Drexel Heiress Enters Mercy Convent as Postulant
Miss Kate Drexel of Philadelphia, heiress to Francis A. Drexel, was received into the Sisters of Mercy in the Convent of Mercy. The ceremony featured bishops, nuns, and a small circle of relatives, followed by a banquet served by Chef Albert Menjou. Drexel will spend two years as postulant before potential solemn profession to aid in education for Indian girls.
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Kate Drexel
Philadelphia
Convent of Mercy
Francis A. Drexel
House of of Mercy
Order of
the Sisters of Mercy
Mw Drexel
New York
Orem
Ethel Chaplin
Eva Maloney
Diocese of
Pittsburg
Folery
Father Wall
Fee Gallagher
Conway
O'Connell
McKeever
Stephen
Sheedy
Tahaeny
Griffen
Graham
Corbenian
Ryan
Horteman
Glorveaux
Idaho
Biondel
Phelan
Chn
Leonie
Edith Ha Burns
Gertrude Murphy Eorcae
Drezel
Catharine
Phelas
Wang
Jor
Albert Menjou
Hotel Duquesnee
Ales
Lizzie Drexel
Jonah Drexel
Pittaburgers
Dr. Daley
M. FP. Maloney
Dr. Oldshue
Osslery
Ee Plunket
Beale, Maloney
Beltzhoo
Minsa
Multiple world items stain Petersburg blaze and trials
A chaotic late news brief reports arson in Petersburg Virginia destroying several dry goods houses including George H. Davis & Co. and others. a court case in New Jersey Court of Tilden is reversed with new trial ordered. Mexican volcanic eruption at Colima. various diplomatic and political notes from Europe and the Americas.
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M. Ferry
York i Navy Yard
Colina
Borhood
Ee New Jak Sores Court
Tilden
Supreme Court
Attorneys Clash Over Johnstown Claims Arbitration Set
The article details a dispute between the Attorney General and W B Rogers over testimony in a case about work at Johnstown. Arbitrators may rule next week after reviewing testimony on Carlin and Anshutz claims and engine use costs.
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Messrs. McKnight
Carlin
Anshuts
Johnstown
Arbitration Board
Fitzpatrick
W. B. Rogers
Rodgers
Rogers
Wna
Spica Ca
J. Martin
Hamilton
Bust
Hubert Gresh
D. H. Hastings
Mr. Carlin
Williams Jury Fails to Agree in Multiple Courtroom Trials
In the Criminal Court, Charles and Anna Woodruff were found guilty of keeping a disorderly house on Second avenue and James W the house owner pleaded guilty to leasing a disorderly house. All face sentencing Saturday. A separate trial of W Clayton Williams, a Baltimore and Ohio passenger conductor, ended with a guilty verdict after lengthy juror deadlocks. Remaining cases include L Parker for malicious taking apples, and Jank Schilling accused of fraudulently concealing property to defraud creditors amid a restaurant venture allegation.
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Charles
Anna Woodruff
Second Avenue
James W
W. Clayton Williams
Baltimore,and Ohio Railroad
White
L. Parker
Jank Schilling
Nilling
Ee Ge
Married the Carpenter at Grand Opera House
Among yesterday’s marriage licenses Thomas Mangan and Ernes tina Queckberner of New York obtained licenses. Mangan is a stage carpenter with the Sol Smith Russell company and Queckberner is a company member. The Rev. Dr. John Douglass performed the ceremony at the Hamilton Hotel after the license was issued.
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Thomas Mangan
Ernestina Queckberner
New York
Mangan
Sol Smith Russell
Grand Opera House
Miss Queckberner
John Douglass
Hamilton Hotel
Supreme Court Arguments Hear Several City and Bank Cases
The court heard Friend versus Pittsburg on a Tempar anceville bond disputed for 2157.22 interest and rejected a transfer in the Bell executors case. Other suits include Barr and others versus Hetzel Co and James Reed appeal from the Orphans Court final account of Alexander Laughlin executors.
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Radipa Cso
Fates Auseences
Honved
T Tisza
Athens
Einnerer
Germany
C. A. Pillsbury
Minneapolis
London
Pillsby
Washburn Mail
Poe Ae
Femills
Ca Pillsbury
W. D. Washburn
Bt. Anthony’s Falls
Manchester
John Og Toe Sea
Dr. Cronin
Ireland
Battery D
Central Music
Chicago News
Hubbard
Can Ofs
Anarchist Society
Er James
The
Times
Sorete Messrs
Parnell
Davitt
Sir Henry
Cloen
Charles Russell
Maet
Supreme Court
James W. Friend
Pittsburg
Friend
Common Pleas No
Aes Friend
Ee Fleas
W. W. Barr
E, Hetzel & Co
J. P. Fisher
Monongahela Connecting Railway Company
Eg EA
Heey
Iofurk
Bel Elog Secek
Thomas KB. van Wagner
Freda C. Milliken
George V. Milliken
Ave
Gonon
E.kill
James H. Reed
Orphans’ Court
F. &Ar and
Haugh Rapamecen
Alexander Laughlin, Sr
Bogus agent suit seeks $1000 damages in a fraud case
J E O'Donnell administrator of Daniel Dougan files suit against T M McDonough for damages of 1000 alleging the fraud involved Dougan owing Birmingham Fire Insurance Co 600 secured by a mortgage in the Twelfth ward and sums misappropriated from Dougan's account totaling 582 with McDonough retaining part of the money and an execution dated January 6 claimed Dougan suffered damages.
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J. E. O'Donnell
Daniel Dougan
T. M. McDonough
Dougan
Birmingham Fire Insurance Company
Sullinan
Saalignae
Namttuistis
Tiana
Widow sues Odd Fellows over unpaid sick benefits
Martha E. Lucas as administratrix of William F. Caldwell filed suit against Mechanics Lodge No. 9 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows seeking 4722 dollars. Caldwell joined in 1870, received weekly sick benefits until March 1874, after which payments stopped though illness persisted. He died in May 1889 and the suit claims benefits due from 1874 to his death.
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Martha E. Lucas
William F. Caldwell
Mechanics' Lodge No. 9
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Caldwell
Giovanno Trial Postponed Over Jury Shortage
The trial of Giovanno for the murder of his brother was postponed again as a full jury panel could not be secured with several jurors excused. The hearing was rescheduled for Monday.
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Giovanno
Laws Are Have Done Divorce Testimony Filed
Testimony in the divorce case of Mrs Flora B Young against John K Young was filed yesterday. The couple wed in 1883 and Mrs Young says she was deserted by her husband in 1890. Percy G Digby, agent for William Digby Sr, Jr, appealed yesterday from a Senin heseas decision. Thirty second ward action. Dr Bull's Coach Syrup recommended.
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Flora B. Young
John EK. Young
Attractive overcoats leather trim bargain at eleven dollars
This notice advertises handsome overcoats made from chinchilla, English kersey, or cheviot with fur trim and box coats, well cut and trimmed for wear. Originally $23, now offered at eleven dollars at P. Co. C. C. corner Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new Court House.
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Co. C. C
Grant and
Diamond Sts
New Court House
Fall Suits for Men and Young Men at Low Prices
Our full line offers silk-lined options for luxury and daintiness without high prices. The store promises top variety, expert tailoring, and excellent fit, inviting buyers to choose stylish fall suits for men and young men at affordable rates.
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Douglas & Mackie
Perry Siete Huffice
Bae Fom
Cage
Federal
Street
Allegheny
No price cut for generous money’s worth line
The message warns that customers should not expect price reductions or discounts. It emphasizes that the store promises fair value and quality goods while avoiding concessions beyond standard pricing. The tone implies a firm stance on maintaining price integrity.
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