Dispatch Masthead and Advertising Details
The dispatch announces publication details for a New York Tribune building office and addresses for advertising and distribution. It notes foreign advertisers may find setup convenient and mentions Brentano's in Union Square New York and Ave des Opera Paris as locations to obtain copies.
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Fastfen
Tribune Building
New York
Hom
Dispatch
TRE Dispatch
Case
Brentano's
Union Square
Ave. Des Opera
Paris
France
Grand Jury to Reopen Bribery Case in Peaver County
The Pittsburgh dispatch reports that a reopening of bribery cases in Peaver County is expected. Judge McMichael is set to order indictments against Attorney Wallace and two associates for presentation to the next grand jury. The December term grand jury may probe the conduct at the congressional convention, though the inquiry won’t occur until after the election.
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Peaver
Thesceused
Judge McMichael
Wallace
McMichaels
Too Much of One Kind Hinders Kansas Prohibition Vote
A Kansas Republican convention laments overbroad legislation and calls for enforcing laws before new prohibitions. The piece argues that enacting but not enforcing laws wastes effort and boosts bad laws, warning against shelf-stocking statutes harmed by powerful interests.
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Convention of
Kansas
The Problem of Irrigation and Economic Power
A discussion warns that irrigation across arid lands could shift economic control from railways to water managers or government. It argues government irrigation risks a political oligarchy and corporate abuses, with profiteering through inflated costs and discriminating water rates.
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Boutin
Friends of the Corporation
Pittsburg Population Standings and Census Critique
The article argues Pittsburg should be counted for a larger population in the census, citing NY papers on school enumeration and votes as supporting evidence. It urges citizens to claim Pittsburg’s full 275,000 population, not settle for 240,000, and notes the need for safeguards against stock watering and favoritism in enterprises.
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Pittsbourg
New York
Pittsburg
Beav er Falls Law Works Strike Faces Temporary Injunction
Judge Wickham granted a temporary injunction against over a hundred strikers at Beaver Falls Law Works at the request of the law firm. Affidavits allege violence and coercion by strikers and sympathizers against non union workers. The suit seeks a broad ruling on interference in labor disputes.
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Beaver Falls
Law Works
Wickham
Law Company
British Iron and Steel Institute Visit Prompts Pittsburgh Pride
The institute's visit next month should boost local industry image, showcase Pittsburgh's iron and steel strength, and potentially attract European manufacturing interest. Leaders see gas reserves and sites as catalysts for expansion and new suburbs like Wilmerding Jeannette and Charleroi.
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Pennsylvania
Wilmerding
Jeannette
Charleroi
Gillespie Gallery Opens with Collins New York Paintings
The fall season in pictures at Gillespie's gallery features Mr. Collins of New York presenting Delacroix Troyon and Detsille works and Piet heads. Local buyers aren’t yet buying, but the best judges will arrive later this week to support a strong showing. The article also notes political tariff debate and related industry commentary.
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Gillespie
Collins
New York
Pittsburg
Delacroix
Troyon
Detsille
Piet
Purification of Pennsylvania politics and Maine election woes
A correspondent suggests Pennsylvania politics will not be purified, while a report excuses the slim Democratic showing against Boutalle in Maine as due to an opponent’s illness. The absence of Democratic voters hints sickness was epidemic that day, followed by a late frost and a weather‑related Signal Service misstep.
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Boutalle
Maine
Prince George of Wales in Montreal Lockup Sparks Debate
Report claims Prince George of Wales entered a Montreal lockup during a scuffle, but the tale of knocking out five assailants with one aide reads more like reporter imagination than fact. Grant monument design admired by New York crowds. decision on keeping it there remains unsettled.
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Prince George of Wales
Montreal
Grant
New York
Lawran ce District Jury Questions Prosecution in Bribery Case
Lawrence Grand Jury shows no surprise at Congressional nomination influence in the district. They are astonished someone would prosecute a case of acknowledged bribery. Doctor McKinney is sacked with the costs.
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Lawrence
Doctor McKinney
Costa
Notable Clergy and Officials in Brief News Picks
Bishop Becewir of Georgia to Minnesota for prairie chicken hunting. Ex-President Cleveland associate disputes reports of moving to Massachusetts. D Buv MeENFreen sails to London to head the Herald's London edition. Lord Mayor of London laments high costs, invites relief. Mayor HoTcHeiss to address Virginia Press Association on Virginia's Industrial Future. William Lower of Williamsburg dies at 81, engineer on Vanderbilt era steam ferry then Collins Line. Charles W. Bucost defends Kinzua viaduct safety. Bishop J. J. Kars returns from Europe after visit. a Brindisi girl questions his clerical dress.
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Episcopal Church
Georgia
Minnesota
Basgs
Cleveland
Massachusetts
BR. D. Buv Meenfreen
Eastor
New York Evening Telegram
England
London
New York Herald
Jed Hotcheiss
Staunton
Virginia Press Association
Richmond
Virginia
William Lower
Williamsburg
N. Y
Commodore Vanderbilt
Collins Steamship Line
Charles W. Bucost
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Kinzua
How David Figures It The Standard Took From Producers
The writer cites a September report on oil production and consumption. He asserts August production fell short by 642,788 barrels while consumption exceeded production by 1,784,? and claims The Standard, with Jon Jones, profits by pricing the product high to the world while paying producers less. Davin Kimms Pittsburgh September 15.
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Dispatcn
Jon Jone
Davin Kimms
Pittssorg
Joint International Iron and Steel Institute Meeting Date
A letter to The Dispatch notes an October gathering in New York for an international iron and steel industry convention. The American Institute of Mining Engineers invited the Iron and Steel Institute of Great Britain to hold joint sessions opening in Chickering Hall on September 29 with British members meeting October 1. The first joint session is planned at Carnerie Hall in Allerheny on Friday October 1, with four days of visitors.
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British Iron and Steel Institute
Pittsburg
Tron and Steel Trathtate
Dispatch
Iron and Steel Industry
B. Dexter
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Iron and Steel Institute of Great Britain
Chickering Hall
New York
British Institute
Carnerie Hall
Allerheny
Reed Vindicated Right to Dress in Any Style
The Philadelphia Record notes Speaker Reed asserts his right to wear a sash or surcingle as he pleases and to ornament his feet with russet shoes and even paint his face vermilion if he chooses. He is described as a big Injun from Pasesama quoddy.
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Philadelphia Record
Reed
Fire and flight in Cannon’s political clash
A New York World snippet notes a Republican organ praising Congressman Cannon for fighting the Democrats with fire, suggesting the term fire implies fifth and that he drove the Democrats from the field in a brisk political skirmish.
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New York World
West
Cannon
Pennsylvania Politicians Debate Tax Reform and Race Issue
Article reviews state campaign talk on equalizing taxation to ease real estate burdens. Includes quotes from Ente Diepatch, Patrot, Star, and Philadelphia Press on Pattison support, Pattison opposition, and race relations, noting a fatal incident delaying resolution in Reading.
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Ente Diepatch
Pennsylvania
Delamater
Harrisburg Patrot
Pattison
Dick Quay
Matthew S
Hissest
Senate
Cameron
Pittsburg
Philadelphia Press
Republican Party
Reporter Impersonates Charitable Collector in Street Confrontation
A man posing as a reporter visits a home and declares he is collecting twenty five cent pieces for a benevolent fund. The woman refuses to contribute but finally hands over a quarter to avoid public shaming in the papers. He warns her name will not appear on any black list.
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C. Dawkins
Jacksonville
Delaware
S.muetredy
United ‘Irasury
J. D. Smith
Charleston
Belfast
Sawtell
Cincinnati
England
Bertin
Wis
Rose Woodworth
Maine
United States
George Washington
Niagara to Boston and back in a wandering collage
A mosaic of vignettes travels from Niagara’s majesty to a revival scene in the South, a stubborn rider in Boston, and a Memphis train platform chorus. The piece threads travelers, preachers, street gossip, and Irish American political note, ending with Minnesota Governor candidate Thomas Wilson born in Ireland.
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Philadelphia
Ireland
Minnesota
Thomas Wilson
Twelfth Night Admired on Grand Opera House Stage
Shakespeare piece praised for superb acting by Marie Wainwright and company. Miss Wainwright’s Viola is delicate and strong, backed by a strong cast including Miss Walsh and Mr. Hill. Exquisite scenery, costumes, and music enhance a faithful, vibrant revival drawing high local praise.
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Marie Wainwright
Opera House
Globe Theater
Inns of Court
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Swinburne
Shakespeare
Middle Temple
Miss Wainwright
Toby
Pittsburg
Viola
Rosalind
Miss Neilson
Portia
Ellen Terry
Olivia
Julia
Sir Tody
Alaria
Malvolio
Barton Hill
Mr. Owen
Louise Muldener
Blanche Walsh
Frank Hanson
Schwartz
Siberia at the Bijou Draws Crowd in Pittsburg
Bartley Campbell's Siberia captivates a large Pittsburg audience with laughter, tears, and applause at the Bijou. Maurice Drew as hero Vicolai Megof, Charles E. Gotthold as Joan Norvoff, and Adelaide Fitz-Allen as Sara receive praise for strong performances. the company, scenery, and staging are noted as first class.
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Bartley Campbell
Siberia
Pittsburg
Maurice Drew
Vicolai Megof
Charles E. Gotthold
Joan Norvoff
Frank Drew
Sara
Caroass Adelaide Fitz-Alleen
Miss Fitz-Allen
Miss Oliffa
Miss Ulmer
Creole Burlesque Company Captivates Montreal Audiences
Manager Harry Williams presents a Sam Jack led Creole Burlesque show with octoroon and colored talent. Acts include Tropical Revelries and The Beauty of the Nile tableau, with Billy Jackson and Sam Lucas delivering standout performances. Florence Hines and Lucas write strong scenes. Meteors open in Montreal and set to visit on October 6.
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Harry Williams
Sam Jack
Jack
Nile
Indies
Billy Jackson
Jackson
Sam Lucas
Mr. Lucas
Florence Hines
Wiliams
Meteors
Montreal
Canada
Harris Theater Stages Expanded Cast For One of the Finest
Harris Theater presents a revived run of One of the Finest with a strengthened company led by Edward M. Ryan as John Mishler and a lineup featuring Harry S. Duffield, Daniel J. Hart, Frank I. Frayne Jr., Marion Gray Hasann, and Miss Phosa McAnt er as uth Hickman. The production is expected to draw standing room only as demand for seats rises.
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Harris’ Theater
Edward M. Ryan
John Mishler
Harry 5. Duffield
Daniel J. Hart
Frank I. Frayne, Jr
Marion Gray Hasann
Miss Phosa McAncter
Uth Hickman
Harris
Cyrene Vaudeville at Clipper Theater Delights Audiences
The Cyrene Vaudeville Company reopened the Clipper Theater with a lively program. Cyrene herself wows on the slack wire and dances in long skirts while keeping a provocative air. Aerial acts, songs, and dances from performers like Miss Irish and the Ricketts and Bulger duo round out an amusing night.
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Peet
Clipper Theater
Messrs
Haten
Campbell Ch
Georga
Maud Ricketts
Mathews
Bulger
Belzac
Milo
Catharine
Walter Pummer
Earle
Ward
Avenue Museum Delights Crowds With Notable Act
A vivid rooftop illusion features M. Devere appearing to burn his wife on a criddle as Miss Della Bock, a 40 pound star, headlines a program that also spotlights Smith and Ellie. Manager Davis retained the troupe after a strong week. The program received praise and audiences were large yesterday.
World’s Museum features in Allegheny attractions
Hanson and Miss Millie Mazle head the spectacle at the World’s Museum in Allegheny. Miss Maisie rides a plank over Hanson’s chest on horseback with no injury to the cowboy. The human serpents Be Bora and De Bar draw attention. A specialty theater act showcases a clever company.
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Lewis
Hanson
Millie Mazle
Allegheny
Maisie
Bora
de Bar
VOTES AND PRIZES AT EXPOSITION BALLOT TOPICS
Voters are invited to cast ballots on topics at the Exposition Headquarters in Brunswick Balle Col lenger space. Tuesday asks if party nominations should be by direct popular vote. Wednesday asks about consolidating Pittsburg and Allegheny. Open daily during the first three days for men only Tuesday and for all voters Wednesday.
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Pillabure
Dispatom
Brunswick-Bale-Collender Billiard Company
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Prize Essay Contest on Pittsburg Public Undertakings
The Dispatch invites writers not tied to Pittsburg presses to submit original essays on what public undertakings will best promote Pittsburg’s future greatness. First and third prizes are awarded, with rules: under 2000 words, legible on one side, received by 9 PM September 20 at The Dispatch or Exhibit Building headquarters. Include full name address and age. publication may occur regardless of prize.
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Oun Splendid Tonic
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Dispatchh
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Billiard Company
Magee on ballots and shotgun politics in discourse
Chris Magee of Pittsburg argues that lawmakers tolerate violence at the polls through loopholes while opposing protective ballot rights. He cites Congressman John Dalzell’s labor voter appeal and his own view that labor support and corporate backing shaped a large Republican victory in a Pittsburg district.
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Hey
Niagara
Gwendolen
Lanuneclot
WRECK REPORTS AND POLITICAL JAB ATOS
The Marine Department records 149 wrecks in Canadian waters for the year 1H1 with 57 total wrecks and 89 lives lost. Forty seven people earned recognition for saving lives: 38 Canadian 6 British and others. A Cleveland Leader quip cites a two headed ticket for McKinley Reed. Gas supplies from Canada could curb factory pollution.
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Marine Department
Lfe
United States
Cleveland
Jeve
William McKinley
Ohio
Thomas K. Reed
Maine
Old yellow pumpkin fuels a bustling city morning scene
A lively slice of urban life captures markets near Laberty Street with produce loads moving to city rigs. A risque parade, foreign observers, and political jokes mix with reflections on hunger, winter cold, and the country’s abundance on a sunlit morning.
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Laberty Street
Commission House
Nilor
Curious Condensations of Oddities From Wisconsin and Beyond
A collage of curio notes reports a 102 year old Wisconsin resident, a horse racing parson confession, a 734 pound rat, and oxen trotting races. It mentions weather, electricity uses, a Belfast bird bath, and a mysterious English estate intrigue. Notes cover strange deaths, wildlife, and municipal curiosities with local color and humor.
A Few Good Laughs and Quick Quips from 19th Century Papers
A collection of brief humorous exchanges and wry lines drawn from the Washington Post Village Tribune Somertille Journal Chicago Tribune and other papers. Bits include a Sunday school quip about McCullum's Cove a pension tip from Practical Father and a bear remark from a World’s Fair entertainer.
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McCullum's Cove
Washington Post
Hanker
Northfield
New York Tribune
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