How They Make Up. 80 SAYS GEORGE ELPHINSTONE
A Lawrenceville murder trial testimony progresses slowly as Willis Johnson testifies the defendant taunted workers. George Elphinstone argues the shooting was accidental while District Attorney Porter objects over the dying declaration. Court adjourns until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Johnson
Willis Johnson
Gross
Carter
John McA
William Wagner
Edward White
Trol
Commonwealth
George Elphinstone
Sete Sae
Elphinstone
Gress
William Ray
Solar Iron Works
Willis Jo Nm
Fred
Johnny
Damages Hhared in Railroad Encroachment Case at McKeesport
A Friday hearing before a board in N W Shafer’s law office will assess damages in the suit of Mrs Grace and Mrs Walker against Belle Vernon Railroad. The action alleges railroad encroachment on riverbank property along the Monongahela, affecting Elizabeth borough and McKeesport areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W
Court jury finds Laty sane in insanity case
Court trial concludes with Fred Laty declared sane after petition to set aside inquisition finding and demand for jury trial. Judge Magee hears case as Galloway seeks release for John Galloway who shot striker William Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Laty
Luty
Bank sues Keystone Coal for 19050 in promissory notes
The Allegheny National Bank filed suit yesterday to recover 19050 on promissory notes and bonds. The coal company is cofi of James N Bailey Thomas Fawcett Mel S Brown and James L Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny National Bank
Keystone Coal Company
The
Coal Company
Coi
James N. Bailey
Thomas Fawcett
Mel S. Brown
James L. Marshall
Lippert v Acme Machine Works contract action
The suit of E T Lippert against Acme Machine Works concerns a contract claim. A verdict for the defendant was returned yesterday in the Mary Heath vs John Thomas and wife slander damages case. Today's criminal trial list includes Commonwealth v James Lee and others. The Bryson v Pennsylvania Railroad case, a damages suit, is set for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Lippert
Acme Machine Works
Mary Heath
John Thomas
Commonwealth
James Lee
George Smith
Louis Pfeil
William A. McClintock
M. Murray
Thomas Richards
John Bryson
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg, Virginia and Charleston
Sam Yip Jah Found Guilty in Wisconsin Assault Case
MilwaveEze May 24 Sam Yip Jah one of the Chinamen charged with assaulting little children was found guilty the jury was out 11 minutes. The term for the crime is 35 years imprisonment. Hah Ding the other Chinese prisoner will be tried for similar crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MilwaveEze
Sam Yip Jah
Hah Ding
Worthy of Inspection at Wattles Jewelers Fifth Avenue
W. W. Wattles, jeweler and importers, announces a new shipment of sterling silver pieces as some of the finest stocks in the city. Intending purchasers are invited to call at 30 and 32 Fifth Avenue. Also advertised are La Perla del Fumar cigars and a variety of tents and tackle at low prices. Just received from Anheuser Busch St. Louis brewery a large supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wattles
Fifth Avenue
Just
Anheuser Busch
St. Louis
Cornell Benefactor Pledges 300000 Endowment for Library
Ithaca May 24 Henry W Sage Cornell Universitys leading benefactor reveals a 300000 endowment to fund the library if the Bancanke suit fails He also contemplates a further million for other university needs His ongoing generosity totals about a million in support for Cornell University and related counsel services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca, N. J
Henry W. Sage
Ithaca
Cornell University
Sage
Jones
Cornell
Ezra Cornell
McGraw-Fiske
Heavy railroad verdicts total 32000 for two injured men
In Philadelphia on May 24 two rail company negligence cases yielded verdicts. Andrew Quinn won 12000 against the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad after being struck while oiling his engine at Monocacy in 1886. Henry Specht received 20000 against the Pennsylvania Railroad after his horse and wagon were struck at Tioga Street, leading to amputation.
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Philadelphia
Courts of Common Pleas
Andrew Quinn
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Henry Specht
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Quinn
Reading Company
Monocacy In
Specht
Pennsylvania Company
Tioga Street
Open Air Prohibition Meetings Plannned Across City
An open air prohibition meeting is set for tomorrow at 6 PM at the Ninth Ward Market House led by Mia Jones with several speakers. Additional gatherings include 3:30 PM at Herron Hill reservoir and evening events at Centenary M E Church with B C Christy Esq. T E Murphy speaks tomorrow at Silver Lake in the afternoon and at South Nineteenth Street Baptist Church in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Ward
Mia Jones
Herron Hill Reservoir
Centenary M. E. Church
B. C. Christy, Esq
Will . T. E. Murphy
Silver Lake
South Nineteenth Street Baptist Church
Brennen Denies Democratic Desire to Oust Postmaster Larkin
Ex County Chairman W J Brennen of the County Democracy rejects Magee's claim that disgruntled Democrats charged offensive partisanship against Postmaster Larkin. He says Democrats do not seek Larkin's removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Brennen
County Democracy
Magee
Larkin
Bootblack Mickey Cohen Injures Man on Smithfield Street
A bootblack named Mickey Cohen sprayed a bird shot with an air gun yesterday afternoon and struck a man in the eye on Smithfield Street. Police carried the injured man to Central station. the boy refused to prosecute or give his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Cohen
Smithfield Street
Central Station
Bat
Eminent Doctors Open Clinic at 315 Penn Avenue Pittsburg
A group of five English and German physicians have set up a permanent practice at 315 Penn Avenue Pittsburg offering free initial visits to June and charging 10 dollars per month afterward for new cases. The syndicate treats many diseases but will not accept incurable conditions and will advise patients if recovery is unlikely. During the first four days 463 visitors were recorded with 307 rejected as incurable. offices run 9 am to 8 pm weekdays and 10 am to 7:30 pm Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg
Geo. T. Hartrey
Springdale
Fistale
Hartrey
Vericocela
Smith
John Prey
Millvale
Foley Apps
Henderson
Smit
Mesa
Pann Avenue
Ser Penn Svenue
Hasan
Woods
Tven
Jon Tiss
R. A. Woods
Hotel Albemarle
Sixth Street
Beautiful walnut and oak bedroom suits offered in Allegheny
M. Serpent & Co. advertises walnut and oak bedroom suits and antique styles at Cor Lacock and Hope streets near the railroad bridge in Allegheny. La Perla del Fumarzare high grade Key West cigars priced from $6 to $12 per 100, sold by G. Schmurz at 95 and 97 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
G. W. Seemrnt
Fifth Avenue
M. Serpent & Co
Cor
Lacock and Hope Sts
Allegheny
Railroad Bridge
G. W. ScHmrpz
Local Trade Notes at Copia and G. Lis with Wines
An archival snippet lists 401 Smithfield Street at Fourth Avenue Copia and 97 Fifth Avenue showing $100,000 surplus $45,000 deposits at 4 percent. It mentions US Imported Wines Fine Topaz sherry full quarts and Fine Spanish port full bags for sale at G Lis 97 Fifth Avenue os ana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue
Copia
Fifth Avenue
Local Trade Ads Offer Summer Goods and Services
Retailers advertise a wide range of goods from summer stock to clothing and photos. Prominent names include Bare & Bassett at 416 Wood St and Aufrecht's Elite Gallery at 6 Market St Pittsburg offering crayon portraits and photos. Also listed are gun works at 706 Smithfield St and Mer's balbriggan underwear from James H. Atlas & Co at 100 fit are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aufrecht
Market St
Pittsburg
Mwfssu
Mer's Balbriggan
James H
Labor press weighs Carnegie wage scale reform
Opinion in American Manufacturer Budget and Commoner and Glass Worker assesses Carnegie Phipps Co sliding wage scale at Homestead. Editors warn of coercion risk, potential plant shutdown, and broader impact on iron industry and labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Homestead
Dispatch
Trun and
Pittsburg
Amesia
Carerie
Onic, Phipps & & Co
Martin
Amalgamated Association
Labor Tribune
Argentine cattle slump prompts 5 percent export guaranty law
United States Consul E L Baker reports Argentina’s cattle industry is languishing. A new law offers a ten year 5 percent guaranty on export capital as several firms plan large scale beef export operations with dedicated steamers and warehouses abroad.
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Washington
E. L. Baker
United States
Buenos Ayres
Department of Brats
Argentine Republic
England
France
Keentyie
Mpty
Consu Baker
Brazil
Cuba
Europe
Pneumonia Sufferer Credits Local Doctors For Recovery
Morris Meany, a Pittsburg Steel Casting Foundry molder, describes severe lung illness with coughing night sweats and chest pains. After medical care from Drs. Copeland and Blair at 66 Sixth Avenue, he reports rapid improvement and regained strength, now working and feeling well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Meany
Pittsburg Steel Casting Foundry
Twenty-sixth Street
Drs. Copeland
Blair St
Sixth Avenue
Blair
Steany
Mulber Street
Late News In Brief From Various Locales
Aefrost causes notable damage as Judge Williams wins Illinois Congress seat by 4000 votes. A Neversink lifeboat sighting reported near Highland Light en route to Havre. Church council adjourns toward Cleveland two years hence. Prof Webster finds 15 skeletons in five mounds near Bradford Iowa. Electric Company case testimony continues in New York. Juanes tye mse reports passing Yantio after losing foremast near Guantanamo. Grand Marshal Knight and 40000 expected to attend Brooklyn parade with Harrison review. Cornell coach Courtney finds Willie Letts’s body in Cayuga inlet. third such recovery. Bishop Vladimir denies Nihilist presence on the Pacific coast amid missing vessels. Towne critiques Depew’s memorial speech in Boston. Guthrie endures martial law amid Oklahoma land ejectment clashes affecting over 1000 people.
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Judge Williams
Illinois
Congress
Townshend
Neversink
Boston
Havre
France
Highland Light
Reformed Episcopal Church
Orm. P' Shureh
Church of the Epiphany
Cleveland
Webster
Charles City
Iowa
Bradford
Chickasaw County
Uotterill
Electric Company
William E. Howard
New York
Juanes Tye
Terday
Guantanamo
Yantio
Henry W. Knight
Brooklyn
Harrison
Washington Park
Charles E. Courtney
Cornell University
Ithace
M. Y
Cayuga Inlet
Willie Letts
Courtney
Viailimir
Pacific Coast
Vladimir
E. C. Towne
Chauncey M. Depew
Otter
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Arbitration Board
Haitian consul reports on Boston ship and Legitime recognition
At the Haytien consul office Vice Consul Singleton says Minister Preston has not seen the Boston departure report with a government board to study foreign governments in Haiti. He notes no reason for a commission visit unless to ensure acceptance of Legitime, with England and France already recognizing Legitime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Haytien
Singleton
Preston
Boston
Haiti
Sea “Y
Legitime
England
France
Germany
Spain
Se Cers
One Pound Better Than Two Cocoa Claims
An advertisement touts Blooker's Dutch Cocoa as purer than rivals, claiming one pound makes 150 cups and arguing it is both costly and economical at one dollar per pound with U S Depot at Mercer Street New York. It lists agents and grocers.
Plain Outline of Route To Restore Nutrition In Catarrh
The piece argues that catarrh signals consumption risk and that early treatment is essential. It notes delicate individuals lose flesh and strength when catarrh persists and warns of progression to lung involvement if ignored. Treatment should be intensive, ideally by a specialist, and climate change may aid recovery.
Mr Gho T' Hartrey's Experience
A patient who doctors could not assist shares a detailed account of medical failure and the pursuit of relief. The narrative examines the limits of treatment and the quest for effective care in a challenging case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Gho. T’ Hartrey
Deutsch Lloyd Fast Express Steamer Service Details
The ORD DEUTSCHER LLOYD fast express offers a twice weekly steamer service from New York to Southampton London Havre and Bremen with direct sailings and predefined ports of call.
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ORD Deutscher Lloyd Fast Express
New York
Southampton
London
Havre
Bremen
Wanamaker and Brown Clothing Ad Promises Fair Prices
An advertisement urges customers to choose Wanamaker & Brown for reliable long wearing clothing at fair prices. It claims fixed, fair pricing with no hidden profit and promotes 1,000 styles for made to measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamaker & Brown
Wanamaker’s
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Lawrenceville
Laty
Legal Tender
Wisconsin
Deller
J. H. Jouxsros
Ussa
Sresh
University
Temperance
To-Moerrow
Brennes
Mickey Stet
Real Estate Savings Bank, Lim
Dreeydopfel
Alley Camp
J. H. ‘Chmaton’s
Great Western Gun Works
Smithfield St
Andrew Carnegie
Mmill
Mr. Morris Meany
Mulberry Street
Berorax
Prass
J. H. Jooenstor
Robert Browning
Omar Res
Hayti
Mexico
Blooker
U. S. Depot
Mercer
GEO. E. Stevenson & UO
Qreeney
Catarsh
Thomas Hatton
Putnam, Pa
Truth and Pain Institute
Pittabure
Aanear Pub J
Usaha
Vota
P.M
Sixth Ave
Drs, Copeland & Blair
Dra Copeland & Blair
Western Pennsylvania Medical College
Pitesanema Ae
Thas Institution
Finzer
Genuine
Haines
Ces Knotes
A.J
Pitts
Tvolden & Oe
Federal St. Alle
A. Kelly £ Co
Pitmburg
Saale
MAX Schamberg & CO
Oelrichs
Bowen
York City
Signard Line
Liverpool
Queenstown
Pier
North River
E Xpress
Servis
Anita
Rothnla
aiUubria
Sereda
Jane
Dane
Fae
Oeda
McOusia Agen
Suuithield
Pittebugg
State Line
Glasgow
Belfast
Dublin
Austin Baldwin & CO
Away
J. J. McCormick
Shabir Oo
Erican
Wanamaker
Brown
Sixth Street and
John Flocker & CO
Alt City
Ps. Opvice
Sales de Wine
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