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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1892

Page

2

Judge Stowe Rules On Parochial School Punishment Case

In Judge Stowe's Criminal Court branch Sister M Julienne faced assault charges for whipping a 6-year-old pupil at West Tarentum parochial school. Verdict: not guilty. costs split. The judge noted teachers stand in loco parentis but disapproved striking on the head. Other trials involved John Coslett and various common pleas transfers and actions.

Stowe Criminal Court M. Julienne West Tarentum Edward Dohmen Goerbring A. Ammon Julienne John Coslett Elba Coslett William May T. B. Everson John M. Clark Thomas Evans H. Collins H. A. Smith William Barrett Eurcene Sullivan Mulberry Alles Rachel Taylor Rachel Wolf Southside Jennie Martin Etta Taylor Irwin Avenue Allegheny

Refusal by Workhouse Chief Sparks Court Clash

A conflict arose when Workhouse Superintendent Hill refused to admit Mary A Derry to the workhouse after a sentence by Judge Stowe for illegal liquor selling. Sheriff McCleary reported the act. an order to compel admission was set for 3 pm. The woman remained in jail.

Hill Stowe Mary A. Derry Millvale Derry Slie McCleary

Ageing for His Stock Against Pleasant Valley Railway

James M. Bailey filed suit against the Federal Street and Pleasant Valley Railway Company for $25,000 claiming ownership of 700 shares of stock plus dividends. He purchased 5B shares in 1874 and received a Stockdale certificate. a 1875 dividend increased shares, giving Bailey a sizable stake. The company, led by President Henry, is said to have been notified but denies his ownership. Also listed are several executions issued yesterday including Lucy A Trees vs Isaac F Trees for 2664 dollars and others totaling over a few thousand.

James M. Bailey Federal Street and Pleasant Valley Railway Company Sxnoutt J. T. Stockdale Ther Henry Bailey

Commonwealth v Sheffer et al in Criminal Court case

A criminal court narrative lists defendants including Marvin Sheffer Thomas Campbell Jake Oulkelsky Jacob Somberg Ignatius Strumpe Antonio Chido and others with a docket referencing Pieas No. 1 Neolen and McKees, noting a proceeding title Me is Life an Investment and related company names.

Criminal Court—Commonwealth Marvin Sheffer Thomas Campbell Jake Oulkelsky Jacob Somberg Ignatius Strumpe Antonio Chido A. F. Chew Robert Kooler George Weber Frank Hoss Elizabeth Johnson John Hornig Mary Putnam William ( Jar F.mnyder McLaughlin Traction Robert Wolah Neolen McKees _ Xoammozheny Compans

Slender jury verdicts in varied 19th century cases

The ledger lists multiple small claims and verdicts: Mrs Liza Tell sues Ernest Bradberry with 64 cents awarded. C A Holmes for use vs Kay Bros Co wins £41348 on rent agreement. Thomas Jones vs Jacob Meili gains 24 dollars for horse kick injuries. A Rosenthal vs L Tegethoff awarded 10 dollars for false arrest. W A Schmidt sues N J Keller et al to prove part ownership of the dredge Cascade. Samuel D Manns vs Pullman Palace Car Co for infant injury after a steam pipe burn.

Liza Tell Ernest Bradberry C. A. Holmes Kay Bros. & Co Thomas Jones Jacob Meili A. Rosenthal L. Tegethoff United States District Court W. A. Schmidt N. J. Keller Dredze— Cascade Sherrif

World News In Brief From A Turbulent Era

A wide range of brief items, from earthquakes in Hamburg and cholera in Germany to emigration talks and famine concerns. Reports mention the Pope's stance on Free Masonry, a French vessel wreck at Guernsey, and Italian politics. Also noted are plane wrecks, bank and court cases, and a proposed theater ban at Jackson Park.

Samoa Maybrick Greeve Hamburg North Dakota Caron Charlies Swenk Switzerland Wiliam Watson Jackson Park Annie Murphy Tacoma Wash Huntsville Ala Phelps Thmor Berlin Lesperance Aiken D. C Colorel G. Lamar John W. Hallenback Auburn Park Bank Auburn Jennie Eachims St. Paul French War Department

Chess Problems and Games Notes from Pittsburg Club

The item lists chess club notes and problems from Pittsburgh and Manhattan clubs, with problem numbers 262 232 and 173 Queen's Pawn Opening game by E Lasker and others, detailing positions and resignations. It mentions venues on Penn Avenue and North Avenue, club meetings on Mondays and Thursdays, and references to German notation and exhibition games.

Pittsburg E Lasker Manhattan Chess Club

Chess Notes and Tournament Updates from Logansport

Reports from the Indiana State Chess Association meeting in Logansport outline Lasker and Showalter slated for exhibitions of simultaneous and blindfold play. Ten entrants listed for the Childs cup at Franklin Chess Club with players including Bamp ton Je Hoban Kem eny Mor ey and others. An opening Ray Lopez game by Void versus Kemeny ended in 47 moves. The Dublin Evening Herald promotes a naval themed tournament for three and two movers with problems due February 15, 1833.

Indiana State Chess Association Logansport Lasker Showalter Franklin Chess Club Philadept S&s Warren Bampton Arthur Je P. J. Hoban Emil Kemeny Max Livingstone D. P. Mowan M. Morey Walter Tenn Shipley H. G. Voigt Webster Ray Lopez Messrs Void Kemeny Forme Dublin Evening Herald Washington, Pa Plllsbury Reed John T. Dennir J. KH W. Patterson East End Erie Mr. Webster Ae En Mr. Welpe Daghee Neaei Allegheny Checker Chess Cich Mt Jamite Wyilie Dumbarton Clyde Dames Wy Ail G. 0 Lke Poa Rckson Chicago Jackson Hae Leeds Sey Warrington Y. .C. A Dunne W. A Big Run Pion See Sree Tence Ares Otel EW cc Mr. Reed Patterson

Checker Club Room and Problem Solutions Notice

Black men occupy squares I to XII and white men squares 1 to ? Black men always move first at the Sam uel Seedy location near Eight Ninth streets Sterritt Building Yulo West Diamond streets Correspondents Patitiens Problem Gaunt and Cheater News to Box East Ewo etc World’s Champion J Wyllie presents solution No 4 White to move and win No 23 by Lyman Stearns Black to move and win

Checker Hote Duquennes Way Eight Ninth Streets Samuel Seedy MS Seventh Arenue Allegheny Checker Club Sterritt Building Yulo and West Diamond Streets Patitiens Problem Gaunt Cheater Box East Ewo Prrrinces J, Wyllie Lyman M. Stearns

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