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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1890

Page

5

New Denomination Rift Splits Sunday Schools in Pennsylvania

Allentown reports Lutheran congregations plan separation from mixed Lutheran and Reformed worship. Undenominational union schools face Lutheran control as Second Conference of the Lutheran Ministerium pushes Lutheran Sunday schools, with Freemansburg cited as a key town awaiting elections. Authorities foresee widespread church separations.

Diepatce Allentown Sunder Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania Freemasonburg

Three murderers convicted for murder of officer

Three noted crooksWm Burns alias Manyunk Wilder James Lewis alias Shenandoah Jemasie and Jobn Wier alias Charles Wilson were convicted in Jefferson county for second degree murder in the Horatio mines case that killed Officer William Smites. They are wanted in Reading for robbery and assault and officers await transfer for trial if acquitted.

Brownville William Smites Horatio Mines Jefferson County Wm. Burns Manyunk Wilder James Lewis Shenandoah Wortman

John Doerbler Sentenced for Forgery and Fraud

John Doerbler was sentenced by Judge Driggs to five years in the penitentiary for forgery and obtaining money under false pretenses. He has a long criminal record including pension fraud, obtaining goods on counterfeit orders from Eastern merchants, and swindling banks with forged checks. Arbuckle was a noted victim, losing about $5,000, and Doerbler has also clashed with the Internal Revenue Department.

Wrerenxs John Doerbler Driggs Arbuckle Doerbler Internal Revenue Department

Battle With Tramps Ends in Jail and Workhouse

Twelve tramps invaded the New Castle sheet mill at dawn triggering a half hour clash with police. The officers prevailed and jailed about six dozen men. The entire gang was sent to the workhouse today for six months.

New Castle

Counterfeit Ring Busted in Palestine Area

United States secret service officers have captured seven counterfeiters at Palestine with plates and molds. Two were seized in Canton, one in Massillon, and four near the Pennsylvania line. One suspect attempted to age the bills in vinegar. Elsewhere Judge Hazen heard arguments to quash indictments in Congressional bribery cases.

Dec United States Secret Service Palestine Canton Massillon Pennsylvania Nw CasTre Hazen

Multiple Pennsylvanian incidents and political moves reported

A broad digest notes McKeterort plans to annex Reynoldton while a Newark infanticide trial proceeds. Dockets show ABOUT SY murder cases in Reading and five mayoral candidates in McAvesport. Eastern Pennsylvania horse breeders organize from Wilkes-Barre, and Wheeling’s ex senator Camdel’s mining firm faces tenement evictions. A farmer Kirsty Were dies. a 7-year-old boy and a 6-year-old suffer injuries in accidents. Railroads expand toward Salina Scottdale and Akron. fires destroy barns and homes. a Shippensburg brakeman dies. and political shifts see G W Skinner move to state legislature. The Rocky River line nears Akron. industrial growth spurs Findlay railwork.

McKeterort Reynoldton Elizabeth Nannold Tral Newark Reading Criminal Court Mc Avesport Camdel Wheeling Kirsty Were Beach City Phil Ewes Mammoth William Breckner Joax McCrise Greensburg Pittsburg and Western Railroad Pennsylvan Cuomberland Valley Shippemsburg A. Carlisle

Acheson Hears Appeal in No 7 Lock Condemnation Suit

In a United States Court session Judge Acheson heard arguments on the appeal by the United States from the viewers award for Lock No 7 of the Monongahela Naviga tion Co. George Shiras for the company urged payment for the franchise. District Attorney Lyon contended the dam’s value is the award plus factors, while Johns McClere for the Navigation argued flood and ice defenses increased value. A speedy decision is expected.

Acheson United States Court United States Monongahela Navigation Company George Shiras, Esq Lyon Johns McClere

Grand Jury Returns Numerous True Bills and Ignored Offenses

The grand jury returned many true bills including larceny assault and battery aggravated assault and battery felonious assault entering a stable with intent to commit a felony false pretense riot malicious mischief cruelty to animals keeping a disorderly house selling liquor without license and on Sunday immorality. A separate list shows ignored bills including burning a barn selling liquor without a license assault and felonious assault and others.

Elizabeth Burns Robert Hamilton Frank McCullough Harry Mills James O’brien William Parker James Harbaugh J. M. Robinson William Stafford W. R. McPherson John Thompson John Dargo A. J. Frick John H.golden Michael Juns W.J. King H. P. King James McCord Rebecca Hoyt Mary Kilonglen James Cliffe James McDowell Lizzie Brooks William Clark John Dage Augusta Haff William Frederick Fred Keick John Taylor Peter Domer William Marshall H. D. Trox

Work for the Judges. Long Trial List to be Called in the Courts Today

A list of cases to be heard in Common Pleas and Criminal Court includes Grant versus Carnegie and others, Baer and Gazzam versus National Wrapping, and Commonwealth versus multiple defendants. The document outlines numerous civil and criminal filings slated for today’s sessions.

Bank Failure and Obituary Notices Across City

The American National Bank of Ark ansas City closed due to lack of funds with liabilities and assets unknown. Notices list numerous obituaries including Blumen sche in, Burns, Cooper, Fitzgerald, Hammond, Her erode, Hinderer, Kearney, Loomis, McShane, Ray, Harold, Robinson, Rohblock, Shaw, Splane and others with funeral details and residences.

Arkansas City American National Bank The Times Blumenschein Catharine Blumenschein Seventh Avenue Burns Joseph Burns Center Street St James West End Cooper John Cooper Woolztaser Alley Thirty-ninth Street Oto Herng Isabella John Wford Brownsville Avenue Southside

Three Constables In Court Over Back Window Levy

Darragh assignee of D Allen shoe dealer sues A Heiner C Porter and G Filson constables for Alderman McMasters alleging entering a rear window to levy on judgment. Allen had store appraisal and lock up then levy on goods posted notice torn by Allen. Bail set at 1000 dollars per constable.

KR. J. Darragh D. Allen Smithfield Estreet A. A. Heiner Charles Porter George Filson Alderman McMasters Allen Anber We Os Crosset Levy

No Checkee No Washee Lands Laundryman in Court Trouble

In criminal court yesterday Mrs. Kate Fox and Mary Lindner pleaded guilty to selling Agoor without a license. Lindner fined $900 and jailed three days. Several others faced charges or acquittals including Franz Mayer William Watres Tony Brier Josephine Moses Mary Miller and William Jones. A nol pros was entered against George Osborne for embezzlement. Trials continued for ejectment Adam Relneman vs Mary Hoelscher and for the Insurance Company of North America vs People’s Natural Gas. A verdict of 3273 was awarded to W K Guentstre and W B Lucas against Grant Lake Coal. Damages were awarded to William and James McInnemins and the Allegheny Valley Railroad suit trial proceeded anew.

Kate Fox Mary Lindner Franz Mayer William Watres Tony Brier Josephine Moses Mary Miller William Jones Yee Yee George Osborne Adam Relneman Mary Hoelscher Insurance Company of North America People’s Natural Gas Company W. K. Gtuuestre W. B. Lucas Grant Lake Coal Company E. Daly John Baer Daly William James McInnkins Equitable Gas Company Sarah A. Savage Allegheny Valley Railroad Company Huck Savage

Death of Wealthy Spaniard in Guatemala Murdered for Money

Carlos Santibanez a famed Spanish banker and Guatemala resident who hoarded cash and jewels was murdered last November. A Cuban man and two accomplices with a woman as lure lured him to a disreputable house where he was stabbed and robbed. The killers hacked the body, placed it in a trunk, and sent it to the coast.

New York Guatemala Carlos Ssutibanez Santibanez

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