Cora Wyatt Acquitted In Homestead Robbery Trial
Crowded Criminal Court hears verdicts on the Homestead robbery case. Cora Wyatt is acquitted while Mrs Clark and Fitzsimmons face convictions for entering a building to commit a felony and larceny. Jury returns verdict after midday deliberations. other listed defendants appear in proceedings and schedule updates follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Slagle
Collier
Single
Mr. Reardon
Laura Snowden
Cox
Charles Clark
Cora Weratt
Laura Snowdenweethes
Mra Crick
Fitzsimmons
Been Clark
Charles M. Clark
Cora Wyatt
Clark
Mrs. Clark
Equity ruling on James Marshall estate trust
Judge Hawkins held the will created a valid active trust for the Marshall children Harriet Watson James Julia and Anna Frances with equal share at age two. The case addressed trust duration and whether oil lease proceeds were corpus or income while minors, concluding no discrimination among siblings and that accumulated income would be paid at majority.
City Attorney seeks viewers for sewer cases in Common Pleas
City Attorney W C Moreland asks judges Slogle Sud Collier to appoint viewers for 63 sewer cases. He cites the Thirty third street sewer as the key project and proposes R H Lee Ro Hunt Norman May on a board, noting cost and competence concerns with the existing viewers and suggesting Col E J Allen as a good replacement. Attorneys were given until 10 this morning to name associates and file petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Moreland
Slogle Sud Collier
Common Pleas
Yesterlay
Mr. Moreland
R. H. Lee
Ro. Hunt
Norman May
Thirty-third Street
M. A. Woodward
Legis Istinn Am
Woodward
Flh Fon
S. M. Shields
Moreland
Everridely
Oll
E J. Allen
Colonal Allen
Judie
Sentences Imposed by Judges Slagle and Collier
Yesterday in Criminal Court Judges Slagle and Collier issued sentences for multiple offenses. Henrt Smith received ten days in jail for felonious assault. larceny defendants include Jane Bartholomay and Peter Harrington with various jail terms. McKabe faces two years to the penitentiary. Fitzgerald and Davis sent to a reformatory. others fined or sentenced to workhouse or jail for liquor or immoral acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slagle
Collier
Slaele
Henrt Smith
Janes Bartholomay
M Dars
Michael Barrett
Peter Harrington
Edward Trubicon
Bors
Patrick McKabe
M. Fitzgerald
H. Tenfel
F. Davis
Houstingdon
Harry Champers
David Larimer
David Hines
Peter Madison
Abraham Harvey
Next Week's Trial Lists in Criminal Court
Weekly list of cases to be called in the Criminal Court next week. Monday docket includes J Igonowski and T Kluczowskie among others. Multiple defendants such as W Richardison, Joseph Alexnovitch, Harry Cohen, and Frank Brogan appear on the roster with several others listed for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
J. Igonowski
T. Kluczowskie
Joseph Geyer
Jo Kramer
William Beadhing
Harry Beaching
Rovert Beaching
Charles Welsburg
Frank Brogan
Thomas Bregan
Will
Will of Anna Keitz probate filed in Pittsburg
The late Anna Keitz probate filing lists a February 28 1890 will. Bequests include 2000 to Second Evangelical Lutheran St Pauls Church and 200 to same church for grave upkeep, 2000 to Concordia Orphans Home, 5000 to Martin Luther Orleans Home, 200 to K Poehler, 3 to Eva Martin, and the balance to Rev Nicholas Goergel. Henry Jacob named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Keitz
Pittsburg
Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul's Church
Minersville
Evangelical Lutheran Concordia Orphans’ Home
Sane Institution
Martin Luther
Sonny Longs Handiwork Memorial to D A Johnston
Clerk Long of the Criminal Court completed a memorial in the court minute book for the late District Attorney Johnston. The one page shows a likeness and birth and death dates. the other page depicts the goddess of fame. Resolutions of the Bar Association and court remarks were included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk Long
Criminal Court
Johnston
Bar Association
Secured a citation in Douglass estate case
W L Douglass filed in Orphans Court for a citation against Safe Deposit Co to require an accounting as administrator of the estate of Margaret Douglass murdered May 15 18W The petitioner a creditor says no account has been filed though over a year since appointment The court issued the citation J Edward Myers her nephew and sole heir is in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Douglass
Orphans’ Court
Safe Deposit Company
Margaret Douglass
Miss Douglass
J. Edward Myers
Testimony Begun in Love Divorce Case in Sewickley
Taking of testimony in the divorce suit of Louis Love against M. D. Love of Sewickley began before Master W F McDonald yesterday afternoon. C A Sullivan appeared for the libellant and Cashly and Richardson for the respondent. Objections led to exclusion of others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Louis Love
M. D. Love
Sewickley
W. F. McDonald
C. A. Sullivan
Cashly
Richardson
Orters
Criminal Court Names in Commonwealth Case List
A Commonwealth criminal court record lists defendants including William Irwin William Caughey Howard Venn John Schank B H Walker A Snyder Andy Yost Martin Kobonoss Patrick Connelly Owen McKay and James F McCleary in a formal court filing. The document enumerates multiple individuals tied to the case with formal designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Commonwealth Va
William Irwin
William Caughey
Howard Venn
John Schank
B. H. Walker
A. Snyder
Andy Yost
Martin Kobonoss
Patrick Connelly
Owen McKay
James F. McCleary
Widow Receives Transfer of Retail Hamies License
Yesterday William B. King deceased township Indiana license transferred to widow Catharine King. Executions issued: Pasadena National Bank vs Josiah W. Guy for 1425.33, J M Scott fee 840, plus others. Kelley case: Pittsburg Incline Plane Company sued for damages from incline and machinery. In criminal court John Welsh acquitted of mayhem. William Stailey found guilty of unlawful wounding. Dispatch notes Well written cable letters covering all Capitals to appear tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Welsh
James Colver
William Stailey
William Donaldson
Blaine Cornerstone Laying and Lot Sales Event
A celebration at Blaine on the Monongahela on Thursday July 16 features free cars and a free boat with music. The Blaine Land Improvement Company will lay the cornerstone at a brick plant for the American Wals Safe and Lock Manufacturing Company, announce job-ready buildings and bridge construction to Elizabeth. First sale of lots to occur the same day with no early prices, and round trips from Pittsburgh offered with maps and details by Charles Somers & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Monongahela
Blaine Land Improvement Company
American Wals, Safe and Lock Manufacturing Company
S Bridge
Elizabeth
Eee
Charles Somers & Co
Fourth Avenue
Forni
Pitteburg
Bellevennon
First of the season Allegheny Valley rail special
An early season Allegheny Valley Railroad sale lists July 14 departures to Toronto and return at 8:20am from Union Station with Eastlake coaches and Pullman parlor buffet cars. Fares include Niagara Falls return 8, Lake Chautauqua 5. tickets valid 15 days. Also catalog of ladies hats muslin gowns and silk gloves on sale at Jos Hose & Co and related stores.
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Toronto
Canada
Niagara Falls
Lake Chautauqua
Union Station
Eastlake
uThs
Pastors and People in Pittsburg Orthodoxy Center
Philadelphia and Pittsburg are the two Presbyterian strongholds with about half the city churches Presbyterian. East Liberty Church spawned 15 local congregations. Rev. Dr. Mollville remains vigorous as his ministry expands to Lawrenceville Shadyside Oakland Wilkinsburg Swissvale Squirrel Hill Verona Braddock.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Allegheny
United
Cumberland
East Liberty
East Liberty Church
Lawrenceville
Shadyside
Oakland
Wilkinsburg
Swissvale
Squirrel Hill
Verona
Braddock
Bri
Pennsylvania
Sunday Services in Pittsburg Churches
Summary of church services across Pittsburg areas listing times and pastors for U P and M E congregations. Includes Elcutet Parssrrentam Craorca and numerous churches on Boyd streets, North Highland avenue, Grant street, and Southside with morning and evening preaching and union services at Silver Lake Grove.
Sunday church services and sermons listed across Sandusky area
Multiple congregations announce morning and evening worship with titled sermons. Rev. D Mee Nydaemacstories, Rev. A Kinter, Rev J H Miller, Rev J W Sproul, Rev S B McCormick and others lead services on Sunday at 10:30 am and 7:45 pm with topics including The Lamb of God Deliverance From Evil The Eclecticism of Hosea The Greatest Thing In the World and The Blessing of Obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourra U. P. Cavecn
Montgomery Avenue
D. M. Ee
Nixon Street
Bartist Caverce
Huston
Lamb of God
Grant Avenues
Jerusalem
Cestral
Carroni
Commer Anderson
Lacock Streets
B. McCormick
Y. P
Canton
Franklin and
Manhattan
W. McCorkle
New M E Church Dedication and Summer Services Planned
De I C Pensurxa will preach morning and evening and lead the dedicatory services of the new M E Church in North Baltimore. No evening service until September. First Congregational Brad dock hosts annual Sunday school picnic at Kinney Grove on Thursday July 1A. Warren ME Congregation Pittsburg holds camp meeting at White Hall near Verner's Grove beginning July 1 with Rev Watson assisted by prominent ministers. Trains depart Baltimore and Ohio at 8 50 am 1 pm and 4 pm. SNAP SHOTS features an old fashioned farmer photographed in town. see tomorrow's Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. I. C. Pensurxa
M. E
North Baltimore
Betteree Preservemran Cronce
Newton Donaldson
Goodness
Mercy
Tee First Congregational Church
Braddock
Kinney’s Grove
A FAIR WARNING TO TRUSTS IN ILLINOIS
A new Illinois law punishes both buyers and sellers in trusts and price controlled articles. Grocers and manufacturers face penalties for agreements that fix card rates, with wholesalers resisting binding contracts. The article questions possible impacts on item values and market stability. Recreation notes preview Rose Terry Cooke describing Pittsfield and Lenox as ideal summer spots.
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Crtcaco
Rose Terry Cooke
Pittsfield and
Lenox
Dispatch
Ordinance for Fire Bureau facilities discussed by underwriters
The Board of Underwriters sought explanation of a new ordinance to expand fire bureau facilities. Chief Brown met Mayor Gourley to delay action until a meeting. The ordinance passed the council and awaits the mayoral signature. a meeting with the underwriters is planned for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Underwriters
Bureau of Fire
Brown
Gourley
Bown
Deathbed confession ties nine year old murder to family near Lancaster
A frail family near Lancaster Wisconsin says on her death bed she killed her daughter in law nine years ago after the woman was found shot the day after marriage. The husband was arrested but never stood trial. Also notes an obituary for James Hurley at the City Poor Farm who died of consumption aged seventy leaving a wife and two children. Special sales report on lace and patterns from Jos Homma & Co.
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Lancaster
Wis
Here
Marki
James Hurley
City Poor Farm
Second Avenue
Insane Department
Jefferson Center
T. W. Phillips
Eichenlaub
Keim Farm
Bonnie Brook
Phillips
Donohue
Cield Township
Longe Farm
Kiffer & Co
H. Logan
Jefferson Center Pool
Thorn Creek
Excursion to Atlantic City Event Notice
Reminder for an excursion to Atlantic City next Thursday July 16 via the B and O R R with trains at 3:15 PM and 9:20 PM. Pullman parlor and sleeping cars available. Also notices advertising gloves and flannel products from local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Oil Drilling Blitz Across Butler County Fields Rushes Tested
Reports from Butler County describe widespread leasing and drilling activity. Many wells, including McCurdy McDonald belt and Forest Oil tests, push toward the sand with several producers yielding promising results and volumes.
Scandal in Ottawa Public Works records admission
Chief Engineer Perley testified before the Privileges and Elections Committee that Owen Murphy offered a jewelry gift worth 1885 dollars, which Perley had accepted. Murphy belongs to a public works contracting firm tied to bribery allegations involving the Minister of Public Works and MP McGrory. Perley lamented the indiscretion, said he planned to repay, and rumors say he may resign.
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Ottawa
Ont
Perley
Public Works Department
Privileges and Elections Committee
Owen E.i Murphy
Murphy
Public Works
Bargain Sale at A. G. Campbell & Sams on Fifth Avenue
Read a column listing discounted gloves and clothing at A. G. Campbell & Sams 27 Fifth Avenue. Items include B and B Ladies white chamois mousquetaire gloves, Cheviot fabrics and Madras shirts, and boys star waists with prices slashed from high figures to low. also noted are Inox Crry Been trade boosts and new silk gloves offered at reduced prices. Telephone number 1136 appears for inquiries.
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Cheviot
Madras
Oxford
A. G. Campbell & Sams
Fifth Avenue
Telephone
Summer Special $5 Monthly Catarrhal Treatment Offer
Dr Copeland offers July and August treatment at five dollars per month with all medicines supplied. Applies to old and new patients including mail patients. Treatment continues until cure or change in condition for all diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Cure Promised for Catarrhal Troubles by Drs Copeland Hall
A testimonial from A. Jones of Pittsburgh praises Dr. Copeland and Dr. Hall for a rational scientific treatment of catarrhal ailments. Jones describes four years of frequent colds headaches nasal obstruction and dizziness and says after a short course he improved and now feels better than ever and offers verification for skeptics.
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Copeland
Jones
Seinen
Station Street
E. E
Pittsburg
Representative Men Endorse Copeland and Hall Physicians
J G Frazier architect from Pittsburgh praises Copeland and Hall for relief from chronic catarrh after seeking their care. Restaurateur J O Moore from Pittsburgh also credits them with curing his serious troubles and endorses their treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G. Frazier
Kirkwood Street
Pittsburg
Drs
Drs. Copeland & Hall
Dra. Co
Hall
J.O. Moore
Copeland & Hall
Catarrh Patients Cite Dr Copeland's Home Treatment
A list of cured catarrh patients references Dr Copeland's home treatment. Miss Ida Holmes Leechburg Pa Miss Ella Agnew Parkers Tentiley Monongahela City Pa Miss Currie Coulter Monongahela City Pa ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE BY MAIL Mr J H Ward New Castle Pa says the home treatment benefited him. Mr W D McLaren Warren Pa says the home treatment relieved his catarrhal troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Ida Holmes
J. H. Ward
New Castle
W. D. McLaren
Warren, Pa
Dr.Copeland
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Cora
Clarks
Sam Riding
John Cahill
John Keefe
Christ Lucas
Fred Schutte
Emil Redig
Charles Guenther
Max Heman
Alex Stenbner
Christ Lewis
George Klaus
P. J. Smith
Antonio Litchwort
Leni Spracue
Carvan Haseean
Aaiy” Aang Kamemel Edwards
Sandy J Tyndy Travers
John McKeever
W. H. Ainsworth
Join Ermer
Thomas Martin
Joseph Petrosko
Franza Cieno
Edward Riley
Alex Dunn
Thatday
Rsdherd
F. Price
Moses Diccson
J. &. Dawson
Mary Mullen
Alees Zehnder
M.D. Peterman
John Halgan
Lewis W. Bender
Michael Hart
Christ Turns
William M. Crais
John Erb
Jacob Johnston
Samuel Fenwick
John Wright
Frenk Zimmer
Kate Wetwine
Lene de Pritay Ohb Ryan
Will Jay
Mary Scha
Joseph Aran
Lo Farrington
Michael Hanley
Charlies Harvey
Sonny Long
Eucrope
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Jos. Hose & Co
Penn Avenue
Bocas & Bunn
A. G.campsrit & Soxs
Bargates
Jos. Homer & Co
Wassixetos Merzonist
Protestant Curren
Virginia
Bigham Streets
F. Crowther
Young ‘S
Ring
Asirep
Perserverian Carron
Collins Avenue
East End
R. M. Russell
J. R. Dill
Topeka
Kan
Oak Lawnd
U.P
P. U
William J. Reid
D. D
Elcutet
Craorca
Pota
Frost U. P. Croreen
Seventh Avenue
William J. Keld
M. E. Cavnen
G. W. Izer
Sca.a
Ceertral Cretstrax Catron
Comer Pride
Colwell Streets
O. H. Phillips
Manefield
St. Mars’s Mewontan Aerodpawen Carros
North Highland Avenue
W. E. Donaldson
J. S. Nicholls
Fritox
Cavece
G W. Brown
Paul
Loreena
Grant Street
Edmund Belfour
Herron
Eecs
McCierland
EtenTs Sreeet Eerokuep Prressytertas Cronca
Key
D. McAllister
Qaktanp Bartitst Cerrone
Bates
Oy Wood
Butler Streets
Smapy Avenue
Bartist Cavires
W. A. Stanton
VW A
Borning Poech
God
East Explantettas Cureca
H. K. Pendleton
Silver Lake Grove
Knox
Knox U. P
Devillier
Wyllie Streets
American Protestant Association
America
Butler Street
A. E. Linn
Fist Astrantax Carree
Diamond
Ross Streets
Charles E. St. John
Nevis Woopatne
First Reformed Presbyterian Church
Monsixestpe Cuarc
Morming
Gna Presbyterian Carel
Rvecings Foreign Resn Church
Secomp Meraopist Protestant Cavron
Southside
R. m
Grace English Lutheran Congregation
Seblingman's Hall
Mt. E. Oo
Jesus
Highland Avenue
John Weidley
Silver Lake
Fmet Presbyterian Cavaca
Wood Street
George T. Purves
First
Third Presbyterian
A. C
J. D. Moffat
Washington and Jefferson College
Grack Rerowmep
Webster Avenue
John 4
Prugh
Holy Commounion
Fourth Avenue Baftirst Church
Ross Street
H. C
Smithfield Street Methodistee
Semypraciane Secosp
Prissrretian Cwonon
Peatarapue and
Sépuboneunes
Env
Allegheny Churches
Brena Vista Street
M. E. Cranes
J. H. Miller
F. Uw
Stoffer
Trusts
Jos
Homma & Co
Ladi Reed Geiesa
Sonen Bom
Fersea
He. Jos. & Co
Zenn Avenue
McCurdy
McDonald
Butler County
McDonald Basin
Forest Oil Company
Wright
Ewing
Oakdale
Holmes & Co
W. KE. Ewing
J. M. Guffey
M. Murphy
Guffey
Jennings & Murphy
Susan Herron
McDonald Field
Clark & Bannister
Butler
Chartiers Oil Company
Jules Chartier
Patterson Pool
Jack, Emerson & Guffey
Andrews
JJ. H. Guifey
Adams
Black
Emerson
Aiken
J. H. Ewing
W.L. Mellon
Palmer
Zelienople
J. Oe
Sholtz
Harmony
Webber
Saxoxporg
Webber Nesescare
Guffey & Queen
Glascoe Farm
Goldfield
Bakerstown
Moon
Kanawha Oil Company
Hood
Mellon
Meeks
Orion Oil Company
Onstott
Itesels
Bowman
Augusta Oil Company
Curry
Fisher Oil Company
Liebfried
Noulett
Herman
Parkersburg
W. Va
Thoming
Rock House Glen
Kenoga
Land Company
Monongaahela Crry
Monongahela Gas Comney
Linton
West Pike Run
Ee Wilson
West and Deems Rigs
Lindsey Hetherington
Bentleysville
Snee
Izabeth
Wray
Philadelphia Gas Company
Skilley
Parkinson
West Virginia
Archer's
St. Mary’s
Ohio
Belmont
Downey, Collins & Co
Hartin
Mandeville
Wesley Farm
Billy Boyle
Hendershot
Barnsdale
Braden
Wood
Ely
Néelay
Sistersville
Tennant
Stewart Farm
South Penn Oil Company
Metz
Stamford
Middle Island
Stewart & Caldwell
Gale
George Riggs
Eureka
Petersville
Wick & Thompson
Basley
Christie Bros
McClellan
Graham
Iift
Campbell & Johnson
Darbach
Liorit Crrex
Slagle & Lints
J. E. Dambach
Mouppy Creek
Rowley & Co
Inish Co
Hockenberry
Alexander & Co
Ripper
Near Old Harmony
Tate & Patterson
Allen
Kocher
Gibson & Gaha
McGinley
Wise Bros. & Co
Lesner
Campbell & Murphy
Greenard Heirs
Watters
Russell Bros
Martin
Lupher Bros. & Clark
Craig, Phillips & Co
Russell Broa
Forest County
Marionville
Wood & Young
Jenks
Giles, Gibson & Arters
Warren
E. 0
Black & Emerson
Titusville
Glen T. Braden
Oil City
National Transit Company
E. W. Fink
Evans & Mandeville
Olean
Ed MelIntyre
Bradford
Bovnard & Seyfung
P. Boyer
T. F. Mullin
Robert L. Edgett
Clevelawn
T. R. Roberts
Carnarvon
Wales
Canadian Board of Public Works
Mes
Jonn Homse & Co
Boaco & Buhl
Jos. Hose’? & Go
A. 8. Jones
Frankston Avenue
Pittsberg
Dus
Coretano
Hart
Sixth Avenue
DES. Copeland & Hall
Bixth Avenue
Bioop
Grongse W. Seawit
Montpellier
Williams Co
Genuloe
Milwaukee
Peck
F. Hiscix
Broadway
OIL Well Supply CO
Water Street
Pittsburg, PA
Ireland & Hughes
Strees and
Bork
Washington
Corry
James M. Lambing
Corrt, PA
Standard Oil CO
Mera Printers
Apthas
Pia
Thery Indie
A Landard Oil Company
Duquesne Way
Tishubg
Pas
Whittier
Fenn Avenue
Patna
Eestinst
Tsier
Faun
M. Tole
DR Whittier
Sié Penn Avenue
Eusshare
Sas
MAD
T. A. A. Id Chemical, CO
Chica Uesnemacy
Lastthield
A. J. Esercher
Federal St
Dortors Lake
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