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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1889

Page

2

Resolution Driven Republican Platform Amid Speech Finales

The convention adopts a platform endorsing President Harrison’s administration, civil service reform, and tax policy while condemning Southern racial oppression. It backs General Boyer for governor, Beaver’s administration, and endorses party unity with N. B. Goff supporters. Delegates reinforce national league ties and nominate officers in a heated but harmonious process.

J. L. Callaghan Ph Hinn Ben. Harrison South Congress United States West Virginia Nathan B. Goff Aumes Union Henry E. Boyer Repubilice Eee Teat Commonwealth Aril Beaver Pennsylvania Hastings Johnstown Liberty Vania Repubblc Republicas Co Seon Grover Ced Wien Treasury H. K. Boyer Dalzell Percell Pittsby Stuart Appomattox Autlantic Pacific Harrison Eas Beirabion Herois

Hospitality reception for President Stuart at Seventh Avenue Hotel

An elaborate reception to President Stuart drew about 800 Republicans who crowded the Seventh Avenue Hotel's second floor. Steward Adam Meyer provided lunch with over 1,000 chicken croquettes and four bowls of I1. Julian continued on Sixth Page.

Stuart Seventh Avenue Hotel Adam Meyer Julian

The Wakeful Giant by the Pittsburgh Water Works

A night voyage near Pittsburgh reveals the water works as a silent power house. The 2,700 gallon per stroke pumps drive the city’s daily supply while the giant never sleeps and workers sustain a tireless cycle.

Night Visitor Examines Great Pumping Station

Night Engineer Mc Clune leads a mysterious guest to the enormous pumping station. The visitor asks to view the engines by night as the moonlight streams through a glass roof. Two small figures stand among vast machinery, capable of starving Pittsburg by manipulating a few wheels.

Sharpsburg Lawrenceville Brilliant Station McClune Pittsburg Wayfarer

Case of Lydia O Connor sparks family dispute

Two South Side women fight over Lydia Birdie O Connor a 16 year old girl daughter of Emerson O Connor. Lydia lives with Emerson’s half sister Mrs Matthew Coleman after the father’s workhouse sentence. Each woman accuses the other of keeping a disorderly house and abusing the girl. Agent Dean advises Mrs O Connor to charge Lydia with incorrigibility before Alderman Brokaw.

South Side Lydia Birdie O'Connor Emerson O’connor Emerson Matthew Coleman South Sixth Street Cabot Way Dean Mrs. O'Connor Alderman Brokaw

Painters Refuse Parade Over Armstrong Monument Day

Industrial mill notes report tensions among Allegheny Turners and band members over Thanksgiving demonstrations. Great Western Band offered lower rates than union scale, prompting threats of resignation and a union dispute linked to the German society and the KofL. Delegates push to use the lower price as evidence of non union conduct and seek charter annulment.

Great Western German Trades Council Allegheny Turners Turners Northside Charles H. Hart Grand Army Band Great Western Band Great Western Sum German Trades Assembly General Executive Board Central Trades Council K. of L

Kicking on the Committee Sparks Parade Dissent

Labor groups in the Ohio Valley area refuse to join the Thanksgiving Day parade over disputes with two committee members. Unions including the decorators and the ters’ refuse to participate, citing past controversy over imported window glass workers. Secretary of the Ohio Valley Trades Assembly says his group will not be represented, though the parade committee reports broad support and plans to fine members who skip the event.

Tariff Club Allegheny County Pittsburg John Need Bayne J. K. Aiken Dalsell Republican Club Ford Hugh Kennedy Neeb Allerheny County National League Stuart Bill Leeds Philadelphia League John M. Thurston Féwin Pennsylvania Dean Sun Republican League of the United States Saratoga Springs Mibinet National Organization State League Easyvilley Toon Add Joax M. Thurston Ters Ohio Valley Trades Assembly John M. Kelly

Smithies Still Striking Amid Union Shop Checks

A committee from Horseshoers' Union No. 9 led by William Sheedy John Barry and Roger Sweeny surveyed city shops to verify signings and planned to visit non union shops to explain the issue. Strikers allege non union workers lack proper heel and toe shaping and a Jr O U A M member was found at Troy Hill car line blacksmith shops for report.

William Sheedy John Barry Roger Sweeny Horseshoers’ Union No. 9 Troy Hill

Boycott Drives Knights of Labor action in region

Master Workman Ross says a 10 cent assessment funds the fight against Marvin & Co. The nationwide boycott spreads from the city to Beaver Falls and Connellsville as coal syndicate actions surface. Builders' Exchange meets on Liberty Street, and a large clothing sale at Jos. Horse & Co. advertises net cost bargains for three days.

Workman Ross Knights of Labor Marvin & Co D. A. No Beaver Falls D. A. No. II Connellsville Coal Monongahela River Kanawhe Builders’ Exchange Liberty Street Atcensis E. P. Stolesberry Orange Belt Railway Jacksonville St. Petersburg DP Black Baltimore J. F. Constang Ohio George Bretsler Davis McCauley Eity Niagara Falls Buffalo the Lakes

Persian Matrimony Customs Given By Persian Lecturer

Samuel B. Karib, Persian native, lectured at Curry University Hall on marriage customs in Persia. He described betrothal practices where parents arrange unions, girls wed young, and elaborate wedding outfits are provided by the bride’s family. The talk covered age ranges for brides and grooms and the lack of romance in early arrangements.

Leane Hastings J .Muel B. Karib Persia Curry University Hall Karib W. H. Pearce Butler Street M. E Toady O’ Hamilton Barnum Philadelphia W. A Hamilton Europe W. H. Ritter Butler Republican State Executive Committee Butler County

Fashi Brokaw Bros Fall Line for Boys at Sailor's

New York originators Brokaw Bros present desi mer cuts and nobby shapes for boys and children's wear this fall. Available exclusively at Sailor's on Sixth Street numbers 56, 58 and 60. Materials boast unusual prettiness and wide pattern variety.

Fashi Brokaw Bros New York Sailor's Sixth Street

Excursion Tickets Sale and Kids Event at City Stores

The Thiensial Conclave of Knights Templar in Washington. D C announces excursion tickets Pittsburg to Washington and return good Oct 5 to 8 with stopovers at Baltimore and Harrisburg on the return. Also ongoing at Jos Hones Co Penn Avenue and Aufrecht Elite gallery Market Street Pittsburg with children, fall styles, and dancing academy notices.

Jos. Horne & Co Penn Avenue Knights Templar Washington, D. C Penna. R. R Pittsburg Baltimore Harnsburg Penns Isburg Aufrecht Market Street Children’s Department Jos. Hones & Co

Fine Dress Goods Prices and Colors Displayed

Customers praise the selection of dress goods with prices and colors noted. Highlights include Berges in various widths at 75e and $12 per yard and Georgette Berges at 116 per yard offering grand value. The store emphasizes large color offerings and broadware fabrics for all-wear use.

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William E. Leeds Mr. Stuart John Dalzell Mr. Start H. A. Paul The Americas Club Nashville Leeds Paul Joan Gripp Westmoreland County KR. A. Fulton Lyon D. Bingham West Chester Alex. White Wencel Hartman R. A. Felton Lyon Westmores L. R. Walter Phenixville Iron Works Walter Fairlamb William Walker Bates Meadville Republican Party Harry Kal Philadelp A. J.logan W. D. Porter Logan William &. Miller Scranton Everett Warren T.C. Wiley Lancaster John B. Ream Mr. Brown Mercer County J. F. Downing Erie Sam McCord J. P. McCord Mr. Downing A. J. Logan Messrs. Ream Downing Liam Thornton Stee Tain Thornton Bob” Lindsay Bob Lindsay League Center Pittsburgh Stuartee Me. Linn Philaphia Charles F. Eula State Central Committee Dalell Blume Jeaner Americas Allegheny Brilliant A. V. KR. RB Mt. Albion Rudolphh Demler Allegheny Arsenal Rudolph Demler Hoboken J. F. Macdor Fifth Avenue Maeder Cathedral P.C Grant and Diamond Sts New Court House F. & W. Pilsner Overholt Gibson and Dillinger Anlog Geo. H. Bennett & Bro First Avenue Wood Street Brown James H. Arxen & Co Klein Armstrong Monument Labor Notes Molders Matthew Englehart Millvale Union Station Lous Engle Engle Hart Mr. Engle P.O Cor Jos P. O Jubilee Singers Pitsburgere James P. Witherow Hotel Duquesne M. C. Butler South Carolina F. H. Steth North Carolina J. N. Echols J. H. Sawyer Weat End John Murray Oefense Auncy Lakewood Henry Fox George Fox Denver Louis Fox B. Taylor B. R. MecNeirney William H. Tarr Wheeling Bessie James B. Lanz Greensburg Press Samuel Warden W. D. McKeefrey Leetonia, O Kenochan Titusville Monongahela Horrie & Co Jos, Homaz & Co Frauenheim & Vilsacks Max Klein’s Muscatel Elkca California Teachers of Dancing Thuma’s Academy Fourth Avenue National Association of Teachers of Dancing Fincet. Klein Exsition L. Breuninger & Cos Smithfield Street I Co San Francisco Pittsburg Steel Velie & the Free For Reece Dr.o.mclane Price Mic Fleming Brothers St. Louis Biber & Easton Matt Thompson Brothers Federal Street Horne & CO Serges Bergen Georgetta Berge Serge Antil Aner Berge Rayard Ual Armores Wales Paris Pines Rietta Jus. Horne
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