NicelIy Pardons Hearing Held For Murderer And Liquor Case
The Board of Pardons in Harrisburg heard Charles Lambee seeking executive clemency for a life sentence in a murder case. John Glens faced mercy requests for selling liquor without a license. The defense promised new evidence and witnesses while the Commonwealth prepared depositions linking clothing to the crime.
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William H. Koontz
Bere
John Cesena
Mr. Kooser
Seabee
Herman Umsa
Uniontown Hotel Licenses Granted Amid Miscellany
Judge Ewing issued hotel licenses to several Uniontown establishments including Clinton House and Moran House while other local licenses were unchanged. In Connellsville the older houses retained licenses save W A McHugh's, with funds diverted to John Dixon. Marian Crowell, who killed his rival after drinking, drank at Meliugh's. Brownsville kept Monongahela House, Provish’s license transferred to Chalfant. No wholesale licenses granted. distillers may manufacture but cannot sell from factories or in quantities under ten packages.
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Uniontown
Gam
DeParen
Conneltsvie
W. A. McHugh
John Dixon
Marian Crowell
Meliugh
Brownsville
Monongahela House
D. HH. Provish
F.S. Chalfant
Knights of Labor Convention Flanks Miners Strike Threat
Eco0paL April 4 delegates attend the Knights of Labor convention with resolutions adopted to improve miners conditions. Rainey’s men may strike this week, while Rainey resists. Kerfoot’s plan for better miner education approved and local assemblies told to form committees. Executives Board to meet to settle grievances and prepare for a strike.
Burglars Attack Home Invasion With Beer Bottles
Bourglars entered the residence of Victor Trommelschlager early Sunday morning and struck him and his wife with bottles from a saloon below, leaving Trommelschlager severely wounded. The couple alerted neighbors as the robbers fled, sparking calls for action over recent local robberies.
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Castros
Woman Admits Forging Letter Urging Governor to Pardon Brother
Miss Mary Welsh of Massillon confessed she wrote the pardon letter for Robert McLister, the Smith County life convict who killed her brother. She had denied authorship to gain notoriety and hired a local detective to identify the forger of her signature.
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Masssitton
Mary Welsh
Robert McLister
Smith County
Old Man Ends Life in Laurelton Home
Joseph 8. Randen bush Jr of Laurelton shot himself at 5 pm and died two hours later after requesting a pillow. He was 90, a prominent hotelkeeper merchant and lumberman, and left a wife and one child. A second note reports a fatal slate fall in Crozer Coal Mine killing John Craft and wounding James Kirfanger, with another unnamed miner injured. A Washington PA labor meeting drew 40 union men and local speakers discussed labor outlook and prospects for March 1.
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TPC
Altel Recarrente
Strcal Telegran
Elenors
W. Va
Crozer Coal and Coke Compins
John Craft
James Kirfanger
Tis
Washington, Pa
PECL
Washinerox
P. J. Maguire
Federation of Labor
Late News In Brief From Across The Nation
Portugal seeks a 2.5 million pound loan from Paris bankers. New York ribbon firm Silberberg and Seligsman assigns assets. Pits share and Lexington Railroad rights being secured. Washington Pennsylvania court bans Sunday oil pumping as desecration. Mart Manson plunges into a Seattle river to save a fellow Swede. both drown. West Virginia farmer John Dever dies after strangling at Lowell depot. Nashville merchants’ exchange assigns due to pork price rise, liabilities 100001. Fire Association revival planned with New Cumberland Toronto East Liverpool. Mr Parnell to move in Commons on Irish land purchase bill by Mr Balfour. Michigan Central to run fastest vestibuled train Chicago to New York in 23 hours. Charles G Williams of Milwaukee jailed for one year for larceny. drink cited. Miller McIntyre of Tweed Ontario attacked by whitecaps. house blown up, no injuries. Denver Mayor Londoner reveals bribe offer to sign railroad ordinance. Montgomery Car Co suit against Chicago Street Stable Car Co dismissed for lack of action.
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Mart Manson
Seattle
Bic Scucenel
John Dever
West Virginia
Lowell
House of Commons
Trish
Balfour
Michigan Central
Chicago
New York
Charles G. Williams
Milwaukee
Important Scotch Irish Congress Committees Meet Today
The Scotch Irish Congress committees plan a pivotal Pittsboro meeting at Cornell chamber at 4 o clock to enlist active help, discuss transportation and urgent matters, and hear a report from Colonel John W Echols on fees and expectations.
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Pittsboro
Cornell
John W. Echols
Echols
Lange
Everyody
Talking Doll Captivates Whitney & Stephenson Crowd
A Fourth Avenue office hosted a display of a doll baby, crafted from Edison’s ideas, able to recite Little Jack Horner with perfect diction. The doll, richly dressed with blonde hair, sparked debates on educational value and elocution. The maker did not reveal why the doll’s lips do not move during its recitation.
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Whitney & Stephenson
Fourth Avenue
Edison
Jack Horner
Mary
Imima
Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday
Yesterday licenses were issued in multiple localities including Allegheny and Pittsburgh areas. Names listed include Joseph J. O Connor, Tz Nelite Morgan, Ada Zehnder, Mary Gonnolly, Frances McCallin, Margaret Scott, Ron PAROS, John Evans, Lavina A Sawilli, Kate M Hollman, Elizabeth McKwee, George Lauer, Julia Graf, Therese Lattie, Martin Wrer, Ella M Ryan, and others across Homestead West Elizabeth McKeesport and Pittsburgh districts.
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Joseph J. O' Connor
Tz Nelite Morgan
Anegheny
Adelreh Kaelin Reserve
Ada Zehnder
Heserve
Donn McCarthy
Serene Pittsburg
Mary Gonnolly
Cone Pittsburg
Frances McCallin
sAegheny Margaret (Astraban
Aesene
Jon Mahoner
Anne Murphy
Cc Same
Maraball
Mary Urwin
Ae Meyerdale T
Margaret Scott
New Centerville
Ron Paros
Cabra County
Marin
Tebure
Charles Norman
Atensta
North
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Denule Culbertson
Richard K. Stent
Allegheny Ei
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Jsesee
Homestead
Homestead Ae
Ees
Rakhopd
West
Elizabeth Eee
Connellsville
Lavina A.sawilli
Cesseoreocions
Braddeuck
Mathias Walker
Pittshburg
Matilda Nebroove
Pusburg
David J. Rock
Allegheny
Kate M. Hollman
Edward
Sweeeeses
Jitteburg
Agnes Havgeron
Pitteburg
William M. Dimer
Cceeeese
McKeesport
Elizabeth McKwe
George Lauer
Wees
Mary Whil
Jacob Firle
Julia Graf
Ae Sci
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Covees
Httsburg
Martin W.rer
Aberheny
Mionte H. Kelly
Sceeseesseee
Patrick J. Bimck
Cceeeersessennene
Mttaburg
Ella M. Ryan
Pittebur
Boy and dog kept safe after allegheny store theft report
A German boy named Jacob slept with a Newfoundland at Allegheny station as detectives arrested Thomas Golden for robbing Edmunson's store. Jacob could not identify his home, while the dog stood guard as authorities arranged care and inquiries continued into other robberies.
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Coulson
Fitzgerald
Thomas Golden
Edmunson
New $20 Chamber Suite Delivers Antique Oak Style
A Pittsburg selling description touts a large chest of chamber furniture. The advert highlights a $20 Chamber Suite in antique oak finish with a larger toilet washstand bedstead and beveled mirror. It claims high value, strong margins, cash purchase, and quick turnover to benefit maker and buyer.
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Pittsburg
New Colored Silk Crepes and Dress Goods Spring Arrivals
New silk crepes in street shades draw Fashion’s favor for street dresses. Black Silk Crepe with crinkle weave praised, while Accordion Plaiting idea deemed far fetched. Large stock of India Silks and Wash Silks offered at bargain prices. 48 inch Silk Warp Gloriosos at reduced, plus extensive Dress Trimmings and striking, low prices on fine fabrics.
Wanamaker's Spring Suits and Overcoats Offer Value
Our Own Make competes with Wanamaker's Spring Suits and Overcoats. Wanamaker's markets premium tailored pieces from luxuriously finished overcoats to plainer styles. They claim top quality and fit, with prices aimed at drawing big trade alongside our goods.
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Merchant Tailors
Wanamaker's
Tony
Wanamaker Ae
Wanamaker
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