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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1891

Page

5

Murder Trial Delayed in Gallo-Caroso Case at West Virginia Frontier

Sheriff J L Curtis telegraphs witnesses that the murder trial of Francheschi Caruso for Michael Gallo’s death on the West Virginia side is postponed to the June term. An Italian contact suggests Camorra ties and a motive linked to Naples based bands, with Caruso reportedly well funded for defense.

Steveenviille J. L. Curtis Francheschi Caruso Michael Gallo West Virginia Caruso Camorista Naples la Mafia Sicily New Orleans Giaccimi Caruso Allo Pittsburg Gallo Gazzone de Malavira

Probable murder shift in Parker fall case

Special telegram from McKerspont reports Charles Parker, a former detective on the Tule Works police force, injured after being knocked from a car on the Baltimore anthip. Initial accident belief gave way to premeditated foul play as attackers struck him in the back with a stone. Parker’s condition is critical as investigators reassess the case.

Monument For Unknown Dead Awarded To J L Smith

Johns town March 19 The contract for erecting a monument to the unknown dead of the great flood has been awarded to J L Smith a marke denier. The base will be 12 by 8 feet and the granite shaft will rise inches high. It will be surmounted by three figures representing Faith Hope and Charity. The price is 0. The monument is to be completed by May 31.

Store Burned in Greene County Fire Likely Arson

The Hig Tree country store in Greene County was burned yesterday by incendiaries after a robbery. Postmaster and owner H Hinengan was away during the blaze. Stock insured for 3000 but the building itself was not insured.

Hig Tree Greene County H. Hinengan

Governor Pattison to Attend Banquet Toastmaster Named

Meereport March 19 Governor Pattison and State Secretary Harrity will attend the coming banquet. Jane Evans president of the Bank of McAkeesport and brother of Dr Colonel Evans of Pittsburg selected as toastmaster for the event.

MeEersport Board of Trade Pattison Harrity Janen Evans Bank of

Mass Meeting of Strikers Demands Share of Profits

One thousand workers from surrounding coke works held a mass meeting at Mr Pleasant on March 15. The resolution was adopted declaring the workingmen will stand out until their just demands are counted, seeking their share of the profits they produce.

Mr PleaSant

The Fate of a Boozy Farmer in Deversville Incident

March 14 report from Brercer details James West a farmer of Etonerstown Lawrences county found dead under a barn near Deversville after a day in Peteraville drinking. He had a whisky feed before attempting to return home. Friends say they will prosecute those who supplied the liquor.

Debpatcha Brercer James West Etonerstown Lawrences County Deversville Fin Peteraville

Keep Their Promise Special Tellgham to the pierarcH

March 18 special report from SEW CASTLE notes P W Rels Grothers, once insolvent in 1883, have now settled about $5,000 owed to former employees. The debt had been outlawed, but the men pledged to pay when able and have fulfilled the pledge.

W. Rels Grothers

Prominent Erie County Man Dies by Own Action

Erie March 1 William Howard a prominent Canton resident in Erie county died by hanging. He had long been a leading member of the Methodist Episcopal Church for 50 years and his mental state was said to be affected by religious disappointment.

Erie County Dispatom Erie William Howard Canton Npisconal Church

Edgar Thomson Steel Works Workers Recount Carnegie Promise

At Braddock March 19 workers from the Edgar Thomson Steel Works protest idle mill conditions citing Andrew Carnegie's three year old pledge to run the Thomson mill if workers signed the sliding scale and returned to work. They claim Carnegie said all would be partners with eligibility to become part of the firm.

Edgar

Dunbar Furnace Likely to Accept Striker Demands

Hay and DeHaven for United Mine Workers renewed talks with Dunbar Furnace Company over the strike at their plants. They proposed resuming at old rates with level full wagons at the mine face and no non unionists. If accepted, other small operators may follow.

ScortpaLe Messrs

Fire damages Poorman’s Iron Works patterns

Fire at Poorman’s Iron Works causes heavy losses with the foundry department and valuable patterns burned. Main building saved by urgent efforts though the blaze fully insured and estimated damage runs into thousands. Other items: Robert Tristate Brerities and Butler Baltimore Chemical Works to be sold by the Sheriff. George Waltman fatally injured in an accident. John Schweibel to serve three years for highway robbery. Samuel Gombie fatally hurt by a falling derrick. A mad cow terrorizes McKeesport drivers. Charles Brown fatally wounded by a lorry near Greensburg. Jesse Pecht, 4, leaves Huntingdon in distress after consuming sensational novels. Officers pursuing.

CasTos Poorman's Iron Works Butler Balt and Chemical Works George Waltman George Schweibel Rochester Moxham Samuel Gombie McKeesport St. Louis Charles Brown Adara Greensburg Jesse Pecht Huntingdon West

Italians Arrested for Bogus Dollar at Academy of Music

Frank Marea and Fred Lentz two Italians arrested for attempting to pass a bogus silver dollar at the Academy of Music were brought before United States Commissioner McCandless on information from Inspector McAleese. They were unable to speak English and were held for further hearing tomorrow. The imitation dollar resembles those recently brought into the city from New York by a gang of End Italians.

Frank Marea Fred Lentz Academy of Music United States McCandless Inspector McAleese New York

Millinery Show Promises Patterns and New Fashion

On Thursday and Friday, March 19 and 20, pattern bats and the latest novelties in millinery will be displayed. E. 8. Gries lists locations at 56 Sixth street Pittsburg and 94 and 96 Federal street Allegheny. Casine for old gold and silver at Hauch's, No. 295 Fifth avenue. Vrsu.

Sixth Street Pittsburg Federal Street Allegheny Hauch's Fifth Avenue Vrsu

Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday in Boroughs

The notice lists individuals granted marriage licenses including Pastorius and Lydia Kuhns, William McFarland and Mary Dunlap, Charles Liewerlyn and Ibara Glasgow, Albert W. Robinson and Arch ie J. Stonefiittsburg Matilda George, Joseph Cave Alleghen iss Ziegler, Jetheny Leonhard Riel, Lena Flecher.

Pastorius Lydia Kuhns William McFarland Mary Dunlap Charles Liewerlyn Ibara Glasgow Albert W. Robinson Altech Archie J. Stonefiittsburg Matilda George Piutebuarg Joseph Cave Allegheniss Ziegler Jetheny Leonhard Riel Ess i Lena Flecher

Johnston Hernig Marriage at Bride’s Home

Johnston Hernig Thomas A Johnston and Louisa H Hernig were united in marriage at the bride’s home on March 18 with W E Main officiating.

Johnston Hernig Thomas A. Jemnston Louisa New W. E. Main

Funeral notices of several local residents gathered in one column

A condensed list of funeral announcements for James Carleton Catherine Davis John Donaldson Lucrapia Wilhelma Fry James Hackett and others. Services are planned at churches homes and local cemeteries with dates in March 1891 and private interments noted. Families invite friends to attend and transport details are given for several listings.

Emory M. E Penn Avenue East End Carleton Branch Street Allegheny City James Carleton Hy Township James Cole Inngeles Cal James H. CoLyis Marsh James Colvin Chartiers Street Davis Catherine Davis Coltart Square Donaldson Moaseey John M. Donaldson George Irwin Bellevue Allegheny Depot Douglass Atd P.u Lucrapia John W. Douglass Stanwix Street Mt. Washington Fry Lupta Wilhelma Annie Henry Fry Ps. Hackett James Hackett Second Avenue Soho

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