Legal muddle over Marlatt retrial in Ohio jury dispute
April 14 report notes Marlatt’s murder case retrial after juror deemed an alien. Officials fear if the jury was illegal, sentences from six inmates in the penitentiary could be void, provoking potential new trials and varied outcomes amid debate on legality and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dcafatot New Lisson
Ira D. Marlatt
Barak Ashton
Ohio
Marlaitis
French
Ilegally
Ilegal
Hudson town showcases rival champion eater Johnson
In Hudson, FA Lendis is admired as a top eater while Akron’s Johnson outstrips all comers. Johnson, a gas works employee, reportedly eats vast quantities from sardines to corn and pies, challenging rivals and entertaining offers from museums and carnivals, with terms including coverage of doctors’ bills.
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PPC
Tsrarot
Hudson
FA Lendis
Cote
Lewis
Akron
Johnson
Canton
Hiv
Crreos
Brehm
Tohnson
Death by self destruction in empty cabin near mines
A stranger report from Oval Coal Bluff states James W. Wright, a single man, was found dead in a cabin near the Hannan mine area. Coroner Johnston said Wright hanged himself after tying a powder can to a support, and had likely been dead for days. Relatives say he was troubled by a scandal.
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Washington
Oval Coal Bluff
Johnston
James W. Wright
Call to Reverend Temple Is Delayed by Washington Presbytery
A telegraph dispatch from Washington PA reports the Washington Presbytery of the United Presbyterian Church examined the call to Reverend H. H. Temple of Lewersburg by the Washington United Presbyterian congregation. The presbytery delayed ruling, intending to table the call until Temple applies for admission to the United Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DMP
Washington
United Presbyterian
Tediay
Bev
HH. W. Temple
Leversburg
Washington United Presbyterian Congregation
Covenanter Church
Tetiwe
Gualio
United Presbyterian Church
Trackmen strike over daily wage in Erie and Pittsburg area
Telegram roundups report Erie and Pittsburg Markway track workers striking for 1.5 dollars per day, up from 1.15, to ballast a line between here and Lawrence Junction. Over 160 workers expected to finish a two-grade track from Pittsburg to Astrabara by May 1. Separate item notes West Virginia Central and Pittsburg Railroad engineers planning a line extension to Hagerstown, Missouri. Also reports bedcarriers of the city forming a union linked to building trades. Local sale offers 2000 purses and various leathers.
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Distaron
Wamrocs
Erie and
Pittsburg
Here
Lawrence Junction
Astrabara
Pterarom
West Virginia Central and Pittsburg Railroad
Hagerstown
Marriage Licenses Granted and Local Names in Allegheny County
A list of marriage licenses granted and names appears amid a fragmented local notice. The readable portions name individuals such as Jacob Guenther Moeller Delaney Carmichael Dunbar Robinson Bildhauser Voetker Brannns Schuonock Graf Sears Harwansdorfer Neiss Mentzer Frick Hooper Mary Culbertson Miller Selton Wright Farmer Buliste Mainbridge Hysong Price Beatty and others, with scattered references to Pittsburgh Allegheny and various townships.
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Ae Kahicowska
Dacob Guenther
Ce Moeller
W. Delaney
Hickory
Hugh McLean
Seme Carmichael
James Dunbar
Laura Robinson
John Bildhauser
Martha Voetker
Adolph L. Brannns
Maggie
Schuonock
Teed G. Graf
Margaret Sears
Frea Harwansdorfer
Barbara Neiss
Horace B. Mentzer
L. Frick
Hooper E
Conan T. Culbertson Miller
Mary Selton
William A. Wright
Ann M. Farmer
William Wallet
Agnes Buliste
Bitabere
William Mainbridge
Tattle Hysong
Martin Price
Mary Beatty
Arthur "Sboman
Uigele
Maria Vojecek
Doln Kirsch
Lizzie Grabenstein
Dupuis Lawfer
Mary Winsor
Hugh McNally
Bridget Brown
Stephen J. Tooney
Margaret i Blume
George Frelteng
Harbara Bortousch Ooh
Harry
Bae
Early 1891 Death Notices From Allegheny City Area
A long list of obituaries and funeral notices dated April 1891 from Allegheny County Pittsburgh area. Entries mention Allen, Archer, Brinkman, Brooke, Campbell, Carley, Carron, Closs, Cole Jr, Crawford, Cunningham, Davis, Davidson, Gibbins, Hahn, Hampton, Haushalter, Jecke, Jordan, Kirk, Meade, Moran, Meinel, Cole, Newport, Riddle, Rosewell, Rudolph, Smith, Stachle, Thumm, Weaver, Whalen, Wilson, Williams. Names, ages, residences, and funeral times or locations at churches and homes. Many specify dates in April 1891 and local streets, with interments private or at designated churches.
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Campbell
Nowman Heald
James W
Alary B. Campbell
Fortieth Street
Carley
Daniel Carney
County Cavans
Ireland
Charles Street
Allegheny
Deming
N. M
Carron
Mra Iv
Louis Carron
Closs
Baknana Closs
Penn
Sixth Street
Sharpsburg
Prem On
Coe, Jr
W. W. Cole
Arch Street
Allegheny City
Crawford
Jane Morrow
John Moore Crawford
Gibbins
Apel
Sabina Gibbbins
Calle Pirates
M. Gannon
Forty Second Street
St. Mary's Church
Forty-sixth Street
Hahn
J. ©. Nuséer
Anna Eva
Herman Hatin
Essa
Rev. Lord's Church
Jane Street
Southside
Pittsburg
Hampton
Lakewood
Jons H. Hampton
North Avenue
Jordan
John Jordan
Wrother
Mary Gandley
Duquesne Incline
West Carson Street
Thirty Fourth Ward
Kirk
Esther King
Meade
May
John
Margaret Meade
West Market Street
Moran
Thomas Riley
Kinenaid Street
Nineteenth Ward
SP. M
Joseph Moran
Company A
C. of A
M Hrrutsa
John F. F
Meinen
Mee Smaelser
Thesday
Tool
G. Ebnight
East Diamond Street
McMahon
Jonr McMamon
Ye Tai
Louis Crist
Prankstown Avenue
East End
Sacred Heart KR. C
Penn Avenue
City
Rudolph
Sadie
Ter
George J
Annie Hoard Radolph
Hoards Rocks
W. V. Smith
Jennie Carson
Sears
Jean Smith
David Smith
Craig Street
Stachle
Sybilla Christina Stachle
Fr Stachle
Spring Garden Avenue
First Evangelical Provestant Church
Thomm
George Thumm
Teutonia Lodge No
Goethe Lodge No
Weaver
Iss P.M
Bill Arthurs Weaver
Whalen
James Whales
John P
Elien Whalen
McCandress
Eighteenth Ward
Wilson
Sanuel Wilson
Fowers
Williams
David L
James H. Williams
Henson
Rural Avenue
E. E
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Marlatt
United Presbytery of
Eine
Hadcarriers Ferma Union
Thin City
Building Trades Union
Tri-State Brevitied
Madison
Daniel Leasure
James McCourt
Solnstown
Cro
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jos. Hogwe & Co
James H. Aiken & Co
Fifth Avenue
Hawaii
America
San Francisco
Australia
Honolulu
United States
Hepetaln
Gorham Tea
Gorham
Earor & Hayes
Pontonce
Smithfield Street
Esterday
Kone
Erro Beeen
Sean Veer
Pitesburg
Pitteburg
Pittaburg
Pittebure
McKeesport
MockKeesport
deReeaport
Pitburg
iPitteburg
See
Deseeessene E Phudute
Seses Aesessassne
Istoburg Phives Sons Sures Dade
Odes Ee
Avons
Dmitteburg
Coes
Pousdupe Coe
Yiaburg Pitepur
Allen
Brooklyn
N. Y
SP. W
Elsie W
Leland M
Mary L. Allen
H. Allen
Bakerstown
Allegheny County
Archer
Jorn
Mary Ann Areler
Colwell and
Wyandotte
Ruch
Brooke
Cheswick Station
W. P
Cunningham
Manstie Po
John Ccrninghamn
Crafton
Devlin
Josefa Devlix
Spring Avenue
Mary
Eee Mo
Meriden Street
Duquesne Heights
Geisy
Ann Sak Gussi
Molher
Dean V. Geisy
Edgewood
P. R
Taturs Bay
St. James’ Church
Wilkinsburg
Newport
Lona Street
Twenty-first Ward
William Mary Moor
Mia
William Newport
Riddle
Albert F. Rippne
A. F. Riddle
Mattie Riddle
Forty
Thursspayy
Rosewell
Thomas Rosewell
Carolina Wirth
Nes Kleber
Millville
Wood
Warren
Kate E. Woon
J. B
Margaret Snead
Seaver
Butler County
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co., Tin
James M Fullerton
AvVertz
East Enn
A.M. & J. RB. Murdoch
Smithfield ST
Telephone
John R. & A. Murdoch
Mba
Eee IN
Oerance Co
Aineetos
Ani W. Ble Iones
Hele Od
MAN Oar Wee and Merchants Ins. CO
Wooda
Pissvate
Charlie John W. Chalf
Hood
N. B
S A Bor
Jewelers
Wattles & Sheafer
T. M. Latimer
Federal ST
South Diamond
Allegheny, PA
THE
Pavonia
Himmelrich
Gee
Children’s Department
Market St
Braddock
Braddock Avenue
AAA
Shoe House
Nottingham
Portieres
Drapery
Andrew Pafenbach
Col
C. D. Lewis
Patent
Smithfield
Ice
Nodelay
Lord Fauntleroy
WM. Grabowsky
Plato
Arived
Fleishman & Co
Boges & Buhl
Asphaltum
William H. Allen
Wood Street
Fifth Ave
Baron Liebig
Liebig
Nest River Platte
Europe
Lei
Mark
Pennay
Peon
Paulson’s
Stanley
Fime
Losa
Wood ST
Scott
Penn Ave
Brussels
J.G. Bennett & CO
Corner Wood ST
Shakespeare
Lay
Macduff
Gusky’s
Gusky
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