Bid notices for water supply distribution weigh bids
The notice specifies that bids must include bonds double the estimated cost and must be probated before the Mayor of the city. It states that the Department of Awards may reject any or all bids and directs applicants to the Office of Superintendent of Water Supply and Distribution for details. E M Bigelow of the Department of Public Works is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel N. Evans
Bureau of Fire
Brown
Gg Public Safety
Department of Public Safety
Bureau of Health
Department
Pee Oon
Department of Awards
Department of Code
Forbes Avenue
Boquot Street
Riche & Hrennan
Fifth Avenue
Ne Gp
Public Works Re
Department OF PubLic Works
Pittsburg
Mobile St
Second Avenue
Smith Street
Smith
Junilia
Hed Ave
Webster Ave
Smithfield Street
City of
J. F. Denniston
Cit
Dean
Alcohol licenses heard for Allegheny wholesalers
Judge Ewing presided over a lengthy session in Allegheny Licensing Court with 75 wholesale applicants, plus 2 in Beltzhoover, heard in one day. He ruled on temperance, past conduct, and licenses across wards, noting Craig street and other sites as key issues and hinting at continued hearings after dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Beltzhoover
Homestead
Ewing
Frederick Andriessen
Ohio Street
Louis Becker
Craig Street
E. T. Cooper
South Diamond
P. F. Curlin
Lacock Street
Robert Carson
Federal Street
B. A. Earle
Ann Street
Edward Engleman
Robinson Street
G. Eisenbeis
John Limegrover, Jr
John W. Mueller
Hebecca Street
Robert Palmer
Edward Rutledge, Jr
Joseph H. Reed
Judge Ewing
Becker
Kaiser
Carson Street
Cullin
Patrick
Earle
Magee
Mueller
Smith Estate Divided by Orphans Court After Settlement
The Orphans Court approved a settlement distributing the late Mrs Mary McD Smith estate valued at 456882 42. The Sixth Street Liberty avenue corner and three other properties totaling over 515000 go to Luther H Zap tzinger McD and George G Smith in one third shares, with 180000 paid to trustee B Wolfe Jr to equalize and cover debts and costs. the remaining real estate goes to two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphane’ Court
John C. Black
Mary McD. Smith
Orphans’ Court
Sixth Street
Liberty Avenue
Allegheny
Lacock and
Federal Streets
Lacock Street
Face Alley
Ock Street
Luther H. Zaptzinger
George G. Smith
Anna
Janes J. Lyon
A. W. Smith
Black Files Divorce Suit for 16000 Damages
John C. Black sues J. W. Foster for 16000 damages alleging alienation of his wife Mary McElfish Black's affections. He claims Foster used wily blandishments dating from as early as June 1589 to win her and that they traveled together after marriage on March 7, 1880. Common Pleas lists follow in multiple cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Black
J. W. Foster
Black
Mary ©. MccElfish
Poster
Foster
To-Day's Audit List for Local Estates
The list names multiple estates and executors including Charles Matters and James H. Graham. Other listed individuals are Marshall Johnston Jacob McMillen Alex Gillilan C Shipley Mary Shipley William Keynon Frances McKelvy William McKelvy George Hamilton Margaret Forsyth James Neel Lewis Matthews Charles Matthews William Beck Henry Johanina Lochner Edward Frauenheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Matters
Marshall Johnston Dacob McMillen
Alex. Ghifillan
C. Shipley
Mary C. Shipley
William Keynon
James H. Graham Frances McKelvy
William McKelvy
William Mclnutyre
George P. Hamilton Margaret Forsyth
James E. Neel
Pickings of Yeserday's Courts Headlines
Court items report verdicts and trials. William Richey vs William Smith and wife ended in a jury disagreement. J. C. Dicken won against John Meenan. White and McClure vs Lean and Blair awarded 1583 dollars 17 cents to plaintiffs. Hutchison vs Woods and Garrett ongoing before Judge Singie. Assignees of John De pid & Son bankrupts’ account approved in US District Court. Hagar Beltzhoover appointed County Detective with Johnston and Dorente as clerks. Marshal Harran drew petit jury for May term US Circuit Court. George W. Scott vs James G. Patton verdict for defendant in malicious prosecution suit. McGregor and Peterman vs Equitable Gas on trial before Judge ite. Judge Stoon continued appeals from Board of Viewers on Wyoming Sulph, Mawhwoney and Kelly street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeserday
William Richey
William Smith
J. C. Dicken
John Meenan
White & McClure
Lean & Blair
J.C. Hutchison
Samuel Woods
Albert Garrett
Singie
John Depid & Son
United States District Court
Hagar Beltzhoover
Thomas Johnston
N. E. Dorente
Astrep Starss
Harran
United States Circuit Court
George W. Scott
James G. Patton
Ciren
R. McGregor
John Peterman
Equitable Gas Company
Ite
Judge Stoon
Board of Viewers
Wyoming Street
Slulph Street
Mawhwoney Street
Kelly Street
Mabon Street
Ghosts haunt South Twenty-fourth Street crowds eye wild man tale
A South Side neighborhood debates the identity of local specters with wild man of Borneo and a canine apparition. Police officer Pente costs cites fatigue with apparitions as crowds gather at 1120 last night, hoping for a new haunting ground and shift in watch hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Twenty-fourth Street
Borneo
Chicago
Ghost
Railroad consolidation forms Cincinnati and Richmond division
The Pennsylvania Company announces the consolidation of the Cincinnati and Richmond Railroad Company the Cincinnati Richmond and Chicago Railroad Company and the Richmond and Miami Railway Company into a new nation to operate the line from Rondcomb Junction to Richmond. The merged line will be known as the Cincinnati and Diamond division to take effect April 1. A special Train Committee meeting chaired by Hugh Ferguson will confer with Chief Bigelow at 8 o'clock on train speed blockading car unloading on Liberty street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Messler
Pennsylvania Company
Cincinnati and Richmond
Cincinnati, Richmond and Chicago Railroad Company
Richmond and Miami Railway Company
Rondcomb Junction
Richmond
Cincinnati and Richmond Railroad Company
Chicago, St. Louis
Pittsboro
Pittsboro Ra Hallrons
Cincinnati and
Dimond
Hugh Ferguson
Bigelow
Liberty Street
Various Brief News Items Across Multiple Regions
A roundup of late news reports notes incidents from around the country. Highlights include opium seizures by Chinese nationals, a Rock Springs coal mine fire with no fatalities, extensive timber losses from New Jersey forest fires near Egg Harbor City, and President Carnot’s French tour drawing continuous ovations. Other items cover a fatal stable fire in Slater, New York. a small cyclone damaging barns near Nashua, New Hampshire. discussion of Australian-style balloting in Georgia. continued custody issues for Chicago pool cases. arson and fire alarm wire sabotage in Tonawanda, New York. jailhouse hunger strikes by Holyhay the Gogebic highwayman. church matters in Troy, New York. a derailment near Des Moines with injuries. Pan-American Conference delegates visiting Mount Vernon aboard the Despatch. a Tuscola truant officer fined for arresting a hockey-playing boy. a St Paul officer surviving a brutal assault and fatally wounding an assailant. London convictions of Americans for attempted robbery. legal action against West Chicago Street Hallway Company. public building funding debates in Deadwood and Butte City. Servian Skuptschina tax measures and a powder factory proposal. General Alger’s GAR remarks in San Jose. and a Racine-Milwaukee poultry conviction with prison terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Georgia Assembly
Chicago
Tonawanda
N. Y
Gogebic Iron Region
Holyhay
Maronette
Mich
Troy
General Assembly
Rock Island
Des Moines
Washington
Mount Vernon
Blaine
Tuscola
Til
St Paul
Piturn
Neil Cushman
Frank Lacrosse
William Smith
Charles Robinson
London
Many Jobs Ahead for the Summer in Steel Plant Study
J P Witherow and Co report multiple contracts valued around £2,000,000 with blast furnace work in the Shenandoah Valley starting Buena Vista as plans move to secure English capital for American ventures. Deegan notes English investors shift to the United States due to continental risk and war potential. An English syndicate backs coal and railway ventures, offering help for legitimate new businesses with cash parity. A separate notice advertises Dr. Jayne's Expectorant for chest ailments and asthma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Witherow & Co
J. P. Witherow
Cumberland Gap
Charles Deegan
New York
People s Store offers largest stock at lowest prices
The People s Store advertises suits wraps with the largest varied stock and lowest prices. Campbell & Dick Etamine dress goods are described as desirable, all wool, 42 inches wide, $1 per yard. Hueys & Hache offer cabinet photos at $1 per dozen with prompt delivery. Crayons and more at low prices. Lies Gallery at 10 and 12 Sixth St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell & Dick
Hueys & Hache
Ussu
Cabineet
Lies
Sixth St
First Quality Fair Est Prices Assertion
A merchant proclaims strict pricing tied to high quality, arguing second rate goods damage reputation. They claim thorough cloth and workmanship scrutiny, promising to be at least twice as particular as competitors and inviting customers to question quality. They urge buyers to self-assure clothing superiority.
Health tonic for travelers during sea voyage per ad
A Voyage advertisement notes a Jelting on the Ball disturbs invalid travelers and says the ship's motion and screw vibration upset many in good health. It recommends Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a companion to fortify the stomach, counteract climate effects, and serve as a remedy against malaria, rheumatic, and kidney ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
Fragmentary Train Schedule Note from Day Ex Akron Toledo
Readable parts show daily Chicago Ex departure at 7 37 p m from New Castle and Butler Acsom listings with unclear times. Abbreviations and garbled letters obscure full routes and frequencies. The fragment hints at intercity connections but contains insufficient details for complete service summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Toledo
Kane
Chicago
New Castle
Butler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spa
Prrissvee
Finch & Linch
E. M. Bigelow
Juliet St
Cato St
Gloster St
Vespucius St
Renova St
Kansas St
Rutherglen
Lowry St
Brereton Ave
Twenty Eighth St
Thirty-third St
eCandless
Stanton Ave
Duncan
Cedar St
Friendship Ave
Roe Pre
Almeda At
Second Ave
Glenwood Ave
Wallingford St
Neville St
Ienwood St
Frankstown Ave
Pope Hill Place
Fifth
A. Walnut St
College Ave
Os Te Biin
Auburn St
Park Ave
Lowell St
Broad St
Negley Ave
Fairmount Ave
Boyd St
Vine St
Center Ave
Cabinet Alley
Thirty-eighth St
Thirty-ninth St
Hazelwood Ave
Johnston Ave
Kincaid St
Evaline St
Gross
Evaline
Penn Ave
Mathisan
Dearborn &T
Bennett St
Homewood Ave
Sterritt
Ward
Frazier St
Gilmore St
Gin
Gilmore
Ward St
Ruthven
Howest
Denniston Ave
Shady Ave
Gin. Wooster St
Secondaya
Cyprese
Mathilda St
Pipe
Tecumseh St
Lafayette St
Lytle St
Sen St
Camelia St
Fifty-fourth St
Woodbine St
O'Hara St
Elleworth Ave
Walnut St
Lincoln Ave
Rowan Ave
Allegheny City
Army Veterans VP
Palmer
Rotledge
Pier & Danials
Alderman Tatem
Reed
Washingt County
Westinghouse Airbrake Company
Wilmerding
Second Ward
Martin Breitweiser
T Street
Thomas J. Carey
Jack- Up Street
George W. Exter
A. H. Kannofsky
Taggart &Treel
Frank Pewrs
Taggart Street
Breitweiser
Carey
Exta
Kanunofsky
Christy
Peters
Third Ward
A. Andriessen
Henry Branner
Christian Buebl
Robert Campbell
Anthony Filman
Herman H. Klein
Middle Street
August Kochendorffer
Andrew Langlitz
Gregor Meyer
Christian Bende
Leonard Karn
East Street
Filman
Campbell
Brunner
Hotel Federal
Lanzlitz
Klein
Meyer
Anton Kriegel
East Diamond
Jane Carson
Huch Anderson
Anderson Street
John Gotbart
Ti River Avenue
Louis Haspel
George Charlies
John F. Heideger
H.W. Hespenheide
W. H. Mohrmann
Max Kieinau
JohnsLolink
Sandusky Street
William P. Mack
August Marshall
South Canal Street
John IL. Mabula
E.H. Siote
B. Wolkulsky
Peter Steuernage
Chestnut Street
Joseph Zoller
Sanuusky
Briegel
Mack and
Mabod
Hespenheide & Co
Max Kiein
Conroy
Frank Peters
Shute
Indiana
Volkofsky
Russia
Aio
Reaout
Mir
Leon
Fordler
Philip Schweitger
Jes Kanneisky
Stevernagel
Saeny Ting George
le Futh Ward
F. B. Eisenbow
Rebecca Street
B. J. Ford
Wand
Allegheny Avenue
Tobias Goldie
Ford
Kroll
United States
Wookerle
Sith
John Ender
Henry Ka
John Kelley
Susanna Koilbach
Joseph Arx
Charlies Nees
Beaver Avenue
Joseph Fierie
Franklin Streas
Martin Glitch
Juniata Street
Richard H. Gangwisch
Juniata
Magrolia
August Schlegel
California Street
Fierie
Pranklin Avenue
Glitsch
Kassel
Oberhardt & Ober
Kelley
Marx
Schegel
Eberhardt & Ober
Hippely &Son
F. L. Ober & Co
Jurge Ewing
Busness
Law & Son
George Hahn
Garden Avenue
Sebastian Wang
Catawba
Christopher W. Fashee
Henry Meyerena
Main Street
Ninth Ward
Charles Mrebweiser
Joseph Reilly
Scott M. Woods
Preble Avenue
Frank T. Berrod
Charles B. Mesplay
Benton Street
Brown & Deer
Benton and Porter
M. Z. Evans
Benton and Spruce
John Donnelly
Wilkins Street
John D
Western Penitentiary
German Woods Eny
Troesch
Z. Wainright & Co
Loreesch
Harmonie Saenferbund
Aes
Koch
Iccoen
Aurea Keineman
Heltzhoover
James Lowry
George Walters
McEldowney
Thirteenth Ward
To-Dar
Common Pleas No
Times Publishing Company
Sandomire
Pittsburg Traction Company
McKinney Et al
Fawcett
First National Bank of McKeesport
Kaine
Biggert
Bryson
Lean
Dicken
McKeown
Scanlon
Denniston
Muserave
Descalzi
Hunter Et al
Jennings
McNally
Fisher Brothers
Beam & Jennison
Homestead Borough
Powers
Cox
Marshall
Roll
Keller
Edgar
McTiernan
Ciecinat
Rock Springs
Egg Harbor City
N. J
Carnot
France
Elbert Williamson
Ben
Slaterie
N.Y
West Chicago
House Committee On
Senate
Deadwood
Butte City
Mont
Servian Skuptschina
Alger
Michigan
San Jose
Cal
A. J. Buckles
Vallejo
Mre
Cornelia Shirland
Sacramento
Ladies of the
G. A. RK
Hagendorn
Hagemann and
Kauss
Racine
Milwaukee
See Eter
Tsu
United State
Dr. Price
Baing P Powder Co
Beechawn
Ayer
Holman's
N.C
Roger
Ving
Charles H. Maloney
River St
Lowell
Mass
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Alleheny
Southside
Charles Pohl
Latrobe
Leechsburg
McKee’s Rocks
John Thomas
McKeesport
Sharpsburg
Adolph Tilch
Shawnee
New York City
Burgoon
Ohio St
Allecheny
Wanamaker
Sixth Street and
Penn Avenue
Wood ST
Isto
F. Zoeller
Sole
Mfi
Bornblum
Wood Street
Dees
JAS. Mneil & Bro
Twenty Ninth 4 Street and
Allegheny Valey
J. Diamond
Optician
Stevens
E. Stjeren
Smithfield ST
Broadway
Munkacsy
Christ
Pilate
Sears
Smitt Ye
Smithfield
Wilfonp
P.O
Pittsbure
G.H. McMichael
M.D
Niagara St
Buffalo, N.Y
Erailroads
Ee and Western Railway
Reaso
Kaufmanns
Amazon
Yale
Pittsburg Union Station
Pennsylvania,incs
Central Time
Panhandle
Ieare
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Dennison
Steuben
Steubenrat
Dateanem
M. Mansfield
Fania Bea
A. m
Goa
Alo Donalds
P. m. Dennison
M. Stenereome
Wheeling
Wast Seaa
Ashington
Mansfeld
Wes Iim
M. Bulger
McDonalds
FT. Wayne
Dist
Alevelage
New Es
Youngstown
Niles
Meadville
Erie
Ashtabula
Jamestown
Massillon
Raedee
Beaver Falls
Beetedale
Lstochester
Enon
Leetsdale
Crestline
Poe
Eew Castle
Sean
Cleveland
Wiesing and
Ballaire
Dis
Tabola
Sinesom
Beaver
Ittsburg
Lake Erie Railroad Company
Central Imne Derart
China
St Louis
Pameres
Salamanca
Sone Angena
Mearer Falls
Leboule
Sau
Huffalo
Mae A
New Oun
Os Am
Heaver Falls
Sea
Treine
Mansfield
Saps A
Ree Essen
Meechment
Elizabeth
Mononongahela
Belle Vernon
Yeo
Monongahela City
Elbeth
Jona Whally
Will
Kaileroada
Ennsylvania
Haileroad
U. Station
Aed
Pullman
Vee
Atlantic Ee
Sunda Ee
Im. Ae Express
Jean
Eastern Express
Jean City
Boata
Hrooklya
Union
Dally
Western Express
Pacific Express
Chi Limited Express
Pennsylvania
Federal ST. Stat Lin
Peavey Mail
Hlairsville
Bisksy Coppnetes
Taip
P.m
Tbs
M. Wis
M. Butler
Freeport
Springdale Ees
North Apollo
I Monongahela Soivisio S
Union Station
West Brownsville
Towntown
West el T
J. B. Woon
Ultimore
Ohio
D.C
Spia
Uniontown
Mt. Piessant
Columba
Nowar
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Wouluaton
Columbus
Washing- Cincinnat Iy
Pass, Sala
Egheny Valley
Ea Et Pyeenase
Ultea Ac
Ing
Braehers
Baraio
Ghugea Teat Ae 245
Avery
Ck Ae
A. Spee BP
Ito P.m
Allington
A. Gins Sci
Tit
Bayer