Citizens of Ellendale, N Dakota, appeal for money food and clothing after two years of crop failure and cold winters. Mayor Gourley received a letter from D E Geer secretary of the Charitable Committee outlining the plea and naming Pittsburg as a recipient city. Contributions may be sent to Mayor Thomas Sert or any committee member. John Slovenski and Julius Wall of Amerikansko Slovenské Novine face libel charges from Polish priest J J Jaskovitz over a published article alleged to blackmail and ridicule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourley
D. E. Geer
Ellendale
N. Dak
Helat
Pittsburg
Thomas Sert
John Slovenski
Julius Wall
Amerikansko Slovenské Noving
No. 47
Diamond Street
J. J. Jaskovitz
Plymouth
Qasids County
Local girl Maggie Carroll facing confusing misdirection
A fragment describes Maggie Carroll on the Southside with adult shadows and a claim of truthfulness. she is sent home after an apparent falsehood is uncovered lead remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Carroll
Central Police Station
Themn
Carmel
Handso mely trimmed hats and boys clothing sale
Auction style missives show trimmed hats and bonnets priced around ten dollars and up. Advertisements for Jos Houxe & Co Penn Avenue Stores and The People's Store Fifth Avenue tout boys Jersey suits for ages four to seven in navy blue winter weight fabrics with pants options, promising value and fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Houxe & Co
Penn Avenue
Campbell & Dick
Alaska Seal Garments Offer At Moderate Prices
We urge buyers to act now as prices will not rise immediately or soon. Our stock of fine Alaska Seal Garments is large and complete with very moderate prices for discerning customers seeking quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alaska
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Hastinces
Delamaer
Crawford County
Dellmater
State Senate
As City
Commonwealth
Senate
Applanse
Mafeo
Don Coneron
Uliss
Owmer
Portsburg
Beaver
REV. JF
J.D. Watson, Esq
Daniel Kincer
Joseph Ludwis
Fred Toerge
Charles H. Hamiltton
A. A. Mast
George Richter
W. EB. McCormick
H. M. Botier
Edward ¥Ockel
Phiilip Householder
Geo. L. McFarland
W. H. Creighton
Ss. A. Jones
Alex. G Watkins
A.C. Pentz
T. B. Moreland
BE. Gamble
Alex. Arbuthnot
Ilworth
Allegheny Turner Hall
Mayor Gourley, Clarence Burleigh
Canal Street
Slavenska Braterska Svornost
Pred Ponocou Cardas
Peter Victor
Amerikansko Slavenake Noving
J. Wolfe
Wolfe
America
United States
Earch
Thomas L. Bratt
FE. M. Lamb
Dispatch
Rudyard Kipling
Rapid Typewriters
Harry Aris
Arthur
Federation of
Board of Adjustment
A. B. Youngson
Meadville
Brotherhood
Bis
Insurance Department
Orfan
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers’ Journal
Harry C. Haya
Fell
Radpyard Kipling
Fifth Ave
Market St
Everett
H. M. Pinney
Eckert Street
B. P. Stannard
Mifflin Street
Everett Club
Jos, Horne & Co
J.J. Little
A. E. Serpus
Frankstown Age
EK. E
Dakota
Mt. Carmel
the People’s Store
Fifth Avenue
Best
Meza
H. Arzey & Co
Fleming Bros
Prressure, PA
Oclé
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Dresden
Worcester
Doulton
Verni Martin
Paris
Vienna
Horne & Co.s
Penn Ave
Alaskas
Horne
Toques
Capes
Weisser
Lewis Building
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