Citywide License Court to finish list by Monday night
The License Court under Judges Collier and Jagle will complete the city list by Monday night, saving the county about $2000 this year as wards 1 through 20 are processed. Many applicants face remonstrances near churches and schools, with dozens of cases resolved or continued as officials assess temperance qualifications and hotel needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cense Court
Collier
Jagle
Yesteray
Southmole
Twentynth
Esterlay
Yestery
B.C. Christy
Erday
Terday
Egheny Cemetery
Topothy Barnett
Lewis Christ
Franks Monageant
Ling
Jenna Cable
Frankstown Avenue
Karine Tavis
iLtown Avenue
Egle
Penn Avenue
Flong
Kstown Avenue
Frederick Gaah
Station Street
Ted Fate
Aemy Christy
Out of Their Class Appeals Over Assessments in County Courts
A batch of appeals from triennial city assessments was filed in county court. Owners including Joseph C Loughrey, Isabella C Sargent, W B Negley, and William F Hamilton challenge high valuations, seeking agricultural or rural classifications and lower figures for properties in wards twenty, nineteen, and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C Loughrey
Twenty-second Ward
Margaret C. Loughrey
Forbes Street
Joseph C. Loughrey
Homewood Avenue
Isabella C. Sargent
W. B. Negley
Highland Avenue
Nineteenth Ward
William F. Hamilton
Penn Avenue
Seely Brothers
Highland and
Rodman Street
Ennings
F1 Avenue
John A. Renshaw
Ellsworth Avenue
Twentieth Ward
Wm. A. Renshaw
Morewood Avenue
C. F. Holland
Fifth Avenue
Bellefield Street
Damages Sought Over False Arrest and Gas Shutoff Death
Joseph and Elizabeth Burgess sue Isaac Morris for 2000 and claim on March 16, 1892 he arrested Mrs Burgess over $15 costs without warrant, releasing her after at Sheriff’s office. Jennie Steeble sues Allegheny Heating Company for 10000 after gas was shut off October 27, 1891 causing illness and death of her husband December 14, 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph and
Elizabeth Burgess
Issac Morris
Jennie Steeble
Allegheny Heating Company
Carrahee Allegheny
John Locklin Sues Citizens' Traction for Damages
John Locklin sues Citizens' Traction Company for 5000 damages claiming on November 7, 1891 he was a passenger on a car when conductor John Lunn pushed him off causing severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Locklin
Citizens’ Traction Company
John Lunn
Legal verdicts and suits list across multiple cases
Verdicts awarded in several cases including 614716 to the plaintiff in Hotham v Liddell, 20 to the plaintiff in Reubsaman v Woog, 200 to Miss Ellen Brown and 4 cents to John Kelly in Huss v Brown, various other suits settled or dismissed, ejectment notices and dam- age claims noted in Jefferson township and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Hotham
Robert Liddell
George Cohen
N. Kunzler
Riter & Co
John H. Garexwatp, Jr
A. Tepe and
Jefferson Township
Oscar Fisher
James McKay
Christ Huss
Miss Brown
Kelly
Damues
Huss
Snareen
Matde Ee
Miss Rown
Kaufmanns Cloak Dept Offers Kids Reefers Bargain
Children’s spring reefers in navy cloth with rolling collars and brass buttons priced at 98 cents, sizes 4 to 12. Imported reefer styles with gilt and silk braid sailor collars listed at $4, now $2, in Kaufmanns' cloak department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufmanna
Kaufmanns
Those Ladies Spring Reefers at $350 on Sale at Kaufmanns
Bargain ladies reefers offered at Kaufmanns last Tuesday. Made of fine cheviots with rolling shaw collars in tan gray blue or black with buttons or silk ornaments. Temporary price $350. 200 more tailor made reefers with braided collars listed regular price $8 now $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufmanns
Musical instrument sale at Hamilton's Fifth Avenue
An advertisement touts low prices on pianos and organs from Decker Bros Fischer Estey Kwant Co with liberal terms. It promotes a broad stock at 91 and 93 Fifth Avenue and urges readers to inquire for prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton's
Fifth Avenue
Brat
Wn. Kwant & Co
Decker Bros
Fischer Pianos
Estey Organs
Western University Alumni Reorganizes Elects New Officers
The Western University alumni met at the Y M C A to reorganize and elect officers for a term ending in June. Judge Jas H Reed was chosen president with Rev J M Duff and R C McCormack as vice presidents, and a slate including Reid T Stewart and C W Scovel was named for secretary roles and an executive committee. A committee to publish an alumni catalog was proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Western Universlty
The
Western University
J. R. Whitman
J. C. Osborne
Princeton University
Golf
CG. W. Seavel
Messrs. Whitman
Scully
Wilson
Jas. H. Reed
J. M. Duff
R. C. McCormack
Benjamin Thaw
Reid T. Stewart
C. W. Scovel
John D. Scott
Fred W. Mc Kee
G. W. Fundenberg
F. C. Osborne
George A. Gilfillan
Silver Ash Cure Promoted for Alcoholism and Morphine Habits
An advertisement extols the Silver Ash Remedies used at Greensburg Pennsylvania and Alliance Ohio institutes as the best safe treatment for alcoholism and morphine addiction. It claims rapid relief, restored nervous systems, and a guaranteed cure or money back, with three to four week courses and no confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Alliance
O. J. Gronendyke
New Castle
Ind
Haphazgard
Aliance
Local Drugstore Sells Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Jarvisville West Virginia dealer Mr W J Mowrey reports strict guarantees with Chamberlain s Cough Remedy noting each bottle does good service. He and customers alike find it superior to other preparations. 50 cent bottles available from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Mowrey
Jarvisville
W. Va
Chamberlain
Ed. Wood
McKee’s Rocks
Allegheny County
Mr. Wood
Trssu
Bedford cord blazer suit advertised for 75 cents
An advert lists Bedford cord blazer suits with a Bell skirt and 30 inch blazer trimmed with braid in tan blue gray and black priced at 75 cents for the complete suit, comparing unfavorably with a $15 custom cost. It also promotes window displays from Kaufmanns Ladies Cloak and Suit Parlors and other fashion sellers. It notes a cleaning product and a travel line comment about Sundays in different cities and a reader letter in THE DISPATCH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaufmanns
Light in the Fifth: Wells in Gordon and Noblestown Field
In Butler County the Gordon sand sees activity as Jolly Oil Company No. 5 at Noblestown shows light flow while others, including No. 6 Wettengel and several Gordon sand wells, struggle. Production dips to about 25,000 barrels as multiple rigs drill toward the fifth sand with several prospects and rigs in Harmony and McDonald area listed, plus oil field stock and pipeline activity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Jolly Oil Company
Noblestown
McMurray
Gordon
Greenlee & Forst
National Coal Couny
Marshall
McGrady
Potter
Greenlee & Forst’s
M. Guffey
Russell, McMullen Co
Wettengel
Forest Oil Company
James Walker
Tod & Co
Robbins Lot
Willow Grove
Fife Farm
Elliott
Cir No
J. H. Robb
McCurdy
Boyce Farm
Cabbage Run
Grover Cleveland Oil Company
Kelly Farm
Patterson & Jones
Shaffer Farm
Harmony
Butler County
Cunningham Co
Aldinger & Co
Seig Farm
Hartman & Co
Draschel Farm
Guckert & Steel
Shriver
Schell
Sutton & Hooks
Patterson & Co
Mayer
Matthews
Jennings, Guffey & Co
Herron
Devonian Oil Company
Boyce
Oakdale Oil Company
Baldwin
M. Wright
Jane Stewart
J. M. Guffey & Co
Nancy Bell
Russell, McMullen & Co
Woodland Oil Company
Southwest Pennsylvania
McDonald Timraday
Buckeye
Southern Pipe Line
New York Transit
Macksburg
Eureka
Advertising sale catalog from P. C. C.-Pittsburg Clothing Co
Bargain event advertised at the Grant and Diamond streets store includes men s suits from eight to ten dollars and cutaways for day sale. Also offers include striped worsted pants and cheviot suits with varied cuts and three and four button styles. Children's knee pants and underwear advertised as discounted.
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Dt P
C. C
Pittsburg Combination Clothing Company
Cor, Grant and Diamond Streets
Palace of Music promotes Hardman Krakeur and Vose pianos
A Pittsburgh area ad touts Hardman Krakeur and Vose pianos as top brands noted for tone and durability with low prices and easy terms. The piece also includes a Chamberlain's Pain Balm anecdote as a testimonial moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellorr & Hoenn
Palace of Music
Fifth Avenue
Spring military capes entice shoppers at Boces & Bunt
Advert reads new stylish capes priced from 500 to 5000 dollars in tans navys and black to be seen Saturday. Includes sales line for Bisque of Beef herbs and aroffiatics at 50 cents to 1 dollar. Also warns against roaches and bed bugs with Engine cleaner. Ends with glove proverb and a note on sporting gossip for THE DISPATCH season opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boces & Bunt
Late News In Brief From Across The Nation
Arrests of counterfeiters are numerous in New Mexico. Henry E. Barksdale, prominent Danville Virginia lawyer, died by his own hand at Hot Springs Arkansas. Coroner's Jury in Melrose family poisoning case at Nashville unable to name culprit. Max Phillips St Louis bandmaster attempted suicide amid fear of assassination. Six train wreckers near Mexico shot after being caught tearing up spikes. Diaz says US battle flags would be received in the same spirit as offered. Collision on Texas and Pacific at Choctaw Station fatally injures engineer and fireman. Marie Juneau of Guayaquil gives birth to seven children weighing 14 pounds total. Henry Smith of Louisville executes speech on scaffold. Reed and Campbell railroad contractors duped out of 26000 dollars by a clerk who fled to the United States. Park City Utah train derailed after rails misaligned injuring many. Evangelist Culpe’s Brunswick canvas tabernacle fire notice followed by warnings. he preaches in city streets amid tense signs of possible disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Henry E. Barksdale
Danville
Hot Springs
Aick
Melrose
Nashville
Max Phillips
St. Louis
Mexico
Mr. Diaz
United States
Texas and Pacific
Choctaw Station
Tex
Marie Juneau
Guayaquil
South America
Henry Smith
Louisville
Evangelist Culpe
Brunswick
Curtis Granted 50000 Bail in Police Murder Case
Superior Judge Troutt ordered M. B. Curtis to bail set at 50000 with ties reviewed and approved by the District Attorney before release. Curtis faces a second trial for the murder of Policeman Alexander Grant in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Troutt
M. B. Curtis
Sam
Posen
Curtis
Alexander Grant
Dangerous Pneumonia Claims and Pure Malt Cure
An article argues pneumonia is not a primary disease but a result of frail health. It claims strong bodies are immune and promotes Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey as a preventive and life saver against pneumonia. The piece urges careful living and moderate whiskey use endorsed by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Feared Consumption Cure Claim By Mr Garvey
The article discusses catarrh and how mucous membrane involvement can lead to widespread illness. It describes symptoms such as nasal inflammation, throat irritation, ear issues, and digestive distress linked to mucus, asserting a cure and statements from Mr. Garvey.
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Nicholas Hartman
Frankstown Cue
Wiettlieb Pfeil
Eon Avenue
Christy
Charles N.orter
Tle
Praeces Thompson
France
Weidhs
Tessa
Wall
Theodore Weiss
Frankstown Ave
Peon Lom Cable
Frankstown
Theis Place
Ferdinand Miller
Pann Avem
Towerit
Toseph Mourel
Motzel
Lve Collier
Titley
Kiley
A. C. Keen
Udit
Tian Willy
Cratz
Cot
Christian
Zachariah T. Smith
Thomas Thompson
Henry J. Thoma
George Beech
Twenty-first Ward
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Liberty
C. Christy
Nicholas Brodenstein
Lincoln
Rowand Avenues
Joseph Cohen
Tioga Street
Adam Fuchs
Homewood Driving Park
Bertha Heinz
Lincoln School
Joseph Krener
Larimer Avenue
John A. Miller
Silver Lake Grove
Gumbert
J. B. Finley
Chifren
Thomas Mulvihill
Anton Minikus
Welhelmina
Schoeller
Gustav Siebel
Jacob Schulz
SM Frankstown Avenue
W. T. Treadway
Inspector Whitehouse
Fitzgerald
Anthony Siebel
Edward Moran
Band 3
Forward Avenue
Michael Joyce
Moran
Peat
Nery
Blessing
Frank Blessing
Second Avenue
John Finnecan
Bridget Fay
James H. Mullegan
John Finnegan
Captain Mercer
John J. Mullen
Arthur Morris
Edward O'Donnell
George E. Trout
B.C Christy
Nicholas Dehanity
James Korlin & Son
Peter Dugan
Thomas F. Haverty
John M. Kelly
Patrick McAvoy
James McKinney
Charles Bobinger
Carson Street
John J. Mitchell
Bobinger
Fourth Avenue
New Place
Michael End
Jones & Laughlin's Mills
Valentine Kuchemski
South Twenty-seventh Street
Catharine Murphy
Owen Walters
Joseph Miller
Ander
Anton Schuler
Jane Street
Edward M. Schmidt
Owen Waters
Waters
Albert Yellig
Augustus Bachman
Mary Donley
Joseph Dieterle
David P. Evans
Twenty-seventh Street
Henry Gestiehr
Sarah Street
John Ef, Lutz
Edward Maal
Joan McFarland
John P. Smyth
Gertrude Schmidt
Peter Trautman
Frederick Wirth
Hockins
J. A. Rexshan & Co
TUWFS
Liberty St
Boces & Bux
East Enders
Children's Spring Reefers
Real Estate Savings Bank
LIM
Smithfield Street
Cor
Kedriven
T. FE. Moore
Shawhan
Nature
George Les
Macullak
Parker & O
Boston
Hannach's
Sixth Street
Tissy
Boces & Bum
Montevideo
Pittsburg
Fannie B. Ward
Dispatch
Klingensmith & Co
Sieg
J. H. Sutton & Co
Neeley Farm
Moyer
Cunningham & Alexander
Hemphill
S. E. Nuce & Co
Joe Stauffer
Evans City Oil Company
Eiehnltz
Shaffer & Co
McKenzie Oil Company
Muller Farm
Fogle
McCalmont
Leidecker & Co
Weisman Farm
T. W. Phillips
Hardman & Co
Webber Farm
Phillips
Walters Station
Craig, Phillips & Co
John Martin
Foot
Hovis & Co
K. L. Peffer
Hendersonville
Osborne Bros. & Co
Johnston
Patrick Garvin
Snyder & Co
Duncan
Steelsmith & Co
Crawford
Steel & Co
Artic Oil Company
Love
Love and Barr Farms. Bull Creek—P. E. Calhoun & Co
Thomas Montgomery
Enterprise Oil Company
G. W. Hays
Callery—Collins & Heasley
Charles Walters
Geehring & Shaffer
Samuel Staple
McClurg & Co
McDonald Ganges
Bremen
Seerica
Sarge
Ohead
Brapford
Ide
New York
Petroleum
Pennsylvania Oil
Spot
Seige
Nowwales
UsSu
the Dispatch Tomorrow
Curtis May
Shrososert
Federal St
Allegheny
MR. Garvey
Copeland, Hall and Byers
Jerry Gasser
J. Garvey
Spang, Chalfans & Co
Fifth Street
Burg
Rsland
Hall
Conrad Apel
Copeland
Hall and Byers
Gheny
Mr. Apel
No. M2 North Avenue
Dra. C
Byers
Sixth Avenue
Pittsby
Ll . W
Fto Sr. W
DRS
Copeland, Hall & Byers
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