War den Feviin recommendation noted by committee
The committee recommended that War den Feviin be Yecherred due to concerns over his age and physical duties. Anetiort observed Keeper Price last night and noted he was out of the city. He was sent as a Dalzell delegate to the Republican Club Convention in Scranton and would be away for a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloces
Feviin
Anetiort
Keeper Price
Dalzell
Republican Club
Scranton
Sud
Jess
Ewnie
Mr. Marshall
Mr. Murphy
Mr. Fitheimmons
Duquesne Way
Saratoga
Fort Logan
Josiah
Joshaphat de Laney
Joshaphat
National Park
Interna- Geological Congress
Peters
Chambers Re elected Director At Jeannette Firm
James A. Chambers was re elected a four director of the Chambers MeKee Gio Company at Jeannette. The move sparked talk of a settlement with H Sellers McKee though Chambers denied knowledge of any agreement. A Butler note said a Standard Plate tumpany meeting was postponed and stock capital planned to rise to cover improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
dJeannette
Metier
James A. Chambers
Chambers-MeKre Gio Company
Jeannette
Adit
Jems A. Chambers
H. Sellers McKee
John M. Kennedy
Robert Pitcairn
D.C. Tricket
J. C. Oley
Horace Magee
Chambers
Mr. MeKee
Phene
R Burler
Sir McKee
Petora
Jaonbers
Bia
Chamberlaiia
Butler
Spockleiders
Picesheng
Echelay
Ponhing
Sehmertz
Two Suicide Attempts Reported in Pittetown Crisis
Police halted two self harm attempts yesterday involving residents Sarah Lackson and Jeths Polliman Ateschesy mill worker. Lackson faced arrest on complaint of Bir Soaies Pleming. Polliman attempted to leap into the Alereray fever peer before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lackson
Prinkstown Arcane
Etroleee
Poe
Theorlis
Seth
Ste
Jeths Polliman
Qeeerls
Electrified mishap raises questions in Sewickley
A confusing electrical incident near Charles McVay of Fidelity Tide Trust Corpens causes shocks at a house along Sewickley Green main mill street by the river. A boy nicknamed the Kids was shocked while sherbet fell from the kitchen area and a water spout arced from wires. No safe shutoff existed for a time, leaving power issues unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles AleVay
Fidelity Tide Ered Trust Corpens
McVay
Feterunes
Sewickley
Milway
Lowhine
Seor
Rome
Secret meeting at Arcane Hotel in Warren area
A secret session held yesterday afternoon at the Arcane Hotel involved notable figures including Meld Secret, Oharios W. Stone, M. J. Fitzgerald, and Kane. Attendees, described as prominent, declined to reveal the meeting's purpose, with hints it may relate to the Scrancon Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oharios
W. Stone
Tincelton
T. Tantos
Warren
M. J. Fitzgerald
Kane
Corec Art
Lottie
Local Notes Span Health Alerts and Civic Happenings
New health reports list nine diphtheria and scarlet fever cases to health authorities. A kidnapping theft cluster along Washington Street and Shank Tileves activity disrupts area life. Cable fee protests on Keeretile route affects West Street traffic. Funeral services noted at Trinity Center and St Paul’s Cathedral. Pittsburgh Street Railway annual figures show passenger totals and construction costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BM. Kelly
Catleare Deenanimento
Washington Street
Avtveghen
Spliketown
Keeretile
Ron
Tenth Street
Maxx
Trinity Civterch
Selvery Cheech
Ely
Ferch Eigen
Pony Ave
Pieter de Rhineland
Mee Sivastnrn
de Heese Warregg
Minne Heuk
Minote Mak
Ecompiny
Hiweita
Lucy Fitzsimmons Trial Continues With Detailed Testimony
Lucy R Fitzsimmons testifies at her murder trial detailing events at the Bull Run home on March 23. She describes Murphy and Gilkinson involvement, her husband’s movements, the satchel with jewelry, and a draft in her mouth. Cross examination challenges her story as court adjourns for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy BR. Fitzsimmons
David Gilkinson
Monteath
Mrs. Fitzsimmons
Andrew Doenges
Peter
Lucy
Mr. Marshall
Judge Ewing
Thomas Bowers
McKeesport
Bull Ran
Murphy
Mary Nicolai
Ewin
Fitzsimmons
Nantehel
Rose Nicolai
Bellzhoever
James F. Neal
John F. Schmidt
Laur Hill
McCandless
Gilkinson
Loviea Lynn
Berlin
Firesimmons
Gol
Locr
Commonwealth
Marshal
Mr. Muarehall
Lucy R. Fitzsimmons
Airs. Fitzsimmons
Frederick Carrolton Fitzsimmons
Man Arrested on Vagrancy Charge on Carson Street
Officer Discoff arrested a man on Carson Street in Southside after a tip that the individual begged from house to house and was mute. At the Twentieth ward station he spoke briefly and gave the name John Miller of Beliz hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discoff
Carson Street
Southside
Twentieth Ward
John Miller
Belizhoover
Greatest gift of health offered by Dr Greene
Chronic sufferers learn health is priceless yet attainable. Dr Greene, renowned nervous and chronic disease specialist at 35 W Fourteenth St New York, offers free consultation and advice with vegetable medicines. He promises detailed, no charge responses to symptom descriptions and guidance toward cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Fourteenth Street
New York
Strikes Hit Steel Plants Over Funeral and Overtime
Two unusual labor actions surfaced as workers at Homestead Steel Works and Anderson Du Puy & Co Chartiers halted work. At Homestead the death of Edward Williams sparked a temporary walkout to attend the funeral, with 75 percent of men later allowed to attend. At Chartiers, workers reportedly refused late-Saturday overtime, with officials denying a formal strike and advertising for a new crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead Steel Works
Edward Williams
Bessemer
J. A. Potter
Potter
Williams
St. Mary's
Homestead
Pittsboro
Anderson,Du Puy & Co
Chartiers
Disratcn
Warren Ranl
Anderson, Duny & Co
Eno
Anderson, du Puy & Co
Bammermen
G. H. Lewis
McKee’s Hocks
Weihe
Amalgamated Association
Amalgamated Lodge
Munster
Dempsey
K. of L
David Shaw
Ken To
Anderson, DuPuy & Co
Therm
Granite Cutters Prepare for Annual Convention in Chicago
President Smyth of the National Association of Marble Cutters issues a circular to local unions ahead of the national convention in Chicago in October. He urges action against convict and imported labor and asks employers to join in safeguarding American workers. New unions must apply for charters by September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyth
National Association of Marble Cutters
Chicago
Moorhead and McCleane creditors extend deadline at works
Creditors meet at Second avenue works to review Moorhead and McCleane assets. William Roseburg of the Bank of Pittsburg reports an excellent showing. A committee appraises the plant and indicates favorable estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorhead & McCleanue
Marty Oliver
Oliver
Moorhead & McCleane
Second Avenue
Bricklayers Union Picnic Planned at McKee's Rocks
On Thursday October 1 Bricklayers Union No 2 will hold a picnic at McKee's Rocks with boats departing every 20 minutes from Market Street foot. Attendees include Thomas Foran Thomas Roach Matt McPadden and James Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricklayers Union No. 2
McKee
Pay Day for Sharpsburg Strikers Reported at Amalga
Yesterday was pay day for the strikers at Sharpsburg. Amalga mated Headquarters reported that all but three or four of the men who originally went out on strike are still out, and many have secured work elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Amalgamated
Emancipation Anniversary Celebration in Pittsburg Park
Black residents held Emancipation Proclamation anniversary events at Schenley Park with speeches by J F Riching William H Stanton C A Sullivan Rev N Ross Rev Asbury and J M F Foster. The S T McGunnigle Band performed as Mayor Gourley who could not speak attended. Stand vendors faced park authorities over licensing fees and arrests were ordered for illicit charges.
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Pittsburg
Farge
Schenley Park
S. T. McGunnigle
Messrs. H. Jones
G. E. Jones
J. T. Braxton
Brown
H. A. Clay
John Roy
D. T. Lewis
Eugene McGuire
D. M. Washington
Bigelow
Four accidents reported in two cities yesterday
Four non fatal incidents noted by surgeons occurred in two cities. Hamiton William Hamilton fractured skull when a fall from an iron pole at Federal and Ohio streets after contact with live wires. Benjamin Atkinson broke two ribs in Glenwood yards between cars. Jacob Nobbe suffered a leg break at Jones & Laughlin Southside mills. James Foley lost three fingers while working a stone crusher on California avenue.
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Hamiton
William Hamilton
Hneman
Allegheny Traction Company
Federal and
Ohio Streets
Hamilton
Atkinson
Benjamin Atkinson
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Glenwood
Esterday
Jacob Nobbe
High Street
Twen-eaventh Ward
Jones & Laughlin
Southside
Forer
James Foley
California Avenue
In the Hands of the Law Crime Roundup and Trials
A dense roll of court actions and arrests from Millborough to New Castle lists Thomas KeigAx and Joux HanLon among those held or sent to workhouses, and several suspects facing aldermen and magistrates for assault and battery. Police also report detentions, transfers to reformatories, and a notable burglary case linked to a Kyle robbery investigation. Also noted are fashion display items, a dancing academy opening, and the Bedford Express service withdrawal affecting Pittsburgh connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas KeigAx
Leake
Joux HanLon
Goat Hill
Witltiam Snyven
Asault
Elizabeth M. Snyder
Squire Madden
Millborough
Brantiow
Brantow
Beinhauer
Lawnesce Muncery
New Haven
Moriza
Lo Iphoney
Fayette County
Sarceny
William Matthews
Hartman
Maitz Clansnitzer
Lower St. Clair Township
Coutson
Myrtle Maguire
Tarentum
Second Avenue
Inter
McAleese
James H. Arken & Co. debuts medium weight underwear
James H. Arken & Co. announces medium weight fall underwear line. The retailer at 100 Fifth Ave. promotes durable fabric suitable for cooler weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Arken & Co
Fifth Ave
Princeton expedition fossils and Western voyage tale
Lewistown adventurer Robert A. Stevenson of the Princeton Geological Expedition tells of near finanical ruin while collecting fossils in the Rocky Mountains. The party, including professors Scott and Magee and Princeton seniors, endured rationing near Livingston and White Sulphur Springs, enjoyed Western camp life, and photographed a lynching victim for morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Stevenson
Lewistown
Princeton
Pittsburg
W. B. Scott
Prof. Magee
Messrs
Cyrus Jefferson
St. Pat
Immy Benet
Arthur W. Butler
Frederic Horsford
New York
Richard Coulter
Greensburg
Rocky Mountains
Stevenson
Livingston, Mont
Mr. Stevenson
Scott
Great Falls
White Sulphur Springs
Hucus and Hackle Fall Silk Imports Exhibit Rich Stock
SILKS fall and winter importations opened show the richest stock. Black brocaded faille bengaline satin duchess gros grain and ground pompadour brocades from Lyons looms. White brocades crepe du chene and canton crepes in wide range with special values and one yard prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Silk department ad touts wide silk range and low prices
The ad promotes plain crepes, printed crepes, bedford cord crepe de chine, Paris novelties, satin duchesse and moire fabrics, black gros grains and ribbons, with prices from 50 cents to several dollars per yard. It emphasizes large stock, close prices, and claims the shop as the largest retail silk department between New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
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Pittetary
Teo
Miwara Houston
St. Paul's
Jere S B. Conway
Thomas Kells
Adam Fiowing
Edward Kear
Urecer Poa
James P. Quing
Jere Dunlevy
Deane Beeed
Fou
Jagres
Ponserlvania
Annie BL Morris
Fred Fitzsimmons
Bull’s Run
John Robe
Mike Addrvases
Day
Huggard
Tom Marshall
Bullton
Mittin Township
Ford
Seem
Mr. Fitzsimmons
Pir
Marply
Mr. Gilkinson
Tall
Hnsband
Sue
Mar
Hier
Schmidt
Robb
John
A. G. Budd
Gilkinson Hevet
Gilkingson
Camden, N. J
Beriiu
Agpie
National Marble
Moorhead & McLeane
Good Report
Federal Streeet
Joseph Kogan
Kyle
Inte
Hogan
Fans Boyce
Bert Stantley
New Castle
Walls
Huntingdon Reformatory
Kati Senouze
McKeona
J. H. Kankel
Swentrr Bett
Lawrence County
Charles Hoag
Edward Hall
William Richardson
Martin Mealy
Joax Pattenson
Demme
John Nee
Nee
Patterson
Aleep
McKenna
Cappa
Messrs. Boegs & Buhl
Allegheny
Thuma Dancing Academy
Fourth Avenue
Huntingdon
Bedford Springs
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Bedford
Montana
Hucus & Hackle
Market St
Silver Department
E. P. Roberts & Son
Edward Schauer
Wood Street
scSwan
McKean
Drygoods House
JOS. Horne & CO
Penn Avenue Storer
GROS
Faille Francaise
Swivel Sarahs
Sarah
Penn Avenue
Raf
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