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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1892

Page

5

Remonstrances Swarm Court as License Papers Stack Up

Last day for filing license papers brought a flood of remonstrances and petitions to the Clerk of Court. Christy and McClure led the effort with hundreds of signatures opposing various applicants in Pittsburg Allegheny and surrounding townships, noting proximity to churches, schools, and factories and alleging unfitness or necessity concerns.

McClure Price Christy Harrison Township Clerk of Courts McGannigle McGunnigle George Treusch Treneeh Christ Fainy Pittsburg Alleheny P. A. Richards Father Sheedy Joseph Alexander Coraopolis Gonrter Joseph Stolzer Irene Barber Braddock Louis Aushel Rushel Homestead McKeesport Aussiel Josep Pawley Grandview Avenue Providence Presbyterian Church George Keldaiseh Madisonaiengne Allegheny

Serious Street Car Wreck Injures Dabbs Family

Photograher B L H Dabbs his wife and a boy peddler were seriously or badly hurt in a street car collision at South Highland and Ellsworth last night. A second crash involved a snow sweeper and another car forcing passengers to jump to safety. multiple injuries reported but most escaped with minor hurts.

B. L. BH. Dabbs L Jary B. L. H. Dabbs South Highland Ellsworth Mra Dobbs John Vickrey Duquesne Traction Tts John Carr Ellsworth Avenues Pittsburg J. Frail Tomer Gripman Frail

Allegheny Council Steps in Armstrong Shortage Case

At last night’s Allegheny Councils meeting routine business dominated. A key resolution orders the Controller to render bills to the bondsmen of late Edward Armstrong for a discovered shortage in his accounts. Several ordinances passed finally including sewer and street projects and salary fixes for market staff.

Allegheny Edward Armstrong Department of Public Works Lowe Carroll Street Emerick Howard Street Henricks Ohio River Woods’ Run Avenue Brighton Road Chief of Public Works Reserve Township Committee On Public Works Arthur Kennedy Committee On Corporations Egheny Gilliford Water Department Pittsburg Manchester Third Street Benton Avenue Buenete Morrison Avenue Roberts Street Dahlinger Windsor Street Rowbottom West Market Street Henderson Bader Virgin Alley Oliver Fleming Avenue Nesbit Clifton Avenue Pappert Ballantine Street Lewis Committee On Finance Zang Itten Street Cawley Street Euclid Avenue Paulin Select Council Rebecca Street St. Clair Terrace John Gast Valentine Street White Oak Alley Lorraine Street

Embezzlement Charge and Police Sealed Lips at Central

A young man identified as R S Vorhis, an East End resident, is held at Central police station on embezzlement allegations. Diamonds were allegedly pledged at a Smithfield Street pawnshop after a jewelry store sale, with most value loaned, then returned to the owner. Detective Shore reportedly recovered funds connected to the diamonds. George W Miller’s Internal Revenue appointment failed Senate confirmation sparking disappointment among his supporters. Edward Taylor Faro Nelson and John Lalley were arrested for disorderly conduct after a St Patrick related fight on Magee Street near Magee and Gibbon streets. Taylor suffered a possible eye injury.

Taylor and Irwin Avenues Allegheny Carson George Schuebel Smithfield Street Werchants J. B. Hill Francis Miley Penn Avenue Hill William Printy Liberty Street Pittsburg M. E Alderman McKenna Janes A. Hood Herron Avenue Thirteenth Ward John Newman Collier John Schultze East Street Anthony Siebel Gustav Seibel Joseph Kresser Larimer Avenue Eee Edward Moran Forward Avenue Annie Thomas Judee Slagle Sebastian Flynt Sue Harrison Township Flaccus United States Glass Companies Jovepl Fig Isaac H. Kolin Wiliam T. Clarey Charles F. Colbert Michael Welsh Albert Keppler John Custer J. H. Thomas John R. Wilson Carrie Furnace Company Rankin William Price Albert E. Jones Duquesne Borough L. Nickins Etna Borouch Nicklas Consequen Niklas Evna Henry Groetzinger Shaler Sagainst George A. Merz J. C Brodmerkle Willum Richardson United States Iron and Tin Pilate Manufacturing Company Demmier Station William Maxwell Mifflin Township Huh Lynn Bridge Street Etna Gi Ag Lynn R.S Vorhis East End R. Seidle Fifth Avenue Edward Taylor Faro Nelson John Lalley Magee Street Metzer Ludwig Eleventh Ward St. Patrick Magee and Gibbon Streets Taylor

Snow Disrupts City Traff ic and Traction Lines

A heavy fall of snow crippled street railway service in two cities with slippery tracks and reduced headways. Salt cars were used, sweepers deployed, and by midnight Birmingham line cars were down two trips. Snow subsided by morning but more snow was forecast and steam railroads could be affected.

St. Patrick's Day Birmingham

Captain Bell Faces Hearing Over Drunkenness and Duty Neglect

Police Captain Bell of the Allegheny force was suspended earlier and faced a noon hearing led by Chief Murphy. Bell contested the proceedings, sought a public hearing with witnesses sworn, and accused Chief Murphy of blocking testimony while vowing a court challenge to obtain secret hearing testimony and expose reform dissent.

Bell Allegheny Force Murphy Department of Public Safety Muth K. T. Mead Mead Bill Captain Bell Murhy Allegheny Olice Force Parke May

Opium Habit Cure Demonstrated in Pittsburg

A new method for treating opium addiction is shown in Pittsburg by Drs Kinnear and Forrest of Illinois. Dr Kennear promises pain free rapid cures and invites test cases, with Dr J M Miller supervising. Treatment will continue until a sanitarium is established at 30 Federal street Allegheny City with future expansion to include inebriety.

Kinnear and Forrest Illinois Ixinnser Pittsburg Kennear Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia Rush Medical College Chicago United States Army American Medical Nation Ilinois State Medical Society Army and Navy Medical Association J. M. Miller Allegheny City Miller Federal Street

Dismissal of Embezzlement Prosecution in Pittsburgh Case

Prosecutor John McKirdy failed to appear as hearings on embezzlement bribery charges against John R. Murphy and others were dismissed by Alderman Schellman after a snowbound week. Murphy and Donaldson faced bribery counts while Glenn and Kornman faced embezzlement charges. McKirdy later renewed informations as delays stemmed from transportation.

John R. Murphy Department of Public Safety of Allegheny John Glenn Frank Donaldson Murphy Alderman Schellman John McKirdy McKirdy Mr. McKirdy Chief Murphy Centleman Bigger George Riddle Thomas M. Marshall, Jr MccKirdy Glenn Donaldson McKurdy Kornman Samuel McClure Pearson

New Silk Printings Offerings At Discounted Yard Rates

A varied inventory of STRONG HEAVY DRESS QUALITY silks and SHANG HAI and JAP SILKS in light and dark colors, imported for sale at $1 a yard, 75c bargains, plus LYONS PRINTED SILK DESIGNS from $1 to $3 per yard. ILLUMINATED SURAHS and GLACE SILKS feature two and three tone effects, $1.25 to $1.50. Window display highlights new novelties including SKIRTINGS and exclusive designs.

LYONS Jardiniere

Exclusive Dress Goods Stock Promises Unmatched Selection

A prominent retailer touts a vast dress goods inventory claiming unsurpassed quality and display. The notice highlights exclusive fabrics and shades from notable manufacturers and lists several fashionable lines like The Raye Vigoreaux and The Pompadour a Soie, inviting inspection of the department’s trendy offerings.

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