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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1892

Page

8

Women Demonstrate to Protest at Homestead Mill

Superintendent Newton disperses a crowd of women outside the Cox building on Fifth Avenue and City Farm Lane. Police station officers restore order after threats, and the Carnegie Steel Company moves to lease the McKee property as a boarding house.

Newton Coal and Iron Police Homestead Fifth Avenue City Farm Lane Mra Ness Carnegie Steel Company Cox Mra Neal Pittsburg Arenas August Heitz Othe Amalgamated Association Coal and Iron

Trade Window Glass Prices To Rise In Fall

The Window Glass Association plans a 10 to 15 percent price advance for the fall trade in Chicago. Secretary William Loeffler and several local manufacturers left for the Windy City. He says current prices are 10 to 15 percent below a year ago, justifying a return to the old basis. Building activity and depleted stocks support the move. A Pittsburg sub committee discussed Southern rates, with a full committee vote in Erie today. In Lawrenceville, fights broke out on Thirty third street, with William Keese among the notable incidents.

Window Glass Association Chicago Giees William Loeffler Windy City Pittsburg Messra Cromlish Woodside Means Seymour Pennsylvania Erie

Disorderly conduct at mill leads to arrests

Striking puddler and two workers clashed with William Whitney a mill watchman and James Connelly a laborer. All three were arrested and locked up for disorderly conduct. Reese was knocked down by the men and is now at the Seventeenth ward police station in serious condition.

Puddler William Whitney James Connelly Reese Seventeenth Ward

Elba Iron Works to shift from iron to steel pipe

The Elba Iron Works will abandon puddlers and switch from iron to steel pipe within six weeks. The firm cites steel pipe's cost advantage and tough competition as reasons, with plans to buy steel billets and roll them into pipe. Management notes puddlers caused losses and wages, while finishers seek return amid moral concerns.

Elba Iron Works

Obituary notices from Pittsburgh area deaths dated September 1892

Died notices include Austin Susan Dieg Adelaide Water Hardy Louis Helm Josefa Hignee Alex Maeller Rebecca Mahon Joan Prirr tine Schlote Thompson Thomas Wilson and others. Funeral details list residences in McKeesport Oakdale Canonsburg and Allegheny with private interments and express invitations to attend services in September 1892.

Austin Marina J.C Marny le Austin Carson Street Weprespar F. M Juliette F. Adame Penn Avenue Susan Dieg Waeprespar Higbee Josefa P. Hignee Upper St. Clair Wrpweapay Maeller Alex Oakdale Thurapar Mahon Eeproca Manon James F. Mahon New York St. John’s Episcopal Church Cutler Main Streets R. W Joan Prirrrine L. Beinhauer & Son's Grant Street

Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday

A list shows names and residences of individuals granted marriage licenses. Notable entries include W. Owens, Dr. Kenneth Kennedy, Thomas Roberts, Grace Quinkreil, John A. O'Brien, Annie Met Woolslayer, Samuel A. Hicks, Roxie Phillips, and a ceremony on September 27, 1992 for Annam McCarstock Woolstarer and J. A. O'Byres of Pittsburg at Meadow Street East End.

W. Owens Braddock Aden FT. Howver Draidock Westro Petrind Batastim Thomas Roberts Allee Burrell Frank Uraun Grace Quinkreil Harry H. Shank Carrie BE John A. O'Brien Annie Met, Woolslayer Samuel A. Hicks Sciatteondard Roxie Phillips O'brien—Woolslayer G. W. Chalfant Meadow Street East End Annam McCarstock Woolstarer J. A. O’byres Pittsburg

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