Finishers Union Formed Among Beaver Mill Finishing Band
Dissatisfied with the new wage scale finishers in Beaver Mills form a separate union after meetings and threats to secede from the Amalgamated Association. Delegates from Pittsburg mills plan a nationwide gathering in Youngstown to organize lodges in every mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated
Puddlers
Rollers
Puddiers
Sons of Vulcan
Association of
Iron and Steel Rollers
Heatera
Amalgamated Association
New Order
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Jones & Laughtins
The
Republic Iron Works
Oliver's
South Tenth and Fifteenth Street
A. M. Byers & Co.'s
Phillips, Nimick & Co
J. Painter & Sons
Nine B&O workers seek relief from car and engine shortages
A nine member delegation from the Wheeling and Connellsville divisions of the Baltimore and Ohio road traveled to Baltimore to meet President Mayer over persistent car and locomotive shortages. Dr D E K Anderson chairs the group raising grievances about scarce cars and engines hindering shipments and business growth. leaders warn of a possible appeal to the Interstate Commerce Commission if relief is not found. Henry Floersheim, D Van Eman and others report mines stalled with little wheel movement last week amid rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Connellsville
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Baltimore
Mayer
Henry Floersheim
D. EK. Anderson
D. D. van Eman
E. Saeger
Cleveland
BR. H. Boyle
B. F. Dicker
R. Watkins
D. Peters
John Birle
D. A. Courtney
Ior. Anderson
Anderson
Floersheim
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Assault on Non-Union Worker in Homestead Incites Riot
Charles O Neil, a non union worker, was badly beaten Saturday night near the post office in Homestead. Deputies were close but the attackers escaped. Disturbances drew hundreds of non union men determined to avenge injured colleagues as Coal and Iron police struggled to control crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Charles O'Neil
Pittsburg
O'Neil
Coal and Iron Police
Knights of Labor Seal Signatures Gathered from City Firms
The Executive Board of the Statesmen's Assembly No 4907 met at 66 Third Avenue and obtained signatures from local firms So-& Ruben, J. M. Gusky, Eisner & Phillips, J. Kaufmann Brothers, and the Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company. Today is the last day to submit signatures to the scale. The committee plans to urge remaining houses to sign at upcoming meetings. The scale affects only hours of work, with stores closing at 5 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesmen’s Assembly
Knights of Labor
Third Avenue
So— & Ruben
J. M.gusky
Eisner & Phillips
J. Kaufmann Brothers
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company
Ore Committee
Aoe
Solomon and Ruben Storerooms to Add 100 125 Members
The Solomon and Ruben storerooms opening is expected to bring 100 to 125 new union members within the next ten days. The timing suggests a surge as new signups occur after the storerooms launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon & Ruben
Carnegie Steel Beaver Falls Plant to Resume November First
Sheriff Imbrie Martin received notice from Harrisburg that Carnegie Steel will restart Beaver Falls mills on November 1. He is to swear in deputies to protect the plant and quell any violence during resumption. Company officials cite high rod demand and favorable prices as key to reopening. Some striking workers are expected to return once operations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Imbrie Martin
Harrisburg
Carnegie Steel Company
Beaver Falls
Carnegie Company
Bandits Attack San Juan. Gallardo Led Looters In Mexican Town
In San Juan Mix, 12 brigands led by Antonio Gallardo raided the general store of Richardo Mendoza, stealing several hundred dollars and forcing customers and clerks into the street. Soldiers fired on the attackers, fatally wounding Gallardo and another brigand, while six escaped and three were captured. Four soldiers were wounded. the bandits kept the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Ceiaca
Mix
San Juan
Gallardo
Rate Band
Teo
Loria
Pittsburgers at New York hotels listed in Octoman column
A dispatch from New York lists Pittsburgers staying at various hotels including the Monongahela House Central Hotel St James and others. Names include George Tucker Bispham W F Bianche C H Foote M Geary J M Lenhart and many more with destinations and origins such as Philadelphia Chicago Oil City Detroit and Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tucker Bispham
Philadelphia
W. F. Bianche
Nine Jeans” Company
Duquesne
Internal Revenue
J. B. Rinehart
Waynesburg
J.T. Jackson
Parkersburg
Sa Charles
C. H. Foote
Illinois Steel Company
Chicago
Monongahela House
GC. Fritzman
Finleyville
J. Ellison
Ottawa
Central Hotel
P. E. Wilcox
Lockport
C. B Ferree
Youngstown
Seventh Avenue Huber
H.C. Dorwith
Oil City
J. M. Lenhart
Washington
St. James
Pittsburgers
New York
EK. Ashgerder
Coleman House
C. Braxter
Holmen House
J. J. Brown
J. W. McCleary
Grand Union
W. K. Euros
Continental
J. H. Miullin
A. Crawford
F. 8. Burrows, D. G. Wise, W. J. Manus, Aster House
Bo Belviders
E. M. Chessman
Morton House
C. L. Davis
Starsevans House
Sinclair House
T. Grutz
Gedney
D.C
E. H. Howarth
Jr. Bieskel
Ae Howarth
International
Kessler
Albemarle
W. EK. Mitchell
Normandie
E. Rahm
St. James Hotel
C.C. Ramsey
Murray Hill
Fires wipe out businesses and homes across multiple cities
Across the country fires damaged mills and stores from St Cloud Minnesota to Milwaukee and Galveston. Losses ranged up to 50 000 with several insured cases and hundreds of homeless in Milwaukee. Origin traced to sparks from locomotives and carelessness near an ice house in Bellefonte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fifteenth Street
Oliver
Beatrice
Ned
Electric Street Railway and Lighting Company
St. Cloud
Minn
Benton County
Great Northern Railroad
Hinckley
Maita Bend
Albert Pynes
Weber's Drug Store
Lyne's
Mason's Drug Store
Quiz Vive
Schuylkill Haven
Jarce
Daniel Hebhart
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Cohoes
N. C
Curtis & Co
Arofus Alll
John Scott & Sons
Consecrated to God at Church of the Good Shepherd consecration
The Church of the Good Shepherd in Haselwood was consecrated yesterday in a ceremony led by Bishop Cortlandt Whitehead. Rev H D Waller preached on Isaiah's Vision, urging spiritual focus over worldly business and urging believers to show undeniable evidence of God's presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Waller
Isaiah
Christ
God
Sct
Paul
Christ Jesus
Weather Map Notes and Regional Forecast for West Virginia and Nearby Areas
The report outlines a weather map with wind arrows and temperature changes, describes pressure patterns and fronts, and forecasts warmer fair weather with possible showers for Monday night into Tuesday. It notes high pressure east of the Mississippi, a low system from Texas to Minnesota, and cooler conditions behind northward-moving fronts.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
New England
Sydney
Mississippi
Virginia
Texas
Minnesota
Colorado
Dakota
Montana
Indian Territory
Kansas
Nebraska
Atlantic
Rocky Mountain
Upper
Lake Region
Upper Lake Region
Creed and Conduct Debate On Creed as Living Guide
Rev. Woodburn argues creed should be a living, working theory guiding life and conduct. He warns against rigid dogmas and true faith seen in works, urging balance between creed and actions as essential to personal and social progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Woodburn
Sandusky Street Baptist Church
James
Spiritual Meaning of the Creation Lecture in Allegheny
Rev. J Whitehead preached at New Jerusalem Church Allegheny on The Six Days of Creation arguing scripture teaches spiritual regeneration not a literal six day creation. He rejected geology aligned explanations and evolution while affirming a spiritual sense within the letter and previewed The Garden of Eden topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Whitehead
New Jerusalem Church
Allegheny
Goyot
God
Religion Discussion Within Families Shaped By Truth
A speaker urged that false beliefs arise before acceptance and that once truth is rooted in the mind, other false religions fade. He concluded that religion should be freely discussed in the family circle to strengthen its place in public thought.
Knowledge One Would Be Glad to Get Rid Of
Dr. Sutherland preached on a sermon titled Knowledge One Would Be Glad to Get Rid Of arguing that not all knowledge is valuable. He cited Bolomon's life showing vanity and warned against ascetic views as misinterpretations of God’s generosity and bounty.
Colored Methodists Support Endowment Drive for Wilberforce University
The Wylie Avenue A M E Church observed Endowment Day to raise funds for Wilberforce University's general endowment in Greene County Ohio. The morning sermon by Rev Asbury preached on the Reward of Giving and the afternoon Sunday school program discussed endowment, while evening guest President T Mitchell of Wilberforce urged support, drawing liberal responses.
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Wylie Avenue A. M. E
Wilberforce University
Greene County
Rav Asbury
T. Mitchell
Wiberforce University
Truth faith and daily life unite Christians, revival urged
Reverend Moffatt, president of Washington and Jefferson College, preached at First Presbyterian Church urging steadfast faith and deeds as proof of Christian heart. He argued believers must know why they embrace Christianity and be able to give reasons for their faith, warning against hypocritical use of the name. He said true Christianity relies on reason, not superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones & Laughlins
Amalgamated Association
Uaid
Moffatt
Washington and Jefferson College
First Presbyterian Church
L. Peter Ifi
Christ
Ceremonies Mark Corner Stone Laying of New Lutheran Church
Corner stone laid for the Lawrenceville Tartheran Church at Forty-fourth Street and Irwin Place. Rev. John Wieidley of Bethany Church delivered the address. prayers and remarks by Revs. D Dougherty C B King and Onnker. Stone filled by Rev. C P Harrah. Church organized March last year with 182 members. building to cost about $5,000 with ground at $4,900. slated for January completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lutheran Church
Lawrenceville
Pilding
Lynching of Allen Parker in Monroe County
A young Black man Allen Parker was lynched by masked men near Monroeville after being arrested for burning a gin house and 15 bales of cotton. A deputy sheriff was escorting him when about 90 masked assailants halted the procession and hanged him from a tree. The incident follows a recent Monroe County murder case of four Black men in the Johnson family tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breurseuam
Ala
Monroe County
Monroeville
Allen Parker
Cherss
Parker
Johnson
Athletes Clothes Stolen During Geneva Football Game
Report states thieves entered the grounds building during a Washington Jefferson versus Geneva football game and stole apparel along with money. Separate dispatch notes Allegheny county deaths rose to 42 last week, up two, with higher mortality in the Third ward and no deaths in the First and Sixth wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Washington-Jefferson
Allegheny
Ocean Steamship Arrivals Reported In Brief
Fragmentary note lists steamship arrivals with scattered names and ports. Text appears garbled, mentioning ships and dates but lacks complete details or clear events.
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Carnegie
News OF the
Great Labor World
Daltons
New York Nat Evening
Mark Watson
Pase
J. A. McCormick
W. L. Melon
A. McCleod
Delaware
R. H. Ewing
Detroit
M. Geary
Anderson Last
W.J. Baer
Somerset
A. J. Hertzog
California
Schlesser
K. Solomon
St. Johnsbury
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Old State Line
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Galveston
Dewsland
Thorntondale
Dispatch
Westernay
Pao
Hees
IL Arguinrce
Arrow
Wind
Lowa
Akles
Prrrenwag
Weather Bureau
Banowerer
Thichest
Omsha
River News and Notes
Louisville
W. C. McJohnson
Evansville
Cincinnati
L. J. Rhes
Warren-River
Mongantown
Pr. Wy
le— River
Wheeling—River
Dais Island
B. Ketcnett
Florida
George Wandel
Blain
Morgantown
Elizabeth
Charlie
Allum
Poole
Hauck
Eline
Jacot
Winiton
Adell
Up & Revue
Hardy & Hayes
Dresden
China
Doulton
Limoges
Sevres
Crown Derby
Smithfield Street
ocSl-mawr
Boggs & Buhl
Delp & Bell
Federal Street
Oocean
Janquets
Clubs
Apollinaris
N. Y
Marroth
Market Street
Her Majesty
Thomson
Dr. Ball
Dr. Warner
W. B
C. B
Madam Warren
Ferris
Madam Foy
Ball
Fleishman d Ci
LOWES
Saller
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