Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-01
OCTOBER.

1-Annual session of the National Board of
Steam Navigation; A. G. Cheney, presi-
dent; General Negley, chairman of the
soldiers in line to honor Grand Army Day.
Fifth anniversary of the Randall Club.
PA. B. Day and Miss Catherine Speer elope.
lin plate again manufactured in Pittsburg.
Miss Louise Farley and II. g. Kellog mar
ried.
3-Exposition attendance breaks the, record.
Miss Millie Wood and Louis Speer married
Harriet Hayes and E. E Stewart married
Captain Lew Brown and Miss Lizzie PEBBLES
married.
Marvin quarreling with the Trades Council
Whitecaps on the SouJhside.
6-Westinghouse appeals from Justice Brad
ley's decision; non-suiting his case against
Edison.
tnroWn into the river.
Fire at the Oliver Iron and Steel Company
Southside, loss $50, 0O0 Annual Convention
Of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union,
Rev. Father Conevin, President. Machine
moulders demand an increase OF 10 per
cent. supreme Court Judges don silk
robes
S-Hebrew Society started with membership
OF SOC, who long to return to Jerusalem.
Mrs. John Dalzell gives a reception. Ed
ward Shaw and Miss Belle Miller married.
9-Alarming shortage of gas. Gathering of the
Pittsburg Conference of the NJ. E. Church.
Trial of Rev. Danks. George E. Goddard
and Miss Maud Scott married. Aldermanic
secrets exposed in court, defendants scored
10-English Lutherans assemble, Rev. ]. A.
Seiss in the chair. Opening of the Nc
Keesport and Bellevernon Railroad cele-
brated. Miss Nettie Card and Daniel A.
Moore married.
u-Andrew Carnegie renews his magnificent
library offer TO Pittshurg. Colonel Dank
guilty. Fred Anendorf, the embezzler, cap
tured in Ontario.
12-Opera House musicians withdraw from the
union. Ten million bushels of coal in Pitts
burg Larbor. Twsnty-ffth anniversary of
the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Zug
IA dozen speak -eastes raided.
b-Convention of American Boiler Makers at
the Anderson.
16-Dimmey convicted of murder in the second
degree.
17-Patrol wagon collides with a runaway,
killing horse and injuring Foreman Nc
Andrews.
1S-Pittsburgers rather favor Chicago for the
Worlds FAIR. Police pull dime museums
19-Dimmey gets IL years. Exposition winds
up in a blaze of glory.
A-Bold robbery on the Southside. A glass
worker almost murdered on the street.
N-Glass strike at the O'Hara works. The
Americus Club will help Foraker.
2-Troy Hill Cemetery to be sold for building
sites. Lively testimony in the Bauder gang
23-Handsome addition to the West Penn Hos
pital. New Humane Society started.
Machine molders winning their strike.
A-The Canal Commission meets; the project
Endorsed. Prohibitionists open the cam
paign at Lafayette Hall. Bobbs breaks
down and admits his guilt in the May Sulli-
=. van case; Bauder gang found guilty.
25-SOuthslderS demand safety gates.
28-Districts lay and 143, glassworkers, consoli-
date. BObbs gets five years, Harrington
three years.
27-People object to the removal of bodies from
the Troy Hill Cemetery
2S-New incline plane projected up Mt. Oliver
Ballot1ng for new President of l. A 300.
@-Mt Oliver electric road ready to start. ]. 3.
Vandergrift and Miss Diana Montague mar
rled. Miss Annie Renshaw and Rev. H.
Stiles married.
3Q-Inventor Ricketts, wants 81 900, 900 damages
from Westinghouse for alleged infringe
ment of patent. Carnegie & Co. build eight
open-hearth furnaces at Homestead Thos.
Garrison, near Mansfield, dies of injuries he
received in a drunken row.
31-Jos. Fricke organizing the Anarchists. Belle
Toner and Will McCutcheon married
Halloween celebrated by the boys.