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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1889

Page

8

Bible Gift Draws Lamont Praise For Refusing Back Pay

Colonel Daniel Scott Lamont receives widespread commendation for declining back pay offered by Congress. A small black Bible bearing President Cleveland’s name sits on his desk as a symbol of the oath he swore and the legacy he honors.

Lamont Congress Cleveland WasarecTos Daniel Scott Lamont Washington Colonel Lamont G. Cle Buffalo Cme Oem Waite Capitol Su Court of the United States Stephen

Senate Executive Session Sets Tone for Hartridge Nomination

Washington February 28 The Senate held an executive session over three and a half hours ratifying treaties with South American nations and international copyright pacts. John F Hartridge of Jacksonville Fla was considered for U S district judge for Northern Florida. the Judicial Committee was discharged today with action postponed to the next executive session. Postmasters and a brigadier general were also nominated or announced for retirement in the Engineer Corps.

Washington Senate John F. Hartridge Jacksonville Fla United States Florida Settle Judicial Committee

Claim Agent Sues Vilas and Dickinson for 100000

Harvey Spaulding of Wasumrotos sues former Postmaster General William F. Vilas and Postmaster General Don M. Dickinson for 100000 dollars each. He accuses them of harassing him and pressuring postmasters to claim government salary dues, claiming the act was passed to favor those claims.

Vi- Sat v. Dickinson Heroe

Senate Resumes Debate on Interstate Commerce Amendments

Washington February 28 The Senate moved to resume consideration of two amendments to the bill amending the Interstate Commerce Act. The pending question is Mr Sherman’s motion to agree to the amendment concerning the rates and practices of carriers.

Ln Refuers Agres Wasnmorox Sherman

Possibility of Accepting Thurlow Cust-Steel Cannon

War Department in Washington weighs a dozen cast steel gun samples from Standard Steel at Thurlow showing mixed quality. Despite not meeting specs and showing expansion with firing, officials consider paying for the gun and urging further experiments as experts claim potential to reach a perfect cast weapon.

Thurlow Possi i Standard Company

Three Torpedoes Ordered for Navy Use

The Navy Secretary inks a contract with J. N. H. Patrick of College Point Long Island for three Patrick patent controllable torpedoes at 855000. Each torpedo carries 400 pounds of dynamite and can run one mile at 20 knots. Delivery: first within five months, the other two within seven months.

Wasnivetor Secretary of the Navy J. N. H. Patrick College Point Long Island Patrick Patent

Tragic double heartache ends in murder in Paterson

Anthony Lares, a 39 year old immigrant from Hollander, killed his 19 year old wife at 29 Chestnut Street Paterson after luring her to Mr Stalwater's home. He fled leaving a trail of bloody footprints and was later arrested after returning to Paterson. He confessed to the crime.

Paterson N. J Chestnut Street Anthony Lares Hollander Holland America Laree Recs Ja. van Riper Ellivan Street T Laree Sandy Hill Cemetry Passaic James Critchlow Carnegie Street Cencer Glau Catarch Institute Ninth Street

Married under difficulties in a sensational New Jersey wedding

In Jersey City a planned marriage to Maude Elliot ends with Robert Robertson jailed after promising to wed. A later attempt to marry another woman turns into a publicized ceremony in Weehawken with police involvement and a rapid nuptial. Valentines and Helen Clegg wed, wedding gifts total about $100,000 with $50,000 given to each daughter.

New York Robert Robertson Jersey City Justice Weed Wassen Colonel Robinson Billy Porter First National Bank Weehawken Ager Weed Beecee Robertson Valentine Winters, Jr Helen Clegg Episcopal Church John H. Winters Croom

Bargain Clothing Sale At Hub And City Stores

Huge markdown sale advertised at the Hub for men and boys with extremely low prices. Mentions Boston Clothing House 439 Smithfield St and Jos Hount & Co Penn Avenue stores as discount outlets. Includes references to cheap silk prints and cheap photo frames at Aufrecht’s Elite 516 Market St and urging customers to come early.

Boston Clothingouse Smithfield St Jos, Hount & Co Penn Avenue Aufrecht Market St

Dimnmy murder jury questioned as Collier explains case

Judge Collier hears continued investigation into the Dimmy murder jury. Testimony from Mrs. Idelia Barton identifies juror H. H. Nieman who denies making any negro remark. Juror notes on liquor were denied by Nieman and Bolen, with further examinations set for this morning.

Siega Collier Idelia Barton Nieman H. H. Nieman Cil An R Hoerr O'Brien John Bolen Examina

Trial notes from Penny against Perkins and Murdoch case

The Penny versus Perkins and Murdoch case continued with Mayor Pearson admitting he declined to file information due to Perkins being intoxicated. Barnett testified he never resided on Allegheny Street, while Perkins denied Barnett’s statements. The case proceeded to the jury at 2:50 with no verdict. Further trial lists and a separate suit by John Hemmingray against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 5,000 dollars damages over an ejectment and alleged abuse on a train.

Penny Perkins Murdoch Dr. Penny G. P. Perkins William Murdoch Pearson Robert Barnett Mr. Perkins Barnett Reader James Hemmingray Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Hemmingray Port Perry Hemminpray

Mrs. Cecilia Murray Answers Pittsburg Divorce Suit

Cecilia Murray answers the divorce action by H. D. Murray alleging cruelty and brutality and accusing him of embezzling funds while clerking in Pittsburg houses. She also claims he attempted to have her abscond with a sum and asks the suit be dismissed at his cost.

de ‘Banford Banford Drug & Chemical CO Boston Cecilia Murray H. D. Murray Pittsburg Enlso

Legal quarters report several civil and criminal actions

The item lists multiple cases including Butler County counterfeiters remanded to Scranton for trial, a juvenile accused of assault with a stone, a divorce judgment in the Spangler case, damages sought over a death at Iron Works, an Allegheny man jailed on bail default, a slander suit involving Ness and Mrs. Ford, a suit against Wainet Drake Stratton and others over a demolished building, and an ad offering samples and goods from merchants.

Joupge Acheson Butler County Scranton JuLius Schott Giovanni Chess, Coox & Co Paule Ae Bennett Anna M. Spangler Spangler Easthnd Accasien Rand Cecilia Moderal Elma T. J. Noss Allegheny Wen Ness Ford Susan Fors Jonathan Wainet Drake & Stratton McKeesport Bellevernon

Ordinance Granting Central Passenger Railway Access

No 235 ordinance authorizes Central Passenger Railway Company to enter and lay tracks on designated Pittsburg streets including Wylie avenue Herron avenue Camp street Adelaide Madison Thirty third and connections to Sixth avenue and High street Webster street and Grant street within one year. Section 2 adopts existing street use ordinances and the measure is enacted February 4 1859 with mayoral approval recorded February 25 1880.

Central Railway Company Thien Pittsburg Central Passenger Railway Company Central Passenger Railway Acrid Street Wylie Avenue Ahe Avenue Herron Avenue Camp Street Adelaide Street Ade Street Madison Street Madison Thirty-third Streets Thirty-third Street Matore High Street Sixth Avenue Verse Passenger Railway Company Smithfield Street Fifth Avenue Grant Street Webster Street H. P. Ford Select Council Geo. Sheppard Geo. L. Holliday Dent Common Council Geo Booth A. Edior WM. McCallin W. H. McCleary Central Traction Company Central Passenger Transverse Passenger Railway Company Wood Street Fourth Avenue Transverse Railway Anld Central Traction Company Department of Public Works Thentral Traction Company H.P. Ford Geo. L. Honent Geo. Booth

Made to Measure Pantaloons at Five to Eight Dollars

We offer generous reliable clothing from trusted sources and invite careful comparison. If our made to measure pantaloons fail to meet your approval, return them for a refund. Our business rests on satisfied customers with 250 styles available.

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