Fire in the Rear. Mayor Wyman Bailed Amid Perjury Charge
Mayor Wyman of Allegheny posted a $1 bail after Isaac Walkup filed information accusing him of perjury before the Common Council. Walkup, claiming to have about 20 witnesses and tax-fraud affidavits, vowed to prove the allegations while noting he acts as a private detective agent. The hearing was set for the following Saturday morning. no further meeting occurred.
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Allegheny
Bas
Constable McInervy
Alderman Reilly
Isaac H. Walkup
No. 225
Main Street
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Frank Bennett
J. G. Wyman
James Hunter
Common Council
Allegheny City
Penerlvania
Evern
Informaton
J. W. Ecbola
Joseph N. Harlan
Walkup
Sinc
Pon
Befurther
John D. Shafer
Adlee to Stand Trial After Police Charge
John Adler, former police officer, charged with assaulting George Massey during an arrest on Willie street. Adler was dismissed previously for using force and appeared before Alderman McMasters, offered no defense, and posted bail for the superior court.
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John Adler
George Massey
Wilie Ayents
Alderman McMastoasters
Massey
Adler
W. D. Moora
Building Permits Filed for Four Brick Buildings on Frankstown
Contractor Dennis Herron filed permits for four brick structures with stone trim on Frankstown Avenue near Station Street East End. Owner E Heveler. Total cost listed at $25,000.
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Dennis Herron
Frankstown Avenue
Station Street
East End
E. Heveler
Great Pittsburg Bankruptcy Sale At 546 Wood Street
Special telegram promotes a once in a lifetime clothing sale by assignee Richard Maltby at 546 Wood Street Pittsburg. Bargains include suits priced far below market with hundreds of miles expected buyers, sale open late including Saturdays.
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Pittsburg
Richard Maltby
Wood Street
Prince Alberts
Sixth Avenue
New Bank of Commerce
Richard Maursy
Survivors Recall Mrs Tarbell Tragedy On Johnstown Flood Train
Witnesses describe the day express scene during the flood. Mrs Schenck of Scranton escaped as her husband and sister perished. Miss Mary Patterson from Armstrong County witnessed Mrs Tarbell and her three children aboard with no warning before death. John A C Ewing and George Long corroborate and recount finding Tarbell’s daughter after the flood.
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Coneimnaugh
Thomas McVickers
Mary Patterson
Freg Armstrong County
Tarbell
John AC. Ewing
Tyrone
Transgressor’s Path: Nine Larcenies Lead to Workhouse Sentences
In Criminal Court M Hockney admitted nine larceny counts for breaking into homes and stealing jewelry and clothing. Bridget Reilly and Mary Freeman pleaded guilty to liquor selling without licenses. Thomas Ravcroft received one year for larceny of a watch. Charles McCoy and Soran Reed each jailed six months and fined. John and Bridget Laffey await trial for liquor violations. George Verpel and others faced related charges with varying sentences.
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M. Hockney
Inspector McKelver
Hockney
Bridget Reilly
Inspector Whitehouse
Mary Freeman
Brophy
Thomas Ravcroft
Charles Miller
Charles McCoy
Soran Reed
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John
Bridget Laffey
M. McNally
Tobanco
Annie Hards
George Verpel
Edward Burke
Melinds Adama
True Bills Returned by the Grand Jury
The grand jury returned true bills naming George Werbel Thomas Golden Howard Gross William Harris Thomas Haws Frank Kucher John Reilly and others for larceny felonious assault felonious assault and battery assault and battery embezzlement entering a building with intent to commit a felony selling liquor without license and related charges. additional honored and unhonored bills list Henry Kay Charles Whittaker Edward Myers and Annie Sullivan among others with assorted offenses.
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George Werbel
Thomas Golden
Howard Gross
William Harris
Thomas Haws
Frank Kucher
Et al
John Reilly
Larceny
William Jackson
Camille Demanilia
John Mindorf
Ignatz Kowelefski
Frank Lauer
Stewart Randies
Lewis Supnes
Charles Whittaker
Edward Myers
Charlies Miller
Henry Kay
John Fanican
Mike Lydeo
Mary Ward
Harry Chambar
David Dickson
William Jackenn
J. H. Sweeney
Annie Sullivan
Injunction Halts Highland Street Railway Work
Judge White issued a preliminary injunction in the Charlies Lockhart et al vs Highland Street Railway Co and Duquesne Traction Co case. Plaintiffs seek to block line construction on Highland avenue. defendants and workers are restrained from any work until the hearing on Saturday and further court order. Plaintiffs must post $1,000 bond. Additional docket entries list cases before Co Pleas and Criminal Courts, including actions in DuBois and involving various firms and individuals.
Jury actions and non-suits in Philadelphia court docket
The docket reports John Forster vs Michael Fleckenstein, a non-suit in Albertina Remier vs Dora Herbert for libel damages, a non-suit in Rose Jackson vs Fidelity Mutual Life Association on a policy claim, a verdict for the defendant in Henry Zeigler vs Isaac Sessy on interpleader, and other suits including Corwin and Gibson vs Calfornia company for injuries from a gas explosion in Braddock on November 2 188?. The Koelisch family sues Philadelphia Company for damages over a fatal gas explosion blamed on improper piping.
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John Forster
Michael Fleckenstein
Albertina Remier
Mra Dora Herbert
Plaintif
Rose Jackson
Fidelity Mutual Life Association
Philadelphia
Henry Zeigler
Isaac Sessy
D. P. Corwin
James
Gibson
Calfornia
Ae Slagie
Joux N. Koelsch
John Koelech
Philadelphia Company
Braddock
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Discriminating Thief Steals Van Gorder’s Fast Trotting Horse
G. W. Van Gorder, a Oakland commission merchant, reported his gelding Gladstone, a fast trotting horse valued at £1000, stolen from his Forbes Street stable Tuesday night. The horse, from Homewood track to Allegrane, was shod and retarded, then disappeared with no clear clue.
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van Gorder
Gladstone
G. W. van Gorder
Forbes Street
Oakland
Homewood
Alle- Grane
Westinghouse stockholders to vote on capital increase
The Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company stockholders will meet in July to vote on an proposed capital stock increase. A circular from the company president explains that growth necessitates more capital and notes action is deferred until after the July meeting.
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Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Hampton Battery to Erect Fourth Gettysburg Monument
The Hampton Battery plans a fourth monument to fallen comrades, to be placed in the peach orchard at Gettysburg. George W. Marshall travels to Harrisburg to locate the site with Gettysburg Monument Commissioners. The New England Granite Company will carve a 14 foot high bronze shaft costing 2100, with 1500 from state funds toward the project, aiming for October placement.
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Hampton Battery
Gettysburg
Chancellorsville
George W. Marshall
Marshall Bros. & Co
Harrisburg
Marshall
Peach Orchard
New England Granite Company
Hartford
Commonwealth
Allegheny Parks
Allegheny Cemetery
Hampton
John C. Shaler
Robert Ae Amos Petrie
L K. Becker
William
Gallant Councillman defends Lady in ruined gown claim
Finance Committee meets as Hon A C Robertson argues city liable for Miss Fannie E Pogue whose dress was torn by lumber projecting over New Grant street. Keating and others oppose. matter referred to City Solicitor Moreland. similar case cited with Mrs Mary Barry injury claim referred similarly.
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Finance Committee
A. C. Robertson
Fannie E. Pogue
New York
New Grant Street
Supreme Court
Keating
Pittsburg
Ihs
J. Robertson
MacGonnigle
Jing
Mary Barry
Wimot
J. W
Strong Push to Relocate City Poor Farm
The Special Committee on Poor Form of Councils met with Chief Elliott to consider disposing of the existing poor farm and buying a larger tract. Debate centered on which committee should handle an ordinance drafted by the city solicitor.
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Warmecastle
Elliott
Chief Elliott
Keating
Ford
Select Council
Committee On Charities
Mr. Keating
Clark Booth
Mistaken policy on real half price clothing sales
The notice argues against frequent deep discounts, saying such tactics erode value and trust. It stresses that quality, style, and price justify steady sales without exaggeration, claiming durable clothing and better value over time. It urges customers to choose garments priced fairly rather than chasing aggressive promotions.
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