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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1890

Page

14

Southern mill owner backs protection and trade honesty

James G. Caldwell of the Birmingham Rolling Mill Co and supervisor John D. Dwyer visit Pittsburgh to recruit 40 to 50 workers for southern mills. Caldwell touts the South’s industry, honesty in business, and tariff protection while arguing against Blaine’s reciprocity plan. He notes labor shortages and discusses a direct steelmaking process under study.

James G. Caldwell Birmingham Monongahela House John D. Dwyer Pittsburg Caldwell Imbor Weihe Martin Blaine Apa E Mexico

Grave charge against Penn Gas Coal Company by miners leader

Miners President Ene Rae of the United Mine Workers accused the Penn Gas Coal Company at Irwin of aggressive tactics to force new workers to strike. He described intimidation and rum influence, claiming communications cuts and fear among workers. Rae called for public support to sustain families of strikers amid costly labor action.

J'ean Gas Coal Company Ene Rae United Mine Workers Irwin Penn Gas Coal Company Philadelphia Res Compsny Applyig Fenn Gas Company

Adieu to Bachelor Friends Bids Farewell in Feast

Ralph W. Carroll manager of the American Tube and Iron Company announced plans to marry Miss Sarah Stevenson of Allegheny. He hosted a dinner at the Monongahela House for his bachelor friends including Blair Sr and Jr, McKean, Mathe son, Dallas, and numerous iron firms' executives. Speeches by Matheson Shedden Miller Kay and others marked the send off to matrimony.

Ralph W. Carroll American Tube and Iron Company Sarah Stevenson Allegheny Monoogrehela House Blair Blair, Jr James S. McKean Matheeon I. Dallas E. Biller Holmes H. H. Arnold W. F. Lloyd

Benedicta welcomes popular young manufacturer to army cohort

A brief note records the unnamed manufacturer joining Benedicta soon after midnight, marking his entry into the group with cautious public interest and noting his popularity among peers.

Ast Benedicta

Painters District Council Adopts Joint Work Resolution

The Painters' District Council votes to require all Brotherhood members to work with members of L A 1597 starting next week. The move aims to coordinate labor actions across unions within the trades.

Oppo K. of L the Painters’ District Council Brotherhood L. A

New Stonecutters Union Formed in McKeesport

A new stonecutters union was created in McKeesport last night with a city delegation attending. All window glass factories will resume Monday except Wolf, Howard & Co. on the Southside. Machinists from National Tube Works now receive benefits from the National Union and plan no settlement of their dispute.

McKeesport Wolf, Howard & Co National Tube Works National Union

Passenger Train Narrowly Dodges Derailment Near High Wall

A Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston Railroad passenger train ran into an open switch near Sixth Street on the Southside. The track runs 100 feet above Garson Street with a perilous edge. the slow speed prevented disaster. A passenger aboard claims the train left the rails while the railroad employer denies it.

Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston Sixth Street Garson Street

Kleber and Bro Music Store Offers Opening Exposition Savings

Readers are urged to visit Kleber and Bro Music Store at 506 Wood Street Pittsburgh to receive an extra 10 percent reduction on pianos organs and other instruments during the exposition continuation. The store boasts eight to ten year warranties, easy payments, and claims long-standing reliability as sole agents for Steinway Conover Gabler Opera Emerson pianos and related organs.

H. Kieber & Bro Wood Street Kieber's Kileber Kleber & Bro Steinway Conover, Gabler Opera Emerson

Bargain Grocery List and Market Prices

A long list of household staples with unit prices including sugar coffee canned goods and preserves. It notes delivery to two cities and freight charges for orders over ten dollars. Includes a buyer address at Market Street Pittsburg and a product claim for Frieideichshall Water endorsed by medical authorities.

Chalmer C&d Jas. J. Weenpor Market Street Second Avenue Pittsburg Friedeichshall Europe Nothnagel British Medical Journal Thompson New York California M. R. Thompson Market St Third Ave

Round Trip Deals to Chicago and Cincinnati Steamers

Train and boat fares to Chicago and Cincinnati are listed with return windows and special rates. Pennsylvania Lines offer $10 round trips to Chicago from Pittsburgh with return through Sept 23 and additional Cincinnati options via Keystone State and Hudson boats from Wood Street. Also promotes St Patrick's Pills and a clothing sale event by Mrs. McGowan at Hotel Anderson September 17–20 for infants and children.

Chicago Pennsylvania Pittsburg Cincinnati Packet Line

Campbell & Sons Hosiery Ad at 27 Fifth Ave

A clean promotional item from Campbell & Sons highlights hosiery gloves suspenders and related apparel. Noted as offering best goods and low prices from their Fifth Avenue shop.

Ourfita A. G. CampBett & Sons Fifth Ave

Turkish bath praised as rheumatism remedy at Natatorium

Local gentlemen testify that the Turkish bath is the best remedy for rheumatism and that no bath in the United States matches the results at the Natatorium on Duquesne Way.

Science of United States Duquesne Way

New Styles and Plaids at Lynch's on Street Corner

Opening Daily announces newest fashions in English Scotch and bonche plaids camel hair novelties stripes and mixtures at H. J. Lynch's 438 and 440 street MonFre y.

H. J. Lynch MonFrey Hueus & Hacks Tissu

Struck by a hidden foe at glass factory

Albert Williams and Philip Miller were attacked at work in George A Macbeth Co glass factory on South Eighth Street. A white ball and later a stone struck Williams injuring his forehead and possibly both eyes. A $500 reward has been offered for the assailant and police are on alert.

Albert Williams Philip Miller George A. Macbeth & Co South Eighth Street Williams George A. Macbeth

Fort Wayne Station Scuffle Ends with Quick Reprisal

A bold suitor harassed a visiting woman near Fort Wayne station in Allegheny last night. She grabbed him by the neck, knocked him to the curb, and delivered two hard blows before walking away. Onlookers laughed as the man boarded a Beaver Falls train, muttering that Allegheny girls are too much for him.

Fort Wayne Allegheny Lala Beaver Falls

Deputies Named to Represent County Democracy at Reading Convention

The County Democracy Association selects 36 delegates for the club convention in Reading to be held Tuesday and Wednesday. Delegates include W J Brennan Patrick Foley Thomas Mullen E B Kennedy D J Boyle R A Campbell G T Eafferty J M Guffy and many others. They will depart for the meeting tomorrow evening.

County Democracy Association Reading W.J. Brennan Patrick Foley Thomas Mullen E. 8. Kennedy D. J. Boyle R. A. Campbell G. T. Eafferty J. M. Guffy James Atwell John Burns P. B. Reilly B. McKenons Henry Meyer John Sullivan C. C. Wylie P. M. Carr Peter Duffy Patrick Joyce Timothy O’brien John Downey

Malicious mischief case ends with discharged defendants

Mrs. Doris of Bird street Allegheny reported to Deputy Mayor McKelvey that McDonald and Stevens caused a foul odor with a bottle of sodoform from a dog bite incident at a boarding house near the World's Museum. The hearing showed the bottle upset and the odor filling the room. the defendants were discharged.

McKelvey Doris Bird Street Allegheny McDonald Stevens World’s Museum

Public Opinion Weighs Electrocution in Pennsylvania Debate

The Dispatch reports a large Exposition crowd and a statewide poll on substituting electrocution for hanging. Results show 170 in favor and 101 against, with numerous named residents voting and citing reasons from mercy to science. Future voting topics to follow.

Kemmiler

A Magical Grotto Exhibit At The Exposition

The He-No Tes Hong grotto will soon open for public inspection at the Exposition. Visitors will enter a cave like hall under a rock and view walls dusted with minerals and precious metal leafs, a rainbow light display, a corner fish pond with Japanese goldfish, a Buddha idol and stalactites. A tea cup at the top awaits after the tour.

Iton Electric Light Company Buddha

Doubled in Two Years Leading Carpet House of Pittsburg

The Groetzinger firm on Penn avenue built in 1888 expanded to a six story double building and dominates the carpet and curtain trade. It controls major manufacturers, undercuts rivals, and ships tens of thousands in carpets to markets as far as Ohio. Traveling salesmen serve markets to Cleveland and Cincinnati.

E. Groetzinger Penn Avenue New York City Groetzinger Ittsburg Cleveland Cincinnati Ohio

Mammoth carpet and curtain showroom invites visitors

A sprawling establishment offers carpets and floor coverings of all styles and prices from budget to luxurious weaves. Display rooms isolate costly textiles like Wilton, moquette, velvets, and gobelins. Guided tours emphasize size, lighting, and orderly arrangement, inviting strangers to inspect stock with courteous salesmen.

Portraits and Photographs by J. R. Pearson Exhibit

A Pittsburgh gallery displays portraits and photography by J. R. Pearson. The piece highlights Mr. Pearson studio in Pittsburgh at 96 Fifth Avenue and in Allegheny at 43 and 45 Federal Street. The collection features numerous smiling babies and vibrant crayon portraits with bright finish and even shading.

J. R. Pearson 5. E. Pearson Pearson

Schoeneck & Son Showcases Art Furniture at Exposition

At the northwest Exposition corner an apartment display by F. C. Schoeneck & Son of 711 Liberty Street mixes Louis XV style and modern pieces. The exhibit aims to educate visitors on tasteful arrangement and the harmony of furnishings with surroundings to elevate daily living.

Exposition Building F. C. Schoeneck & Son Art Furniture Liberty Street Louis Schoeneck Pittsburg Wsu

Area of splendid pianos at Henricks Music Company exhibit

The Henricks Music Company showcases pianos and organs in a south gallery exhibit. The display features Chickering instruments favored by great artists, along with Wheelock Lindeman and Stuyvesant pianos. The blue and silver pavilion draws attention as a highlight of the showroom.

South Gallery Chickering Wheelock Lindeman

Maeder Promises Tailored Suits At Exposition Visit

Jd F Maeder at 135 Fifth Avenue invites visitors to view his line of merchant tailored goods. He offers prompt transformation of materials into dress, business, house, and traveling suits and emphasizes his focus on tailoring and up to date fashions for gentlemen and youths.

D. F. Maeder

Folding chairs showcased by Stevens Chair Company at Exposition

The Stevens Chair Company displays folding chairs that extend to recline for large users yet compress to a square yard for easy carry. Exhibits range from plain camp stools to a polished secretary, all noted for comfort, beauty of design, and meticulous finish.

Stevens

Hopper Bros Exhibit Impresses with Elegant Furnishings

The Hopper Bros display at 307 Wood Street draws crowds to the north gallery where the furniture exhibit blends beauty with comfort. The firm showcases a large stock and careful selection, promising durable pieces and expert home fitting services for entire rooms or whole houses.

Hopper Bros

Market Street Exhibit Showcases Fire Safeguards and Rails

Taylor and Dean at 203 and 205 Market Street urge visitors to inspect heavy iron work showpieces including fire escapes vault doors gases and stable fittings store fixtures elevator enclosures bank and counter railings and fencing. They warn illness may grow without proper fire and theft protection and promote Turkish baths at Natatorium Duquesne Way as preventive care. Fleishman offers plush jackets price ten dollars.

Market Street

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