Precaution Emphasized In Gas Explosion Trial
In Criminal Court yesterday the James Irvin case was continued as witnesses described warnings and responses before the blast. James Allwin helped remove victims and a four pound lead piece was recovered from Magee’s head. Defense argued miscommunication and emphasised caution, while the Commonwealth urged manslaughter verdict. Judge Stowe cautioned the jury on degrees and warned against first or second degree murder. Verdict expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Irvin
Samuel McCormick
Irvin
James Allwin
Magee
Irvin Peeremee
Mr. McQuaide
W. D. Moore
Therisoner
John Robb
Commonwealth
Stowe
Carrier and Baum Dispute Yields Possible Creditor Payout
Albert York Smith, appointed to wind up Register Harper estate, held a hearing on the Carrier and Baum case. Judge Acheson sustains Assignee Arthurs, yet some funds may remain for creditors though wage payments from court time are doubtful. Duff reported collected figures and debts. Baum seeks 12000. Duff’s $10000 bill approved. Arthurs’ claim nearly exhausted, assignee holding 44000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert York Smith
Register Harper
Carrier & Baum
Baum
Duff
Arthurs
Jury ends term as court closes for two weeks
In Criminal Court Joseph Shoenberg faced assault and ba charges while J Mitchell was pressed for malicious mischief. John Ricker pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license in Forward township and was fined $500 and discharged. Jurors thanked the Judge for courteous treatment as their two weeks closed. Sarah Marks filed suit against W L Bird for damages, claiming $250 plus recovery of valuables and a draft. She also accuses Bird of withholding papers and a prior case against James Lewis not being prosecuted.
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Joseph Shoenberg
J Mitchell
John Ricker
Forward Township
Wen
N. P
Sarah Marks
W. L. Bird
The
James Lewis
Legal Tender and Court Actions Summary
A late 19th century legal notices column reports a bill in process on Mary Street and a contested will case before Register Conner. It mentions testamentary incapacity and an application for a charter for Peeds Roofers' Exchange, with a list of involved names. Also listed are criminal docket items, a county printer's report on a September 24 event, and Judge Acheson delivering an opinion in Carrier v Baum, with details on Richard Arthurs's bankruptcy account and related losses.
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Mary
Socialet Agaisss
Jonm Blakeley
Stakeley
Conner
Aeed
Miller
Charter
Eee
Roofers’ Exchange
Jacob Mainbart
J.c.davies
L. F. Scarborough
Criminal Court
Commonwealth
William A. McClinwok
Fred Ortman
Des Clemens
William R. Lewis
Riesen
Mike ‘Shaper
Auburn
George Egly
Deld
Court House
Charies McKee
Acheson
United States District Court
Carrier Ve Baum
Richard Arthurs
Arthurs
North Bend Electric Passenger Railway Granted Charter
A charter was granted yesterday by the State Department to the North Bend Electric Passenger Railway Company with capital of 25000 dollars. The project plans a 3 mile line starting from the southwest area of Church Senceee street in Allegheny and extending along Chi avenue to ape, then to Third, East, and to the to-and wner of See inter sisok peng road and the Evor ri cres ed. Canvas
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State Department
North Bend Electric Passenger Railway Company
Capital
Church Senceee Street
Allegheny
Incidents of the Day In Two Cities
Local notes from two cities recap routine injuries and events. An eye injury led to optic removal for Joax Schaffee of Howe, Brown & Co. A Glassman, West End worker Fractured skull from a wagon fall. School picnics, church services, and a rail line switch dispute are also mentioned along with local celebrations and a German church appointment.
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Ema
Sharpsburg
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
St. George's
Allentown
Joax Schaffee
Howe, Brown & Co.'s
James Montgomery
Harbison
Twentieth Street
Fourth Presbyterian Church
W. P. Shrom
Baum
Roup Station
Twenty-fourth Ward
Aliquippa
Rock Pai Anoor
Panhandle
General Shoeggee Ir Ph
Grance Trentier
Singer's Will
West End
Main Street
Pittsburg
Ward Assessors Hold Key Role in Tax Fixing
A deputy for Collector Ford stated that assessors influence tax outcomes more than councilmen in many cases. He warned that ward assessors can pressure property owners and point out how assessments are determined, while councilmen offer only limited remedies, such as minor infrastructure favors.
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Ford
Moses Arua
Ward
First Cargo of Stone Arrives for New Post Office
Six car loads of stone, the first cargo of the last shipload for the new government building, arrived in Baltimore last month and reached Pittsburg on the B, 4&C. Superintendent Malone ordered immediate unloading into the yard. The entire 1000 feet of stave are expected to be here by.
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Government
Baltimore
Pittsburg
B, 4&C
Malone
Paine's Celery Compound touted as remedy for nervous disease
An 19th century overview asserts modern life causes brain strain and fits of anger, claiming Paine's Celery Compound from Dartmouth’s Phelps cures pareisis and stabilizes early symptoms. It credits the product with soothing effects and medical acceptance, portraying it as a rare community remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Phelps
Dartmouth College
Paine
Native Scot finds cure at Polyetic Institute for kidney disease
H Robertson of Scottish birth suffered kidney disease with back pain digestion and weight loss. After failing with other doctors he sought treatment at the Polytic Institute where specialists for chronic diseases offered rapid improvement and a full cure. Office hours 10 to 11 AM and 6 to 8 PM with Sunday hours 11 to 4 PM. Free consultations.
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Oy H. Robertson
Scotland
Sas
Meleneey
Poliene Medical Ineuiture
Ropert Teon
Sahin Te Cash Apes
Ae Robertson
Anne ‘Ite Bim
Polypathic Institute
Enn
Jodt-P
Ordinance Details Street Grade Measurements and Curves
A historical ordinance outlines precise grade changes and curvature along multiple streets from the west curb line of Waeate to Oneida Street. It specifies elevations, curve types, and distances in feet as part of a city plan enacted by the council on June 10, 1880. It repeals conflicting ordinances and records officials involved.
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Ee Ares Avenue
Waeate Ee
Shiloh Street
P. T
Stanwix Street
Kearsage Street
P.C
P. C
Merrimac
Merrimac Street
P. O
P. OC. O
P.T
Meridan Street
Oneida Street
Dune
A. D
H. P. Ford
Select Council
GEO. Eee
Oban
Gho. L. Holliday
Comat. Connell
Atte Gmo
Booth
Gnok Mh
Ayors
WM. McC
Artest
Ostermaier
Haights
Stanton Avenue
McCully S
Pittsburg
Haights Avenue
McCully Street
Haights Lane
Negley Avenue
Leith
P. RK. C
Negley
Haights Syenne
Geo
Sheppard
Rba Y
Test
Ofa
WM. McCa
Robt. Ostermaier
Fuera C
Mawhinney
Forbes Street
Pice Tee
Bal Setrom Forbes Street
Forbes
Maginam
Beleot
Coe Gouna
Atos Oth
Olle
AP Odt Ostermaier
Tae
Kirkpatrick Street
Wylie Avenue
Webster Avenue
Cny
Department of Public Works
Penn Avenue
Actio
Collins Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Avenue
Hiland Avenue
Astaens
Common Council
GO. Booth
WM. McCallin
Ordainec
Shis
ORD
Jun Poe
Geo. Booth
Common Ee
Grandview Avenue
Southern Avenue
Sycamore Street
Virginia Avenue
Ourbh Gas
Gales Council
Selec Council
Lay
Dent
Mifflin Street
Main Street
Friendship Avenue
Friendship Avalue
Philip
Antordanca
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Assey
Fox Street
Vox Street
Twen
Greenbush Street
Wyoming Street
Rocce Arenas
Greenbush
Boggs Avenues
L. Holliday
Mocal
Ates
Bert Avaista
St. Andrew's Crett
Pittsby
Counclla
Setaaen
Pitteburg
Omega Street
Reiter Street
Ford Street
Craig Street
Pires
Berest
Wost
HLP
Conneil
Ashies
Geo. L. Holliday
McCallin
Fae
Ordinance on Fifth Avenue curb elevations in Pittsburgh
A historical city ordinance from Pittsburgh in 1889 details curb elevations along Fifth Avenue to Allequippa Street. It specifies starting elevation 253.18 feet and gradual rises to intersections, with legal repeal of conflicting ordinances and official signatures of city leaders.
Pittsburgh Street Improvement and Switch Track Ordinance
City authorities authorize street and utility charges with deductions from treasurer accounts. Hogan Evans & Co. granted right to construct a switch track on Josephine Street and pay annual fees to the city. ordinance details license scope, payments, and repeal of conflicting provisions.
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Saratoga
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Dee P . Kamera
Tove
Eegemon
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Philadelphia Company
H. M. Bullesbee
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Europa
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Jonn Scheierman
Tarentum Pa
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Lloyd & Co
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Duquesne Public School
First Ward
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Bill Nye
Adventares
H. Robertson
Liebig Company
Justus von Lisbig
Liebig
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Pyle
Atte Bat Hatte Tip Thoumeis
James Fier
Siar
Bela
Soapona
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Pittaburg
Victoria Stret
Allequippa Street
Ny Jane
Buco
Geo. Sheppard
Ao. Booth
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Jane WM. McCallin
Hopuat Ostermaler
Biter Plumer
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Yorks
Saher
Eash
Sime
Rocoudte Oye
Oly
Whittsburings Bank General Fund
Nordman
Toogan, Evans & Co
Josephine Street
South Twenty-first
South Twenty Second
Hogan, Evans & Co., United
Moela Division
Pennsylvania Rail
South Twenty-second Street
Pap
Hogan
Evans Ry Co
Balect
Brepard
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Muradoch
Wilkins Avenas
Homewood Avenue
Pittunburg
Wrenester
Wood Avenue
Wilkins Avenue
Wilkins Wwitman Street
Neaf Wightman Street
Murdoch Street
Finzer
Finzer & Bros
Louisville, EY
Patterson
Cochran Station
Monongahela
Pennsylvania Railroad
Allegheny County
Howard Plate Glass Works
Allegheny Bessemer Steel Works
Duquesne Tube Works
J. R. Wikis
Duquesne
Wood St
Chess, Cook & CO
En Strest, Mylin Gentral Expanded Metal Co
America
Meer
College of London
Ontario
Can
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Joan Donnelly
Enwann Dooper
Lyman Street
Springfield
Burdock
Atare
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