Cloonan Must Hang in Murder Case Appeal
In a per curiam ruling the Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirmed the murder conviction of Cloonan, rejecting intoxication evidence as insufficient. The decision remitted the record for execution. Other notes include opinions on partnership definitions, a bridge negligence case, and a long list of district and appellate decisions.
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Supreme Court
Cloonan
Walker
Tupper
Thomas Clulow
Common Pleas
Venango County
Paxson
Appeals Heard in Supreme Court Declared Wide Range
Yesterday the Supreme Court heard twelve cases including Chester county’s A Taylor Hoopes appeal over revocation of letters testamentary and reopening probate. Other matters included land sale disputes, a horse injure case, ejectment, land tile disputes, a written guarantee construction, drainage damage, and an account action involving several firms and individuals.
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Supreme Court
Chester
Armstrong
Chester County
A. Taylor Hoopes
Oreans’ Court
S. M. Peart
Peter P. Brice
J. Bernard Greeley
Pleasant Valley Passenger Railway Company
Fcar
Allen E. Seite
Martha
Williams
James McGowan
A. M. Bailey
W. C. Jutte
The
Morgan Engineering Company
H. Sellers McKee
Kruman Freed After Habeas Corpus Plea in Tin Peddling Case
Charles Kruman was released from jail yesterday on habeas corpus after being committed by Squire Douglass of McKeesport on a tin peddling charge. Judge Kennedy ordered his discharge amid reports the offense involved peddling without a license. No jury trials today. Common Pleas lists and Strasser Zappe murder motions proceed, with first degree verdicts in both cases.
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Charles Kruman
Squire Douglass
McKeesport
Mage
Man
Kennedy
Kruman
Common Pleas
Strasser
Zappe
Executions Issued Yesterday Against Thomas Treganowan
Four executions were issued yesterday against Thomas Treganowan and others including Tillie Chapman for 150 dollars, William Owan for 550 dollars, Browde Manufacturing for 1358.81, and Godfrey Clark Paper Company for 57.83. John M. Ewing filed suit for 10000 pounds damages against the Pennsylvania Company. The plaintiff alleges that.
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Thomas Treganowan
Tillie Chapman
William 1Owan
Browde Manufacturing
Godfrey & Clark
John M. Ewing
Pennsylvania Company
Passenger Thrown as Train Starts At Primrose Station
On February 15 a passenger attempting to alight at Primrose station was thrown to the platform when the train started before he could exit. He sustained a broken nose and a spine injury described as permanent.
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Primrose Station
Costs On The Detective In Liquor Case
In Allegheny County Criminal Court the liquor cases concluded as juries found Fred Mackison not guilty of selling liquor without a license, costs charged to detective E P Hesser. Michael Gardner earned a repeat conviction for selling liquor without a license, sentence served earlier. John T Lake pleaded guilty to maintaining a nuisance for a slaughterhouse on the Sewickley water works road and was fined one dollar plus abatement. Condon and Marshall were acquitted of perjury.
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Fred Mackison
Fred Hampe
Lower St. Clair Township
E. P. Hesser
Allegheny County Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Mackison
Hampe
Brooks Inn
Hesser
Kennedy
George Kroeick
Eberhardt & Ober
T. Morsick
Allegheny
Jacob Stein
Lawrenceville
Marr Buedel
Ravine Street
Nolle
Hey
Michael Gardner
Beltzhoover
W. Brown
Gardner
Jacob Rein
John T. Lake
Sewickley Water Works
Alleppo
John Condon
Samuel P. Marshall
Misguided 14-Year-Old Accused in Shoplifting Case
Hattie Baldwin, 14, was arrested in Boggs & Buhl's store Allegheny for shoplifting ribbons and handkerchiefs. She claims her mother urged theft after Whisky and a 20 cent loan to buy Canton flannel. mother denies guidance. Case referred to Anti Cruelty Society for probe.
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Hattie Baldwin
Boggs & Buhl
Allegheny
Iowa
Rebecca Street
Canton
Zimmerman and Aiken
Court docket list of cases in Common Pleas and Criminal Court
A compact catalog of cases names in Common Pleas No. 2 and Criminal Court proceedings. The list includes multiple parties such as Aupke v Woefel, Gallagher v Speer, Whiister v Walsh, Hauck v Ovliger, Clements Co v Wil bert, Fidelity Tithe and Trust Co v Zebeler, and Commonwealth v Lizzie Funk, with numerous individual names and pairs noted for civil and criminal matters.
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Common Pleas No. 2
Aupke
Gallagher
Speer
Whiister
Walsh
Hauck
Ovliger
Clements & Co
Wilbert
Pennock
Waring
Beckot Ux
Cook Et al
Fidelity Tithe and Trust Company
Zebeler
Hight
Bower
Wight- Tan
Bateman
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
Lizzie Funk
M. B.levy
Albert Labata Jr
John Hanson
Join Bauer
John Loventosky
Michael Medvers
George H. Grady
Christ Iivingston
Rovert Campbell
Peter Gross
Georgie E. Holmes
Carl Nold
Henry Bauer
Joan Robb
Samuel Freauman
Abram Fink
Henry Vovel
August
Louisa Selafer
John Menzie
Joan Pickett
Christian Schmidt
Frank Powell
James Ross
Joseph Powell
Bloody feud erupts in Kemper county as Tolbert clan fights arrest
Memptan Mississippi November 7 Kemper county is torn by a bloody feud over the arrest of Tom Tolbert a white man who escaped twice after life imprisonment. Deputies Spinks and Donald were shot at by Tolbert and his brother John Tolbert killing John. A posse hunted Tolbert with bloodhounds as more gunfire erupted and a man named Thomas Cole was killed. The attack spurred a large armed pursuit with a bloodhound party heading to the scene.
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Memptan
Miss
Kemper
Tom Tolbert
Tolvert
Telbert
Tic
Will Spinks
Tom Donald
Tim
Spinks
Donald
Tom Telbert
John Tolbert
Tolberts
Spisks
Tom
Tom Tolbers
Thomas Cole
Hung in the Belfry Sacristan Ends Services at Trinity
In Milwaukee on November 7, Trinity Catholic Church found no second service as sacristan George Janice was found dead hanging in the church belfry. Father Conrad dismissed the stunned congregation after discovering the body and robes not laid out. Janice had served five years and rang bells the prior night.
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Milwaukee
Trinity Catholic Church
George Janke
Conrad
Janice
Vesners
Father Conrad
Camp Sites Sought Near Chicago for World's Fair Visitors
City Passenger Agent E C Dunnavant of the Lake Erie road says hunting and fishing clubs are competing for camp sites near Chicago for next summer. Many clubs have already arranged three month stays. The World's Fair area is crowded with desirable spots, all in high demand. There are 284 chartered clubs in the region and 8 000 Pittsburgers are expected to visit both camp and fair. Estimated three weeks travel and board will cost about 25 dollars per person. Small clubs form and contribute fifty cents weekly toward expenses.
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E. C. Dunnavant
Lake Erie Road
Chicago
Election Tomorrow Morning Orders In Advance
The Dispatch promises the most comprehensive reports of the election tomorrow morning, conveying prepared orders and updates in advance of voting.
Hungarian Crisis Looms Over Civil Marriage Bill
Count Szapary, head of Hungary s cabinet, arrived to seek the Emperor s consent on a compulsory civil marriage bill. The Emperor refused consent for now. Szapary warned he could resign if the Tisza faction demands the bill. The Emperor signaled religious freedom measures may be introduced. Szapary will stay several days as leaders are summoned.
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Viensa
Count Szaparmy
Council of Ministers
Hunree
Joseph
Count Szaparay
Tisza Party
Tisza
Rty
Burglars at Work In East End Nightly Depredations
A gang broke into three East End homes Friday night taking canned fruit from Mrs. Hass Lincoln avenue. similar loot at Thomas Hartman and David Thomas residences. At Fhomes home they took fine parlor dining room items. Saturday night they attempted Alderman A J Means and John Williams houses but were frightened off.
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East End
Joseph Hass
Lincoln Avenue
Thomas Hartman
David Thomas
Hass
Fhomes
A. J. E. Means
John Williams
France Morocco quarrel halts frontier railway talks
Fez dispatches dated Istinel report a halt in negotiations between Count d Aubigny the French minister and the Sultan over the Morocco Algerian frontier railway. D Aubigny presses damages for Alzena plunder provoking the Consul to cancel consultations until the French minister withdraws the claim. Deadlock remains unresolved.
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Paris
Fez
Count d’Aubigny
Morocco
Count d’ Aubigny
Alzena
Count d'Aubigy
Dinner honors Baptist missionary Miss Z Bunn
Miss Z Bunn a Baptist missionary from Burmah was hosted at the Duquesne by church friends. Rev Dr B F Woodburn of Allegheny acted as master of ceremonies and 19 guests attended. The informal gathering featured pleasant conversation.
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Z Bunn
Burmah
Duquesne
B. F. Woodburn
Allegheny
Overworked Clerk Recovered by Nervura Remedy
A distressed clerk overwhelmed by work finds relief through Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. The ad touts nervous prostration relief, improved sleep, appetite, and energy, with testimonials and a free consultation offer from Dr. Greene at 45 W. 28th Street, New York.
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Mechanica
Greene
Nervara
Dr. Greene
Barney Wilson
Champlaine, Clinton Co
W. Mth Street
New York
World news in brief reflects loss, law changes and elections
Eskimo baby dies at the World’s Fair Grounds from throat illness. Rome Chamber of Deputies returns show 11 government and 71 opposition seats. England will bar private practice for top lawyers except Privy Council or House of Commons appeals. A German agent in Dahomey accuses Portuguese and English of arming the Dahomeyans against the French. Home Secretary Asquith orders smoking allowances for disabled paupers in workhouses. Stanley M. Austin of Cleveland jailed seven and three years for embezzlement, falsifying Upson Nut payroll by over 50000 dollars. Dominion Government seeks British experts to study Canadian cattle quarantine and repeal embargo. Dispatch promises special wires for election returns tomorrow morning.
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Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Attorney General
Solicitor General of
England
Privy Council
House of Commons
Herbert Asquith
Stanley M. Austin
Cleveland
Upson Nut Company
Centennial Celebration to Mark Monongahela City Progress
A centennial event set for November 15 in Monongahela City will feature three public meetings where local history papers are read, a street parade showcasing industrial progress, and papers by prominent citizens. A. R Perkerson, descendant of Joseph Perkerson, chairs the centennial committee. The Moorhead-McCleane Company paid £100,000 to creditors Saturday and is again financially solid.
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Monongahela City
A. R Perkerson
Joseph Perkerson
Moorhead-McCleane Company
Praises for O. F. C Whisky in City Visit
The writer notes extensive social use of O. F. C Whisky among clubmen and gentlemen, praising its healthful effects and superior palatability. The brand is identified as produced by the George T. Stagg Co. of Frankfort Kentucky and sold in Pittsburgh by James Getty & Co. at 180 First Avenue.
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O. F.C
George T. Stagg Co
Frankfort, Ky
Pittsburg
James Getty & CO
First Avenue
Trusees Made to Order by Pittsburg Firm
The Artificial Line Co. of 09 Penn avenue near Ninth street Pittsburg runs the fitting department with J. W. Thompson, a 25 year veteran, overseeing custom trusees for large hernia cases. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Philadelphia
J. W. Thompson
Artificial Line Mro. Co
Penn Avenue
Ninth Street
Pittsburg
Prisoner James Doran Re jailed after Allegheny escape
James Doran, the first prisoner to escape Allegheny county jail, has been recaptured and charged with involvement with the East End gang of house breakers. To prevent further escape he was placed in the murderers' quarters amid strong evidence against him.
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James Doran
Allegheny County
East End
Equitable Life Policy Promises Protection and Reciprocity
A terse pitch notes protection for families if death occurs or for individuals if they live. It touts reciprocity through profit sharing and offers a sample result key by mail. The ad also promotes a handkerchief sale and solid silver teaspoons priced at five dollars per set from local merchants.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Edward A. Wi
Trains Run Light Amid Quiet Hotel Week
Trains ran with light traffic yesterday and hotel registers were sparse. A boost is expected as commercial travelers arrive tomorrow. The limited train brought 15 passengers to the West, while sleepers in the depot appeared largely unused and berths were few.
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Limited
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Liquor Dealers’ Association
New Castle & Northern Railway Company
New Castle & Sheneango Valley Railway
Lawrence
Commonwealth
Clarion
A .L. Evans
McKee
Ajrioal Common
Mercer County
Orphan's Court of
Armstrong County
Airmed
Badd
Finley
Westmoreland County
Smith's
Canmon Pleas
Greene County
Railroad Cownany
Egbert
Venanzo County
Welsh
Hackenstein
Common Press
Sweeney
Barrett
Vernees
Clarion County
Mitchell J. Countryman
Heys
Orphans’ Court of Ae “Et
EU Meare
Roolborn
Oans
Washington
How
Delaware
Hudson Caunal Campur
Neargamenc
Tarnlake Company
C. I. of
Lancaster
Anposl
Henry E. Karchner
Rearguent
Francis Branner
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Terkns
Sikes
Thornton
C. P. No.3
McAskin
Allegheny County Liquor Dealers’ Association
Mississippi
France
Whynah
Dahomey
Soleil du Mida
Attesid
Jos, Honxr & Co
Penn Ave
Steinmann's
Federal Street
de Witt
Jos
Hours & Co
Sohad Iadies
Elgin Watches
Steinmann’s
U.S
Maria
Yeacaird
Goodyear
Jacksons
Greenland
Liberty St
Noy
W. L. Douglas
Uus
Brockton
Mass
D. Carter
Fifth Avenue
J. N. Frobring
H. J
GM. Lang
Khtler Street
Henry Hosser
E. G. Hollman
Rebeccs Street
Hutchingon Bros
du Beaver Avenue
James Shililday
Fifth Avenues
Carson Street
Tts
Japates
Emil G
Corer Wrile Ave
Felton St. Pitteburg
Wik
Marshall
Miche
W. M. Laird
Wood Street
nonTtan
Doctor Whittier
Wenn Avenue
Whittier
Ofice
Foun Avenue
Piltsburg
tobacen, oplim or stimulants, #1 per peckar mall
Pituburg
Cook
Pond Lily Companys
Fisner
Detroit
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