Licenses To Be Granted After Delayed Hearings In Court
Judges Ewing and Magee will publish tomorrow a list of applicants approved for retail liquor licenses. No court today, adjourned until Thursday April 10 for further hearing. wholesale licenses begin Monday at 9 30 am and run three days. Fifty four cases heard yesterday with Christy challenging many applicants.
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Ewing and
Magee
Ewinge
Macee
Allerheny
Ewing
Christy
No Delay at All as License Court Debates Applicants
The license court opened without morning preliminaries as Judge Ewing and others reviewed applicants for saloon licenses. Frank Schilling seeks a license for 4 Hope Street near the Ft. Wayne Railroad bridge, citing prior saloon work and letters of commendation. The docket includes John Sigmund at Madison Avenue and Lacock Street, George Stevernagh at Chestnut Street, and multiple others with varied histories and testimonies.
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Europe
Frank Schilling
Hope Street
Ft. Wayne Railroad Bridge
James Bradley
Nicholas Seibert
John Sigmund
Madison Avenue
Lacock Street
Ninth Ward
Pittsburg
Sigmund
George Stevernagh
Chestnut Street
Ewing
Sane
Margaret Lancre
Depot Hotel
Federal Street
Coarch Avenue
Sayers
George Scherer
Dr. Ensston
Local Offenders and Tradesmen Named in Court Dockets
For seven years ending 1885, a man with a poor record is noted. Samuel McCartnney a blacksmith at 125 Rebecces street is listed. Martin Oliver of 74 Reberen street faced a charter for a drinking club and was prosecuted with one tied sentence suspended. He recently worked at La Helle Steel Works. Mrs Johanna Pfeil of 79 Chartiers street has twice been licensed under Brooks law and was briefly before the bench with noon recess taken.
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Samuel McCartnney
Rebecces Street
Martin Oliver
Reberen Street
la Helle
Johanna Pfeil
Chartiers Street
Michael Marke
Beaver Avenue
Christy
Burke
Paul Bauer
Anthony Clark
Clark
Johanna Fierle
Franklin Street
Fierle
Lexander Fischer
Adam Street
Beers and Licenses Faced with Stricter Review by Judge Ewing
After noon recess Joseph Blattner of 212 Rebecca Street faced questioning as witnesses failed to appear. Judge Ewing warned applicants to keep to the spirit of the law while stricter standards were applied to bottle beer trades. Several others including George Hausbeck, Robert Eberhardt, and John Tarpy testified about prior conduct, licenses, and compliance as the panel weighed license renewals and conditions for operating saloons in Allegheny.
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Joseph Blattner
Rebecca Street
Allegheny Avenue
Christy
Biattner
Ewing
Hinttner
Judeseetek
Hlattner
George Hausbeck
Pennsylvania Avenue
Robert Eberhardt
Allegheny
Eberhardt
Haybeck
Brown
Hausbeck
Hanusbeck
Suffered rupture leaves man unable to work in city
The court heard a parade of saloon license applicants and ailing men in the Sixth ward. Claims included a man with a broken foot and workers backed by doctors certificates. Several applicants sought Beaver and Franklin street sites while legal and police concerns were noted.
Syrup of FIGS Gains Favor After Early Popularity
The pleasant experiences of users confirm the favorable impressions from Syrup of Figs first introduced years ago. The Cali forge Syrup Company reports strong success and widespread approval of the fruit remedy.
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Califorg Syrup Company
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Ohio Street
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West Penn Railroad
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Fifth Avenue
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Theo
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Rebeces Street
Arthur Kennedy
Mather
John Casey
Western Avenue
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Bnally
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Ti Ridge Avenue
Rinehard Hohmann
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Hohmann
Smithfield Street
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Hollander
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Michael J. Kelly
Ridge Avenue
Frank P. Konen
MR. Christy
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Joe
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Anna M. Woernle
Hartley Walsh
Hidge Avenue
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Judge Ewing
Patrick Lamb
Julius L. Zimmer
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Zimmer
Adam Bauer
Joseph Bechtel
Paul Baer
Judge White
Sophia Gehlbach
Juniata Street
Marron
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Hiram J. Haller
Tie
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Washington Avenue
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J.B. Sheehan
Kelly
United States
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William H. Kline
Pleasant Valley Street Railway Company
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Enry Ris
Sinesaat Market
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Clark Andonahan
Lober
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Sixth Ward
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