Carnegie Wins Out A Partnership Quarrel Over Embezzlement Charges
A long contested case from nearby towns ends with the master awarding the sale proceeds to Mrs. Lander. Andrew Carnegie had been summoned as a witness but did not attend until an attachment issued. The dispute centers on a mortgage transaction involving the Wampum Iron Company and related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Malcolm McConnell
Wampum Furnace Company
S. D
H. S&s Oliphant
George Lander
Wampum Iron Company
Peter Tillia
Tillia
Lawrence County
Annie Lands
Carnegie
Wampum Tron Company
Sass
Mesweorgender
Peter Tillin
Lander
Tilla
Winternitz
Forged His Own Bar Paper in Ohio Trial
Judge Johnson hears the State of Ohio versus P. McKnight in Wood County Common Pleas. McKnight, who posed as a lawyer in Bowling Green, forged or copied a bar certificate, was indicted for forgery, later claimed he could not be tried on other charges, and won a Supreme Court ruling to be retried. The current trial centers on forgery charges linked to that incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fixplay
Johnson
Bowling Green
Common Pleas Court
State of Ohio
P. McKnight
Supreme Court of Ohio
McKnight
New York
Wood County Grand Ae
Supreme
Supreme Court
Wood County
Co Partners Accuse Each Other In Embezzlement Suit
A suit filed by William F. Myers and T. B. Lisle against James M. Moore and George W. McCoy charges them with converting twelve thousand dollars from the Ohio Valley Fire Clay Company. Lisle claims dissolution and settlement of three years of partnership. an injunction blocks checks, sales, or firm accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonoxto
Specia.l
William F. Myers
T. B. Liste
James M. Moore
George W. McCoy
Ohio Valley Fire Clary Company
Moore
Lisle
E. E. Erskine
Gore
Three corpses found in ice solve Erie duck hunt mystery
Three young men Robert Skelly Bert Grumwell and James Roberts disappeared after duck hunting on Erie Bay on Thanksgiving Day. A search led to a theory they ran away but new findings show all were found in the ice near their pontoon boat as the bodies washed ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Erie Bay
Robert Skelly
Bert Grumwell
James Roberts
Roberts
Lake Erie
Ico
Aos
Jas Ali
Fight for Congressman in Erie Intensifies
Erie politics grow tense as Rev. Dr. Theodore Flood is named Republican nominee for Congress. Within a week opposition emerges mainly from his own faith with efforts led by Howoe and W. Powell of Shadeland. Powell supporters plan a field canvass and will announce their decision soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Theodore Flood
Congress
Howoe
W. 2 Powell
Shadeland
Powell
Feld
People's Party of Erie County Joins Socialistic Labor Party
In Enz Pa on March 7 special report The People's party of Erie County met and merged with the Erie Socialist Labor party noting the unhappy condition of Zoe and wageworker E E Ewer presided. They creed to tat on the first Monday man when candidates for county offices were nominated. The People's 7 or Evie county polled 1 358 votes last ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enz
People's Party of
Erie County
Erie Socialistic Labor Party
E. E. Ewer
People's 7
Evie
Noted Politician Bonds Over Indictment For Fraud
Murespone March 7 Special. The motion to quash the indictment against ex Sheriff and Representative W S Trover for fraudulently obtaining a signature to a note of 4000 has been overruled. He is required to give bond of 700 for appearance at the next term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murespone
Trover
Murderer Mills Still Sought Near Cmicona
Special dispatch reports officers pursuing Mills the escaped murderer again returning to Cmicona Pa. with word of another escapee from the county jail last year. He says he has a crew and started out over the hills with two deputies to renew the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmicona
Mills
Cates
Cleveland Can Have Mercer
The Democratic County Committee met in Mercer today and fixed dates for two conventions. The county will instruct for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Mercer
Democratic County Committee
Cooley Gang Member Bill Ner Tried in Court
Special report states Bill Ner, a member of the Cooley gang, was tried on March 7. The proceedings are detailed by a special correspondent, outlining charges and courtroom developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley Gang
Billner
Jury hears tale of highway robbery and alleged assault
In this afternoon’s Criminal Court session Bud can an Lowe testified about an outcry for help and Turner fled without replying. The defense claimed the beating was a joke. Turner seeks a new trial and Dick’s trial is expected to start tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
rob Bud _ canan
Lowe
Turner
Portraits of a 19th century lieutenant and a tragic crime
Mr W C Lowry recalls Lieutenant Hetherington of the USS Michigan and his wife Miss Magnes in Erie during the winter of 1683. Hetherington, calm and self-possessed, was devoted to his wife though tainted by jealousy before a fatal incident that shocked their social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haxmmissies
W.c.lowry
World's Fair Department
Hetherington
Wilm
Raven
Anesington
Sebanea
Mr. Get
Jeno
Bankee Pool in Rough Gutter Clash at Irwin
In Irwin March 7 special report two prominent men, C. W. Pool owner of a failed local bank, and James White coal operator and stock dealer with a rumored 41000 overdraft, had a violent meeting at the depot. White grabbed Pool by the throat. Pool struck back as onlookers separated them. The incident followed Pool’s visit to inspect the defunct bank. The town’s new First National Bank opened today with 6665 in deposits by noon. T. P. Way of Citizens’ Bank serves as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inwis
C. W. Pool
James White
Pool
White
East End
Pittsburg
First National Bank
T. P. Way Teller
Citizens' Nai ‘Bank
Six Normal Teachers Discharged at Edinboro State Normal
Edinboro State Normal School trustees discharged six teachers on Saturday evening including A J Sears of Brooklyn T J George Margaret Compton Lou Ferguson Engina Diemer and Mary E Hanks. They returned salary orders but would report daily for duty to meet legal requirements and preserve funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ente
Edinboro State Normal School
A. J. Sears
Brooklyn
T. J. George
Margaret Compton
Mies Lou Ferguson
Engina Diemer
Mien
Mary E. Hanks
Dancing Methodists Taken to Task in Monon
Rev Dr Baker of the Methodist Episcopal Church harshly condemned the recent leap year dance in Monon. He denounced all members who participated as violating Lenten discipline and drew a strong church rebuke from the pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MononrcaseLa Crry
Dr. Baker
Methodist Episcopal Church
Braddock Borough Project Dies as Opposing Mills Win
The Braddock borough project has fallen through after strong opposition from the Edgar Thomson Steel Works. Rankin is likely to gain a borough charter while Copeland may seek admission to the existing borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Borough
Brappock
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Provouts
Rankin
Copeland
Monongahela City Plans a Soldiers' Monument
Monongahela City residents prepare to erect a handsome soldiers' monument. T. B. Murphy of the Fonperivanie Railroad is the first donor, with committees formed to push the subscription drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela City
Monxoncaneta City
T. B. Murphy
Fonperivanie
Cifive
Cured by Father Mollinger Ailing Man Claims Relief
Peter Sheehan of McKresport says rheumatism was cured by Father Mollinger. He was carried to the train, went to Pittsburg for four days of treatment, then walked back to the station and is now well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mollinger
McKresport
Peter Sheehan
Pittsburg
Frank Kennedy Dies of Heart Disease in South City Store
Frank M. Kennedy, 65, early Oil Creek settler and longtime resident, died today from heart disease at his South Oil City store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Kennedy
Long Oil Creek
South Oi City
Notable Visitors and Locals At City Hotels
Travelers and figures in industry and politics arrive in the city. Victor Harmon advances for the Cadi Company stays at the Schlosser along with W. J. Gardiner from Berlin and S. Green wood of Youngstown. Cyrus Elder and James McMillen of Cambria Iron Works were in town yesterday. Hugh Laughlin of East Palestine and Jilson J. Coleman of Cleveland lodge at the Anderson. E. 8. Scranton of Philadelphia and John C. Bridgman of Wilkesbarre at the Duquesne. General A. J. Warner of Marietta arrived, voicing strong views on silver. Robert White of Wheeling, W. G. Guiler of Uniontown, and D. B. Sell of Dano registered at the Monongahela. R. C. Gaich of Wheeling, a Republican, predicts Republicans carry Virginia next fall. Frederick Paul the actor and his mother are at the Seventh Avenue Hotel. Paulding is idle this week but will appear here Saxieneader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Harmon
Cadi” Company
Schlosser
W. J. Gardiner
Berlin
S. Greenwood
Youngstown
Cyrus Elder
James McMillen
Cambria Iron Works
Johnstown
Hugh Laughlin
East Palestine
Jilson J. Coleman
Cleveland
Anderson. E
Scranton
Philadelphia
John C. Bridgman
Wilkesbarre
Duquesne
A. J. Warner
Marietta
Robert White
Wheeling
W. G. Guiler
Uniontown
D. B. Sell
Dano
Monongahela
R. C. Gaich
Virginia
Frederick Paul
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Mr. Paulding
Saxieneader
Mitchell fires official boxing challenge to Sullivan in Europe
English pugilist Charley Mitchell issues a formal ultimatum to John L Sullivan. He denies seeking notoriety and vows to fight for the Olympic Club purse under their rules. Mitchell offers deposits and bets to prove seriousness and calls Sullivan afraid to meet him in a bout.
Pittsburg Football Kickers Face New Challengers
The Pittsburg Kickers attract interest as Swifts of Chicago McDonalds and McKeesport challenge. President Goodwyn notes clubs ignored the standing challenge for months while Pittsburgs agreed to play New Castle. victories could prompt cash readiness. The Inter-Ocean reports on local clubs, a Parkside Jackson cup tie ending 2-2 between Clo Cricket Club and Thisties with Aurora and Joliet imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgs
The
Swifts
Chicago
McDonalds
McKeesports
Goodwyn
New Castle
Miegn Orden
Chicagos
Thistles
Iinter-Ocean
Clo Cricket Club
Thisties
Aurora
Joliet
Parkside
Football Association
Sullivan, Mitchell Bout. Final Ultimatum in Fight Talks
The Associated Press reports John L Sullivan issues a final ultimatum to fight James J Mitchell between August 15 and September 7 at the Olympic Club in New Orleans for a purse of 25 000 and 10 000 side bet. He demands deposits and insists on fair articles or representatives to draft terms, warning against fake contracts and defending his American title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allt
England
Mrewaaroim
Mrex
Mitchell
Associated Press
John L
Olympic Club
New Orleans
May
Mr. Mitchell
Duncan B. Harrison
Mysel
America
Linden Leads in Tiresome Bowling Turn Transfer
The Linden bowling team won last evening on their alleys amid a tiresome shuffle of turns. Attendance was tolerable and the rolling in some respects good. Scores followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
Madden Claims Maher Can Beat Fitzsimmons in Four Rounds
Billy Madden says Peter Maher can defeat Bob Fitzsimmons in four rounds despite Maher’s loss. He cites Maher’s nervousness and failed instructions as factors, and denies drugging rumors while noting Maher tried to jump from a moving train but Fitzsimmons was not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Peter Maher
Bob Fitzsimmons
New Youk
Billy Madden
New Hans
Madden
Philadelphia
Fitz
Fitzsimmons
Maher
Dogs from Cincinnati to attend Pittsburg beach show
Al G. Eberhart plans to travel to Pittsburg beach to display a big lineup of dogs from Cincinnati. Entries include St Bernard Mascot Royal, English bulldog Little Monarch, Scotch collie Sir Walter Scott No. 8, and other imports, with 13 more dogs to show and two noted St Bernards from hospital connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al G. Eberhart
Pittsburg
Albert Iyckman
Donati
Hector
Alpin Neen
St.Bernards
Shelby
Pritchard Accepts Fitzsimmons Challenge for World Middleweight Title
A cable dispatch confirms Ted Pritchard is willing to box Bob Fitzsimmons for the world middleweight title in America or England within ten weeks of signing. Pritchard bets £2000, Bolingbroke Club offers £1200, and articles will be sent for signature or travel to America on the club's expense guarantee. The Pritchard O’Brien match is off after O’Brien declines to box outside the National Club for £500 against Bolingbroke’s £890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzsimmons
Pritchard
Ted Pritchard
America
England
Bolingbroke Club
London
O'Brien
Bolingbroke
Anson previews a stronger, mixed 1910s team lineup
The manager speaks on team strength, noting a mix of players and new American Association recruits. He claims the squad is stronger than last year, with three capable catchers and improved pitching. If Louisville adds players, he expects a well rounded club that will win more than its share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson
American Association
Nagle
Louisville
Magner Defeats O'Donnell on Foul in Sioux City Bout
In Sioux City on March 7 five hundred spectators saw Patsy Magner of Yankton defeat Billy O'Donnell of St Paul in the eighteenth round on a foul. Magner led for seven rounds before tiring, while O'Donnell pressed with rapid, sharp blows and landed a brutal series before the foul ended the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gton
Patsy Magner
Yankton
Billy O'Donnell
St. Paul
Magner
Steenth
O'Donnell
Pittsburgers in New York Hotels Listed
Pittsburg visitors are registered at major New York hotels as of March 7. Names include Miss E Arthur Westminster J Bernstein Earle's Hotel Mrs Curtis Metropole H P Ecker Lone Hotel F Ew Hotel Lm?hbend matt House P James H C Hil Geurto van Holtzman Bartholdi W C ie Grand Mac Lean Oral Imperial Westminster A J Parcels H L Rosen bun Belvigeres M3 gay Aan Brown Morton St Denis F J Guckert J W Marah Hotel Normandie H N Morton House J D Astor Weis pop Imperial A Wolf Hotel Vendome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgers
New York
Guttenburg Winners Race Results At Guthersvine
In fair track conditions with some slipperiness, the Guttenburg program at Guthersville on March 7 featured several races. Coldstream won the five furlongs, Xenophon took the six furlongs, Dixie-Gilliter II was runner-up in the four and a half furlongs, and Wood Cutter led the five and a half furlongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ix Acree
Lester Seeme
Fabian
Yale baseball candidates reshaped by new material
New Haven March 7 The candidates for the Yale baseball nine are so unsettled that management plans to engage Gorelee to add new material The twirler See is mentioned as likely to be engaged and could be part of the reshaped lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Comm
Yale Baseball Nine
Gladstone Club Opens With Conly and Sullivan Match
Godfrey and Choynaki open for En Gladstone Club as Conly and John A. Sullivan form Choynake of California for Soc Prat in today’s postee event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey
Choynaki
Gladstone Club
Wee Conly
John A. Sullivan
Choynake
California
Soc Prat
Postee
Tne
Jeannette Seeks Stock for Local Ball Team
In Jeannette on March 7 a petition gathered over $500 toward a stock company to form a baseball club. Prospects for a strong team are good as grounds improvements and a grand stand are planned. A stockholders meeting will be held March 19 to elect officers and set season plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette
Bi-Annual Masters Chess Opens At British Club
London March 7 The Bi Annual Masters tournament begins at the British Chess Club Covent Garden with 12 noted London masters competing. First round results include Van Vilet defeating Bird in 38 moves and several draws and exchanges among Morock Gossip Lasker Mason Fenton Mortimer and Lee amid a series of French defense games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kings Street
Covent Garden
van Vilet
Bird
Oves
Morock
Gibbons Myer Bout Talks With Deposit Condition
Austin Gibbons and Billy Myer the Streator Cyclone show strong match interest. Gibbons replied to a telegram saying Myer wants a go and that a 1 000 deposit must be posted before any match. Gibbons, seen at Miners Theater yesterday, seeks a high purse and will fight for the club offering the most prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Gibbons
Billy Myer
Eac
New Orleans
Myer
Young Banker Making Strides in East Cycling Wins
George A. Banker, a prominent local bicyclist, excelled at the Harlem The Harlem Wheelmen contests in Madison Square Garden on Saturday, winning the one mile and two mile safety events and the team race, with three wins out of four events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Banker
East
Harlem
Madison Square Garden
Crowley and Bates Plan Fight in Etnaville Meeting
Tonight Jack Crowley of Etnaville formerly of Pittsburg and Jack Bates of Youngstown met here and made arrangements for a fight. The report notes the fighters are to clash soon, signaling active competition in the local boxing scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wueraupoe
Jack Crowley
Etnaville
Pittsburg
Jack Bates
Youngstown
Prize Fight Planned Within Six Weeks Near Wheeling
The notice outlines a prize bout within six weeks and within one hundred miles of Wheeling. The match is billed as four ounce gloves with a weight limit of 127 pounds and involves Sere Seta and Fos. A previous related county case from about three years ago is referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Sere Seta
Ting
County
W. V A
Schedule for new Western League set for Chicago meeting
Colvinsus C March 7 Special The Western League announces its game schedule to be reviewed by magnates in Chicago next week Opening day is April 12 the same as the National and closing October 1 First division ends July 13 second division to follow Toledo Milwaukee Omaha Minneapolis Kansas City Labor Day Decoration Day are noted in the East and Fourth of July in the West Sunday games are planned in most cities except Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colvinsus
Chicago
Toledo Ope
Milwaukee
Toateaspo
Omaha
Minneapolis
Kansas
Powers Wins It Pool in Alhambra Tournament
Synacust New York March 7 Powers a former world champion and Werner of Chicago opened a championship pool tourney at the Alhambra rink with two matches. Powers lost 10 to ? while Clearwater defeated Ravenna 100 to 46. Other notes mention shows and racing rumors regarding Nellie State Agricultural Society and local athletic events with various names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synacust
N. Y
Alhambra
H. E. Stewart
Binghamton
William Clearwater
Ravenna
Albert Powers
John Werner
Chicago
Powers
Clearwater
Troubled Knights of Labor Musicians and Musical Union Claim Rift Ended
Reported reconciliation between Knights of Labor musicians and the Musical Union is disputed. A Knights committee allegedly sought reinstatement and promised fines were cancelled, while Musical Union leader Gus Kriel says past conflicts are forgotten and a 100 piece band plans open air concerts in Pittsburgh. Officials deny any departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centes al Tuskas
Great Western
Knights of Labor
Gus Kriel
Musical Union
MMP. U
Pittsburg
K. of L
Building committee not ready and fair exhibit planned
The Builders' Exchange monthly meeting reported the building committee would finish by next month. Several architects and contractors faced charges for rule violations but their cases were not heard. The exchange will exhibit member materials at the World's Fair and endorsed the Missouri River Improvement Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders' Exchange
Exchange
Missouri River Improvement Association
Delegates Discuss Federation Talks In Informal Meeting
Delegates convene to form a federation of machinery trades but fail to reach decisions as some members are absent. An informal gathering is held with plans to resume business this morning once all delegates arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of the Machinery Trades
Cen
Sabia
Moorhead-McCleane mill at Scho to restart after 22 weeks idle
The Moorhead-McCleane armor plate mill in Schoaal will resume production today after a 22 week shutdown caused by weak orders. The plant expects to operate with a sizable order flow and will employ about 150 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorhead-McCleane Company
Scho
Duluth Dispatch Denounces Rumor About Chairman Abbott
A Duluth report says a letter alleging wrongdoing reached the city. Chairman Abbott appeared yesterday afternoon and denounced the story as untrue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Thn Sre
Abbott
Labor Disruptions Hit Pittsburgh Mills and Trades
Several puddlers at Oliver's South Side mill were laid off last night. Keystone Bolling Mill Company of Pittsburg shut down yesterday. A. Leeeats & Son of Allegheny cut axle workers' wages by 10 percent affecting 40 men. The Western Pennsylvania Brickmakers Exchange will host a banquet at the Duquesne Hotel. March W. Werzen Fenton resigned as chair of a strike committee and will return to the Financial News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Southside
Western Pennsylvania Brickmakers' Exchange
Duquesne Hotel
W. F. Werzen Fenton
Tus Keystone Bolling Mill Company
Pittsburg
A. Leeeats & Son, Axle Manufacturers
Allegheny
Family in Need Found on Jones Avenue
Police discovered the Newell family in a starving state on Jones avenue yesterday. They lived in a single room with a sick father and mother waging a long winter illness. Three children slept on the floor under ragas seeking aid and shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Newell
Jones Avenue
River News And Notes March 7 Dispatch Summary
Weather cloudy and warm as river falls seven feet two inches on the falls and nine feet seven inches on the canal. The Mariner arrived with an empty tow bound for Pittsburg from Madison. John and tow of slaves expected late evening. Excel dune from Kentucky river will sail with Barrett tow to Cincinnati. Iroquois tow to Pittsburg, Grace Morris and canner leaving for Salt River, Owensboro tied to Norsi for 150 miles run, and wood shipments to Cincinnati Tell City and Big Kanawha Carrollton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Mariner
Madison
Pittsburg
John
Hentucky River
Barrett
Cincinnat
Morris
Salt River
Owensboro
Berin
Wood
Cincinnati
Tell City
Ile
Carrollion
Weather observations and river levels report
Reported river gauges show Wreetine-River at 5 feet 5 inches and rising, Puorkersburg at 7:20 PM with Pitts noted, Organtowsr River at 6 feet 6 inches and falling, Brownstile at 10 feet and falling, with clear or cloudy conditions and temperatures around 41 to 45 degrees. Observations indicate Wanreck-very and other notes mention varied weather and river status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puorkersburg
Pitts
River conditions and ship movements near Cincinnati
A fragmented report details rivers high and rising with measurements around 12 feet and 33 feet, noting ships departed and arrived including Scotia Pittsburg and City of Monroe St Louis. Weather shows cloudy, warm to cool conditions with several tow arrivals and the Ohio River activity near Cincinnati and Natchez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Ouhbio
Hudson Hi Courier
Wheeling
ORL
Coal City
Tow
Pittsburg
Guiding Star
Cincinnati
Memnthis— Deparokee
St. Louia
Monroe
St. Louis
City of Rie Ears
Natchez
Hate Adams
Arkansas City
Mary Houston
Carno
Golden Hale
New
Local Health Reports Diphtheria and Scarlet Fever Cases
Five diphtheria and five scarlet fever cases were reported by the Bureau of Health yesterday. A steamboat Belmont owned by Hyatt and Rogers near Washington Indiana carried about $15 000 in insured value. The Ancient Order of Hiberians ends its rift and will parade together on St Patrick's Day. The Tax Colored Voters League of the Hill elected Lemuel Googina as delegate to the State Convention at the Franklin School. Joux Gurry was arrested at Thirty-seventh and Butler streets by Officer McAndrews for disorderly conduct following a street brawl. Orro Stevenson, brakeman for Pittsburg and Lake Erie, was hospitalized at West Penn with a crushed arm after a coupling accident on the Southside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Health
Washington
Ind
Belmont
Hyatt & Rogers
Lons
Order of Hiberians
St. Patrick’s Day
Tax Colored Voters
League of the Hill
Franklin School
Lemuel Googina
Joux Gurry
Butler
McAndrews
Orro Stevenson
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
West Penn Hospital
Am Tate
Fire losses and incidents across cities and facilities
Multiple incidents noted: Cochrane Cotton Seed Oil Mill in Rock Hill and Mt. Washington chimney fire report no damage. Allouez Mock in West Superior valued at 96,000 with total insured 16,000. United States Carpet Lining in Jersey City reports a shaft fire injuring ten workers, with escape through windows and hatchway. losses totaling about 60,000 in Rock Hill area and 120,000 in West Superior area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Hill
5. C
Cochrane Cottonseed
Sycamore Street
Mt. Washington
West Superior
Wis
R. L. Belknap
New York
Jersey City
United States Carpet Lining Company
Southside Medical Society plans new bad debt collection
The Southside Medical Society, at Dr. J. M. Duff's office, approved a plan to collect unpaid bills. Delinquents would receive a notice. partial payments and notes could settle balances. if shown unable to pay, full or clear receipts may be issued. If able but refuses, the bill goes to a collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside Medical Society
J. M. Duff
M. A. Arnholt
Robbery attempt ends with arrest on Southside
Robert Howard was arrested on a charge of attempted burglary and pointing firearms after entering A. J. Connors grocery at 2417 Sarah Street and forcing the proprietor to summon help. The grocer pursued Howard down Sarah Street to South Twenty-first and Carson streets until Officer Wright apprehended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Howard
A. J. Conners
Sarah Street
Mr. Connors
Howard
Sarah
South Twenty-first Street
Carson Street
Officer Wright
John McGovern Arrested on Warrant for Assault and Larceny
John McGovern was arrested on Jones avenue by Officer Miller on a warrant sworn by Rufus Moore before Alderman Mc Kenna. Moore, a colored man, alleges he was struck by McGovern on Penn avenue near Twenty-eighth park Wreelay while a crowd of men and boys threw stones. McGovern allegedly knocked him down and took his bat and muffier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGovern
Jones Avenue
Officer Miller
Alderman McKenna
Rufus Moore
Moore
Penn Avenue
Twenty-eighth Park Wreelay
McGovern
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Bond
Murderer Mills SH Free
Charley Mitchell
Landens
Burra
Charlie Mitchell
Sullivan
Slavin
Busness
France
John L. Bullivan
Olympic Athletic Club
Clu
Godfrey Choynski
Linder
Stka
Slocum
Eeseneenee
Bellefield
Stke
Sps
Waithwright
Herriott
Bro Lloyd
Sone
Il Torre
Cevceesedicees
Ls E. E. Gyms
Stks
Sted Buchanan
Jarrett
Milligan
Cineinnati
His
Guttenbuurg
Mickey Welch
Jeannette All Right
Gibbons and Myer
Orbett
Choynski
Settl
Doer Iver
Nellie State Agricultural Society
Hos FirzimMons
Reilly-Miller
C. E. Hannison
Cyrus
Sacramen
Arran
Goddard
Joe McAuliffe
Joe
Io Athletic Club
Detroit
Bees
Goa Laughlin
Jowett
Keelin
Builders’ Exchange
Fobo Mills
Industrial Notes
Oceans
Odo
River News and Notes
Ami
Dr. Greene
W. L. Douglas
Ieee
Ed Yeater
D. Carter
Fite Avenue
J. MN
Fifth Avenue
H. x
M. Lang
Er Street
Fittsburg
Hesseaeen
Federal Street
Rebecca Street
Sunol
McIntosh-Huntington Co
M. May, Sons & CO
Jacobs Ol Cunes
Meuralcia
Jane I T
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