Assassination of Dr Cronin and Alexander Sullivan Saga
A sweeping chronicle details Alexander Sullivan as an ambitious Irish American figure drawn from arson accusations to political leadership. It recounts his complex ties to the Irish movement, secret societies, and a deadly conspiracy surrounding the Cronin murder, including Cronin's juror role and Sullivan’s imprisonment awaiting trial. The piece emphasizes justice and due process in the murder case.
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Alexander Sullivan
Warwick
Chicago
Hanford
Sullivan
Bisine
Parnell
America
Irish
Aristides
Patrick H. Cron
Cronin
Trina
Traders’ Bank
Brotherhood
Alexander Suillivan
Owledge
Dr. Cronin
Coughlin
Woodruff
Pam
Ignant
Moonlight Skiff Ride In Local River District
In a river near here, N. and Wood who plays the Boy Detective, manager Mr. Stansill, and a Southside youth named Linder took a moonlight skiff trip. Various reasons are hinted at but not detailed.
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Allegheny
Monongahels
N.&. Wood
Tive
Mr. Stansill
Southside
Linder
Be Fought Keblv Bat Wae Robbed
John Fordyce was robbed while walking on Fourth Avenue in McKeesport during a moonlit stroll. The incident occurred late at night with unclear details and no injuries reported. Police are reviewing nearby evidence and speaking with witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fordyce
Fourth Avenue
McKeesport
A Hint to Turnpike Companies and Local Court Actions
A report by W. 8. Paterson as master recommends condemning the Robbstown and Mt. Pleasant road to open it as a public thoroughfare amid claims the company neglected upkeep. The piece notes true bills in murder and theft cases, including Maggie Welsh alias Scott and others, plus civil suits against gas, paint, and property damage entities and a Criminal Court trial list for Commonwealth v. Burke et al and others.
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W. 8. Paterson
Robbstown
Mt. Pleasant
Allegheny
Westmoreland
Maggie Welsh
Scott
Miss Welsh
Maggie Borie
James Hicken Jr
Williams
People's
Simpson
J. A. Billeter
James
McGill
Thomas Davis
Samuel
Maggie Davis
Rhall
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Susanna Ehrstein
Joseph Ehrstein
Tai
A.J. Barton, Esq
Henry H. Arnold
Selena Arnold
Samuel Beven
M. B. Suydam & Co
Beven
Charles P. Hillman
John E. Anuggy
Criminal Court
Commonwealth
M. Burke Et al
Lewis Bacauline
Grant Miller
Alias White
Robert J. Mathews
Thomas Richards
James Powell
End of a Controversy Over Parochial School Build ing in the First Ward
The contract for a Catholic parish school at No 26 Penn avenue will be signed by Father Morgan Sheedy and a contractor. The three story brick building with basement, heat, and six school rooms for about 50 children is valued at 12000 dollars and must be ready by early September. The dispute over occupying public school property has waned after months of heated conflict between First Ward citizens and the Homanist faction led by Father Sheedy.
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First Ward
Morgan M. Sheedy
Penn Avenue
Father Sheedy
Beber
Sheedy
Mr. Baldwin
Citizens’ Commmarine
Baldwin
Tor
Offenst
Joes
The
Disraron
Cardinal Gibbons
Architect J G Frazier of East End Reveals Cure
The interview profiles John G. Frazier of 6710 Kirkwood Pittsburg once a long-time Allegheny resident. He details a rapid health decline from catarrhal illness to weight loss insomnia and weakness and credits Drs Copeland Blair for a restorative treatment yielding renewed strength and vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Frazier
Frazier
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Kirkwood Street
Messrs. Flynn, McGee and Stewart
Stanton and Naylor Avenues
East End
Prohibition and voter qualification amendments proposed 1889
The notice outlines two proposed constitutional amendments for a June 18 1889 election in Allegheny County. Article Nineteenth would ban intoxicating liquor as a beverage with enforcement laws, allowing limited nonbeverage use by law. The second amendment would alter voter qualifications and residency rules for United States citizens, with detailed residency timeframes and an emphasis on modernizing suffrage requirements.
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General Assembly
United States
High Seas
General Assembly of Pennsylvania
Right
Tewest
Alexander
McCandless
Allegheny
Allegeny
St Bal Cal
Pittsburg
Penn Avenue
Second
Third Streets
Second Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Archibald & Brothers
Third Avenue
Poor Board
Diamond Street
Third Ward
Pittsburg, First District, To Meet At Municipal Smithfield Street
Grant Street
L. Woodson
Seventh Avenue
Alderman B. McKenna
Fifth Ward
Peter Hermes
Fifth Avenue
Tunnel Street
Sixth Ward
Aix
Alder
Sewickley Township
Franklin Township
Harrison Township
Natrona
Avenue
Hampton Township
William Peters
Indiana Township
Miller's Hotel
Marshall Township
Rachelner
Pine Township
Reserve Township
McCandless Township
Frederick Gangloff
John H. Cole
Shaler Township
C. Benerlein
Glenshaw
West Deer Township
East Deer Township
Sae
Springdale
Richland Township
Bakerstown
Ross Mney
Store of Hold
James Gorby
O'Hara Township
Hoboken
Robinson's
Seitz
Harmer
Deer Creek
Collier Township
Justice of the Peace
Vicw
Congress
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Italians to form a Catholic church in the city
A group of Italian residents selects leaders to organize a parish and has already raised over $2000 with several churches pledging aid. The new church will fall under the Pittsburg Catholic Diocese and require diocesan jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Cuneo
Frank Bonistalli
Joseph Panalla
Pittsburg
Sharpsburg EH School graduation marks proficiency display
The Sharpsburg EH School commencement featured Prof. T. Noss and Assistant Principal Miss Sleigh praising students. Exercises took place in the church with notable performances by Robinson and Asdale Williams, and the class sang "Eagle and" as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
T. Noss
Miss Sleigh
Robinson
Asdale
E Gale
Burial of Oliver H. Farley in Emsworth cemetery
Oliver H. Farley was buried yesterday. Funeral services were held at his father J. P. Farley’s residence in Emsworth. Friends and many railroad and business associates attended, and floral tributes were abundant. Newspaper men served as pallbearers at the interment in ErTue cemetery.
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Oliver H. Farley
J. P. Farley
Emsworth
erTue
Building Planned on Marine National Bank Site
A six story building is to be erected on the site of the Marine National Bank at the corner of aean Selene Sizer. Construction aims to be finished by mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine National Bank
Cora Aean Selene Sizer
Pus
Not Found Here In City inquiry for Varner kin yields fruitless search
William Varner of Johnstown visited Municipal Hall yesterday seeking Allie Ada and Sadie Varner from Cambria City. The inquiry found no trace of the three and was fruitless.
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William Varner
Johnstown
Municipal Hall
Allie
Ada
Sadie Varner
Cambria City
Cocoa beans and chocolate making rise in cost debate
A compact note discusses how the value of premium cocoa beans drives manufacturing costs. It notes that higher bean prices push up production expenses and influence final product pricing, hinting at market pressures on the cocoa trade.
Blooker's Dutch Cocoa Advertised as Pure and Strong
An advertisement asserts Blooker's Dutch Cocoa is free of adulteration at one dollar per pound. It claims superior strength and substance versus rivals tainted with arrow-root starch vanilla or sugar, noting one pound yields about 150 cups for consumers to try. GEO E SIEVENSON & CO agents.
Names in patient notices spark ethical debate in medical ads
Readers weigh whether publishing patient names and addresses, even with consent, is appropriate as doctors Copeland and Blair defend voluntary disclosures. The article stresses careful treatment of catarrh to prevent progression toward consumption and warns that improper handling can harm nutrition and respiratory health.
Doctors Treat with Success Across Multiple Systems
Doctors report successful treatment of various conditions including ENT, throat and lung issues. The ad lists office hours at 7 PM Sundays and provides a Pittsburgh address on Sixth Avenue. An endorsement from Western Pennsylvania’s Median College is noted, highlighting the institution’s diplomas and credibility.
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Sanday
Pitubarg
Norasle Ny
Copeland
College of
Estern Pittaba
le Peg Pont the
Iet
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Dre. Copeland
FF Street
Franklin Street
P. J. Foley's
Elm Street
Wylie Avenue
Eighth Ward
People's Skating Rink
Bedford Ayenus
Fulton Street
John W. Bell
Club House
Center Avenue
Colwell Street
O'Reilly & Son
Pittseburg
Alderman O'Donnell
Hemphill’s
Thirteenth
Pike Streets
P. Magee
Pitt
Bedford Avenue
J. R. Voskamp
Station House
Eureka Hall
Arthur Street
Twelfth Ward
Julius Garber
Twenty-first Street
Reed & Son
Twenty Fourth Street
Psint
James Acer
John Moesaner
Twenty-eighth Street
McKenzie
Twenty-ninth
Smallman Streets
John Eisrich
Thirteenth Ward
George G. Jeremy
Concord Alley
B.& L. Association
Somers Street
Thirty-the
Alderman Patterson
Kirkpatrick Street
Fourteenth Ward
Thirty-third Street
Lawrence Schoolhouse
John Allen
Thirtyseventh
Butler Streets
Charlotte Streets
Sixteenth Ward
Howard School House
Frauenholt's
Thirty-ninth Street
John Myers
Bloomfield
C. H. Blume
Liberty and
Elm Streets
Seventeenth Ward
Washington
Fortieth Street
M. F. Leslie & Bro
Forty-second Street
Alex. Kingan
Butler Street
Kauffield House
Bridge
B. BR. McInerney
Flist
John Getty
Broad Street
Collings and
Sheridan Avenues
Trager
A. J. Batchelor
Hiland Avenue
J.B
Lincoln Avenue
John Koenigsmen
James P. Dahlem
Andrew Kessler
Larimer Avenue
Schade’s
Brilliant Station
Twenty-fourth Ward
W. J. Brennan
Carson Street
Ween Thirtieth
Thirty-first
Jane
Twenty-seventh
Twenty-fifth Ward
R. J
Sarah Street
Jacob Nehron
Carson
Twenty-Sixth
Sarah
Twenty-fifth
John Hughes
Irish Sidney Street
Eighteenth Street
Jacob Aulenbacher,Jr
Eighteenth
Sarah Streets
Odd Fellows’ Hall
John Eerne
Twentieth and
Jane Streets
John Leon Welsh
Manor
Artman’s
Piuts Street
Dietelos
KEW
Rashdort
Bedio
Bingham Street
J. M. Shaffer
Twelfth Street
John Hicksman
South Twelfth
Bradford Streets
Pitts
Gledto Burg
J. W. Boyd
John Fitzsim
Bingham Streets
Knox
Manor Street
Elias Wagner
Washington Avenue
H. Heinrich
Allen Avenue
Christo Wilbert
William Slater
Wi Ig Avenue
K Street
Sma
Philip Hoffman
Wyoming Street
Third Pi
Fourth Ward
Steubenville Pike
Allegheny City
Robinson Street
Pone
Pioneer Paint Works
Grant and
Western Avenues
City of Allegheny
John P. McHenry
West Diamond Street
Irwin Avenues
Taylor Avenue
North Avenue
B Bynd
Marble Shop
Arch Street
Léedlie
Monterey Streets
Jackson Street
Paint Shop
Taggart Street
Irwin Avenue
Perrysville Avenue
Ohio Street
J. H. Jones
Federal Street
Federal and
Hemlock Streets
Sandusky
Hemlock
James Street
Second Street
Chestnut Street
Franz Stabb
Otel
Isabella
Federal
E. Thresher
Anderson
Parkway
John Vogler
Gray Alley
Voeghily Street
Joseph Weber
Rebecca Street
David Hostetter
Bidwell Street
Beaver Avenue
Fayette Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bennett & Beacom’s
Franklin and
Sedgwick Streets
Juniata
Chartiers Streets
Allegheny Avenue
Sedgwick Street
Chartiers Street
High Street
Bayard Street
Cheny City
Seventh Ward
D. Lutz & Son
Spring Garden Avenue
Overhill Street
Alleghey City
Ease
River Avenue
Andrew Wellinger
East Street
Ninth Ward
Allegheny Yards
Tenth Ward
Charles Street
Milroy Avenue
Henry Newhart
Woods’ Run Avenue
Shady Avenue
Leonard Brucker
Woods’ Row
McClure Avenues
Willis Street
Alleheny City
Dweling House
Return Street
Clark
Fishing Club Hall
Cherry Street
John Seibert
Bugler Plank Road
Elizabeth
West Elisabeth
Knoxville Knox
Rochelle Streets
Borough of
Millville
McKees
James H
Second Ward
McKeesrt
Louis Haney Vea
Squire Fields
Walnut Street
McKeesto
J. K. Spangler
J. P
Jacob Everett
Glenfield
Sewickley
Jerome Baum
Summer & Son’s
Eleventh
Clay Streets
Town Hall
Main Street
Thorough
Tarentum
Borough of Vero
R. L. Kent
Oakmont
E Street
West Bellevue
Belizhoover
Homestead
B. R. Crilbertson
Spring Garden
Osborne
West Liberty
West Liberty Avenue
Green Tree
Corsolis
Wilkins Township
John Jenker
Turtle Creek
Lime Hill
Braddock Township
Swissvale
North Braddock
Bessemer
Sterrett Township
John Livingston
Maple and
Water Streets
John Newell
Swissvale Road
Edgewood Station
Puroninger Bros
Atreet
Penn Township
Matthew Lloyd
Monroe
Plum Township
New Texas
M. Math's
Patton Township
Versailles Township
South Versailles Township
Perrysville
Jenny Lind
Greenoak
Buena Vista
Mount Vernon
Yough Valley
Harmony
Forward Township
Brown's
William Penn
Jefferson Township
Lowrie’s
Tepe
Wilson's
Jones
Mifflin Township
Lebanon
Dravesburg
Alestors
Franklin
Blackburn
Germantown
Alliquippa
Munhall Bros
Munhall Station
John Redphens
Pair Haven
Concord
Upper St. Clair Township
Foster's Store
Bridgeville
Amos Holland
Sodom
Scott Township
Robert Lea & Bros
Joseph Campbell & Sons
McKee
Shirland
Half Crown
Noblestown
Findley Township
Clinton
Imperial Hotel
Chartiers Township
Sheridan
Shousetown
Moon Township
Richard
McAndless
Sheeiff
Feneral
O. H. Farley
Blooker
GEO, E. Sievenson & C6
Sixth Ave
McMunn
E. Ferrett
Pearl St
New York
Atents
O. D. Lewis
Pant Fite Avenue
Minithield
Aule