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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1889

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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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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