Robbery and Shooting Case Ties to Miller and Connors Kin
A self described affidavit details a home invasion in which masked thieves bound and shot the narrator, robbed Treasury notes bonds and cash totaling about 20 000, and tied his wife. Bonds traced to James W Miller alias James Ryan, later jailed in Canada, with trials in Clarion county and subsequent investigations described by the Granddaughter Florence Connors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
United States
Bmdy's Bend Bridge Company
Purmbette
Allegheny Valley Company
Allegheny Valley Railroad Company
Leach
Aqeehens Valley H Railroad
James W. Miller
James Ryan
Justice
Toronto
Canada
Miller
William Jackson
William Harrop
Jacob Ot
Clarion County
Clarion
Pennsylvania
Harrop
Ott
Snow
Oll
Barbara
Sam
Atingiyen
Becem- der Last
Mark
John Connors
Madison Township
Solid County
R. Motai
Said County
Connors
J. T. Moffatt
Congress
Court of Oyer and Ter Joiner
Mofatt
Allegheny County
Pittsburg
Florence Connors
Detective doubts Jimmy Egan identity in city case
Pittsburg and Chicago police dispute whether Miller is the famed Jimmy Egan. The Chicago rogues gallery notes a prior arrest in 1883 with aliases Houlihan and Ryan, describing him as a safe blower and burglar with a brother Tom Ryan. officials pursue confirmation from Pittsburg and Rohan's department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Chicago
Sal Coulson
Miller
Jimmy Egan
Dispatch
Jimmy Ryan
Evana
Rogues’ Gallery Department
Chicago Polices Force
Arnstein
Les
Genera
Perha
Jackson
Mich
Houlihan
Peoria
Tom Ryan
Tom
America
Oe Cago
Ommy
Addelman
Stit
Tus
Piptsnone Disraten
Rohan
McClaughry
Ryan
Ling
He Does Not Believe Miller Guilty of the Catfish Robbery
A Toe Disraton representative questions Miller's guilt in the catfish robbery as the article continues on the sixth page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Toe
Tin plate tin and tariff talk from Mr. Oliver in Dispatch
Mr. David B. Oliver of the Oliver Iron and Steel Company discussed the U S tin plate industry. He argued that American production is feasible, defended the McKinley tariff, and contrasted American labor costs with English and continental rivals while noting farm ownership and landlord dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Oliver
Oliver Iron and Steel Company
Dispatch
America
England
Wales
Straits Settlements
Dutch East Indies
Cornwall
Banca
Malacca
Allegheny County
Pittaturg
Possible settlement in Schmertz suit and plate glass stock sale
No further steps were taken yesterday in the contemplated suit against W Schmertz by Attorney Josiah Cohen. James A Chambers and attorney J Scott Ferguson discussed a creditor statement and potential extension. A directors meeting for Standard Plate Glass Company will present its financial condition and a sale of 100 shares pledged by Schmertz to Farmers National Bank is set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.e.schmertz
Josiah Cohen
James A. Chambers
J. Scott Ferguson
Standard Plate Glass Company
Ferguson
Chambers
Standard Company
D. E. Wheeler
Farmers’ National Bank
Schmertx
Ohio Colonel Predicts McKinley Victory in Akron Visit
Colonel A L Conger of Akron Ohio, Republican leader, arrives in town and tells reporters McKinley has a capital meeting in Niles and an excellent chance to win. Ex-Congressman George V Crouse also in town, both men seen separately with no sign of meeting, fueling rumors of strained relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Conger
Akron
Ohio
Anderson
McKinley
Niles
Blaine
Crouse
Georgev. Crouse
Conger
Use
Colonel Conger
German Woman Returns With Missing Steamship Ticket
Angelina Allard a hired woman in a Hast Liberty house saved fifty three dollars to travel to Bullendorf Germany. She departed for Philadelphia to sail but returned with her steamship ticket missing. An officer and matron checked her claim while she waited for Moeser the agent to report morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelina Allard
Angelina
Miss Allard
Bullendorf
Germany
Moeser
Smithfield
Philadelphia
Rone
Union Depot
Rising Unease at Vesuvius Mill Sparks Wage Talk
Unease grows among Vesuvius mill puddlers and finishers as strikes linger and nearby mills absorb workers. Management hints at higher wages to lure puddling back, citing fuel issues and scarce labor. Puddling department remains closed, and local retailers face losses as the dispute stretches on.
Wheat Prospects in Dakota Report by J A Paulhamus
Aberdeen resident J A Paulhamus reports Dakota wheat yields could top 90 to 110 million bushels, with 15 bushels per acre in barren counties and averages up to 85 bushels. He notes artesian wells boost irrigation, water pressure 6 to 10 pounds per square inch, and widespread use for fire protection. He cites English mining owners delaying tin production awaiting demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Paulhamus
Aberdeen
Seventh Avenue
Dakotas
Paulbamus
Panthnumus
Paulhamus
Panthamnos
Aasoon Ag
Memorial to Pittsburg Welcome by British Institute
The British Iron and Steel Institute sent a engraved memorial of thanks to James B. Scott John H. Ricketson Captain E. Hunt and others who hosted visitors to Pittsburg in October last. Autographs of the President Past Presidents and the Council including Sir James Vitaon Sir John G N Alleyn E P Morton the Duke of Devonshire Sir Henry Bessemer Sir Lowthian Bell George J Snelus and others appear on the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Iron and Steel Institute
James Vitaon
John G. N. Alleyn
E. P. Morton
Duke of Devonshire
Henry Bessemer
Lowthian Bell
George J. Snelus
Tallora Take a Picnic by The Journeymen Tailors
The Journeymen Tailors Union held its first annual picnic at Featerday with games and an enjoyable day for members.
Viewers Hear Damages Over Boggs Avenue Grading
The Southside Board of Viewers with Wenke McWilliams and Patterson held a City Hall session to hear damage claims from Boggs avenue grading. The old board with McCallin Barr and Randall Martin met to assess Herron avenue grade damages and plan a ground examination to finish the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Messrs
Wenke
McWilliams
Patterson
City Hall
Boggs Avenue
Old Board
McCallin
Barr
Randall Martin
Old City Board
Herron Avenue
Jacob Nau accuses Charles Cuppert of felonious assault
Jacob Nau yesterday caused the arrest of Charles Cuppert of St. Paul Street on a charge of felonious assault and battery before Alderman Beinhauer in the Twenty ninth ward. Nau says Cuppert fired a revolver at him on Brownsville Avenue, wounding him though Cuppert denies the accusation. The hearing is set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Nau
Charles Cuppert
St. Paul Street
Beinhauer
Twentyninth Ward
Brownsville Avenue
Nann
Cuppert
Shertzinger
Honeree
Aldermann Lauer
Nan
Manfred Drexler Committed on Concealed Weapons Charge
Henry Drexler a coal miner of Mansfield borough was committed to jail yesterday by Squire McMillan on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. Prosecutor M Miller, who boards with Drexler, alleges she upbraided Beartee ee tots her crippled daughter when he first threatened to pid heell hs areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Drexler
Mansfield
Squire McMillan
M @ Miller
Drexler
Beartee Ee
Heell Hs
City News Snapshots Recall 1902 Directory and Pamphlets
An 1902 directory and calendar issued by Charles J Jaeg of the Beobachter is noted along with a supply of pamphlet laws of 1681 distributed to attorneys. A coal region map centered on Pittsburg is issued by A J Lee and C E. Keeler directs an astronomy post graduate prospectus at Western University. Knox sub district school elects Margaret Welsh to replace Mary Mensinger in room 2. J A McConsion leaves Haworth & Dewhurst to buy the Ardat Hotel at Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AnnEnry
Charles J. Jaeg
Beobachter
Auditor General
Pittsburg
A. J. Lee
C. E
The
Western University
J. E B. Keeler
Lick Observatory
Knox Sub District
Margaret Welsh
Mary Mensinger
J. A. McConsion
Haworth & Dewhurst
Lima
McCormick
Day's Accidents Report Small List of Minor Incidents
A brief record notes several minor mishaps yesterday none of them seriously injuring anyone. Jouxxs Johns, 45, of Frankstown, was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train near his home and taken to the Homeopathic Hospital with bruises to arm and legs. Frank Ar a fireman at Iza Furnace fell from a tender into a trestle 30 feet, dislocating a shoulder and injuring his back. Jopaxy John Judge, at Lucy Furnace, burned severely after tumbling into a hot bed Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouxxs
John Johns
Frankstown
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Homeopathic Hospital
Jopaxy
John Judge
Lucy Furnace
Carney
Frank Ar
Iza
Eng
Bald Eagles Donated to Schenley Park Zoo
Chief Bigelow yesterday received two genuine American bald eagles for the Schenley Park Zoo. Donor William Friday housed them at Snow Islands, Mich. The zoo now maintains five eagles in its collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Bigelow
Schenley Park Zoo
William Friday
Friday
Snow Islands
Mich
Death of Patrick Cleary under police inquiry
Patrick Cleary died at Allegheny General Hospital after a skull fracture near the right ear. The death is investigated by the police and coroner with autopsy findings by Drs. Rose and Rogers. Cleary, a mill worker from Scranton, slept at Mrs. Hughes Last Chance boardinghouse on Wilkins Street and reportedly suffered convulsions after an incident on the porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Cleary
Allegheny
Allegheny General Hospital
Cleary
Oliver Bros. Mill
Scranton
Steele
McDowell
Accidents to Cable Lines Delays on East End Route
The East End cable of the Fifth avenue line parted at East Liberty station last night at 7:45 causing cars to halt while passengers stood along the division. A new cable was installed tonight and service should resume. A separate incident on Forbes road near Craft avenue saw a Duquesne car brake and descend the hill with one passenger, a colored man, knocked about but not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne
East End
Fifth Avenue
East Liberty
Oakland
City
Forbes Road
Craft Avenue
Police raid fines issued to speakeasy patrons
Proprieties of raids Sunday fined and costs. All visitors pay five dollars plus costs. Allegations include Joan Stavn accused of assault and battery by Joseph Martin before Alderman McGarey. Moon ey seeks warrant for carpenter Joseph Mooney on assault and desertion. Susanna Miller accuses husband of drunken assault with a large butcher knife. Jim Sax fined for fan tan arrest. dealer Key and others fined five dollars each. Eta Pastorius prompts arrest of Frank Lapp for larceny by bailment over a borrowed ring. Patrice Doras, 19, disorderly conduct. Dolan released then attacked mother. Watchman Peror Piasisz cited for cruelty. Officer Dean reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Stavn
Joseph Martin
Alderman McGarey
Enid
Alpenman Mappers
Joseph Mooney
Mooney
Susanna Miller
Reinhauer
Jim Sax
Grant Street
Costa
Gripp
Key
Borg
Misa Eta Pastorius
Southside
Frank Lapp
Ballee
Metarey
Lapp
Patrice Doras
Tustin Street
Hildebred
Dolan
Morganza
Peror Piasisz
Morris’ Foundry
Twenty-third
Liberty Streets
Warner
M. J. Dean
The
Anti-Cruelty Society
Seasonal Atlantic visits promoted with rail and lodging ads
The notice advertises a round trip by B&O to Atlantic with rates from 10 dollars and ten day validity plus Washington City stopovers. Trains depart at 8 15 AM and 9 20 PM, with parlor and sleeping car accommodations urged. It also promotes real estate on California Avenue Electric Line and discounts on fall goods and dresses at various stores, plus a one cent word-rate employment ad in THE DISPATCH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Washington City
Odds and Ends at Simon's Allegheny Pa
Local notices promote bargains in button shoes and higher priced goods at Simon's 78 Ohio Street Allegheny Pa. Classifieds urge readers to watch cent a word columns in Tur Dispatch for bargains and plans to contact AZ Byers Co 93 Federal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon’s
Ohio Street
Allegheny
California Avenue
AZ Byers & Col
Federal Street
Eleventh Ward Republicans Prepare for County Convention
The Straightout Republicans vow a strong turnout rain or shine as they insist on a clean convention run by the Republican County Committees. They bar Judges McClerny and Porter and District Attorney Burleigh from entry, hoping the DA vacancy issue stirs party strength for their cause. The Lafia'-at ae meeting marks a pivotal moment in county politics amid bolting factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger
McClerny and Porter
Burleigh
Lafia
Eleventh Ward Republicans Demand Equal Recognition for New Clubs
At a regular meeting the Eleventh Ward Republican League Club adopted a resolution condemning the Executive Committee for excluding delegates from newly formed clubs from the Scranton State league convention. The club instructs delegates to seek equal recognition and representation for these new clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh Ward
Republican League
Republican Party
State League
State League of Clubs
Scranton
More Clubs in Live Two New Republican Organizations Form
Two new Republican groups organize locally. The Vickrey Republican Club, led by President John Crouch and Vice President James L Williams, vows to support John Dalzell at Scranton. The Diamond Republican Club drafts Charles H Roessing as president and John M Dougherty as vice president with 48 members and delegates to Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickrey Republican Club
Itia
John Crouch
James L. Williams
Stephen Colling
Scranton
John Eurich
Evan Jones
William White
John Dalzell
Diamond Republican Club
Charles H. Roessing
John M. Dougherty
James B. Bigger
William J. Dillon
W. A. Doak
W. E. Wassel
Charles Reese
R. W. A. Simmons
William G. Whitlinger
Samuel F. Boyd
Aldermen Beinhauer Gains Momentum for Mayor Bid
A campaign push for Alderman Beinhauer continues as a Southside gathering at Pfail's Hall in the Twenty-ninth Ward features the de Beinhauer Glee Club. Michael was elected President of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beinhauer
Praga
Pfail's Hall
Twenty-ninth Ward
de Beinhauer Glee Club
Michael
New M. E. Church to Be Dedicated Tomorrow
A new M. E. Church edifice at Homewood Avenue and Tioga Street will have its corner stone laid tomorrow at 6 15 PM. Rev. J F Core Rev Dr C W Smith and Rev Dr J W Miles will address the gathering. Rev EF White will conduct ceremonies. Construction began July 7 and aims for January completion. Brick with stone trimmings, modern design, seating about 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Homewood Avenue
Tioga Street
J. F. Core
C. W. Smith
J. W. Miles
EF. 8. White
Special sale of Grenadines and meshes at half price
A local store advertises a special sale on Grenadines plain and Mexican meshes in silk varieties. Exquisite designs include spots floral clusters and geometric patterns across narrow to wide widths. All items are offered at one half of former prices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wright
Canidae
Wrent
Horger
Ens
Mackenzie
John Connora
McGregor
Wrenras
Amy Sand
Eard Miller
Barbara Connors
Justice of the Peace
Ares
Mr. Miller
Ass Franisce Coxson
Jons W. Haovr
Tae Disraton
E. A Smith
la Belle Steel Works
I, Oer
Smith
MR Smithe
Coasa Roe Acne
South
Teller Smith
Fifth National Bank
George L Whitney
Archie Monmue
Ames
E. R. Donehoo
Dan Gardner
Stu
Mille
Csen
Major Montooth
Ong
Sarape
Max
Meadville
Charlie Ames
Little Lamb” Snoon
Virgin Alley
Seco
Descrtove
Little Lamb
Warden Wright
Jimmy Eyan
MR. Donehoo
Oliver
M'Kinley
Caton
Senate
Free Trade College
Pete
Yorkshire
Ulster
Lothians
Mr. Crouse
Europe
Vesuvius
Dakota
Analynamated Association
Wethe
City News
Nature
Grande Pointe
Cities
A. Z. Byers & Co
Tusu
Boces & Buai
Lapres' SutTr Parters
Parcels & Jones
C. Baeverlein Prewing Company
Bennetts, Pa
Telephone
Trs
Campbell & Dick
Tur Dispatch
Martrre
Suierinig
Tarrer
Panwen
Tissu
Lafayette Hall
His
Morrow
Biber & Easton
Peemi
Market ST
Jos. Horne
Penn Avenue Storer
Choice
Ious
Ment
JOS. Horne & CO
Penn Avenue
Brussels
New York
Edward
Groetzinger
I Furnace
Bartlett
Cinderella
Timates
Aplétts
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