Lusk's Lurid Love Letters Read In Court
The case unfolds as Jennie Stoner claims one third of A P Lusk's estate while presenting letters he wrote to her. Bank official testimony confirms the handwriting, and auditors decide Stoner lacks testamentary competence due to her interest. The court scheduling pushes the hearing to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Stoner
Jennie Lusk
A. P. Lusk
Lusk
Diatatch
Hage
Stoner
Mrs. Lusk
Mecca
Highspire
Susquehanna
Os5
Old Point Comfort
Jim
Cable Cars to Replace Horse Service on Butler Street Line
The Citizens' Traction road plans new cable cars on the Butler street division to replace dirty and uncomfortable horse cars. The improved cars will be ready in a few days, reducing repairs and delivering faster transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Street
Citizens’ Traction Road
The Police Again Take a Hand Arrest of Antone Lynch
Antone Lynch of West Car olised was arrested yesterday afternoon on unspecified charges. G W Bievens of the Boulauide reported the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Lynch
West Carolised
Floos Epeci
G. W. Bievens
The
Boulauide
National Encampment Favors City Aid and G A R Bid
The Chamber of Commerce debated hosting the national encampment and urged support for the project. A plan to invite the G A R to hold the 1890 encampment here was discussed with a funding pledge of fifty thousand dollars. A tariff proposal on tin plate and a citizenship requirement for workers were considered and adopted with amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Tae DrispaTen
Dravo
Committee On
Merril
Herr’s Island
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Schmertz
Messrs. Batchelor
Kelly
Grand Army Day Committee
Allegheny County
Finance Committee
Rickertson
Congress
Morrison Foster
United States
Foster
Quay Wins Again In Americas Club Election
The Americas Club election delivered a decisive victory for Col. Quay aligned candidates over rivals tied to municipal and state power. English led the winning slate for Executive Committee with Reed close behind. Defeated were Holliday Bennett and Byram, as detailed results show plurality for officers and committee members across the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas Club
Colonel Quay
Messrs. English
Roenigk
Gibbs
Raybern
Reed
Barbour
English
Female thief's grief as purse recovered in city
Miss J. L. Brownlee of the Pennsylvania Female College lost a pocketbook on Fifth avenue cable car No. 20 containing $20. A conductor recovered it from a thickset woman who alighted at Market street after a complaint to Officer James Eagan. The thief was overhauled on Market street. no prosecution followed.
Whit eCap Warnings Target Pittsburg Resident
Lawrenceville reports a man named Hanson in the eighteenth ward received a threatening missive marked with pistols and skulls by alleged White Caps. Hanson treats it as a joke and says he fears nothing, claiming his conduct is normal for Pittsburg residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Hanson
Pittsburg
Local Chase Seizes Stolen Cloth Near Allegheny
Detective Johnston arrested John Schrod on First Street Allegheny after noticing a bulge under his coat. Two cloth pieces were found in Schrod's possession and believed stolen from an unknown location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schrod
First Street
Allegheny
Johnston
Schrod
Board of Wooden Buildings approves frame building permits
The Board of Wooden Buildings held a lively meeting yesterday morning. Several permits for frame building were approved. Inspector Eichlay refused to approve one recommendation by Chief Stewart pending investigation.
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Board of Wooden Buildings
Clever Eddie Serves Seven Layered Pousse Café
Yesterday at Duquesne Clever Eddie prepared seven distinct layered pousse cafe drinks for visiting New Yorkers. The bartender poured each liquor by specific gravity, ending with igniteable brandy for a dramatic rainbow in a tall glass. The sequence included maniechino Poe creme denint sprocotine curacao yellow chatreuse chatreuse and brandy to create a visually striking and highly alcoholic show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie St
Duquesne
Eddie
E. A. Poe
Braddock Council Candidate and Rail, Mill News Mix
Tri State brief with Braddock politics as KR M Logan seeks Third ward seat while Braddock police chief is exonerated. Carnegie Phipps Beaver Falls mill suspended. Braddock water works contract must finish in 90 days. Railroad stockholders meet Findlay. West Lessenring mine death ruled accident. Meadeville teachers institute opens with 69 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarry
Pittsburg
M. HoLgann
Braddock
Scuvetz
McKeesport
Iterday
A.M. Harper
Poreeas Jexes
Jefferson County
A. A. Vandewort
Clarion Yestern
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Beaver Falls
Weaver
Braddock Water Works
New York, Mahoning and Western Railroad
Findlay
Eopark Rouann
Columbia Iron Company
Lancaster
Penn Carbon Company Rolling Mill and Chain Works
Sharon
U. S
Daniel Metzgar
Altoona
Martinsburg
Brown, Bonnell & Co
Youngstown
Menemine Mining As
Clark, McFerron
Sarah Jane Whiteling
Philadelphia
Isoning
Whitelin
Teachers’ Institute
Crawford County
Meadville
H. FE. Munroe
Washington, D. C
P. Leland
Chicago
Mary A. Livermore
Rosalia Brand by Peeve & Co. Introduced
Peeve & Co announces Rosalia, a new brand produced at Thirty-eighth Street and Ken Valley Railroad facilities. The firm claims exceptional quality and invites consumer trial to prove the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeve & Co
Thirty-eighth Street
Ken Valley Railroad
Residence list names from Lower St. Clair and surrounding townships
A roster of residents and addresses is listed, including John Gillen in Lower St. Clair township, Mary Imhof, Peter Kasmierczak, Helena Groczyk, Mary T. Newkamp in Pittsburgh, Charles Maser, Amelia Kirchaver, Philip Schulthiss, Rachel antiseese, Arta, Mary Shannon in Pittsburg, John Webb, Harriet E. Downs in Pittsburg, James A. Wilson in Wilkinsburg, Margaret J. Hammett in Wilkinsburg, Karl Hofer in Allegheny, Barbara Burkhart in Allegheny, Dene Gargano in Putney, Winnie Cool in Pittsburg, Sylvester K. Welsh in Washington, August Klingin in Knoxville, Wm. Smith in Allegheny, and J. Ede Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gillen
Lower St. Clair
Pittsburg
Mary Shannon
John Webb
McKeesport
Farriet E. Downs
James A. Wilson
Wilkinsburg
Margaret J. Hammett
Karl Hofer
Allegheny
Barbara Burkhart
Dene Gargano
Sylvester K
Obituary notices from Sewickley Allegheny and Baltimore papers
Obituaries announce deaths of Samuel Patterson aged 78 in Sewickley at his son’s home with services at 233 Locust Street Allegheny. Jarve Strauss widow of Henry Strauss to be buried Hebron Church after 7 PM service at 191 Jackson Street Allegheny City. Henry Schilds aged 67 from 47 Plummer Street with 2 PM funeral. Patrick Trainor aged 2 from 5421 Charlottashest noted for 9 AM funeral.
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Braddock
W. P. Braddock
Orchard Place
Cleland
Penn and
Rebecca Streets
David Cleland
John Gowan
Baldwin Township
Cooley
Routh Eleventh Street
Southside
Albert C. Cooley
Sarah
Albert Cooley
New Castle
Meyran Avenue
Oakland
Ina French
Ida Smythe Edmundson
Eisaman
Knoxville
Lewis Ersantan
Garrow
Cheyenne
Wyo. T
Minnerre Winiford Garrow
Pittsburg
Bailey Avenue
Emma C. Heuring
Henry Heuring
Beaver Avenue
Allegheny City
Ihmsen
Denver
Gol
Christian T. Lausen
Charles T. Ihmsen
St. John's Church
Fourteenth Street
Mis
Giapuahice Ad Kiten
A. Dougherty
Grant Street
Tuxas
Meyer
Arthur Meyer
George
Lizzie Meyer
Parenta
Seneca Street
Joan P. Meyer
Wright's Alley
Friends and Lodges
Iron City Council
U. A. Mi
William Tell Lodge
Fidelity Council
Daughters of Liberty
Southside Turnverein
Avalon Castle
Bainbridge Commandery
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Murdoch
Lanny
Wm. F. Murdoch
8. Brown
Aiken Avenue
Hebron Church
Schilds
Henry Schilds
Fener Il
Thomas Bingham
Plummer Street
Baltimore
Trainor
Patrick Trainor
Charlotta Shest
Wepwxspay
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Mr. Lask
Evangelical Association
Evangelical Ministerial Association
W. H. McMillan
Quay
Henry
C. C. Baer
Leon
James F. McKean
W. W. Price
Samuel Moody
James & McKean
W. W. Preece Smith
Reading
George 5
H. D. ’. English
John A. Reed
John B. Barbone Jr
Lsh
W. M. Gibbs
Te Do Co
Raydure
Rpinnett
C. Eee
Ee Byram
John A. ‘Thompson
L. T. Brown
S. D. Sali
Satie o.Carey
W. 8. McLain
Homers
Stewart
Ayer
Oes Burtars
G. C. Brock
Lowell
Mass
Martin
Burning Springs
W. Va
Ayer's
Ala
Alway
W. T. McLean
Augusta
Ohio
Ayer & Coy
Kazonta Pottery
N. B
Faille Francaises
Tri-State News
Pratt
Wood Street
Horne & Co
Peon Avenue
Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Marvin
James Archibald
BRO
Third Avenue
Dmnithfield St
Central Hotel
Risges
Ena Co
North America
Witgane? Jones
Fourth Avenue
Western Insurance CO
Ander Nimick
John B. Jackson
WM. P. Herber
D.mcclintock &Co
Ul—Comfortlng
Epps
Pps
Civil Service Gazette
Jas.Epps &Co
Panton
England
Frank J. Guckert
Ceburg
D. Levts
Fifth Avenue
Smithfield
Ire
Bogos& Buhl
Federal Street
Semple
Faille Francaise
Grand Clearing
Ces
Brussels
Mrs. Fitzsimmons
Parkes
Eshowsky
Chatham St
John Dorgan
Peters Township
Sealand County
Second Ave
Collins
Zelien
Rosener
En Pa
Collar
Mrs. McDonald
Shadyside
Freakerson
Bouthside
Cap
W. Fray
J. E. Snyder
Newton Falla
Lind
W. Stanton
E. C. H. Patterson
Hazelwood
Panta
John Davidson
Beaver Coun
Pat McCloskey
Fifth
Oakland Aves
Mra
A Salles Ag
Opite
Aer
Cott Tainey
Pleasant Valley
Allegh Asain v
Pate Hin Sain
W. I Glarke
Thomas Collae
Ellen Gregg
Ave
East
Fred ¥ McKove
N. Rty-Firet Ward
City
Mra. Campbell
Fanner
Webster Ave
M. Fostel
T. Keller
KE. E. Way
Glenfeld
J. H. Shiber
East Ties
R. B. Scandrett
Aloaieng
Mra. Thorne
Ligonierst
Eer Trundell
Fifth Ave
John Blundon
Tthward
West End
John Holland
Juniatast
Miss Springer
John P. Toliver
Mrs. Gross
Sheridan Ve
Ei Roene
Uae
Michael Kennedy
Enn & Ers
Robert Dosis
Atcongs
McClure
Enon V. Pairis
W. Kerry
Socka
H. Dorman
Third Ave
Enxine Howse
Wm. Jones
Beltzhoover
Fine Hat
J. P. Ripper
Evans City
County
Ee Cap
S. Butler
Beach Clif
Allegheny Overalls
Lizzie Davia
Fi “Qvaraia
Lisle
Davie Wert
Ena Een
Torabbers
C. N. Nislippers
Mrs. Stockton
Kirk Patcel
Ety
McGuire
Penn Ave
Main St
Eabedin
Debe Snyder
Lincoln Town
Hat
E. M. Bowen
Charles Berry
Ethel Landing
Tie Dim Keeley
Crafton
Golden Opportunities
Theresa
Gusky
Si Iin
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