Barbers Denies Anarchist Charge in Allegheny License Court
Allegheny License Court hearings resumed with wide witness turnout as 65 Federal street and other applicants faced remonstrances. Inspectors and police witnesses testified about tavern conditions while defendants denied anarchist ties and explained past incidents. The day closed amid ongoing proceedings for Fourth ward cases and numerous applicants across wards one to three.
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Allegheny
John E. Joos
Liberal League
Judge Slade
Murphy
Pearson
Squire Brinker
Major Tryler
F. H. Eggers
H. W. Ahlers
John J. Dougherty
Lacock Street
Christy
Mr. Dougherty
Thomas Byrne
Irwin Avenue
Amos Byuner
Federal Street
McCue
Hesser
Joseph Carson
Taylor
Irwin Avenues
Hanover
Charles F. Faulhaber
East Street
Joseph Geier
James Street
Frank X. Graf
Spring Garden Avenue
Chestnut Street
Lonny Long
F. W. Golmer
ST Ohio Street
Clark
Allegheny Police Force
Major Tyler
Martin Hellrezel
Third Street
Theodore Huckestein
North Avenue
Lorenz Lattner
Trent
Lattners
Charles Odenhirt
Second Street
Mr. Christy
A. T. Thornton
Middle Street
August Brown
Robert Campbell
W. H. Leiser
Joseph Mulligan
Edward Morris
Fredrick Vogel
Frederick Buechier
James M. Devinney
James M. Hays
W. E. Michels
Charles Quinn
Hugh Sweeny
Henry
Charles Schreiber
William Burth
Evan Morris
George E. Vic
Thomas Brown
Aedi Brunner
Fabuck
Crawford
Jacob Henkel
William Jenkinson
Louis Keiplin
William O'Donnell
Max Schneider
Third Ward
G. E.bover
H.G. Bolster
J. =ee eee
Sennengust Bauer
Lewis Brand
Henpes
H.J. Dewinther
Gettlieb Dahtinger
Edward Engleman
Anthony Filman
Getlieb
John Geber
Christian Gerst
Anton Guesh
Unclear list of names and fragmented text
A fragmentary OCR line lists individuals including Louis Stidle Schaefer Matthias Steble Fred Ulmer Edward Volter Daniel Weiss Fred Werner and Emil Wey, with additional unreadable letters and punctuation.
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Stidle
Louis Schaefer
Matthias Steble
Fred Ulmer
Edward Volter
Daniel Eeren H Weiss
Fred Werner
Emil Wey
Kk Or
Three Divorces Filed By W S Thomas And Others
Three suits for divorce were filed yesterday. Horace G Rhodes versus Mary H Rhodes alleges desertion since 1889. Virginia Graham by James McKee versus Horace Graham cites cruelty after a 1890 marriage. Sarah E Dice by T Eichner against George Dice cites ill treatment after a 1886 marriage.
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W. S. Thomas
Horace G. Rhodes
Mary H. Rhodes
J. E. O'Donnell
Virginia Graham
James McKee
Horace Graham
Sarah E. Dice
T. Eichner
George Dice
Common Pleas Docket Summary of Civil Actions
The docket lists cases in Common Pleas No 1 including Gonurley v Braddock Palmer v Marshall Boyles v Boyles and Mc Masters v Negrey. Common Pleas No 2 shows an argument list. Common Pleas No 3 includes Marshall Jr v Windinger National Cash Register Co v Binge and other suits involving Knubel Co Gratz Co Lindsey v Weddell Schneider v Clark Barnes Bros v Esbourne Mueller v Windsor Glass Lutz v Riley.
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Common Pleas
Gonurley
Braddock
Palmer
Marshall
Boyles
McMasters
Negrey
Marshall, Jr
Windinger
National Cash Register Company
Binge
Miller Et Ax
Kromn
Casey & Co
Hoffman
Knubel & Co
Gratz & Co
Lindsey
Weddell
Schneider
Clark
Barnes Bros
Esbourne
Mueller Et al
Windsor Glass Company
Lutz Et Ux
Riley
County officers reply to Controller on salary act case
County officers yesterday filed answers to a case brought by Controller Grier to secure salaries under the Philadelphia salary act. They say the Controller's report erred in not crediting them with the amounts of their increased salaries.
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Grier
Philadelphia
Court Actions and Damages From Local Civil Cases
The Riverdale Presbyterian Church applies for a charter in Shousetown. William Eberle sues Miles MecConnel over an agreement before Judge Kennedy. Eva M. McMorris granted divorce from James McMorris Jr. Desertion alleged. H. Coleman sues William Poke over an oil lease. plaintiff seeks 520 dollars, verdict not yet. R. Jamison wins 1196 dollars 30 cents against Henry Shenk on a contract. W J Gilmore Co. wins 252 dollars 70 cents against Pleasant Valley Co. Nancy Neel sues Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston Railroad for land taking. trial before Judge Kennedy. B Lynch loses to Citizens Traction in damages for a fall injury. A B Youna sues Parsonage Oil Co for 1200 dollars damages for trees planted without inquiry.
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Riverdale Presbyterian Church
Shousetown
Wiliam Eberle
Miles MecConnel
Kennedy
Eva M. McMorris
James McMorris, Jr
H. Coleman
William Poke
R. Jamison
Henry Shenk
W.J. Gilmore & Co
Pleasant Valley Company
Nancy Neel
Pittsburg, Virginia and Charleston Railroad Company
B. Lynch
Citizens’ Traction Company
A.B. Youna
Parsonage Oil Company
Count Koockajay Sentenced in Bigamy Case Strife
William D Koockajay known as Count Koockajay received five years in state prison for bigamy. He wed Mary Scovel in 1889 then married Nelly Wingate, living with her in Philadelphia. The trial featured bitter scenes as opposing counsel were his father and mother-in-law. He claimed opium compulsions.
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Harry Scovel
James M. Scovel
Scovels
Koockajay
N. W. Clark
Philadelphia
Paris
State Treasurer reports March balance amid distribution to banks
The monthly statement from State Treasurer Boyer shows a balance of 6,490,003 75 in the State Treasury for March 31, excluding sinking fund appropriations. The funds are distributed among 42 banks. The notice ends by promoting classified boarding house ads in the Sunday Dispatch.
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Harrisncere
Sperial
Boyer
Notable Visitors and Local Notices at Monongahela and Duquesne Hotels
A string of visitors and residents are recorded at Pittsburgh hotels including J F Hazin C H Garvin of Cincinnati E J Buffington Anderson Ind W M Dilson Indianapolis and many others attending a Wire Nail Association meeting and local social events. Other entries note Claus Spreckels passing through in his special car Wildwood to San Francisco and numerous Pittsburgers registered at New York hotels. The piece ends with commentary on new liquor licenses and Iron City Brewing Company as the preferred supplier of lager beer for licensees.
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C.H. Garvin
Cincinnati
E. J. Buffington
Anderson
Ind
W. M. Dilson
Indianapolis
Duquesne
Wire Nail Association
H. P. Ford
Select Council
Wes Itme
Philadelphia
Beta Theta Pi
Pittsburg
Duquesne Hotel
James H. Smith
Connellsville
J.T. Snodgrass
Connesutville
W. H. McMurray
Toronto
Seventh Avenue
Claus Spreckels
San Francisco
Ingham
Lindsay
George L. Wylie
Waynesburg
Monongahela
H. S&s. MacClune
Confluence
H. Stewart
P. J. Borland
Butler
Schlosser
J. T. Shipley
Meyersdale
T. H. Seigfried
New Castle
John D. Sturgeon
Uniontown
Monongahela House
Iron City Brewing Company
Licen House
Iron City
Fravenheim & Vilauck
Pennsylvania, Railroad
Union Station
Iro — Mays
Pennsylvania el Ongiperhent
Pullman Ventels
Herriabers
Nezice
Baltimore
Washingtonb
Ere
Anautic Express
Harrisburg
New York
Dallae
Kisburgea
A. M
Jalimers
Ington
Harris
Phil Stareet
Jersey
Brooklyn
New York City
Johnstown
Accom
Reenssurg Express
A. Ra
Wilkinsburg
Sterne
Braddock
Suspice
South-West Penn Railway
Monongahela Division
Shay
Monasigahela City
West
Brownsville
Monongahela Ci
Monongahela City
Dravesburg
Elizabeth Sccom
West Pennsylvania
Federal Steeed
Allegheny Cf Fi
Faulton
Blairsville
Ares Companyany
Salverbelion
Fifth Ave
Fourth Avenue
Try Street
Jon
E. Pugh
Bread critique from Marvin’s loaf yields white light sweetness
The speaker urges cutting and inspecting Marvin s bread to find it exceptionally white light and sweet, claiming it as the whitest and lightest loaf they have seen. The remark frames a vivid tasting impression as a poetic evaluation.
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Marvin
Dry Holes In The Little Fields In March Oil Report
The March oil report shows overall declines in completed wells and new production outside McDonald. McDonald field gains larger wells due to fifth sand, while Southwest Pennsylvania pools stagnate with many dry wells and reduced drilling activity. The recap compares March to February, noting shifts in counts of wells, rigs, and output across multiple pools.
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McDonald
Butler County
Butler
Gordon Sanders
March
Southwest
Pennsylvania
Murdocksville
Brush Creek
Crafcon
Wildwood
Mt. Morris
Mannington
Washington
Raccoon Oil Company
W. S. Armor Farm
Murdockaville
Hood Oil Company
Wiley & Co
Marksburg
Marietta
Sistersville
J. C. Tennant
Talbot
Twitchell & Hernbeltzer
Stewart
Emery Oil Company
J. K
Indiana and nearby fields show gains and declines in oil production
Eighteen wells completed in Indiana with 10 in Wells and 6 in Jay County, six dry holes. Wells County adds 199 barrels from 10 wells, Jay 199 from 6, Adams one-well 20 barrels daily. March wells averaged 161 barrels vs 191 in February and 314 in January. One drilling rig in Indiana and 23 rigs up, drilling down from prior levels. McDonald Field shows tops of sand wells likely to pay today. Field production remains around 34,500 barrels per day with named operators reporting various well outputs and shipments from regional pipelines and markets in yesterday’s petroleum trading.
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Marietta
McCullough & Co
Reese
Mosley & Son
Mosley
Macksburg
Roesser
Marshall
Hall Oil Company
Driscoll
Wickens & Crosaley
Wickens
Brennerman & Co
J. Rowles
H. Rudolph
Victor Oil Company
Carpenter
Mariett
Ackerly & Samuels
Greenlee
Barnsdall & Co
Cummings
Bly & Co
Braeden
Mandeville & Co
Davis
Williams & Co
McCurdy
McDonald Field
Patterson & Jones
Westview
Montour
Murdocksville
Brush Creek
Wild v . Turkey Foot
Wildwood
Mt. Morris
Mannington
Washington Oil Company
Logan Farm
Washington
South Penn Oil Company
Milligan
Nineveh
McDonald
Guffey, Queen & Co
Bell Heirs
Forest
Bradford
Allegheny
Bradford and
Venango and
Clarion
Butler
Armstrong
Ohio
Indiana
Field
Hancock
Auglaize
Sandusky
Dianecece
Ceecccseeesseteeensens
Jay County
Blackford
Adams
Wells County
Southwestern Pennsylvania Pipe Line Company
Matthews
Jennings, Guffey & Co
Herron
Devonian Oil Company
Boros
Oakdale Oil Company
Baldwin
Forest Oil Company
M. Wright
Jane Stewart
Russell, McMullen & Co
Wettengel
Brown, Robison & Co
McMurray
Greenlee & Forst
National Coal Company
Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Line Company
National Transit
Buckeye
Southern Pipe Line
New York Transit
Eureka
Mucksburg
Public Printing Chief Appointed in Harrisburg
Colonel W Hays Greer of Columbia arrives in Harrisburg to take over as superintendent of public printing and binding succeeding Major Benton D Evans who is removed. Greer names Lt Frank Sener as clerk. Evans’ supporters challenge the governor’s power to remove him before his term ends in June 1893.
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Harrisburg
W. Hays Greer
Columbia
Benton D. Evans
Greer
Frank Sener
Evans
Prince Michael restrained in Detroit separation case
In Detroit March 41 Mrs. Michael sought a separation and an injunction against her husband Prince Michael. She charged extreme cruelty and alleged he would dispose of $10,000 in property. judge Gartner issued an injunction barring sale or disposal of his possessions. New York date March 31 an opinion by Judge Lacombe granted Varina Davis petition restraining Belford Publishing from publishing or selling any copies after book of Jefferson Davis and to show cause April 1 why US Book Company should not be joined.
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Henry Piau
Court House
East Street
Conrail Rosmier
Ohio Street
Christy
Mathias Steussi
George J. Shhaefer
F. H. Eogers
Moeser
Detroit
Mice
Prince” Michael
Mills
Gartner
Prince
New York
Lacombe
United States District Court
Varina Davis
Robert Belford
Belford Publishing Company
Jefferson Davis
United States Book Company
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