Gas Boom Boosts Pittsburg Prospects From Pinhook Field
Analysts report a vast Pinhook gas field spanning from Tarentum to Crooked Creek with cross anticlines. experts predict gas for 25 to 35 years as new wells like the Kidd and Skinner flood the region. Pittsburg leaders tout ongoing mains construction and rising production as Temembers anticipate a wide, durable supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Levis
Murraysville
Murrayeville
Milltown
Equitable Comuy
Kidd
Equitable
Miladelphia Company
Pew
People’s Company
Haswang
Pittsburg
Woodside
J. N. Paterson
Tarentum
Ashe
Pinboo
Pitts- Nate Glass Company
Tarentune
Tarum
Ciminetas
Wo Fani
Philadelphia
Oeortheast
Walker's Mille
Crookedeck
Hoss
Crooked Creek
Rooked Creek
D. Levis
Levis
Brady's
Wildwood
Bridgewater Gas Company
Pittsby
Pittsboro
Plum Creek
Murraysyville
Parnassus
Brady's Bend
Nodth
Cas
Malltown
Thoee
Flynn Acquitted in Attempted Malpractice Case
In Criminal Court Thomas Flynn alias McGee, detective of the Law and Order Society, was acquitted of attempted malpractice after a Bethesda Home incident. The defense argued no operation occurred and the couple denied marriage. Judge White ruled police cannot display Flynn’s photo in the rogues gallery while the case was pending. John Hennessey faces trial for aggravated assault on Constable Lindner during a warrant service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Flynn
McGee
McKelvey
Flynn
Law and Order Society
Bethesda
NeKelvey
W. D. Moore
Goehring
Moyer
Moore
Rogues’ Gallery
Udge Maree
John Hennessey
Lindner
Hennessey
Jury Drawn for Erie Court Term Names 24 Jurors
The United States District Court for the July Erie term drew a panel by Marshal Harrah and commissioners. Named jurors include William W. Barton Allegheny City William C McEldowner Allegheny City George W. McCully Clearfield James T. Snee Washington John Morrow Allegheny City Oliver Johnston Pittsburg and many others from Pittsburg Scranton and surrounding towns. Local jurors from this vicinity include Samuel M. Cloley Allegheny Robert Fowler Pipstaff R iburg Richard Weir Beaver W A Wilson Homestead and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Erie
Marshal Harrah
Lindsay and
McCandless
William W. Barton
Allegheny City
William C McEldowner
George W. McCully
Clearfield
James T. Snee
Washington
John Morrow
Oliver &. Johnston
Pittsburg
J. C. Pearce
Saltshoro
L. W. Holliday
Uniontown
Mitchell
Tarentum
John Harrison
Pittebu
A. J. Pitoninn
Reese A. Poti
Lipa
Scranton
William DP. Kinney
Eric
Charles 8
Charfant
Danville
Blatt
Norrace
Andrew B. Dunsmore
Wilkenbarre
John P. Reed
Bedford
W. E. McDell
Sugar Lake
Charles G. Uiilinger
Hites P.O
William A. Bullock
Springfield
William H. Kurtz
Mexico
Juniata
A. A. Freeman
David Hal
Samuel Ti. Cloley
Allegheny
Robert Fowler
Uipstaff
Itaburg
Richard A
Weir Beaver
W. A. Wilson
Homestead
Donehoo
Setae
John W. Hounding
McKeesport
A.J. Bonsell
Rochester
Hiram Cottam
Dawson
Refused a Divorce in Ketterly Case by Judge White
Helena Ketterly vs Peter Ketterly ends with judge denying divorce due to insufficient cruelty evidence. Wife may pursue desertion grounds. case notes date of marriage September 11 183 and separation in December 1558 with husband sent to workhouse. Other divorce actions listed include Marsh Hays Clure Rueger Payne McNally Ray Sexton Boron Doyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Helena Ketterly
Peter Ketterly
Marie E. Marsh
Charlies W. Marah
Mary J. Hays
Peter Hays
Minnie E. Clure
Ambrosse Clure
Philip Rueger
Johanna Rueger
Ella Payne
John Payne
Margrret McNally
George McNally
Danel Ray
Mame Ray
Mary F. Sexton
Isaiah Boron
Cora L. Doyle
William
Commonwealth v Cooper et al Criminal Court List
A long Commonwealth criminal docket lists Thomas Cooper John Glenn J H Gibson Ivan Hummell T E McBride F Bateh lor David Device Dennis McAleer John Maley Robert Simmons Cornelius Parker Owens 2 Frank Goldberg Z T Heilman Jacob Van Ulam George Gaub John Maloney Wm Shaffer Joseph Dough erty P a 8 M Wheeler Howard Williams John Felski James Cunningham C Holiman John Madden H Schwein bratten John Hart John Lawrence F Phillips Jack Wittmer George Hepner Peter Baumbhof William Glenn Adam Lone Joseph Henchberger J K Shanahan Lizzie Gwinne Michael Bolel Samuel Stewart Wiliam Taybior Daniel Anudier 2 Michael Laffey R H Davis Edward Rittko Tip Hins John Reddington Mary A Riley James sanere 2 Patrick Butter 2 Henry Dip pen 3 Sam Jones 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court — Commonwealth
Thomas Cooper
John Glenn
J. H. Gibson
Ivan Hummell
T. E. McBride
F. ¥. Bateh
David Device
Dennis McAleer
John Maley
Robert Simmons
Cornelius Parker
Owens
Frank Goldberg
Z. T. Heilman
Jacob van Ulam
George Gaub
John Maloney
Wm. Shaffer
Joseph Dougherty
P. A
M. Wheeler
Howard Williams
John Felski
James Cunningham
C. & Holiman
John Madden
H. Schweinbratten
John Hart
John Lawrence
F. Phillips
Jack Wittmer
George Hepner
Peter Baumbhof
William Glenn
Adam Lone
Joseph Henchberger
J. K. Shanahan
Lizzie Gwinne
Michael Bolel
Samuel Stewart
Wiliam Taybior
Daniel Anudier
Michael Laffey
Foreclosure Action Over Philadelphia Savings Fund vs East End Church
Arguments were heard in Philadelphia Savings Fund Society for use of J K Denholm v East End Reformed Presbyterian congregation over mortgage foreclosure. The congregation claims the suit is part of a secessionist plot to seize church property, while mortgage holder seeks judgment on a sufficient defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Savings Fund Society
J.K. Denholm
East End
Legal notices and civil suits span Pittsburg area actions
An execution was issued by W Brne & Co. against Louisa Keiser. A charter application was filed for the Central Young Women's Christian Association of Pittsburg and Allegheny. S F Barr appeals to the Supreme Court from a Pittsburg Plate Glass Co ruling. J hk Flewina sues Philip Weber and Charles Simon for 1500 damages each over property damage from drainage and a slaughter house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Young Women's Christian Association of
Pittsburg and
Allengheny
United States District Court
Schoyer
S. F. Barr
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Supreme Court
J. Hk. Flewina
Philip Weber
Charles Simon
Dearborn Street
Nineteenth Ward
Weber
Pety
Simon
In Memory of Prothonotary Newmyer
The Bar Association met after noon to act on the death of John C. Newmyer Prothonotary of the Western Pennsylvania district of the Supreme Court. Hon. W. G. Hawkins was chosen President with Vice Presidents Hon. F. H. Collier J. W. F. White and John W. Kennedy. Secretaries were W. L. Chalfant C C Dickey J. B. Sweitzer. The Resolutions Committee included W. B. Rodgers Shoyer J. M. Swearingen J. Young W. W. Watson M. A. Woodward. A suitable minute was adopted and addresses were made by W. F. McCook W. R B. Rodgers George B. Gordon and M. A. Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmyer
Bar Association
John C. Newmyer
Western
Pennsylvania
The
Supreme Court
W. G. Hawkins
F. H. Collier
J. W. F. White
John W. Kennedy
W. L. Chalfant
C C Dickey
J. B. Sweitzer
W. B. Rodgers
Shoyer
J. M. Swearingen
J. Young
W. W. Watson
M. A. Woodward
W. F. McCook
W. R B. Rodgers
George B. Gordon
Controller Morrow Leads Five on B&O Outing
Controller Morrow departed at S o'clock with five travelers including his son daughter and three young ladies for a day trip on the Baltimore and Ohio to Uniontown. They planned to travel the old national pike to Pine Knob and return either today or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Controller Morrow
Baltimore and Ohio
Uniontown
Old National Pike
Pine Knob
Charitable Girls Donates to Society for the Poor
A group of girls aged 10 to 14 held a fair at Mrs. James W. Brown’s East End home and raised 125 dollars for the Society for the Improvement of the Poor. The donation arrived yesterday from their effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Improvement of the Poor
James W. Brown
East End
Runaway Mary Janowsky Seeks Nun Life in San Antonio
A letter received yesterday from Mary Janowsky, who fled home days ago, states she plans to travel from Buffalo to San Antonio to become a nun. The note confirms her intention and whereabouts as part of the missing persons report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Janowsky
Buffalo
San Antonio
Men's hot weather negligees assortment noted
A fragment mentions a display of men's hot weather negligees and accessories with emphasis on handsome styling. The text is incomplete but indicates a collection described as fashionable and suitable for warm conditions. No clear dates or brands available.
Split Up the Slate National Council Delivers Surprising Election Results
The National Council of the Jr. O. U. A. M. in Atlantic City on June 22 reports delays in business, a tight officer race with H. A. Kibb winning by 44 votes and James Cranston named National Councilor. Edward Deemer elected National Secretary for a five year term. Detroit won the next meeting site over Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
National Council of the
John G. A. Richter
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
New Jersey
H. A. Kibb
J. Adam Sohl
Baltimore
Fred S. Shaffer
New York
H. P. Fuller
Haver Musa
F. Stockwell
Sioux City
8. C. Anderson
Tacoma
Wash
State Council of Illinois
National
District of Columbia
Virginia
National Council
Stephen Collins
West
Detroit
Chicago
E T. Moreland
Advisory Council
National Council For
Colored Americans
Shanner
McKert
M. E. Bair
Braddock
Philadelphia
Congress Hall
Davis Bill Aims Retaliation Over Canadian Canal Toll Discrimination
Senator Davis introduced a resolution authorized by the President to retaliate against Canada for canal toll discrimination. The measure would suspend free passage on the St Marys Falls Canal and impose tolls on United States and other vessels until Canada conforms. It also directs the Treasury to set collection rules and require sworn vessel Master statements, with toll liens on the ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Congress
Finance Committee
Canada
St. Lawrence River
Great Lakes
United States
St. Mary’s Falls
Rouge St Mary's Falls Canal
Ggdeauburg
Aine
New York
Minnesota
Secretary of the Treasury
Aessel
Deny the Proposed Strike by Tribune Foremen
Will iam Brennan assumes control as new Union foreman and “superintendent” of the Tribune composing rooms in New York. He and former foreman Shhaefer deny plans for a strike and say non union workers may be replaced by union men, with a chapel to be organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Brennan
Tribune
Shhaefer
Brennan
Fuller Nominated for Vermont Governor by GOP
Burlington June 22 The Republican State Convention chose Levi E. Fuller for governor F Stranahan for lieutenant governor and Baldwin Carney Wilds and Pak as presidential electors a slate headed by Fuller for the statewide ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
Levi EK. Fuller
F. & Stranahan
F. W. Baldwin
J. 8. Carney
G M. Wilds
E. A. Pak
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy Ad
For twenty five cents you can insure yourself and family against any bad results from an attack of bowel complaint during the summer. One or two doses will cure any ordinary case. It never fails and is pleasant and safe to take. No family can afford to be without it. For sale at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by ce.
Pottsville Dam Threatened as Flood Dangers Rise
After 20 hours of draining six feet remain in the leaking Pottsville Water Company reservoir in the St Clair Valley. Experts admit the dam may give way at any instant while residents seek safety on the hills. The Reading Railroad halted branch traffic and moved assets to safer locations amid rising fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Pottsville Water Company
St. Clair Valley
St. Clair
Reading Railroad Company
Baggage System Claims Low Losses At B and O
B E Peddicord head of the baggage division at the Baltimore and Ohio says the system handles about 2 500 000 pieces yearly with losses averaging one or two trunks. He notes losses occur in out of the way places due to careless agents and reports fines for careless work. Since capping trunk weight at 250 pounds losses declined. A separate item reports a special car trip by B and O officials to Ellwood and a burial arranged by the Catholic Mutual Benefit Association for Michael Foy of Greenfield Avenue who died from heat at his boarding house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E Peddicord
Baltimore and Ohio
Monongahela House
Allegheny
Ellwood
H. W. Oliver
J. C. Horne
T. A. Howe
Mies Howe
H. B. Rea
Park Painter
Patton
Robert Wardrop
Tradesmen’s Bank
Youngstown
Oliver
Michael Foy
Greenfield Avenue
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
St. Paul's Cathedral
Hats and Wreaths Sale Announces Deep Discounts
Advertises Daisy and Violet Wreaths at 25¢, top boxed Imported Wreaths cut from 1.25 to 1.50 to section 12. Monture Sprays promoted as newest and prettiest. Straw and Lace Hats offered 25¢, Sailor Hats at 25¢, 1000 Trimmed Sailor Hats cut to 15¢, Misses Leghorn Hats at 1.00 to 2.50, two trimmed hat lots: one at 3.00 now 1.85.
Ribbons and Straw Braid Sale Contrasts With Hats
Advertisement offers 200 pieces of latest style Polka Dot Ribbon and 400 pieces Ribbon in various colors widths and styles at 25 cents a yard below trimming Sailor Hats. Regular prices 20 25 35 and sec. Also a large lot of Straw Braid for 10 cents a yard.
Laces and Embroideries Advertised in Shop Window
A compact ad advertises hemstitched Swiss embroidered skirts and edging lace pieces. It highlights hemstitched skirts, Swiss embroidery, and Torchon lace at sale prices, noting several items and their values for display in a retail window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flouaes Point de Irlande
Notions and Small Wares Price List Fragment
A dense shop ledger lists stockinette dress shields belting ribbons pins corset laces and trimming. It notes dozens to hundreds of pieces with unit prices from 3c to 40c and mentions Turkish wash rags gilt cords and table covers among items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saauvaene
St Resvesean
Saar Na Ccscncane Co
Canmciawe
Dexter
Lindsay
Commonsense
Klebers Offer Superior Pianos and Organs at Lower Prices
Purchasers favor H. Kleber & Bro for honesty and quality. Klebers guarantee top instruments like Steinway and Conover with molian echo pedals and Vocalian church organs, offering $25 to $50 lower prices and easier terms. Call 666 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa, where their popularity keeps them busy despite hard times. It is pleasant to take and will cure cramps and dysentery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kleber & Bro
Klebers
Steinway
Conover
Kieber
Kiebers
Eleers
Wood Street
Pittsburg
Ladies Corset Sale Listing With Various Styles
Summer corsets and ladies hand sewn corsets in white drab cream and gold. French woven embroidered corsets with busts sizes 29 and 30. Genuine 500 bone corsets in sizes 18 25 28 27 28 2 and 30. Misses corded corsets. Belts strong and serviceable. Leather belts at sale prices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ittsburg
Cperts
TE Equitable
Pinbook
Pitteburg
Saltsburg
Urraysville
Pinhosk
Murrvsville
Commonwealth
Rogues
Richard Qong
Petit Jury
Day
W Brne & Co
Louisa. Keiser
Anz
Very &Low
N. S. Tribune
Trurouay
Monture
Milan
Madras
Oxford
Siar
Cairns
St Ewee
Reese
American Hosiery Co
Lemon Senate
Van's
Reecereen
Bweeeeene
Richelieu
Ibe
Tee
Eeeeeeee
Csees
Cceeesaees
Columbia Germantown
Cally Kecameivercca
Fleishman & CO
Market Street
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