Coils of the Law and Guilty Pleas in Court
In yesterday’s criminal court Patrick Conley of McKeesport pled guilty to liquor without license and was fined 550 dollars and four months in the workhouse. Frank Acammer admitted aiding William Stair’s escape and received thirty days in the workhouse. Several others faced charges ranging from larceny of revolvers to gambling houses with varied sentences, acquittals, or ongoing trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Conley
McKeesport
Charles Moore
Frank Acammer
William Stair
Beck
Millvale
E L. C. Gosnell
Charles Stewart
Riter & Armstrong
Frankstown Avenue
Arthur Portzer
Theobald Fleckensie
Henry Frendenberg
Spring Garden Borough
Frendenberg
William Metz
Metz Ludwig Eisen
J. C. Kennedy & Co
Liberty Street
Huntingdon Reformatory
John McCaffrey
Jane Street
Southside
Herman Crise
Harry R. Johnson
Jane
Ross Street
Frank Kohler
Daniels
Wilkins Street
Island Avenue
Allegheny
Michael Cooney
Magee
Ceprtayten
Second Avenue Passenger Railway Company
Joseph Snyder
Henry Knauff
Ewing
P. Leblich
Commonwealth v Dippendecker et al
A criminal court case listing numerous defendants including Henry Dippendecker Matthew Howard Fangott Miller Thomas Prince William Yeager Frank Starr Mary Quinney and others. The long roster appears in a docket style entry for the Commonwealth case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
Henry Dippendecker
Matthew Howard
Fangott Miller
Thomas Prince
William Yeager
Frank Starr
Mary Quinney
W. W. Stiver
Sam Jones
Annie Durkin
Harry J.clair
Grant Reed
Edmonia Banks
Martha Green
Sarah Kerr
Adam Long
P. B. Duffy
Charles Devillen
David Pace
Margaret Evans
Thomas Harris
Henry Lober
RH. Mayo
William Plankuck
Lizzie Plankuck
Rose Bonhego
Kate Corie
Marin McNulty
Thomas McNulty
Olfo Moring
Jobo Koch
William Sexton
John Hogan
Stores Brown
Joel Crawford
Matthew Rapp
Christ Huebner
John Lavendovitz
Thomas Cook
Archy Viznisky
William Schaeffer
A. J. Sweitzer
Joe Metzek
Rudolph Peters
Maggie Gamble
Joseph Kosko
C. Jordan
Harris Woman Denies Cruelty in Divorce Suit
In the divorce action of John P. Harris against Lizzie K. Harris an answer was filed by Mrs Harris yesterday. She denies the charge and says she has suffered cruelty from her husband since their marriage on August 20 1890. He deserted her September 19 1891. She asks that the suit be dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Harris
Lizzie K. Harris
Woman Held as Counterfeiters Agent in Chicago
Secret Service Captain Porter held Annie Nassile to the federal grand jury as an alleged agent for a gang producing bogus five dollar notes. The notes imitate the 1880 series five dollar bill with evident lithographic flaws and thicker paper, believed to be printed elsewhere and circulated by Italian crates in Chicago and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caiiaco
Porter
Secret Service
Federal Grand Jury
Treasury
Annie Nassile
United States
J. N. Heston
Tamany Devoted to Cleveland. Chief Croker Sees Cubs Boost Vote
Portage Wisconsin July 6 W J Westlake president of the Portage Cleveland and Stevenson Club reports a letter from Richard Croker head of Tammany Hall. Croker expresses devotion to Democratic principles and pledges the Tigers Cubs will aid in electing Cleveland and Stevenson to the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Stevenson
White House
Eney
Norwegian Conservatives Cheer King Oscar in Oslo Parade
A July 6 report outlines a 12 000 person Conservative procession to the Palace to present an address to King Oscar thanking him for his stance on the Norwegian Consulate. About 50 000 gathered outside as the King appeared and the crowd sang the National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christrania
Oscar
Projectile innovation lauded as a wartime success
Washington July 6 reports say the Ordnance Board views the Justin projectile trials as a success despite acknowledged shortcomings. The device promises improved accuracy on ships, replacing slow pneumatic tubes and offering ordinary horizontal shell firing with potential for combining with powder explosives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Ordnance Board
United States
Canustin
Chinese Immigration Restriction Bill Passed in Parliament
In Ottawa on July 6 the Dominion Parliament discussed Chinese immigration. The government adopted with amendments Mr Gordon’s BC bill to restrict Chinese arrivals. Gordon urged action against what he called a dangerous Pacific Coast element as the bill awaits further consideration. Chapleau promised new regulations to curb bogus return certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Gordon
M. P
British Columbia
Pacific
Chapleau
Customs
Late news in brief from across the globe and state
Cholerine worsens in Paris. A vessel failed to rescue the stranded City of Chicago. Illinois Central tracks flood through Mississippi. A lynching occurs in Jasper Alabama after an attempted assault. France’s Chamber backs the 1900 exposition. German interior minister pledges protection for Hebrews. Canadian finance minister cites canal dispute details. A bridge fire drowns six workers at Fortosa. Two lynched men in Vicksburg linked to multiple crimes. Idaho seeks arms for non union miners. governor declines. Chicago lakefront land dispute headed to court with prominent defendants. Many Chinese entrants to Toronto. fate uncertain. Johnson County raiders face venue change. Rumor of a Milwaukee manhunt for Wilson. World’s Fair exhibits invoice received in Chicago. Escaped prisoners Bly and Snyder face charges. Scientist Robert Garner claims animal language insights. David Meeder sues for $100,000 over malpractice and amputation at Illinois Central yard.
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Ebro
Fortosa
Smith Tooley
John L. Adame
Vicksburg
Idaho
Cour d'Alene
United States
Johnson County
Laramie
Blake
Cheyenne
Portland
Ore
Wilson
Mie Walsh
Milwaukee
West Indies
Frederick A. Ober
Chicago Custom House
John Bly
Peter Snyder
Indian Territory
Sedgewick County
Han
Bly
Oklahoma City
Snyder
el Reno
Columbus
Europe
Africa
Robert Garner
Garner
David & Meeder
Samuel N. Clarkson
J. E. Owen
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Dr. Owen
Meeder
Clarkson
Illinois Central
Owen
Sheldon Heights Promoted as Ideal Chicago Suburban Property
Chicago growth accelerates as population rises. derivate from the World’s Fair end, Sheldon Heights labeled best, highest, driest south side residence. Buyers urged to act now with the McElroy Chamber of Commerce offer for an illustrated guide “The Way to Win.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sheldon Heights
E. & Robt. L. McElroy
Chamber of Commerce
Remark on Chamberlain's Remedy From Wellsville Reader
A Wellsville Kansas resident praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for 14 years of use. He says it resolved stubborn summer illness in children without needing a doctor and declares no medicine equals it.
Five Hundred Plus Suits Offered at Bargain Prices
Over five hundred men's fine suits priced at 7 25 for sale today. The store lists suits worth 15 to 18 dollars now marked 7 95. Small lots of two three and four of a kind remain, offered for less than cost to manufacture at C. Corner Grant and Diamond streets Clothiers.
TWO OF ONE FAMILY MISSING
In Chicago a mother recounts a strange abduction tale linked to the Great Fire. Mrs Burgess reports her 3 year old daughter Kittie wandered off and fears she was taken, recalling that 21 years earlier her son Eddie was stolen from her and later found in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mra DC
H. Burgess
Kittie
Eddie
Milwaukee
Jon
Discount Hosiery and Garment Sale Highlights
A rundown of reduced prices across hosiery and apparel items. Silk and rayon stockings, children's socks, and Misses hosiery see steep cuts from mid to high prices. Clothing and shirts including reefer ties, linen items, ruching, jabots, collars, and undergarments all sold at uniform deeply discounted rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Hosiery Co
Lidenberg
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Tammany
Croker
Tiger
Grover
King Oscar
State Traders' Association
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company
At & Cents
Corner of Sizth
Volksbrau
Eberhardt & Ober Brewing Company
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Fourth Avenue
Real Estate Savings Bank, Lim
Smithfield Street
Cor
Capital
Ghana
Moe & Co
B. Sk Sonna Ena
Boocs & Bunt
Canada
Paris
Tnnge
Mississippi
Jasper
Ala
Terday
Chamber of Deputies
House of Commons
Foster
Finance
le Afonde
Montreal
Harrison
Chilcago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mary A. Attey
Lynn
Mass
City Hall
Asien
Columbia Germantown
Glearange
Hermsdorf
Children’s
Ing
Hopper Bros. &Co
Wood ST
Miss Braddon
Mrs. Oliphant
Charlotte M. Yonge
Blackmore W. Clarke Russell
Wilkie Collins
Walter Besant
Henry Wood
the Duchess
Mrs. Alexander
Mary Cecil Hay
Florence Marryat
Bertha Clay
Jules Verne
Wm. Black
Dickens
Gaborian
Thos. Hardy
Fpouatsa Man & CO
Market Street
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