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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1889

Page

2

Court hears Ruth Powlett at Mervyn murder trial

In Exeter Assizes Ronald Mervyn faces a murder charge as Ruth Powlett travels with Dr. Arrowsmith to the court. The village brims with interest while Ruth debates testifying and the impact on her future.

Garoe’s Arms Jacob Carey Ronald Mervyn Carne Plymouth Exeter Hiram Powlett Mervyn Smith Reuben Claphurst Ruth Hiram Isle of Wight Ruth Powlett Captain Mervyn George Forrester Oald Gulston Margaret Onld Mervyn Dave Mrs. Powlett Hesba Powlett Reneies George Forrester Carne Woods Man Hai Devonshire Mund Tom Man

Braddock Detective Proprieter Faces Delay In Court Conspiracy Case

George Gibson of Gibson Detective Agency and worker W C McCrea were to be heard by Alderman McMaster at 3 pm on a conspiracy and blackmail charge by Diamond Market occupants. Counsels postponed case indefinitely after brief consultation. Victims Owen McCann and Mrs Elizabeth Herst. McCrea jailed on bail default. Prosecutor Thomas M Marshall. defense F W Bennet. More arrests expected.

George Gibson Gibson Detective Agency Braddock W.C. McCrea Alderman McMaster Gibson McCrea Carlisle Owen McCann Elizabeth Herst Thomas M. Marshall F. W. Bennet

Two Days Yield $23895 in Disaster Relief Efforts

Johnstown July report notes Treasurer Thompson disbursed about 8000 dollars daily, totaling 23895 over two days. Authorities discuss liquor sale bans, police pay, and temperance meetings as flood relief continues with 1400 subsisting at commissaries and debris cleanup accelerating amid rebuilding.

Johnsttownn Thompson Judge Cummin Cresson Captain Hamilton Hamilton Johnston Conemaugh Valley Father Field The Red Cross Johnstown Barney Valley Pike Company Moxham Finance Committee Eldridge Main Street Hurlbert Kernville

Foothold in Hayti: Salomon offer to allow U S harbor access

The Star reports President Salomon of Hayti offered the United States absolute right to Mole St Nicolas harbor to establish a coaling station for warships. Blaine's later move to dispatch a commission aimed to learn if Legitime would grant similar concessions. Salomon sought a close U S alliance to secure a stable Hayti government.

Wasuixctos the Star Salomon of Hayti United States Mole St. Nicolas Salomon Blaine State Department Hoyt Legitime

Collision on rail line near Greensburg kills one injures clerk

A night collision ten miles east of Greensburg on the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis line involved a west bound express and an east bound freight that broke in two. An unidentified man was killed and Postal Clerk Cochran was badly hurt.

Greensburg, Inc Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and

Boston Justice of the Peace jails Weddy McDonald in malice charge

Yesterday Justice of the Peace William L. Douglass at Boston near McKeesport committed Weddy McDonald to jail in default of 500 dollars for trial on a charge of malicious mischief. Prosecutor Jacob Yost alleges McDonald placed poison on the road where his cattle could reach it.

William L. Douglass Boston McKeesport

Sugar Trust Accumulates Refined Sugar in Brooklyn Storage

Reports from Trust supporters in New York on July 4 claim large stockpiles of refined sugar in Brooklyn storage cases. Wall Street opinions vary, with some fearing price manipulation to undermine Spreckels, while others say the stockpiling signals market strategy or lack of demand.

Trust New York Ief Brooklyn Suagur Havemeyer, & Elder Havemeyer & Matheson and W Companies Stock Exchange Wall Street Claus Spreckels Philadelphia Spreckels

Invasion of Mor mon flies crowds DuSauguve Iowa streets

Dusougvue Iowa July 16 The city faced a swarm of sand flies emerging from river sand beds. About an inch long with broad wings they clustered around gas and electric lights forcing street closures. They died in large numbers leaving a nauseating odor and municipal crews removing the corpses. Old residents link the heat to an unusually heavy flight.

Dispatch Dusougvuee Iowa

Consul Household Effects Subject to Duty Rules

The Treasury informs William W. Land, U S Consul at Hamburg, that his returning household effects must meet entry requirements and be examined with duties applied, as consuls are not exempt from the usual laws for arriving persons and their effects.

Secretary of the Treasury William W. Land United States Hamburg Germany

Man From Allegheny Declares Kidney Disease Healed

Charles M. Eichenlaub of 189 Federal Street credits six weeks at the Polypathic Medical Institute 0 Penn avenue with cure of Bright's disease and rheumatism. He reports regained appetite and mobility after treatment and invites others to consult at No 40 Penn Avenue with free hours listed.

Charles M. Eichenlaub Federal Street Bright Polypathic Medical Institute Penn Avenue Chas M. Eichenlaub

Winchester Hypophosphite of Lime and Soda Cure Claim

To perfect a cure you must remove the cause. Winchester's hypophosphite of lime and soda supplies the system with oxidizable phosphorus, deficiency of which is a proximate cause of consumption. For bronchitis weak lungs night sweats and throat diseases it is an undoubted remedy. Sold by druggists 1 per bottle. Recommended by physicians, circulars. Winch. & Co., chemists 142 William Street New York.

Winchester Winch. & CO William Street New York

Southern League pitcher Kensinger finds health with doctors

Louis Kensinger, a Pittsburg amateur and Southern League pitcher, describes years of chronic respiratory and cardiac symptoms. After treatment by Drs. Copeland and Blair, his breathing, sleep, hearing, and singing voice improved, enabling him to return to work and public performances with renewed strength.

Louis Keysinger Pittsburg Woolslayer Thirty-ninth Street Peon Avenue Mr. Kensinger Drs. Copeland & Blair Kensinger Lawrenceville Nichols’ Bridge Works Thirtyh Street Butler Street

Plain Talk on Catarrh and Consumption Treatment

Article discusses catarrh as a precursor to consumption and stresses early treatment to restore nutrition and strengthen the constitution. It notes that neglect can lead to lung trouble and asserts that doctors Copeland and Blair publish testimonials only with patient consent, sharing voluntary statements from grateful patients.

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Pittsburgh City Ordinances on Public Works and Bridge Approaches

A compilation of 1889 city ordinances from Pittsburgh detailing establishment of a Public Works Department, grant of track switching rights to L Benz & partners on Water Street and South Thirteenth Street, and authorization for the American Bridge Company to construct a river approach. Includes perimeters of rights of way, annual payments, and repeals, with officer attestations and recording dates.

Ghantin Water Din Creese Ward South Thirteenth Street Water Street South Twelfth Street Department of Public Works Ng of Pittsburg L. Benz Vilege Mcenares HP. D Select Council Geo 'Sheppard Geo. L. Hollida Common Council Ore. Booth Aperomet WM. McCallin Ostermaien A. D Jeter Y Bridge Company Allegheny River Duquesne Way Allegheny City Company Sixth Street Barker's Alley Oe River Allegheny Wharf el Suspension N . Bri Thie Hehday Jane H. P. Ford Geo. Sheppard Geo. L. Holliday Geo. Booth Commmon BT. Ostermaier

Orchard Street to Ward Street Oakland Passenger Railway Ordinance

The city of Pittsburg grants the Oakland Passenger Railway Company limited rights to lay rails and operate double and single track routes along Atwood Boquet Frasier Ward Semple and adjacent streets, with perpetual repair and 1 foot outside the curb, to be completed within 60 days of approval.

Oakland i Liberty Passenger Way Company Pittsburg City of Pitt Pittiw Oakland Passenger Railway Company East Liberty Atwood Street Atwood Boquet Street Frasier Street Ward Endane Boguet Street Fifth Avenue of Public Works Th Ri Finance Ora Geo H Eliday Booth Reece BERT

Ordinance Grants Side Track Rights in Pittsburg

Historic record shows the city granting Oliver Iron and Steel Company a license to lay a South Twelfth Street side track from Pittsburg and Whitehall lines to its warehouse with a shed. The ordinance requires annual payments and sets city oversight through the Commissioner of Ways.

Nordinangy Oliver Iron and Steel Company White Hall Erie Cee Ae Scorsese Pitsburg Exene Nance Oliver Iron and Steel Co Malta On. P. Ford Select Council Holt Geo. Booth Na Osea WM. McCallin Bert Ostermaler Clark A.D Iron and Steel Pnrene South Twelfth Street L BR. BR. Co White R. BR. Co Pittsburg Lake Erie Oliver Inco and Steel Conyy City of Geo. Sheppard Geo. L. Holliday Common Council Bert Ostermater A.D. Ptr Bert Pittburgine Plane Company Commonwealth of Degenue Ford Street Boutheventh Street Brownsville Avenue Washington Avenue Birmingham Avenue Frederick Street Mary Ann Street Manor Street Ita Road Department of Public Works Pitwburg le H. P. Ford Geo

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