Prussian Tax Debates Rise as Military Bill Moves Forward
In Berlin the government faces Liberal and Radical opposition over a two year term and higher taxes amid plans for internal financial reform. Miguel proposes shifting income and property taxes to local treasuries, drawing heavy protests from the Bourgeoisie and clerical groups ahead of the Landtag session on November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Empire
Dssmarck
Caprivi
Miquel
Disamarck
Miguel
Berlin
Englang
Usbinei
Diochetac Udts
Bismarck
Die
Reichstag
Been Picteer
Bietmearek
Iis
State O T A Council Debate Drafts Alesburg Nominations
The State Council of the Jr O T A will meet in Easton with about 12 delegates to discuss nominations. W T Kerr of this city is expected to be elected State Vice Councilor, joining other officials and national council candidates across Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr O. T. A
Easton
Tinesburg
Allecwar
W. T. Kerr
Pennsylvania
Keeplen Molina
Milwaaber
Daniel G
Raid on Peinters Beck Crew Ends with Arrests
OGee r Bowles led a raid on a party near Allegheny Cemetery and captured Charles Brown a colored man and two Griffins, James Frewford and Thomas Drennan, aged about 14 to 1 year. Brown had a revolver a deck of cards and a tap. Superintendent EK A. Bisher reported to the Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad and the president of the corporation Deeoerly was said killed by cars at Beverly NX but was later found alive at Buffalo. Samuel W. Deooures a cousin was the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogeer Bowles
Peinters Beck
Allegheny Cemetery
Charles Brown
Besos
Don
John Griffen
James Frewford
Thomas Drennan
Brown
EK A. Bisher
New York
Pennsylvania
City
Tan Creraron
Deeoerly
Beverly
Buffalo
Samuel W. Deooures
Child dies or likely dies after freight wagon accident
Willan Wymer son of John Wymer of 4S South Edith street was crushed by a freight train last night. His logs were badly crushed and his skull injured. He was taken to the Southside hospital and his condition was listed as critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Wrroer
John Wymer
Eidith Street
Health Autocrat to Inspect Hotels and Hospitals for Cholera Risk
Chief Brown, appointed deputy county inspector with full police power, will inspect hotels, hospitals, public buildings and charitable institutions for health hazards. He plans tighter quarantine, stricter fumigation, and porting of garbage scenes to reduce cholera risk across Pittsburgh and Allegheny County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Department of Public Safety
State Board of Health
State Board
Gourley
Rankin
Baltimore and
Ohio
Epidemic Fears Stir City Health Push
City officials urge residents to maintain cleanliness and precautions to prevent a cholera outbreak. They warn some cases may occur but emphasize isolation and public health measures to curb spread. The remarks stress ongoing vigilance and community cooperation.
Passengers recount quarantine on Normannia amid fireside quarrels
Morris Danziger and wife return from Europe to a harsh quarantine on the Normannia with claims of cholera fears, poor provisions, and angry exchanges with Health Officer Jenkins and Surf Hotel manager Wall. Danziger says passengers may sue the steamship company for deceit while describing scarce meals and unsafe conditions during Fire Island transfer.
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Normannia
Dr. Jenkins
Surf Hotel
Morris H. Danziger
Europe
Fire Island
Danziger
Jenkins and Wall
Surf
Steamship Company
Stonington
Cepheus
Tenking
Southampton
Arope
America
Bertha Fuhrer
Main Street
Arrangements Made to Feed Veterans At Washington Encampment
Crowds of veterans and families pour into Washington for the G A R encampment with rail lines crowded by special trains. Express companies boost freight flow as food supplies are ferried to hotels and depots while Union station ferries gaggles of old soldiers and coffee in tin cups.
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Brown
Washington
Illinois
Black
Express
J. D. Zimmerman
United States Company
Pittsburg
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Pittsburg and Western Road
Baltimore and Ohio
Oliver
Ellwood
Holbrook
Glenwood
Union Depot
Lee
Doctor returns with cholera knowledge and gear for city tests
Dr. W H Mercur brings New York insights on cholera germs and development along with life like germs for study by Drs. Matson and Taylor. He bought apparatus worth 150 dollars to continue bacteriological work, expecting some cases but no epidemic this year if precautions stay in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Mercur
New York
Matson and
Taylor
Carnegie Laboratory
Bellevue Hospital
Impressive Dedication of St Augustine Burial Ground
A large parade and ceremonies marked the dedication of the new St Augustine German Catholic Church Cemetery in Shaler township. The 13 acre site near St Stanislaus Cemetery was purchased for 2500 dollars last January. ground leveled, plots laid, and a sexton’s house erected, with no burials yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine
Shaler Township
Thirty-eighth Street
Joseph Gerbach
Arsenal
Bloomfield German
Germania Band
Six tenements burned on St Paul and Huron streets
Six houses on St Paul and Huron streets near Sankey Bros brick works were destroyed by fire last night. Owned by Sankey Bros, with tenants including the Leiter, Davidson, Hoffman, Rice, Now and his mother families. Loss 80 000. insured 83 000. Water supply and hillside hindered firefighting. half the block burned in about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Huron Street
Sankey Bros
Huron Streets
Eighteenth Street
Charles Leiter
Frank Davidson
Jacob Hoffman
Harry Rice
Jack Now
Pius Street
Now
Removing the Duty at the World’s Fair
Director General George R. Davis sought free admission of articles used for foreign exhibits and to be returned after the fair. He lobbied Secretary Foster for duty-free treatment on items such as a Donecal village a Turkish mosque and a Cairo street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Davis
Chicago
Washington
Foster
Davis
Cairo
Mr. Davis
America
New York Sa
Arrival of Immigrants at Baltimore and Ohio Station
Seven immigrants arrived at the Baltimore and Ohio station last evening. Dr. Sands and Officer Glenn met them at Rankin and found each man healthy after examination. They carried papers from Ellis Island discharging them and were disinfected before leaving New York and Cumberland. Five immigrants traveled on the Pennsylvania Railroad yesterday morning but a train-order misunderstanding caused a stop to be missed at Latrobe. More arrivals on these lines were expected today.
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Brown
Thompson
George Free
Davis Island
Todlay
State Board of Health
Jalil
McAleese
Allegheny
New York
Crown Ispeat
State Board
Pattison
Commonwealth
Kemble
Johnstown
Homestead
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Altoona
Pittsburg
State Line Ins
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio
Rankin
Sands
Oficer Glenn
Ellis Island
Cumberland
Moyer
Morley
Latrobe
Pennsylvania
Impressive Ceremonies at St Mark's English Lutheran Church Dedication
St Mark's English Lutheran Church at North avenue and Middle street Allegeny was solemnly dedicated yesterday. Rev. C. B. King led the ceremony with Rev. H H Weber of York Pa and Rev. Dougherty of Sharpsburg assisting. Weber preached the morning sermon and Dougherty the dedicatory sermon. The handsome structure cost 15181 and subscriptions reached 227698 leaving debt only on a 22500 loan from the Lutheran Board of Church Extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
St Mark’s
North Avenue
Middle Street
Allegeny
C. B. King
H. H. Weber
York, Pa
Lutheran Board of Church Extension
D. Dougherty
Sharpsburg
Mr. Weber
Afr. Dough
Pittsburgers Knock Out Theatrical Man On Depot Train
Two Pittsburgers and a man linked to Reilly and Wood's company were aboard a depot bound train to New York. A quarrel over two women led to a brawl as the big man struck a young man. fighting ensued with the Pittsburgers subduing the theatrical supporter. Names not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgers
Belgian glassworker dies after railroad accident at Creighton plant
F. P. Phumant a Belgian glassworker at the Creighton plate glass factory died at West Penn Hospital last evening. He was run over by a railroad train Saturday night and had both legs taken off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F F. P. Phumant
Creighton
West Penn Hospital
Dress Suit and Overcoat Offers at Pitcairn's Store
Odd fragment notes a sales offer for dress suits and overcoats at Pitcairn's, mentioning 4% Wood Street with unclear formatting. The readable items imply a clothing shop promotion or display in a downtown location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitcairn's
Coroner to dispose of six railroad death cases
Coroner McDowell will dispose this morning of six deaths from railroad accidents within four days and within 12 miles. The incidents occurred on the main line of the Pennsylvania Western division Ft Wayne Junction road P McK and Y and the Panhandle. This is the largest number of railroad deaths in his notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Pennsylvania
Western Division
Ft. Wayne
Junction Road
Mck. & Y
Panhandle
This Year's Increase
This fragment notes periods from 1890 to 1892 and a yearly rise. It implies an annual increase affecting the years 1890 1891 and 1892 but provides no further context or entities.
Troops Withdrawn As Deputies Vanish From Homestead
After the Fifteenth Regiment pulled back from Homestead the town saw no deputies on duty and a brief riot erupted over arrests of locked-out mill workers. Two officers faced crowd resistance, were helped by troops, and the Provost Marshal moved to quell the disturbance. Deputies then disappeared overnight, with only occasional coal and iron police remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Coal and Iron
Eighth Avenue
Frank Rakestraw
John Smith
Gorner
Carnegie Mill
John McFarland
Archibald Moorehead
Crawford
Ann Watson
Ler
David Lynch
Jesse Lantz
Martin Rewald
John Prieve
Jacob Maurer
Fifteenth Regiment
Kreps
A 0
Tey
F. Waye
Carnegie Steel Company
Cincinnati
Potter
Moses Abraham Dennis
Disorderly conduct arrest at Carnegie steel works Ham
A Ham resident at Carnegie steel works was arrested Saturday night by South Side police on disorderly conduct charges. Police found two British bull dog revolvers on him. An information for carrying concealed weapons followed. He was held for court after a hearing before Alderman Saccop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Steel Works
Ham
Southside
Twenty-eighth Ward
Alderman Saccop
Murderer At Large Gentt Sought After Brother's Death
Joseph Gentt fled after stabbing his brother Frank during a Saturday evening dispute. Police scoured Allegheny and surrounding towns, fearing Gentt may have left the city with $38 and shaved mustache. A rumored romance involving Kate Anderson is cited as motive, with a possible suicide plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gentt
Joseph Gentt
Coulson
Robinson
Fitzgerald
McTighe
Gentt
Allegheny
Frank Gentt
Fourteenth Street
Joe
Frank
Kate Anderson
Gentt Maye
Hugs and Hagke Upholstery Debuts Enlarged Department
The firm announces a greatly enlarged Upholstery Department occupying the entire third floor to showcase early imports of fabrics lace curtains and drapery materials. A wide selection of brass and iron bedsteads coats and fur garments are also being offered with designs and estimates for remodeling and interior decor.
Curtain and Upholstery Dept Announces Ready Stock Surge
The department advertises larger and finer stocks than ever before with familiar seasonal phrases reaffirmed as truth. Readiness for all customers is emphasized alongside renewed commitment to premium curtains and upholstery.
Curtain Styles Expand With Lower Prices This Season
The article notes a flood of new curtain designs across many names such as English Nottingham Russian Lace Arabian Lace Brussels Saxony and more. Prices range from under a dollar per pair to 75 dollars with Irish Pointe curtains from 2 75 to 40 and Embroidered Muslin curtains from 2 to 9, highlighting affordable options for bed chambers and any room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English
Nottingham
Brussels
Saxony
Chenille and Velour Portieres and Draperies Sale
The advertisement lists Chenille and Velour portieres from 3.50 to 14 per pair with extraordinary value on Anl Flax Velour portieres at 132 per pair. It promotes new curtains cushions table covers lambrequins drapes fabrics including silks, cottons, tapestries and brocades, plus upholstery services and in-house furniture workrooms offering low prices and custom orders.
Exposition Visitors See Bargains at Our Store Department
Visitors are urged to visit the department to view stylish new goods offered at very low prices. The store emphasizes large volume buying and a small profit margin to bring affordable merchandise to customers.
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Nerueu Cathylice
Alsace
Sarasburg
Germany
Thorso
Centre
Teo
Pete
Margaret of
Frederick Charles
Heme
Mares
Dewkives
OU A. BR. State Council
Southia
Chief Brown
Armies OF Veterans
E&oldiers
G. A. ER
Union Station
Connellsville
Smith
Bacilli
St. Augustine Burial Ground
the Dispatch
Dewitt
Tale
Simen’s
Congress
G. D. Simen’s
Ohio ST
Allegheny, PA
N. B
R. A
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Lift Ave
Market
Hugs & Hagke
Ffth Ave
Market ST
Delp & Bell
Zeree Glass
Sunita
Sn Ata
Delp & Bell, Wand
Federal St
Fittsburg, Pa
Jos
Horne
Penn Ave
Portieres
JOS. Horne & CO
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