Do Not Miss Exhibition On New Coffee Method
An invitation to attend an exhibition promising new and important coffee making technique. The event urges readers to visit and sample a cup to learn about the novel process.
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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1889
Page
8
An invitation to attend an exhibition promising new and important coffee making technique. The event urges readers to visit and sample a cup to learn about the novel process.
Judge Slagle opened the December Criminal Court and urged prudence for the grand jury warning against prejudice and improper influence. He noted debates on abolishing the grand jury yet called for daily reports and warned prosecutors and witnesses to avoid favoritism. The jury returned true bills including John R. Hayden and John McGinney for felony-related charges.
Quarterly constable returns arrive before Judge Slagie. District Attorney Porter bars public release to prevent suspects evading indictment. Constable Lowry questioned after a note referenced a rear-house liquor pickup. Judge Single demands more evidence before detaining him. McKee's Rocks context remains unclear.
Judge Ewing adjourned Common Viens Connstie at 1 o clock to honor the memory of Robert Patterson Esq a professor in Jefferson Galleys and former student. The brief session paused as a tribute to his lifelong service and contributions.
Moser Whitesell & Sons filed on behalf of M Carroll for 200 damages against Howe Brown & Co alleging wrongful ejectment. The case claims Carroll was a tenant and was ousted by the defendants by force resulting in loss and injury.
A historical court log outlines ongoing trials including the Miller refinery case and the smell of charges against multiple defendants. The docket lists Common Pleas cases in Codlville Pittsburg and several civil actions with verdicts and executions noted, such as a 75 dollar decision and 15,1672 in fines.
A morning blaze at Second and Huntingdon streets in Philadelphia destroyed Gustave Gross bakery and third floor housing Bitner family. Six killed, five burned, four Bitner children rescued with two Gram family members uninjured. Fire suspected from a backdraft. several injured. Extensive property loss not expected. The report mixes further irrelevant ads and medical commentary.
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