Breach of Promise Case Stakes $100000 Damages
Miss Caroline Cammerer of Philadelphia sues New Yorker Clemens Muller for breach of promise to marry. She testifies of the engagement from 1885 onward while Muller's counsel is Colonel Robert Ingersoll. The suit, before Judge Ingraham, seeks $100,000 with the case set to continue.
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Caroline Cammerer
Philadelphia
New York
Ingraham
Supreme Court
Caroline J. Cammerer
Robert Cammerer
Clemens Muller
Third Avenue
Loederkranz Society
Robert @. Ingersoll
McKeesport Bellevernon Railroad Annual Meeting Postponed
The annual meeting of stockholders for the railroad company was called for yesterday but postponed. Officers were elected to manage the upcoming year as the board awaits action on a Baltimore and Ohio proposition. Officials indicated unity on general direction despite the delay.
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Bois Electel
Erine
Hear Hiss
Jonathan Hak
Boatte
John G. Mc
Rar
Baltimore and Obie
McKeesport
Bellevernon Railroad Company
Prisoning of Frank Wilson for larceny and receiving stolen goods
Frank Wilson, a colored man, was committed to jail in default of $1,000 bail by Alderman McKenna on charges of larceny and receiving stolen property. He is alleged to have profited from thefts tied to a small boy who stole items from Hanroch's store. Bamoe M. McIlwaine waived bail for court arraignment at the Spring of Allegheny plant location.
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Frank Wilson
Alderman McKenna
Wilson
Hanroch
Bamoe
M. McIlwaine
Pees Bgresse
Spring of
Allegheny
Ona
Young Mill Worker Falls Fifteen Feet at Garson Street Mill
Young man EH L Oertz employed by J Painter and Sons mills on West Garson street fell fifteen feet from a scaffold yesterday afternoon. He sustained injuries described as a broken and light wound and was treated at home by Dr Miller.
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EH. L. Oertz
J. Painter & Son's Mills
West Garson Street
Dr. Miller
Central Board Education to Hold Series on Youth Aid
The Central Board of Education plans a series of sessions on youth aid and educational advancement. Officials aim to explore programs to assist young students and encourage new ideas for school development.
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Central Board of Education
Inaugural Ceremonies Draw Thousands in Coltimars
Thousands of Democrats traveled from three states to Coltimars for the inaugural ceremonies despite bad weather. Governor elect Campbell took the oath before a large assembly including judges, officials, and press as a parade highlighted the day. Campbell urged reform of government and elected boards while defending existing institutions against hasty change.
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CoLtimars
Ane
Campbell
Neil
Tas Baasbsani House
Hamilton
Howe
Dr. HN
Sauk
Supreme Court
General Assembly
Ee Cales
Pittsburg
Cornell
Gories
Peculiar State of Affairs in 2 Bankrupt Firm
The examination of R. Deimel & Bros. furniture dealers reveals a vast fraud with about 120000 in assets found. Court will restrain several holders from disposal of assets until further order. Tangible assets rise to around 200000 though initial reports claimed 500000 or 800000, and notes remain unpaid as loans borrowed.
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Crrcaco
R. Deimel & Bros
Mayer
Bas — Pecs
Oldest Man Claim In Pennsylvania Aged 112
BrerpeewatTer Pa January 13 A negro named Redick living here claims to be the oldest man in the State at 112 years old. He recalls Washington and Andrew Jackson and still enjoys health while doing chores for a living.
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BrerpeewatTer
Redick
Washington
Andrew Jackson
Aon
Think About Trusts and Impersonal Estate Administration
In prosperous times many seek wealth and plan for families. The piece advises using a trust company, The Safe Deposit Company of Pittsburgh, for permanent, experienced, and secure administration of estates and trusts rather than a personal executor.
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Safe Deposit Company of
Pittsburg
Iuin
County Sues Ex Sheriff Gray and Bondsmen for Shortage
County Solicitor Geyer filed suit for Allegheny County against ex Sheriff Joseph H Gray and bondsmen David Coon Nathan Brokaw and Dr T A Rex to recover 11176468 on Gray s 1865 67 official bond of 60000 with interest from 1868 The claim lists Sheriff s fees docket taxes advertising and other charges totaling 11454 84 and notes some repayments were made while the balance remains unpaid The action cites Mercer as sworn statement and notes delay to allow settlement by Gray and his bondsmen caused some payments to be made but the remainder remains due
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Joseph H. Gray
Mn Gray
Geyer
Allegheny County
David Coon
Nathan 5. Brokaw
T. A. Rex
Gray
Mercer
Brokaw
Gail
Salafar
Seome
Aviorne
Plum
Tarboro Oil Company Sues Southside Defining in U S Circuit
A motion for judgment in default of a sufficient affidavit of defenses was heard in the U S Circuit Court in the Tarboro Oil Company versus Southside Defining Company matter. The case concerns a contract price dispute over cottonseed output and sale proceeds, with estimated recovery around $7,500.
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U. S Circuit
Tarboro Oil Company
Southside Defining Company
Williamsport
Hill Bargwin
Sn She Bion
Metheiet
Teetas
Tarboro C Company i
Caine
Eebon
New York
Minor criminals tried for assault and larceny in district court
A number of defendants appeared in the criminal court yesterday. M Beatty and J Donahoe were tried for aggravated assault and battery on John Cook and found guilty. EJ Jones was tried for larceny of eight towels from Mary Fan ven nomen ae larceny. Brown is on trial on a separate matter. Alderman Barns.
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M. Beatty
J. Donahoe
John Cook
Jte
EJ. Jones
Mary Fan
Vie
Brown
Alderman Barns
Local Board Elects New Inspector And Appoints Officials
Tadge Acheson and Supervisor Fahrenbach with Collector Barr led the Board of Designators in selecting George H. Atkinson as unit officer, a former inspector, followed by Mr. Sullivan who resumes a supervisory role.
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Tadge Acheson
Iorues Weaaee
Fahrenbach
D. 0. Barr
Board of Designators
George H. Atkinson
Mi ‘van
Sullivan
Trial Lists for Common Pleas and Criminal Court
The document lists cases in Common Pleas No. 1 including Wittner versus Wittner Jasberger versus Crawford et al and others against railroads and companies. It also lists Common Pleas No. 1 Marietta versus Pennsylvania Railroad Company and related suits along with several criminal court Commonwealth cases and named defendants.
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Common Pleas No
Wittner
Jasberger
Crawford Et al
Eoskauif
McGee
Savage Va
Allegheny Valley Railroad Company
Batley
Carnegie Bros. & Co
Marietta
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Mickel
People’s Mutual Accident Association
Kellys Sears
Moran
Lioyd Va
Scott Va
Brisayelm
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
Aew
Samuel Maxwell
Fou Fishal
Mary Manley
Morphy
Frank aati _ hagas
Joseph Cohen
James B. Henry Lee
Potton Satin
Frank James Acer
Nae Strauk
Walter Serer
Masked Raiders Force Farmer From Bed In Ixp Country
In Crothersville Indiana yesterday at 1 am, 30 masked men broke into the home of Andy Sipte dragged him from bed and shot him through the body in a likely fatal wound after demanding he leave the country. They then moved to John Warner’s house tied him to a tree and whipped him severely. No motive is known.
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Crothersville
Andy Sipte
John Warner
Mormons Take All Legislative Positions in Diab Filled
The Utah Legislature convened with Governor Thomas urging steps to align Utah with the general government. Richards, a Mormon, was elected President of the Council and James Sharop Jr., Speaker of the Lower House. Minor officials are also Mormon. Engineers work resumed as a survey corps from Pittsburg prepared line work across the county.
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Satr Laka
Utah
Thomas
Richards
James Sharrop, Jr
Lower Houm
Tapaclas
Bzprozp
Pittsburg
Old Army Surgeon Endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remed
A prominent Eastern Town physician while home for a few days praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remed as highly effective for cold symptoms. He attributes his belief to a personal experience with his own child and notes multiple local sellers offering the remedy.
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Chamberlain
E. G. Stuckey
Pena Ave
Cor
Wylie
Markell
Fifth Ave
Paleyce Federal
BeStore
Chestnut Streets
Cloak Burgaluc and Beaver Cheviot Jackets at Sale
Bargain outerwear listing shows cloaks and jackets in beaver and cheviot fabrics, with discounts from higher prices. Items include striped and plain beaver pieces, plush seal accents, and a seal plush jacket priced around 9.99 to 15.75 in a compact sale page.
Bargain Ribbons and Fine Dress Goods Promotion
Three large sepponents Andersons sephyra arso new Scotch sephyrs and French satinesworthy offered in a display of ribbons at 25 cents. Campnett and Dick advertise 22 and 30 inch fancy ribbons to attract buyers. Jos Holns & Co. promotes Paris patterns and London suitings below importing costs on Penn Avenue.
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Arso
Eribbons
Campnett & Dick
Paris
London
Jos. Holns & Co
Penn Avenue
The People’s Store Sale on Fifth Avenue
Fine plushes reduced to 3T3¢ and 54 cents with claims of the best values ever shown. Advertised items include iron black silk and other goods, with references to dealers and prices, suggesting a dramatic clearance sale at The People’s Store on Fifth Avenue.
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People’s Store
Fifth Avenue
Ogamieri. & Dicx
Morrison Sues Against Brother Over Tarentum Property
John M. Morrison filed testimony before a commissioner on a proceeding by Mrs. Ot Andean against her brother John Sibel. The record shows the parties own a shanty in Tarentum valued about $1,000 and Hamisand weak Se8 may live there. The case concerns property held by the siblings and related claims.
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John M. Morrison
John Sibel
Tom Hamisand
Tarentum
New Outing Flannels Open This Week
Store announces new outing flannels with choice designs and colorings at 40c a yard. Ussolvevs and CKE promote the sale as the week begins.
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Ussolvevs & Cke
Crayon Framed and 13 Cabjects Por Aupents Elite Gallery
An odd listing notes a crayon framed piece and thirteen subjects by unidentifiable authors gathered for an Elite Gallery display on Banter Street in Fe. The fragment hints at a local art exhibit with unconventional framing and unnamed artists.
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Elite” Gallery
Banter St
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