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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1892

Page

12

School strike over teachers daughters of non union man

Families kept children home as two Carnegie mill employees daughters refuse to resign. Board president Sarvee comments on potential trouble as 10 laborers return to work. A mill accident injures one worker in the converting mill.

Carnegie Mill Amalgamated Association Misses Mae Anns Bailey William F. Bailey Carnegie Misses Bailey Law and Order Society of Allegheny County Second Ward George W. Sarver Mae Orailey Anna Bailey Third Ward Bailey Carnegie Mills Mushell Meckling

Officer J W Jack Arrests Two at Homestead Disturbance

Constable James W. Jack arrested Fred Leidner at Homestead after Annie Barr accused him of a serious offense. Leidner, employed as a roller, faced assault and was jailed after failing to post 500 dollars bail awaiting Thursday hearing as a crowd jeered near the depot.

James W. Jack Alderman Kerr Homestead Annie Barr Butler Fred Leidner Leidner Jack

Very Odd Family of Latrobe Retains Long Lifespan

A Latrobe Pennsylvania couple Reverend Samuel Wakefield D D LL BD and his wife are described as very old. He is said to be four years old and she much younger yet their long life and large family span 71 years with ten children living. No deaths reported in the family.

Samuel Wakefield Latrobe

Wet Labor Day Disappoints Workers Across City

Rainy Labor Day kept factories closed and streets crowded with umbrellas while parades faltered. Senator Flinn pledged an amendment to exempt city and county offices from the holiday law, arguing it should apply to working people, not governments.

Oberrvano Streste Seaich Filan Allegheny Athletic Association Rock Point Ross’ Grove Allegheny Pittsburg City Hall Flinn

Democratic Convention Heats Up in Eighteenth Ohio District

In Alliance Ohio on Sept 5 a large Democratic Congressional Convention gathers in the city. Candidates Phipps Howells Taylor vie for support with ballots, delegations from Columbiana and Stark counties, labor endorsements, and rumors of a deadlock and dark horses. NewLisbon editor Pi New Lisbon arrives as a candidate if others stumble.

Dmocrats Ohio Alliance Sam Phipps Yountown Howells Stark County Phipps Taylor Salem Columbiana Friends of Skert East Liverpool Russell House Columbiana County Centine Brent Edtitor Pi New Lisbon Columb County Taylor and Ikert

Washington county Republican Vigilance Committee minutes

The Republican Vigilance Committee of Washington county met in this place. Sub-secretaries were selected: William Jones Monongshela City Frank Craven California W. C. Robinson Beallsville D. H. Fee Canonsburg Cb. 3 Williams McDonald and Luther Milligan Claysville. An effort to instruct delegates to vote for Colonel Andy Stewart was opposed. A resolution approved the county chairman’s cooperation with other counties to convene the district conference for the nonmember of candidate for Congress in the unexplored term of Hon. A. K. Craig deceased, trusting the district representatives. Acheson’s canvass progress noted with few exceptions.

WashingTon Republican Vigilance Committee Washington County William Jones Monongshela City Frank Craven California W. C. Robinson Beallsville D. H. Fee Canonsburg Williams McDonald Luther Milligan Claysville Andy Stewart J. M. Dunn Dunn Congress A. K. Craig Acheson

Pittsburg Schools Open for 02 03 Session Amid Labor Day

Schools in Pittsburg opened yesterday for the 02 03 season with about 50 000 pupils starting the new year's work. The session was brief due to Labor Day. Allegheny and private schools in both cities resumed today with no new instructional features planned.

Pittsburg Allegheny

Brennan Affray In Pittsburg Shooting Gallery

John Brennan of Camp Meigs West Virginia arrived in Pittsburg for a day trip. He fired at a shooting gallery target. the proprietor taunted him and Brennan retaliated. A private watchman intervened and Brennan was locked up.

John Brennen Camp Meigs W. Va Pittsburg Liberty Street Brennan Prietor

Young man arrested for busi ness house attempts and claims pin

George Smith a young colored man was arrested on Liberty street last night while trying doorways of business houses. He was held at Central station. Police found a diamond pin worth about 15 dollars in his possession and his father is named as the giver. Police suspect theft.

George Smith Harrisburg Indianapolis Liberty Street Central Station Breen Pittsburg Keenan P. Foley Greensburg Pattison Hensel Harrity Hoffman Philadelphia Democrat J. M. Guffey W. J. Brennen Democratic Party Board of Health Boston Pennsylvania Ifantum Nore

Horse attacks bicycle rider in Circleville incident

A horse in Circleville Ohio showed a strong dislike for bicycles. When Miss Mabel Valentine rode by the horse attempted to run her down. She abandoned the bicycle to avoid being crushed. The horse attacked the bike until farmers arrived and drove it away.

Circleville, O Mabel Valentine

Twenty-First District Democrats Nominate Breen in Pittsburgh

Democrats from Western Pennsylvania gather in Pittsburg to nominate James W. Breen to oppose Congressman Dalzell in the Twenty-second district. The meeting also features nominations for state legislature and a division-chairman dispute to be decided by the State Committee.

Pennsylvania Pittsburg James W. Breen Dalzell George B. Acklin Sixth Ward C. K. Gardner Thirteenth Ward Twenty-fourth Congressional District Sipe Washington Fayette Greene

Silk Culture in Georgia New Life in a Forgotten Industry

Harper's Magazine outlines how Salzburger settlers in Georgia kept silk culture alive despite decline elsewhere. From 1733 to 1751 they imported mulberry trees and reeling machines, exported cocoons and raw silk to England, and maintained still usable reels at Ebenezer. By mid 18th century most English abandoned silk, yet Georgia believers persevered with local weaving and linen production in Savannah markets.

Salburgers Harper's Magazine Virginia Oglethorpe Nicolas Amatis Piedmont Georgia Amatis Jacques Camuse Bolzina Ebenezer England Pro Savannah Colon

Carney at Columbus Voices Labor Day Strike Claims

W A Carney vice president of the Amalgamated Association spoke in Columbus for Labor Day amid a 10 000 crowd at the park. He said Hugh O Donnell is persecuted by Carnegie Co and asserted 11 000 men are needed at Homestead. He urged unity among locked out workers and criticized Pennsylvanias judiciary and press.

Amalgamated Hugh O'Donnell Potter Bill Clalims Columats Parke W. A. Carney Homestead Amalgamated Association Carnegie & Co Ohio Pennsylvania Frick Chile Carney Wen Rockeu Ecabe Box

Bedrooms of the Orient Are Quite Different From Christendom

Pearson's Weekly notes vast contrasts in Asian sleeping arrangements. It describes Mongolian, Japanese, Chinese, Siamese, Indian, Korean, Egyptian, Burmese beds and pillows, depicting floor sleeping, hard pillows, teak canopied beds, and scarce use of mattresses or springs.

Pearson's Weekly Orient Christendom Atia China Siam

Theory of Electricity Debate in Mechanical News

An active debate questions whether electricity is a material thing or a mode of motion. If not a substance, heat and light once thought real may follow similar paths. Practical use remains. electricity is stored and handled as a vehicle or agent, not as a tangible commodity.

Visiby Berkley

Republican Nomination in Eighth District for Dr T G Walton

Stroudsburg Pennsylvania September 5 Republican conferees of the Eighth district met today and nominated Dr T G Walton for Congress. Name and district are given for the announcement of the nomination and future candidacy.

Dr. Walton Congress Stroudsburg Eighth District T. G Walton

Ball Room Shooting Between Two Soldiers Over Jealousy

Two United States soldiers quarreled over a woman at a Slavonic Ball in Turner Hall, South Canal street. One fired a pistol, wounding Padly. Blaine was arrested and Payanko sent home. Watchful police and witnesses described the chaotic scene and medical treatment at Dr. Shaner's.

United States Arsenal Penn Avenue Society of St. Michael the Archangel Turner Hall South Canal Street John Payanko Michael Staine Ordnance Corps United States Arsenial Payanko Lawrenceville Slaine

Height of the Girls and Gymnastics in Society

London Hospital notes the influence of physical training on girls growth and stature. A Hyde Park observer cites taller, healthier girls due to gymnastics education, contrasting with traditional feminine roles and outdated romantic stereotypes.

London Hospital Hyde Park Detion

Labor Day Protests Mark City and Nationwide Celebrations

Labor Day events span major centers as New York and Washington host large parades with up to 40,000 workers. Speakers include Burrows Finerty and Mason while radicals threaten disruption in some locales. Other cities like Cincinnati St Louis Kansas City San Francisco and Cleveland also report sizable gatherings and speeches by union leaders.

New York Woodside Park Long Islan Washington Washburne Trades and Labor Congressman Burrows Finerty Mason Cincinnati St. Louis Kansas City Missouri San Francisco Columbus Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit Brooklyn Bellaire Thomas F. Crawford John P. Coyle Amalgamated Association Homestead

Aluminum shoes trial for horses on Finnish cavalry

Trials show aluminum shoes outlasting iron on hard roads while remaining intact after six weeks. A British patent introduces a steel shoe with four forward clips and a grooved underside with an India rubber pad to reduce slip and jarring. The design promises lighter, durable, nail-free fitting and safer hoof growth, adaptable to any hoof without heating.

Finland England

Suspect Named From Shoes In Home Invasion

A man entered James Chantler’s residence at 17 West Carson Street at 3 AM Sunday and fled after Miss Chantler screamed. Special Officer Pat Kelly traced the intruder via a pair of shoes left in the dining room, identified by an Italian shoemaker as repaired for Michael Cosgran of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie line. Cosgran was arrested and matched Miss Chantler’s description. he faces an Alderman Succop hearing this afternoon.

James Chantler West Carson Street Miss Chantler Pat Kelly Michael Cosgran Pittsburg Lake Erie Cosgran Missie Joan Coagran Succop

Bells of Cologne Cathedral and Kaiser Bell History

A damaged account describes Cologne Cathedral bells including the 27 ton Kaiser Bell cast from Franco-Prussian War cannon, methods of ringing from 1447 to 1872, and the 1890 completion ceremony with Emperor William II amid cannons and cheers signaling German unity and peace.

Cologne Kulpe Elizabeth Biralagd

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