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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1890

Page

8

Rights of States and Aberdeen Outrage Debate

The Senate debated federal jurisdiction over crimes in states, condemning the Aberdeen assaul t on Henry Faunce and Secretary Proctor. Senators argued about federal election interference, state rights, and protections for African Americans, with Ingalls, Walthall, and George clashing over constitutional power and remedies. The session adjourned without action.

Senate Mrr Ingalls Wasarscox Chandler United States Mississippi Henry J. Faunce Aberdeen Miss Walthall Congress Kanse Mr. Ingalls Fr. Walthall Proctor Republican Party Indiana OCM New York Hudson West Plains Dakota Banas Faance Kanasa Kansas Mr. George Spooner Department of Justice George Wilson Iowa Texas South North

Western dispatchs claim Crook misled on Apache removal move

General Crook rejects plans to move Geronimo and his followers to Fort Sill arguing the Apaches are broken and teachable. He faults reports from Chatto and other scouts and asserts Arizona critics exaggerate danger while planning to relocate under pressure.

Carenco Crook Indiana Alabama Florida Washington Fort Sill Indian Territory Geronimo Arizona Chatto Gale Wood Fort Pickens Miles

Increase in Livestock Stock Across Seven States

The American Live Stock Commission Company reports from 150 counties in seven principal livestock states show a moderate rise in cattle and hog numbers and a clear improvement in condition compared with a year ago.

Kansas City American Live Stock Commission Company

Bargains in Ladies Gloves at Jos Horve Co Stores

After stock taking bargains slash prices on gloves with fleece lined silk at 28c, fleece lined kid gloves 50c, cashmere gloves 250, leather gloves at 150, and others from 3 to 5 dollars. Limited stock.

Jos, Horve & Co Penn Avenue

Capes Discounted At Jon Honnie Co Stores

Persian capes cut to 7 50 and 12 dollars Adrakhan capes reduced to 450 Directoire cloth capes lowered to 340 6 and 8 dollars Old-Fashioned White Fringed Marseilles Bereau covers listed at 23 cents ELL and Dick Pean Avenue stores provide the pricing details of these textile items.

Adrakhan Directoire ELL & Dick Bereau Jon Honnie & Co Pean Avenue

Graff Answer in Iron Works Suit Claims No Fraud

John Graff of Graff Bennett & Co answers the Cherry Valley Iron Works case alleging fraud in the assignee sale. He says the intrinsic value was about 500000, doubts fraud occurred, and notes insolvence of his firm. Other creditors’ suits and verdicts are listed with varied outcomes and amounts.

Graff John Graff Graff, Bennett & Co Cherry Valley Iron Works Judge Bailey Sssignes Mesers, Pickands Friend J. M. Bailey Gsaignes Grail

Heirs Contend Over Sale of Martha McD Smith Estate

An Orphans Court hearing examined executor EB Wolfe Jr seeking permission to sell estate property to pay debts. Valued around 500000 with 125000 in claims, heirs dispute whether to sell Sixth Street and Liberty Avenue real estate or other Allegheny properties, with a plan to build a ten story stone building. Judge Over reserved his decision after argument by Guthrie, Cunningham for objectors and Jennings for the executor and other heirs.

Mra. Smith Orphans' Court Mra Martha McD. Smith EB. Wolfe, Jr Orphans’ Court Pittsburg Allegheny Sixth Street Liberty Avenue Luther H., Z. McD George H. Smith

Rough on a Teacher Miss Hutten Guilty of Assault

In Reynoldton borough Miss Adda L Hutten a school teacher was convicted of assault and battery on Maude Lauderbach a 10 year old pupil. The father W J Lauderbach testified that she whipped the girl with a rattan for disobedience in not learning a spelling lesson. The jury accepted the charge and the judge noted the teacher may have exceeded her authority.

Gality

Bridge charter filed for Monongahela crossing project

A charter was recorded for the South Thirty-Fourth Street Bridge Company to construct a Monongahela River crossing from South Thirty-fourth Street to Second avenue and Greenfield avenue in Ward Twenty-Third. Capital stock is $50,000 in 500 shares of $100 each with listed directors.

Recorder's Office South Thirty-Fourth Street Second Avenue Greenfield Avenue Twenty-third Ward John P. Msabare Gongs Walter Tarar Toney Ares J Schlersitzaver Lorenz Walker

Evans suit vs Blacks and Jackson estate proceeds to trial

The case of Thomas D. Evans against John W. Black and wife and Sarat L. Black as administrators of George and Mary A. Jackson deceased, is on for trial. The defendants allege the plan was only a bid submission during hotel construction.

Thomas D. Evans John W. Black Sarat L. Black George Mary A. Jackson Old Petra

Estate of Accountant S T Reddick In Probate

Estate listing names from the probate docket includes S T Reddick administrator C O Reddick and co respondents Elizabeth Lauderbach Wm Knoderer Catharine Nichel John M Edmondson N B Domingo F BR Stoner John O Donnell Wm O Donnell and others Emily A Hain Louisa Hankey Mary C Hern F H Eaton with associated notes and parties in a civil probate matter.

S. T. Reddick C. O. Reddick Elizabeth Lauderbach Wm. Knoderer Catharine Nichel John M. Edmondson N. B.C Louisa Hankey Mary C. Hern F. H. Eaton

United States Guarantee Company Charter Filed

The United States Guarantee Company, a new certified charter filed in the County Clerk's office, lists Horace Porter Russell Sage John Paton H W Cannon Edward F Winslow T C Murray Jay O Mom E Erquhart George Cappel Calvin B Brice Edward Rawlings O Quler and George S Scott as organizers. Capital stock is 200000 fully paid with 2000 shares, 1001 held by the Guarantee Company of North America. Major shareholders include Fred L Anis F D Armour George M Pollman Thomas L Barrett Calvin B Brice Morris K Jessup J Pierrepont Morgan Porter Russell Sage and George S tt.

New Youk Horace Porter Russell Sage John Paton H. W. Cannon Edward F. Winslow T. C. Murray Jay O. Mom E. Erquhart George Cappel Calvin Brice Edward Rawlings 0. Quler George Scott United States Guarantee Company Guarantee Company of North America Fred L. Anis Boston F. D. Armour George M. Pollman Chicago Thomas L. Barrett Louisville Ohio Morris K. Jessup J. Pierrepont Morgan Porter

United Mine Workers Adopt Defense Fund Plan

The United Mine Workers closed their sessions with a defense fund provision. Each member will contribute 25 cents monthly until May 1 and 15 cents thereafter for the treasury to aid miners locked out or on strike, at 350 dollars per week, with local districts able to set up district funds.

CoLtumsEvs United Mine Workers Committee On Defense Fund General Treasury

Chicago First to Use Dynamo Current in Telegraph Service

A Chicago Western Union Telegraph Company office announces a major shift to dynamo currents, replacing zinc copper sulphate batteries. The change, tested in New York on main lines, marks Chicago as the first telegraph office worldwide to employ dynamo current for all service classes.

Chicago Western Union Telegraph Company New York

Deafness sound discs gain rapid Irish adoption

The Deaf in Ireland Find a Good Thing, Drearm, January 27 reports that H. A. Wales of Bridgeport Connecticut created sound discs for the deaf and their use has produced marvelous results in many cases across Ireland.

Ireland Drearm H. A. Wales Bridgeport Conn

Hotel Bon Air Aims to Welcome Winter Travelers in Augusta

With growing winter travel to Middle Georgia the need for good accommodations rises. Citizens of Augusta have built the Hotel Bon Air in a delightful location near the city. Its climate and surroundings make it an ideal winter resort.

Middle Georgia Augusts

Norman draught horses arrive at Arnheim Stock Co stables

Thirty head of Norman draught horses arrived at the Arnheim Stock Co stables, 52 Second Ave, Pg., Pa. Each horse weighs 1400 to 1600 pounds with some closely matched teams. A good selection of mules of all sizes is also on hand. The stock will be sold at low prices.

Arnheim Ive Stock Co Lim Second Ave

Excursion to Washington City on January thirtieth

The Baltimore and Ohio will sell excursion tickets to Washington good for Baltimore visit, limited to ten days on Thursday January 30 at nine dollars. Call at city ticket office Fifth Avenue and Wood Street early to secure parlor car seats and berths in sleeping car. Train leaves at morning and 9 20 P M. Photographers Hewnprices & Co offering short time only fine work reduced. Bring children. promoção of Panemas products.

Baltimore and Ohio Washington Baltimore Ifth Avenue Wood Street Traiis Hewnprices & Co., Photographers Federal St Allegheny Allegheny City Fred Gebhardt Polio Chas. Lampus Burgoon Ohio St

Rogers Royal Nervine Promises Nervous System Cure

A testimonial advert extols Rogers Royal Nervine as a brain focused remedy for heart kidney and digestion disorders. It claims nerve strengthening relief improves sleep digestion appetite weight and general vitality with a letter from Moses F Feaslee praising three bottles and life renewing effects.

Ryogen Rogers’ Royal Remedies Co Moses F. Feaslee

Court actions and suits proceed in ejectment and contract cases

In the ejectment court of Isaac Wall the Was case was continued to amend the statement. Norman Sieantes Robertoe and wife seek damages for a debt against Etna, now before Judge Blows. John Johnson and James Cairns face a contract suit with a verdict of 4642 for the plaintiff. Katharine Haury sues for divorce from Richard Haley. Christian Sisbert sues Margaret Dollmeyer for damages over injury to gear and orchard theft.

W. A. Rood Albert L. Klaus Veseix Conrad Tragesser Oliver Iron and Steel Company Oll Collier Ee I John J. O’brien Busan Kelly James and Norah Finn Dollar Savings Bank Court House Isaac Wall Seetadeelit Norman Sie Seta Duerek Christian Sisbert Margaret Dollmeyer Agear Com

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