Fishermen sue for damages after riverbank eviction
John Hoosick John Chorlibsky and Joseph Barkovitch filed suits against A M Byers Co and Hoosick seeking damages for 16 40 and 14 shillings after alleging they owned dwellings at the river bank foot of south Seventh street built on city rented ground. They claim on February 18 Miegally forced them from their properties and dumped their boats and contents into the river destroying goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoosick
John Chorlibsky
Joseph Barkovitch
Duminnisminst A. M. Byers & Co
Hoosick
Cherlbsky
Barkovitch
South Seventh Street
Sventh
Miegally
Damagce
Workhouse Sentences for Several Who Overstepped the Bounds of Law
In criminal court yesterday John Smith Jr faced robbing charges tied to a gang activity with nine members pleading guilty last week. Mary Burchell and Clara Adams faced liquor sale and assault related charges with varying sentences. George Schwartz and others were convicted of aggravated assault and related felonies, while some defendants were acquitted on certain charges. The proceedings included multiple defendants ranging from four months to workhouse terms and other dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith, Jr
Mc & Y
Cara
Smith
Mary Burchell
Southside
Fred Potts
James
Robert Emerson
Charme
Christian Burns
John T. Hart
Clara Adams
Clara
Anderson
Lim
George Schwartz
Barbara i
Manuel Amelia Helsing
Dohn Ferguson
Grand Jury Returns True Bills for Trial This Term
The grand jury handed up a slate of true bills including Win Conroy John Baker William Driscoll Bridget McDonough Peer O T rien Thomas O Toole Jesse Pavey Peter Bier and others for offenses such as embezzlement larceny and assault with intent. Several bills were ordered ignored for various alleged crimes by listed individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Conroy
John Baker
William Driscoll
Hickey
Eliis Knowland
Bridget McDonough
Peer O'Trien
Thomas O'Toole
Jesse Pavey
Saling Skynor
Hemnse
Peter Bier
Montereral
PL Finning
Johan Golden
Haliec
Emery Godtres
Thomas McKerver
Asault
John Peter Driver
Sponlt
Pi Ducan Geert
Sicoce
Estate records reveal multiple names and heirs in dispute
A fragmented archival notice lists numerous individuals including Fen Jzaleth Belpecke and James Young, with references to trusted names such as W. Kintesid and H. Calvert. The garbled text suggests estate management or guardianship matters, involving clerks like Acrountant and parties like Moun et al, under unclear jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acrountant
PS. Moun
W. Kintesid
Thorethes Make
Janes Brodin
Daniel Dorsey
Udavalo Hansen
Michael Mauman
Gene 3
Henry Reir Kettenberg
Jah M. Joyce
H. Calvert
Pinias Kubersson
James Young
Criminal Court Names List of Commonwealth Defendants
A Commonwealth court record lists defendants including Miley, Daly Jr, Campbell, Green, Grogan, Dutly, McLaughlin, Carmini, Beck, Hinckburn, Brown, Teveroth, Perrine, Gansen, Beach, Gartigue, Harris, Lewis, Betnaes and others. The document notes case numbers and status as part of a routine docket entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Commonwealth Va
Willam Miley
John Daly Jr
John Campbell
Willian Green
James Grogan
James Dutly
Charles McLaughlin
J. Carmini
Albert Beck
Mary Hinckburn
Ellen Brown
Albert Jteveroth
Antonio Perrine
James G. Gansen
John Ae William Beach
A. Gartigue
Willian B. Harris
Ann Lewis
Kato Seehal Betnaes Batoe
Local court actions move forward in scattered cases
Admits 0n of Sol Schoyer in U S Courts on unspecified matter. Indictments for larceny issued against Shanlee. Quarter Sessions divides Scott township into three election districts, adding one district. Tax testimony in Tarracainst Pittsburg Plate Glass case continued. Several executions issued for multiple defendants. W J Marks trustee involved in suit against Great Short Electric Railway and Westinghouse over alleged patent infringement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attex Scueves
Sol Schoyer
Shewan Lita
Shanlee
Quarter Sessions Court
Scott Township
Pittsburg
J.B Ford
KR. Kolland
J. W. Clark
Maseee Oberman
A. Steffey
A. Mears
Sensational Affair Ends in Revolver Duel Between Men
A dramatic shootout occurred in Dorist's establishment between Charles W. White a noted attorney and J P Stough his son in law recently hired by Cineclman Huckilton and Dayton Bail homi. White was badly injured and Stough wound. The incident followed a separation of Sieuwh and his wife who has filed for divorce. The report also touts a sale by Pittsburg Combination Clothing Co with cheap suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auternoon
Dorist
Charles W. White
J. P. Stough
Cineclman
Huckilton
Dayton Bailhomi
Sieuwh
Seit
Slough Fae
Nesente
White
Shaugh
Sevill Schofield Assigns To Son In Creditors Case
Sevill Schofield of Sevill Schofield Son Co assigns to his son J Dobson Schofield for the benefit of creditors. The firm faces judgments totaling 410,000 and unknown liabilities awaiting an appraisal. The Mills, real estate in Manaunk and a Montgomery County farm are cited as assets likely to cover debts. Creditors span Chicago St Louis Texas New York Bradstreet rating issued with fair credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partavetrma
Sevill Schofield
Sevill Schofield, Son & Co
J. Dobson Schofield
Schofield
Manayunk
Montgomery County
Chicago
St. Louis
Texas
New York
Bradstreet
ALL LOVELY AT PINE RIDGE
Captain Frank Baldwin of the Fifteenth Infantry returns from Pine Ridge where commissioners marked the boundary line between the Sioux agencies. Twenty seven chiefs met the commission and Baldwin reports no friction over the line, with the line to be moved sixteen miles to its proper place. After the meeting six hundred prisoners held since the Indian war will be released. The Indians are content with liberal rations as specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Baldwin
Fifteenth Infantry
Pine Ridge
Rovebud
Baldwin
Jas
A C U W Members Must Follow Grand Lodge Rules
The Circuit Court reversed a Common Pleas ruling in an insurance case involving the Ancient Order of United Workmen. The dispute centered on whether the Grand Lodge of Ohio could form Hamilton County into a separate district for assessments due to a higher death rate, with the court upholding the right of the benevolent organization to govern itself under its regularly adopted regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Common Pleas Court
Strave
Order of United Workmen
Grand Lodge of
Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas
Street Car Strike Continues With Limited Service
Castos June 15. The street car employee strike persists but signs point to a quick settlement. Some workers resigned, two returned, and two cars operated today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castos
Late News in Brief Highlights From Across World
Gladstone improves slowly. Chicago Odd Fellows to build a 1 million temple. Austria to fortify Russian frontier. Chicago gas pipeline work resumes. Bismarck rumored to suffer rheumatism. Nile rise early this season. Minneapolis cuts lake and rail rates. New Brunswick forests extinguished by rain. Iowa miners near end of eight hour strike. Russia to stage sham warfare in 18 under the Czar. Anaconda mine sale rumored to Rothschild syndicate. Abbott chosen as Doe-Premier pleases En. Chicago iron workers strike begins. Brooklyn dog mystery and interior bill prep noted. City of Richmond fire ship reaches Liverpool. Philadelphia homeopaths vow retaliation against life insurers. Temescal mine ore received in San Francisco. Tacoma enforces Sunday closing law. Massacre pet rumor debunked. Mrs. Grimwood donation to medical college. German professors blame anti-Semitism for Russian actions. F W Devol sinks Emelia. two drowned. Red River flood isolates Indiana territory. Emperor William seeks Forsteck purchase. Cherokee Nation chieftaincy race underway. Minorities expelled from caucus to Greek faith schooling. World’s Fair Mining Bureau appoints Skiff chief. Cedar Rapids boat capsized. drownings. Milwaukee line wreck reports. Sam Small disputes over Methodist politics. Bear attack in Black Forest. rescues. Dearborn street bridge accident. drowned thief suspected. Rudini Senate remarks misreported on Dreibund armament limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Chicago
Odd Fellows
Austria
Bismarck
Minneapolis
New Brunswick
Iowa
Russia
Anaconda
Abbott
Chicago Architectural Iron Workers
Brooklyn
Princess of Wales
Grimwood
Manipur
Inman Line
City of
Richmond
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Ornia
San Francisco
Tacoma
Wash
Carl Schurz
Feld
Caucasus
National Board of Control of the World's Fair
Hes
Davis
Frederick J. Skiff
Denver
Bureau of Mines and Mining
Butler Oil Field Shows Small Drilling Progress
In the Northeast Wildwood area and around Butler, drillings show modest output with several wells pumping. Notable notes include W. E. Griffith's four miles east of Mars as an incentive. multiple wells report barrels per day, while some deeper tests found limited oil. Production around the field averages about 150 barrels per day, with various rigs and stations advancing toward the sand layers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
W. E. Griffith
Mars
Nancy Adamsjwell
M. Shannon
Young Bros
W.C. Patterson
J.c. Brandon
H. W. Christie & Co
Bolton Farm
Phinnessy & Co
Hockenberry Farm
Matson & Co
Kicherner Farm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Save Cor
Smithfield and Diamonders
A. M. Byers & Co
Grand Jury
T. Bingard
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company
Grant and
Diamond Sheets
Sadie, and Gentlemen's Summer Neck
Jos. Honer & Co
Penn Avenue
People’s Store
Fitch Avenue
Campbell & Dick
Went
Boces & Busan
Mir
Horxe & Co
A. Gramfrell
Jos. Home & Co
The
Grand Lodge
Richardson
Tule University
New Orleans
A. D. Cooley
C. H. Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Sam Small
Colorado Methodists
Utah University
Ben Hurd
Black Forest
Williamsport
James Callahan
Dearborn Street
Chi
Sporren
Ian Thes
di Rudini
Senate
Dreibund
Alliance
Wildwood
Mcurdy
Russell Brothers
John Martin Farm
Zetmyore
Perrin Oil Company
Kocher
McNally & Co
Fauker
Carnahan & Patterson
Allen Heirs
Allen Heirs Farm
Maddy Creek
Allegheny County
WiLpwoon
Waterhouse & Hooker
Whitesell Farm
Black & Co
Hardy Farm
Augusta
Whitesell
West View
Smith & Kleyman
Ivory Farm
Moon
Kanawha Oil Company
Springer
Orion Oil Company
Harper
Kanawha
James Springer
Boden & Co
Stevenson
Rindley Ais v
Ari
B. Stevenson
Ferguson
Scott Farm
McCundy
Bear Creek
Hads
London
Antwerp
Met Toons
al Cirry
Iron City Microscopical Society
Old City Hall
Mellor & Hocne’s
Fifth Avenue
Rock Point
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvanians
Union Station
Tulso
Alex Ross
Choral Street
Franks Town Avenue
E. E
Uth
Real Estate Savings Bank, Lim
Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue
Capital
Aufrecht
Scatman Papnen
Patudien
Los Angeles
Port Costa
Angeles
Telesco A
Et Ae Socom
Moore and
Warrin
Svquiihes
California
Louise
Mithfield
Esac
Mellon’s Bank
Amtsem
King's Bohol
Byron W. King
James One M. Wisman
OO Thelelo
Grand Opera House
Trasu
Yjareis
M. May, Sons & CO
Mr. Marsh
Joseph Marsh
Renfrew Street
Ainse
Apecais
Drs. Copeland & Blair
Sam
Das
Coruiano Ayo Blam
Sixth Avenue
Sreiong
W. H. Copeland
DeMrussu
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
H. Frohring
H. J
M. Lang
Butler St
E. C. Sperber
Carson St
Henry Bosser
Allegheny
G. Hollman
Market Street
Brussels
Epps
Cyoll Sereter
Uselle
Homeaebelled
Pathic Chemists
Eine
Ectacles
Svecuss
Swithfield St
NEW Advertis
Sarah
Kauf Manns
M. V. Taylor
Allison
Fidelity Building
Hays & Trees
Hamilton Building
OIL Well Supply CO
Water Street
Standard Oil CO
Pittsburg, PA
Wa Standard Oil Co
Wheeling, W. Va
Standard Oil Cumberian Tition Rigieg Standa Co
al Lee City
Harrisburg, Pm
Standard Oil Company, Ae
eirtabUna, He
Ireland & Hughes
A. V. AL
Altor
J. Diamond's, Optician
Pitts
Burg
Jelé-Rrasa
Caruss & Mannion
Fifth Ave
JAS. Mneil & Bro
Allegheny Valley
Washington
Bubler
James M. Lambing
Corry, Pa
Feick Bros
Trudefor
Clas
Cancer
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