Aclen and Morris Freed as Buckley Murder Trial Ends
The Aclen Morris murder trial ended with both defendants acquitted. Witnesses testified they saw the shooting as District Attorney Burleigh urged conviction, while defense lawyers framed self defense and racial tensions in Sharpsburg. Judge Ewing instructed the jury that manslaughter or acquittal was the likely outcome and discharged Aden and Morris as court adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aclen-Morris
John S. Robb
Attorney Marshall
Sharpsburg
Rehall
Morris
Buckley
Acon
Burleigh
Commonwealth
Jarvmien
Sic
Aden
Ewing
Minot
Stein
Young Stein
Thuckley
John Stein
Adam
John Moorhead
Moorhead Bros & Co
Rebb
Oil well supplies sale leads to creditor attachment claim
Sparks is accused of planning to assign or dispose of his effects to defraud creditors and seeks attachment of assets. The claim centers on a sale of oil well supplies totaling 2,205 85 dollars to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
Confession Helps Prosecution in Holt Case
A. V. Carpenter testifies he set fire to Holt lumber yards at Holt's request and modified lumber saved figures to defraud the insurance. He says Holt praised the act and aided a house purchase with proceeds. Cross examination halted by illness as day ends with J Ganno still on the stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Fire Insurance Company
D. W. Holt
Phillipsburg
Center County
United States
A. V. Carpenter
Holt
Orvis
Judge Reed Orders Emish Removal to Cleveland
In federal matters Judge Reed issued an order to remove Jacob Emish to Cleveland. The prison is indicted in the U S District Court Northern District of Ohio for carrying on the retail liquor business without paying the government lease. A jury was sworn in the district court in John Wilson et al versus the discharge from bankruptcy of Andrew F Braun, an old case. William Austin Hogg of Uniontown was admitted to practice in the U S District Court on motion of C C Dickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State District Court
Reed
Jacob Emish
Cleveland
United States District Court
Northern District of Ohio
John Wilson
Andrew F. Braun
William Austin Hogg
Uniontown
C. C. Dickey
Eaq
Multiple Common Pleas and Criminal Court Docket Entries
A list of varied court cases including L Meek vs Liddell and Pittsburg Natural Gas Co against Allegheny Light Co. Also Anderson v Allegheny Light, OBrien v Burgess et al, Deley v Murphy, Bostman v Central Traction, McCauley v Logan & Son, Singer Nimick Co Blair etc. plus Common Pleas Nos 2 and 3 cases Luce v Citizens Traction, Bell v Gullick, Little v Sewickley Borough, Pittsburg Print Co v Wolfron, Lucas v Baysorn, Wilke v Wind, Smith v Pittsburg Traction, Mason v Citizens Traction, and criminal matter Vonanonwealth v Thomas McMahon with several names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Picas No
Meek
Liddell
Davides
Gillespig
Pittsburg Natural Gas Company
Anderson
Allegheny Light Company
O'Brien
Burgess Et al
Deley Et al
Murphy Et al
Bostman
Central Traction Company
McCauley Et al
Loga
Bell
Gullick& Co
Little Va
Sewickley
Duff & Son
Benedict Et al
Pittsburg
Wolfron
Parke
Lucas
Baysorn
Common Pleas
Wilke
Wind
Ux Va
Suine
Smith
Pittsburg Traction Company
Mason Ve
Citizens Traction Company
Smith Jr
Et al
Zoller & Co
Hagerman
Mangan
Von
Tarentum woman acquitted as Baldwin men convicted in court
In Criminal Court yesterday Frances Fruith of Tarentum was acquitted of assault and battery on Mrs. F. Mertz. Sebastian Wagner and Peter Eisenbarth of Baldwin township were convicted of selling liquor without a license. The information against Wagner was by Charles Moore and those against Felix and Eisenbarth by Constable G L Rath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Fruith
Tarentum
F. Mertz
Sebastian Wagner
Peter Eisenbarth
Baldwin Township
Adam Felix
Lower St. Clair Township
Wagne
Charles Moore
Felix
Eisenbarth
G. L. Rath
Estate of Hugh Nevin Woodside Probate Filing
Court records show an estate accounting by Hugh Nevin Woodside, formerly of Kenne, filed under the estate of Hugh Nevin Woodside. The document lists assets, liabilities, and beneficiary designations, with proceedings initiated in the county probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Makes
Nevin Woodside
Ne cKenne
Court News Briefs From Tarbury and Local Trials
A series of civil actions, trials and verdicts fill the docket.案件 include ejectment in Hawk v. Anderson. Dickey v. Forgie over shipped pipes. Larimer v. Metler on a note with a 555 verdict for plaintiff. Herman v. Jackson Bros. on contract for 6750. Roepple v. Bouman et al. on note. Roepple v. Bouman on note. Doerfinger execution against Theodore Doerfinger. Murch v. Moorhead et al. death of husband. Pittsburg Incline Co. et al. vs Qualish et al. for property seized. Farrell et al. tax suit against city of Pitteley. Steen v. Allegheny Valley Railroad for injuries on Pike Street. Bradwell v. Pittsburg and West End P.R. damages from car collision. Smart divorce suit for Agnes Watson versus John B. Watson with desertion alleged in 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbury
Samuel H. Hawk
T. J. Anderson and
Jones Brows
William Dickey, Jr
John Forgie
J. M. Larimer
J. L. Metler
Calvin Herman
Jackson Bros
August Roepple
Barnes Bouman
L. L. Boag
Collier
John Griffith
C. H. Black
John Sinn
Anne Murch
Moorhead, McCleane & Co
White
Franklin School Board
Theodore Doer Fiinger
J. Qualish
Pittsburg Incline Company
Solly Bros
Gavanpes
Edward Farrell
Joseph L. Kane
James Gormelly
Pitteley
Et Street
Kennedy
William Steen
Allegheny Valley Railroad Comny
Pike Street
J. H. Bradwell
Pittsburg
West End
Leo
E. J. Smart
Agnes
Watson
Presley Brewey
John B. Watson
Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Cited by Pittsfield Doctor
Dr Lorenzo Walte of Pittsfield Massachusetts credits Horsford's Acid Phosphate with restoring health after eight weeks of excluding other remedies. He treated a severely emaciated patient suffering nervous prostration and dyspepsia with an irritable stomach unable to tolerate liquids or solids. An experienced physician deemed the case incurable before the Horsford’s was used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Walte
Pittsfield
Mass
Horsford
Cabinets for sale at Hexpricks & Co Allegheny
An advertisement from Hexpricks & Co at 68 Federal Street Allegheny offers picture free and handsomely trained cabinets priced at one dollar per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hexpricks & Co
Federal Street
Allegheny
Lost Winchester note bearer found after 25 years
Philadelphia reports Thomas Laws, the famous Black messenger who carried a tin wrapped note from Miss Rebecca Wright to General Sheridan before the Battle of the Shenandoah Valley, has been located in Virginia. The rediscovery ends decades of mystery about the note carrier once sought by Sheridan and by survivors of the Sixth Army Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rebecca Wright
Philip Sheridan
Sheridan
Winchester
Thomas Laws
Virginia
Miss Wright
Bonsal
Grand Army Post
Newhall
William J. Wray
Rae
Wray
Sherdan
Mr. Wray
Robert Dixon
Dixon
Robert A. Lant
New York
Lant
Kerp
Fea
Paat Naar
Mies Wright
Tarrytown
Berryville
Washington
Beth
Grant
Petersburg
Shenandoah Valley
Early
Lee
Richmond
Sonal
Geneva Sheridan
Wegen
Sherlandoah
California as a Winter Paradise for Investors and Tourists
An enthusiastic promotion extols California as the nation’s most attractive region with luxury resorts crowded by eastern families all winter. It touts fruit lands as a strong investment and a mild climate ideal for the frail, accessible via the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad with daily Pullman vestibule sleeping cars from Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego. Readers are urged to contact Charles T Appleby traveling passenger agent in Pittsburg for more details on travel and accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
United States
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Chicago
Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Charles T. Appleby
Bank of Commerce
Pittsburg
Blaine Land Improvement Co and local notices
Get tickets maps and price lists at 13 Fourth Ave for Blaine Land Improvement Co. Also photos and frames sold. Farmers' Deposit National Bank invites public to inspect new safe deposit vaults and rental options. Prof. Little advertises eye care at 511 Penn Avenue with free eyesight evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Blaine
Fourth Ave
Blaine Land Improvement Co
Farmers' Deposit National Bank
Prof. Little
Penn Avenue
Its Excellent Qualities Commend to Public Approval
A Victorian style advertisement extols a California fig based liquid remedy. It claims pleasing appearance and flavor while gently cleansing kidneys liver and bowels to promote health and comfort for users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aclen and
Jeremiah Buckley
Chessrown
Acten
Tiarleigh
Brennen
James M. Cook
Mena Bender
City of
Seventh Ward
William Forgie
G. W. Sparks
District Court Business
Imspos
Jess
Rebecca
Stupio
Safe Deposit Department
German National Bank
Wood Street
Newmarkets
Rosenbaum
Michigan
Grand Rapids & Indiana
RB. R
Cadillac
Mrcx
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
Gilbert
Traverse City
James Smith
Grand Rapids
Dennis Murray
Tom Pickle
the People's Store
Fifth Avenue
Low Prees
Sinth ST
Penn Ave
Save Tone Manufacturing
Wate
Eioner Phillips
Cor
Fifth Ave
Wood ST
Union Clothing House
KEECH
Pennsylvania
Keech's
Ninth
Anne
Estes
Iron and Steel
Pittsburg Bridge Company
Thirty-Eighth St
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