Weather Prophet Beebe Foresees Colder Winter In Massachusetts
Levi Beebe of Beartown Mountain Berkshire County claims to predict a much colder winter ahead based on wind currents clouds humidity and atmospheric signs. He cites past correct forecasts including a March blizzard and says his method relies on the middle current and electricity, not guesswork, with plans for a weather book and correspondence with Edison on electrical influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrindox
Mass
Levi Beebe
Beartown Mountain
Berkshire County
Massachusetts
New England
Vermont
Connecticut
Hudson Valley
Connecticut Valley
Mr. Beebe
New York
Kacreared
Great Barrington
Lee
Beebe
Wiggins
Canada
Deal
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Hudson River
Hudson
Maige
Kerkenire County
Knickerbocker Company
Berkshire
New York State
Boston
Ape Wiggins
Ausatic
Atlantic
Boston Harbor
New York Harbor
General Greely
Weather Bureau
Edison
Mr. Edison
LaPlace
Huxley
Darwin
Tyndall
Europe
India
Omikan
Knaves Peddle Trashy Compounds Pretending Identity
Scattered lines describe impostors selling fake preparations, claiming likeness to a genuine remedy. They discourage substitutes, urging readers to seek the real treatment for malaria, pain, constipation, rheumatism, and phenol at the source.
Pendants and Gems Northside Jeweler Adverts
Hardy and Hayes Jewelers on Smithfield Street display a varied Christmas collection including a crescent pendant chrysoberyl portraits a papil diamond star fretwork in gold enamel a sun mounted in platinum and diamonds and florid diamond necklaces with pearls and violets store open every evening until Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy & Hayes
Desea
Smithfield Street
Christ- US
Harpy & Hayes
Christmas Dress Patterns at Discount Prices
New French Latine dress patterns offered at 1 25 and 150 with regular values 3 and 3 50, sold by Jos. Homme & Co. on Penn Avenue. Over one hundred styles available including fine satin patterns and full lengths, with claims of tariff-driven price increases next summer. Lapres' cloth jackets and Lap Robes promoted by Homan & Co. at 609-621 Penn avenue as part of a citywide fashion sale.
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Jos. Homme & Co
Penn Avenue
Homan & Co
Cox
Jos, Homme & Co
Peon Avenue
Dumfermline
Jos
Homxx & Co
Still Another Plan for River Dams and Deepening Mississippi
A letter to the editor analyzes river improvement arguments, critiquing the idea that permanent dams fail by filling with mud and becoming unhealthy. The writer supports Eads jetty ideas, questions deepening the river bed, and discusses impacts on the Ohio and Missouri rivers with references to historical floods and engineering costs.
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Monongahela
Mississippi Valley
Charles
Ohio
Allegheny Valley
Olean
N. Y
Lake Ontario
Abela Valley
Soother
Mississippi
Eads
Missouri River
Missouri
Rivera
Gulf
Keystone
Jurymen Must Work Judge Stowe Proposes to Stop Dodgers
Judge Stowe laments juror defaults in Criminal Court as only eight jurors appear. He names absentees Hussey Buck Gallagher Allen Mensinger and orders their payroll removal. Stafford pleads guilty to aggravated assault on Annie Robinson. judge suggests six months in the workhouse. Other verdicts include not guilty for George Matzo and acquittals for Golden and Lanesbury. Foster pleads guilty to can and battery, fined $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowe
William Hussey
G. M. Buck
Edward Gallagher
Patrick Allen
Jacob Mensinger
William Stafford
Annie Robinson
Stafford
John Orley
John G. Foster
Final Distribution of Miss Jane Holmes Estate
The Orphans Court approved a decree distributing 81,496 10 in Miss Jane Holmes estate. Beneficiaries include Protestant Orphan Asylum of Pittsburg and Allegheny 6,250 West Penn Hospital 2,500 Home for Aged Protestant Women 6,250 Home for Protestants 6,250 Home for Colored Children 500 Church Home Association 2,500 Homeopathic Hospital 2,500 Home for Incurables 12,500 Pittsburg Free Dispensary 2,500 West Penn Institution for Deaf and Dumb 6,250 Domestic and Foreign Missions P E B Church 2,500 Home for the Friendless 12,500 Pittsburg Hospital for Children 5,000 West Penn Institute for the Blind 5,000. A balance of 6,496 10 remains with the executors for distribution on further court order.
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Orphans’ Court
Jane Holmes
Protestant Orphan Asylum
Pittsburg
Allegheny
West Penn Hospital
Church Home Association
Homeopathic Hospital
Home For
Pittsburg Free
West Penn Institution For Deaf and Dumb
P. EB. Church
Pittsburg Hospital For
West Penn Institute For the
Richardson in Request The Ohio Authorities Want Him
Habeas corpus hearing for Robert Richardson continued before Judge Ewing. Attorney W D Moore did not appear. Sheriff Crilly and Inspector McAleese presented papers and requested Governor Beaver approve requisition papers. Court remanded Richardson to Friday while records in burglary and larceny cases are reviewed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Richardson
Ohio
Ewing
W. D. Moore
Inspector McAleese
Crilly
Licking County
Grand Jury Returns True Bills in Multiple Cases
The Grand Jury yesterday returned true bills against Mary Burke for liquor violations and Sunday sale, Robert Grown for felonious assault and battery, Charles Coleman for pointing firearms, George Daugherty for larceny and receiving stolen goods, John J. Fisher for embezzlement, Charles Gardner and Curtis Hessner for assault and battery, Charles Roventhal for assault and battery, Edwin L. Luess for misdemeanor. Bills ignored include William L. Brown, John Cline, John Joulouf, George Kennedy, Fred Myers, Thomas Robertson, CO. 8S. Richards for assault and battery, Mary Ann Ford for perjury, G. W. Cogwood for false pretense, John Cline for Curtis Hessner, Patrick McGann for larceny and receiving stolen goods, Charles Lenk for selling liquor on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burke
Robert Grown
Charles Coleman
George Daugherty
John J. Fisher
Charles Gardner
Curtis Hessner
Charles Roventhal
Edwin L. Luess
William L. Brown
John Cline
John Joulouf
George Kennedy
Fred Myers
Thomas Robertson
Richards
Mary Ann Ford
G. W. Cogwood
Patrick McGann
Charles Lenk
Miss Nannie Lits Sues G R Circle Members for 2000 Damages
Miss Nannie Lits filed a $2000 damages suit against Bessie Atkinson Mia ao Sauppe and Mrs Margaret Doughert alleging they are General Griffin Circle G A R members who conspired to injure her and circulated false stories about her in relation to a free organisation.
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Nannie Lits
Bessie Atkinson
Mia. Ao
Sauppe
Margaret Doughert
General Griffin Circle
Aone
Six Unhappy Couples Granted Freedom in Common Pleas
In Common Pleas Court No 2 yesterday six divorcees were granted. The cases included Lillie I Alexander against James W Alexander Jacob W Diehl against Anoie E Diehl Julia Winters against Lee Winters Laura Rees against John Rees Abbie Dapell against Frank Spell and Henry J Bartley against Martha L Bartley. Desertion was the allegation in all. D L Gillespie seeks relief from an assignee position he did not seek.
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Common Pleas Court
Lillie I. Alexander
James W. Alexander
Jacob W. Diehl
Anoie E. ©. Diehl
Julia Winters
Lee Winters
Laura Rees
John Rees
Abbie Dapell
Frank Spell
Henry J. Bartley
Martha L. Bartley
Pittsburg Lumber Company Assignee Appointment Details
Mr Gillespie said he did not know he was chosen as assignee until the deed of assignment was prepared and he could not fulfill duties without harming his own affairs. The statement references B Strauss J J Satler and Louis Moeser as comprising the Pittsburg Lumber Company.
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B Strauss
J.J. Satler
Louis Moeser
Pittsburg Lumber Company
Gillespie
Convicted Killer Alex Kitten Appeals to Supreme Court
The case of Alex Kitten sentenced to death for Mrs. Rodert murder in Tarentum proceeds to the U.S. Supreme Court with a certificate sent to Governor Beaver for a death warrant. Also listed is Day's Audit of estates including Die Arthur Hobson Crow Merker Holtz Ewing Stratm Chadwick Pfeifer McConnic Hein Lig Andrew W. Accountant Stratman Chadwick Pfeiffer Flannery White Reilly Jones Blackourn.
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Rodert
Supreme Court
Alex Kitten
Tarentum
Beaver
John Die Arthur Hobson
James E. Crow
Annie Merker
Harrison Holtz
Laura Ewing
Geerhard Stratm
Joseph Chadwick
Gottloib Pfeifer
Nancy McConnic
Mary E. Hein
Brutus Lig
Andrew W
James Stratman
J. 8
Chadwick
Jacob Pfeiffer
H. J. J. Flannery
Win. White
Ite
P. B. Reilly
Jones M. Blackourn
Trial Lists for Common Pleas and Criminal Court
To Day's Trial Lists show Common Pleas cases including Van Voorhis versus Pittsburg Southern Coal Company McKay versus Gudmisky et al Doyle versus Hainer et al Evans guardian versus Kilgore Gallon and Company versus Heppley and Son Goff versus Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Reese versus Clark Hosefort et al versus City of Pittsburg Thompson versus City of Pittsburg Gombox et ux versus Bonyasz. In Criminal Court Commonwealth versus Andy Butas John alias Mike Butas Paul Selleck Jacob Colleniua Joseph McCormick Stella McCormick Alonzo Axmett Elizabeth King James McCord Willsam J. and John Thompson Joseph M. Robinson Brest Rebecca Hoyt Brethauer John aley Ralph Getty Samuel C. Dewoody alias Anna James James P Morrison Annie Smith F W Miller Dr G Tell George Zimmer man Henry Meyer.
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Common Pleas No
van Voorhis
Pittsburg Southern Coal Company
McKay
Gudmisky Et al
Doyle Va
Hainer
Evans, Guardian
Kilgore
Gallon & Co
Heppley & Son
Goff
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Reese
Clark
Hosefort Et al
City of
Paul Selleck
Jacob Colleniua
Joseph McCormick
Stella McCormick
Alonzo Axmett
Elizabeth King
James McCord
Willsam J
John Thompson
Joseph M. Robinson
Brest
Rebecca Hoyt
Brethauer
John Aley
Ralph Getty
Samuel C. Dewoody
Anna James
James P.morrison
Annie Smith
F. W. Miller
Dr. G. Tell
George Zimmerman
Henry Meyer
Legal Briefs Report From Pittsburg Court Actions
A revived judgment against Katharine R Negley in a suit for use of Sarah Kinz was noted. In the Rebecca Davidson et al case against the city of Pittsburg the jury disagreed on Grasser Street grading and was discharged, prompting a second trial. W A Thompson won a verdict of 1350 against the Imperial Coal Company for damages to farming land due to Lefontaine mining on the farm.
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Alex C. Kerxa
Sarah Kinz
Katharine R. Negley
Rebecca Davidson
Pittsburg
Grasser Street
W. A. Thompson
Imperial Coal Company
Day
Lefontaine
Questionable Cure Claims for Chamberlain Cough Remedy
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior for liquefying mucus and expelling it from the lungs, claiming rapid cold relief, croup prevention, and safety for children. It promotes bottles at 50 cents and touts extensive jewelry and domestic wares sales by Harpy & Hayes and other merchants at 529 Smithfield Street and 971 Liberty Street.
New Adver Offers Wide Range of Inexpensive Books and Frames
A local ad touts illustrated books priced from 5c to 25c plus 50c and $1 Morrocco Leather Bible. It promotes brass and silver frames, lap writing tablets, and a varied line of photograph albums from 50c to 7 1 8 dollars, including a $5 D. L. Album. Seasonal Xmas cards fill half the second floor as elevators serve patrons. The sale begins Tuesday December 16.
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D. L
Hindergarten
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Mississippi River
Cairo
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Csiro
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Red River
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Cowdon
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Letarto Falls
Beaver Shoals
Fact and Theory
Geo
Kappel
Fifth Avenue
L. Thompson & Co
Wabashawe
Chicago
Pennsylvania Lines
Jos. Horne & Co
B&b
Beau Brommel
Boces & Buel
Arthur, Schondelmyer & Co
Ohio Street
Iron City Brewing Co
Bermee & Bros
Wood Street
Alaska
Sean Obo
Hucus
Eastox
Real Estate Savings Bank, Lim
Cor
Fourth Avenue
Ital
Miss Holmes
Charity
Richardson
Grand Jury
D. L. Gillespie
Chamberlain
Justin Time For Christmas
Gloria
Breer & Easton
Wirh
House of
T. D. Casey & Co
Liberty Street
Will
Windsor
Jon
Horaxe & Co
Alleghery
Hetail Department P
Bermuz & Bros
Paris
Ussu Houcus & Hacke
Pickerings
Tom
Mrhs
Juvenile Books
Family Bible
Diamond and
Smithfield Streets
Yourself and
Monon Fend
Seon Lass
K. Smit
Liberty St
LAIRD
Laird’s
W. M. Laird
WOOD
Doefice Outfitters
U.S
Furnish
Tartavons Sgro
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