Bargain Handkerchief Lots Offered at Boggs and Buhl
Boggs and Buhl in Allegheny advertise mixed lots of handkerchiefs and silk mufflers at deep discounts. The sale includes 50 dozen and 30 dozen lots of white silk hemstitched and printed handkerchiefs, 20 to 22 inch hems, silk mufflers in several price tiers, and numerous kids of ladies and children's handkerchiefs priced from 5 cents upward.
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MeEn
Watte HemnstitcHep Srick
Boggs & Buhl
Allegheny
Preacher Sues for Salary in Court over Forged Check Claim
The Rev. J B J Milligan sues the Reformed Presbyterian congregation of Allegheny for 525 for three months of salary during suspension. He argues the Synod action confirmed his right to pay while he continued duties. Trial before Judge Collier includes witnesses and contested evidence.
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J. B. J. Milligan
Reformed Presbyterian Congregation of
Allegheny
Collier
Éoe
Milligan
Reformed Presbyterian Presbytery
East End
Treformed Presbyterian Church
Ninth United Presbyterian Church of
Millican
IL P. Church
Major A. M. Brown
J. M.F. Carpenter
Major Brown
Julie Collier
Board of Trustees
United Presbyterian
Jacobs Sues for 10000 Damages Over Alienated Affections
William J. Jacobs of the Southside sues Oscar A. C. Oehmler for 10000 damages claiming his wife was alienated from him and that a decoy letter was used to lure her. A capias was issued with $1000 bail. Jacobs says a man beat him and that he acted to save a friend. He now seeks damages for lost companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Jacobs
Southside
Oscar A. C. Ocimler
Capias
Jacobs
Oehmler
Mra Jacobs
Lerbayd
The Grand Jury’s Work in Recent True Bills
The grand jury yesterday returned true bills including M. Gaile Mate Coyne and others for assault and battery. Additional charges covered escape embezzlement illegal liquor selling and horse strafing with several listed defendants.
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M. Gaile
Mate Coyne
Harry Daley
Joseph Hovland
J. McLaughin
Toomas Kiley
Edward Barnes
James Butler
Devyne
Rose Rowe
Robert Welsh
Jen B. Comstock
Sarah E. Coughy
Richard Fractions
David Kurupeccick
Mary Cawp
Michael Hawkins
Krous
John Nucertt
Forgery Allegation in Curell Note Suit
The Iron City National Bank sues 1 BH Curell over a note dated August 29, 1872 for 471.4 dollars payable to B F Bynd at First National Bank of Allegheny. Curell answers denying signing the note and alleges the signature is a forgery. The case involves alleged indebtedness and forged endorsement.
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Tron City National Bank
Curell
Iron City National Bank
B. F. Bynd
First National Bank of Allegheny
J. H. Curell
B. FL Bynd
Declared Legally Dead In Orphans Court
In Pittsburgh, Herman Graver was declared legally dead after vanishing since 1857. His brother Philip sought letters of administration to settle the estate, with the court acknowledging a local presumption of death.
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Orphans’ Court
Herman Graver
Graver
Peebles Township
Pittsburg
Philip Graver
Obituary Note: A Husband and Father Passes After Illness
The obituary reports a man who died on October 29 leaving a wife and eight children. The brief notice highlights the family left behind and the loss felt by relatives and community.
Miller will sustain in Orphans Court appeal dismissal
In Orphans Court Judge Over dismissed A H Miller’s appeal challenging probate of his father A Fr Miller Sr's will. The will favored Florence, the youngest of six children, while Hampton Miller and A H Miller contested and pursued appeals amid ongoing litigation.
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Orphans’ Court
A. H. Miller
A. Fr. Miler
Patience at the Duquesne and a Charity War Spectacle
The Duquesne Theatre will stage Gilbert and Sullivan’s Patience with Henry F E Dixey in Benthorne and a strong supporting cast including Lennox Signor Taglipietra and Juliet Cordon. Next week Alvin Theater hosts The Fall of Atlanta for Abe Patterson Post 3 G A R with scenic effects and Company E in the battle scene to aid charity.
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Patience
Gilbert and Sullivan
Henry FE. Dizey
Duquesne Theater
Mr. Dixey
Benthorne
Pittbursy
Sullivan
Gilbert
Atlanta
Alvin Theater
Abe Patterson
G.A.R
Company E
Fourteenth Regiment
X.G. P
Blanc
Prince of James
Ae Arene Biane
Labor federation planned to unite railroad workers coast to coast
A secret movement among Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company employees aims to fuse all unions into one dominant federation. The plan would include conductors engineers brakemen telegraphers station agents yardmen and janitors with delegates elected across divisions to form an executive and grievance committee. The goal is leverage to avoid strikes while preparing for a body-wide collective action if needed.
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Whes.inc
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Dispaatch
Inabor
Baltimore and Ohio
Syston
Ita
Cumberland
Max Klein Promotes Liquor Sales From Allegheny Address
An antique advertisement from Max Klein 83 Federal Street Allegheny offers Silver Age rye and Duquesne malt products with mail telegraph or phone orders. It markets Pinch Guckenheimer Gibson Overholt Kear Creek whiskeys at one dollar per quart and requests orders with price lists, noting New York prices.
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Sadine
Max Klein
Federal Street
Legheny
Duquesne
Pennsylvania
Guckenheimer
Gibson
Overholt
Kear Creek
New York
Catnbee Aid
Allegheny
Pao
Leather goods sold at 429 Wood Street by J B We coy s Co
Pocketbooks card cases purses and more advertised as leather throughout with silver corners bands and ornaments. Goods priced from 250 upward. Open every evening. J B We coy s Co 429 431 Wood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B Wecoys & Co
Wood Street
Dinner and Tea Feta and Other Oddities
Odd shopping list item notes strange phrases and scattered terms including dinner and tea, feta, fist and game, ice cream, chamber ee werk, Cavirt and 5 Penn avenue. Mentions imitation sandals and a regular price 7x with a special today only offer in a stream of unrelated brand-like fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavirt
Penn Avenue
Clem turns up again in murder mystery case
Indianapolis police seek Nancy Clem central figure in the famed Clem murder suit. Coroner probes John Martin death tied to an "infallible" cure and a missing Mrs Patterson later identified as Mrs Clem. Believed to have fled the country to avoid arrest. Also a Milwaukee dispatch notes a missing agent heard from in Savannah, Ga.
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Indianapolis
Nancy Clem
Clem
John Martin
Martin
Patterson
Milwaukee
Boyd
Savannah
Des Moines dealer credits cure to Chamberlain Cough Remedy
J P Blaize a prominent Des Moines real estate dealer narrowly escaped pneumonia after a blizzard ordeal. He endured severe chilling then used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in large doses, reporting rapid relief and recovery within days.
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J. P. Blaize
Des Moines
Jaws
Saturday Review
Blaize
Blaise
Kansas Populists reject inaugural ball for sober start
Torexa Kansas December 14 1892 state government elects to hold an inaugural reception instead of a ball to mark the new administration. Officers-elect and citizens' committee urge a serious start and invite all people of Kansas to attend the noon ceremony and evening reception on January 7 1893.
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Torexa
Kawn
Citizens’ Committee
Kan
Honday
Better Overcoats Offered As City Leaders In Styles
Come in and see ours. It will be small trouble for you to do it. It will be less for us to show them. The advantage in seeing ours is that you will see that assortment of the best styles and the best constructed ones in the city. Every one is a money saver and a comfort giver. BETTER OVERCOATS are not made and common dealers do not and cannot meet our values. We begin pricing them as low 25:5, and you can have your choice in style and price up to $45. There is no mistake about our veing leaders in the OVERCOAT TRADE in styles, qualities and prices.
Boston May Gain Benjamin Franklin Fund After Court Ruling
Boston may receive the Benjamin Franklin fund totaling over $6 000 if the Pennsylvania Supreme Court weighs in The case hinges on a Pennsylvania will construction and could still be shaped by Massachusetts claims despite earlier Supreme Court guidance The dispute centers on whether the fund should go to Boston or be distributed to other claimants
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Boston
Benjamin Franklin
Supreme Court
Franklin
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Massachusett
Pennsylvania
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Weston
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Marshal Mich
DR. Sanden
Wear
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