Sixty More Northside Applicants Put Through the Mill
A charge against Judge Magee dominates the lengthy license court session as sixty applicants for retail liquor licenses are heard. Perjury accusations loom over Key attempted changes to Diamond street applications while Christy signals possible proceedings. The crowd thins with spring weather, but court activity includes detailed voir dire on several nominees, with a decision anticipated by Saturday.
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Margaretha Horn
Federal Street
Jerry Ker
East Diamond Street
B. C. Christy
Ker Firet
East Diamond
McGunneele
No. 20
Christy
Key
Ewing
Jon S. Robb
Rebb
Magee
Allegheny
Hoch Knox
Lacock Street
John Lynch
Chestnut Street
George Lehner
Ohio Street
Columbus
al Shota
Pines
Alderman Carlisle
Charles Merker
Louis Moul
Gamleman
John D. Mabold
Spottsylvania Court House
Judge Ae
Allegheny saloon license hearings draw sparse crowds
At 9 30 yesterday only two spectators attended the Allegheny court session for saloon license applicants. Over the day about two dozen filed in as the process continued with judges questioning owners about licensing and past conduct, including Lang and Mabold among many others.
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Allegheny
Frederick Lang
Madison Astexue
Martin Ley
Ghio Street
Judge Ewing
Frederick Langens
Christy
Pat Foley Denies Influence in License Question
Pat Foley and Dennis Boyle, well known Democrats, deny having advised Judge Magee on licenses. Foley says he never spoke to Magee since February election and never discussed licenses or campaign funds. An attempt to contact Magee at the court house last night failed as he worked in the License Court room.
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Herman L. Angler
Chestnut Street
David Bauman
Madison Art
Judge Ewing
Gartiel Brinkman
South Canal Street
William Burdett
Federal Street
Judge White
Anton Bri
George Boeshaus
Thomas Burger
John H
Thomas Dottermann
C.F. W. Engel
North Street
George Elbourne
Sandusky
Robinson Streets
Joseph Fillinger
Lacock Street
George Siiras HI
Fillinger
August Freinstein
Ohio Street
Brooks Law
Elfting
Joseph Guckert
Mr. Christy
Martin Rosth
Charles Schutte
Otto
Second Avenue
Pittsburg
Mr. Carisey
John F
E. P. Sinclair
Joseph F. Slapnick
Hoe
John A. Seifert
Liberty Avenue
Langhurst
Weil
Ewing
Seifert
Judge Magee
Pat Foley
Dennis Boyle
Smithfield Street
Andrew Hauser
Polypathic Institute
Penn Avenue
Shafer
Polypathic Medical Institute
Hanser
Hites
West Penn
R. R
Polypathic Medical Iubstitute
Penn Ave
Diamonds and supplies offered by J J Fuchs on Carson Street
J J Fuchs at 1710 Carson Street lists diamonds on the free list and offers needles and newspapers with diamond wallpaper sold at prices lower than other producers across the creek.
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J.J. Fuchs
Carson St
Easter Millinery Opens and City Ads Parade
Advertisements announce Jordan's Easter Opening with hats from Paris and New York and local designs. Stores on Penn Ave, Sixth Street, Federal Street, Smithfield Street offer millinery, cleaning, laundry, and clothing services. Promotions include sheet music sale, neckwear, and children’s department highlights from Jos. Hours & Co. Penn Avenue Stores.
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Jordan
Paris
New York
Penn Ave
Burxse
Jos, Hours & Co
Penn Avenue
Echo of an Old Wreck in Common Pleas Court
W A Sipe describes 1873 to 1879 banking turmoil as the Manchester Savings Bank liquidation unfolds in Common Pleas Court No 2. Depositors seek repayment after a $50 000 to $60 000 fund, with McGilvery claiming a $12 000 to $14 000 deposit and interest above 1000. Defense says McGilvery lacks standing and must come in by equitable chute to sustain the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sipe
Common Pleas Court
Manchester Savings Bank
McGilvery
Patrol service report for Firat police district March
The wagon answered 416 calls arresting 542 persons including 496 males and 46 females. There were 52 suspicious characters 24 gags 210 disorderlies and 232 drunks. Covered 405 miles and 5 722 reports were received from patrol boxes.
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Firat
Debt relief pitch targets skeptical savers
A terse sales message urges borrowers to avoid covering others’ bad debts and promotes a simple cash collection offer. It emphasizes personal gain and warns recipients to remember the deal as a key takeaway.
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Central Hotel
North Diamond Street
William Neiner
East Street
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Louis Bohaeler
William Seker
No. & d Street
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Mating Bible
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Noa
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Pipe Street
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Second Street
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Main Street
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West Penn Railroad
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Keystone
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Anderson Street
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Federal St
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