Berkman Returns to Penitentiary After Trial
Berkman is moved from the wagon to the penitentiary after a trial in which he was found guilty on all counts. He faces 21 years total, with seven years for the Frick assault, five for Leishman, three for each burglary charge, and one year for carrying concealed weapons. He expressed no remorse and claimed he sought only to hurt Frick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkman
Ittsburg
Frick
Mr. Frick
Bic
Shea
David Fourtney
Commonwealth
McClung
Clerkman
MacClan¢e
Murde
Leishman
Berkwan
Berkman Tries Self Defense in Frick Assassination Trial
Anarchist Alexander Berkman faced seven indictments in Criminal Court for the July 23 1892 assault on Henry Clay Frick and Leishman. He conducted his own defense while Carnegie Steel Company officials and witnesses described the attack with Frick detailing the shooting and stabbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derkman
Frick
Alexander Berkman
Criminal Court
Henry Clay Frick
Slyo
Mr. Leishman
Messrs. Frick
Leishman
Carnegie Steel Company
G. W. Ache
Eadler
Twentieth Ward
Pittsburg
William Altsman
Second Ward
Joseph [Ilian
Marshall Township
John Keating
Penn Township
Caleb Lee
Oashmont
McClelland Murray
West Liberty
George Miller
Findley Township
Ohn E. McCrickett
Seventh Ward
J. & Pauli
Oakmont
G. T. Siernelds
Mansfield
Robert Wallace
Chartiers
James I. Kerr
Seventeenth Ward
Peiek
Burleich
H.C Prick
Frickaid
Carnegie Steel Company, Limited
Jinsser
Berkman
Mr. Frick
Lyr
Litchfield
David Fourtney
Hussey Building
Ir. W. Scott
Shore
Colored puddlers at Elba Iron Works face crowd and police
At 11 45 last night colored puddlers of the Elba Iron Works returned to the mill escorted by Inspector McLaughlin Captain Whitehouse and 16 officers. A crowd of strikers was cleared from the vicinity with John Collett and John Battles ensuring outsiders left. Managers report 75 new workers admitted and 20 furnaces running with plans to expand to 30 furnaces tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elba
Elba Iron Works
John Collett
John Battles
Ellis Works
Inspector McLaughlin
Captain Whitehouse
Mill Gate
Lauchlin
Everson
Murderer Still Free as Gentt At Large
Cumberland Md reporters note the murderer Joseph Gentt remains at large though police in Cumberland received a telegram about a suspect in Cumberland matching the description except for a mustache which Gentt may have removed. The funeral for Frank Gentt is set for 2 pm and the coroner's inquest returned a murder verdict while the grand jury indicted Joseph Gentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gentt
Pitts
Cumberland
Gentt
Frank Gentt
Joseph Gentz
Retail Grocers Seek Sugar Duty Repeal in Congress
Retail grocers at a meeting passed resolutions denouncing wholesalers for joining the sugar combination. They assert the right to regulate their own affairs and plan to appeal to Congress to repeal the refined sugar duty, aiming to loosen control from the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Police quell alleged murder reports on Arthur Street
A boy alerted Eleventh ward officers that a murder was in progress near Webster Avenue. Police found only a quarrel between a colored man and his white wife, with the woman shouting murder and barricading doors. No arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh Ward
Arthur Street
Webster Avenue
Scene Tower
John Bradley Republican Club Chooses Delegates
At a South Side meeting the John Bradley Republican Club elected David J. McGarey A J Barchfeld and F K Gearing to represent at the Willamsport convention on September 28 with Ferdinand any John Bradley and Mr Rutlands as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bradley
South Side
David J. McGarey
A. J. Barchfeld
F. K. Gearing
Willamsport
Ferdinandany
Mr. Rutlands
Conkling Club Heads to Washington Political Meeting
The Conkling Club will attend a political meeting in Washington, Pennsylvania on September 23 where Major William McKinley is slated to speak. The event underscores a notable gathering featuring a prominent speaker and organized club participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Pa
Conkling Club
William McKinley
Resolutions on Miss Mary Ann Robinson Death by Allegheny General Hospital Board
At the regular meeting of the Ladies' Board of Managers of Allegheny General Hospital the board expressed deep sorrow for the death of Miss Mary Ann Robinson a manager. Her amiable gentle spirit and generous works for relief of the poor and sick made her a ministering angel to thousands who mourn her passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Board of Managers
Allegheny General Hospital
Mary Ann Robinson
Earth
Schoeneck & Son Displayers At Liberty Street
Art furniture makers display at 711 Liberty Street with Dez wrrr s Little Early Risers as the featured item. No exposition display elsewhere. No gripping pain or causes. an easy pill to take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoeneck & Son
Liberty Street
Dez Wrrr
Public Spirit Wins Pittsburg Pledges 20000 for Cholera Fund
Pittsburg pledges 20000 to the State Board of Health cholera fund, with H O Frick acting for Carnegie Steel, amid calls for more private loans to meet the 50000 statewide requirement. Officials move to inspect immigrants and curb disease at border and at home while sweate shops draw scrutiny from Mayor Gourley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Cholera Fund
Pittsburg
Commonwealth
Lee
H. O Frick
Carnegie Steel Company
Frick
J. H. McClelland
Pattison
McClelland
Pitt
Dangerous schools probe finds widespread plumbing flaws
Chief Plumbing Inspector Laydon reports in half of the East End and Southside schools sanitary conditions are dangerous. He will submit a full report in days with recommendations for improvements in drainage and ventilation, noting several buildings, including parochial ones, in good order while many require major overhauls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laydon
East End
Southside
Brown
Ursuline Convent
Bellefield
Twenty-fourth
South Fifteenth Street
Ohio health officials tighten immigrant train inspections
Dr. Probst and Ohio Board of Health officials from Columbus visited Cleveland and Youngstown to review railroad screening for immigrants amid cholera fears. Inspectors at Steubenville and Cincinnati coordinate with Cleveland and Cincinnati authorities, with possible detentions for those lacking proper quarantine certificates. If New York reports stay reassuring, first class train checks may end, but others must pass through quarantine or be diverted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Pittsburg
Co, Probst
Ohio State Board of Health
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Jobst
Youngstown
Probst
Board of Health
Alderman Succop to Hear Thirty Nuisance Cases This Week
Alderman Succop of the Southside held fifteen Board of Health nuisance cases yesterday and will hear the same number daily this week. Citizens face proceedings for property nuisances as the week progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Succop
Southside
Board of Health
Special meeting of crockery and glassware jobbers in city
A special meeting of the jobbers in crockery and glassware will be held at the Monongahela House today. A W 2 of Chicago and P E Brady of Beene ville, agents for United States Glass Company, are in town to meet the middlemen. The G A R veterans are departing for Washington for the encampment beginning today. Travel was lighter yesterday. B&O listed 15 sections and Pennsylvania ran several special trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela House
Chicago
P. E Brady
Beeneville
United States Glass Company
G. A. Rh
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Fragmentary dates From 1890 1891 Almanac Entry
Fragmented OCR shows scattered dates around 1890 and 1891 including September entries and partial year markers, not a complete event. The readable bits hint at a calendar or notice but lack clear names or places.
Dead in a Neighbor's House and Other Pittsburgh News
The report details the death of Sanden Belar in a Allegheny boarding house under unusual circumstances. It also covers the exhumation and inquest into John W. Cooley's presumed drowning near Braddock, a Monongahela River excursion with dog fights, and several violent incidents on local rail lines and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanden Belar
Martin Oliver
John Deeney
Cooley
Pittsburg
Kline
McCandless
McDowell
Thirty-third Street
Sanden
Kozmark
Belar
Gerben
Ohio Street
Allegheny
Exposition Gas Test Draws Large Crowd and Interest
A rare Exposition crowd attended two exhibitions with school children visiting in the afternoon. Prof Trumble spoke on Glasgow and Edinburgh as modern Athens. A musical program pleased attendees as the gas test was inaugurated last night, attracting much interest for cooking and heating efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumble
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Athens
Mirror Exhibit At Coneoy Prugh Co Allegheny
Handsome mirrors and plates displayed by Coneoy Prugh Co at 41-47 Western Avenue Allegheny. View mantel mirrors pier mirrors mantel cabinets cheval glasses and framed options. A wide range of mirror plates and beveled door lights ready for framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Avenue
Allegheny
Taylor and Dean Exhibit at Exposition on Market Street
Taylor and Dean showcase a wide range of wire and light iron works including benc vaults iron stair cases doors shutters and heavy iron pieces with attractive fire escapes. Candies popcorn stands and lemonade attract shoppers while Mr. Baker promotes pure juice lemon sugar and filtered water for a high quality drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Diphtheria Surges in City Amid Rising Cases
Diphtheria reports climb with nine new cases yesterday and thirteen on Saturday citywide, not confined to any district. Three new scarlatina cases were also reported yesterday. Exchange old square pianos for uprights at Moller & Hoene's offering easy payments and popular brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moller & Hoene’s
Catal Ea
Eta
eLon & Horxe
Fifth Avenue
Dress Goods Prices Drop In Broad Display Of Options
The ad outlines season price cuts across dress fabrics with a wide variety of names like Velour de Russe Traveur Cords and Fantasy Cords. It emphasizes a growing business allows lower profits and bigger customer incentives, offering many styles rather than single pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velour de Russe
Traveur
Fantasy Cords
Poplin Jacquard
Diagonale Feilleur
Raye Moire
Plaid and Tartan Fabrics Offered for School Dresses
Bright new Plaids 48 inches wide priced from Sec to 1 dollar for school dresses. New Tartan Plaids 46 inches wide from Sec to 1 dollar 75 cents a yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec
Plain Dress Goods Prices At Local Store
Plain goods and new plain weaves dominate the assortment with many colors. The store lists prices to help readers spot bargains and rewards those who name these prices at the counter today.
New Fashion Fabrics Show Wide Wool Cashmere Prices
The advertisement lists numerous all‑wool and cashmere fabrics in widths from 38 to 54 inches with prices ranging from 25 cents to 3 dollars per yard. It touts Henrietta Cashmere 46 inches wide and Jacquard Bengalines in six styles, urging readers to compare value and variety.
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Perkman
Johnson
Oficer
Drispatch
Bauer
Nold
Hugh McKean
Robert Graham
Richard Geyer
Terkman
Williamsport
Public Spirit
Put Up
James B. Scott
Mr. Scott
Scott
Philadelphia
Gourley
Alleheny
Bureau of Health
Red Pond
Henry Turner
Soho
Thirty-third
Turner
Sary
John W. Cooley
Braddock
Hopkins Street
Stag Club
Monongahela River
Woods’ Run
McKee's
John Daley
Fred Scherute
Glick
Joseph Glick
MelKee’s Rocks
Fort Wayne
Wood's Run
Verner
McKeesport
Youghinghen
Semmelreck
Eighteenth Street
Duquesne
George O'Neill
Tur Disparce
Pride Street
O'Neill
Coneoy, Prugh £ CO
Tron and Wire Works OF
Taylor & Dean
Market Street
Edward
Groetzinger
Penn Ave
W. WY. Dermitt & CO
Grant Street
Sixth Avenue
Usso
J.K. Miller & CO
Smithfield St
Pittsburg, Pa
Biber & Easton
Blazer
Dolgoroki
Cain's
JOS, Horne & Co,s
Serges
Cheviots
Bedford
JOS. Horne & CO
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