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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1890
Page
8
Among three thousand patients treated in two years at the Catarrh and Dyspepsia Institute is Charles G. Haag formerly of Allegheny now residing at 1124 Parade Street East. The catarrh which had troubled him so long is noted in the report.
The James Edward Myers murder trial moved toward a verdict after the defense argued he was not near the Douglass house when his aunt Margaret Douglass was killed. Witnesses testified about revolvers, cartridges, and timelines, while prosecutors depicted a circumstantial case against Myers.
A bill in equity filed yesterday by D. Rockell names Mrs. Matilda Erst and her heirs as defendants in a partnership dispute over the Kesstone Laxquest. Gaskell claims a September partnership with Erst to share profits, located on First Street, Allegheny, with about 15,000 in assets. He alleges Erst withdrew funds and took books and lease, hindering payment to men and horses. he asks for a receiver to control the business, an accounting, and restraining orders on collection of firm debts.
The report to equity court declares two mortgages made to A C Jarrett void for lack of consideration. The case concerns Nicholas and F J Me Mahim senist A C Jarrett and the Southeale fiowestead Loan and Trust Company. The master recommends decree for plaintiffs as Jarrett disappeared and the company claims no funds or knowledge of the matter.
A flurry of verdicts and verdict amounts fill the docket. Wages due H W Tauor from W G Walter bring 13 dollars. Joux J Lytle gets 3167 for injuries in a Ligonier Valley Railroad collision. August and E Bb Scherffel face executory actions. Acquittals include J A Rattigan for misappropriating partnership funds and J W Liegurpris for acting as an unlicensed insurance agent. Mrs Ax wer Davis sues Philip Morris for 3 dollars slander with capias issued. Samuel and J Br McMahon win 1685 and 300 against Equitable Gas for farm damage from a gas line. Patrick Monan and wife seek 10,000 for eviction from 21 Second avenue. Hitchcock v Kaufmann Bros over taxes ends with 645.72 awarded. First National Bank of Binghamton issues execution against Weise & Kevan. United States Circuit Court term ends with cases continued to next term.
M Cohen announces the sale of his Smithfield street stock due to attention limits, moving full focus to 36 Fifth Avenue. The auction at 533 Smithfield Street starts Monday November 24 at 10 AM 2:30 PM and 7:50 PM with Colonel J M Rutherford as salesman. over 75000 dollars in first class watches diamonds jewelry silverware clocks and bronzes to be disposed of quickly.
Our cape overcoats for boys aged 4 to 14 are offered at 250 and 350 in this department. They are made from cassimeres and ceviots and fit well. The firm advertises cheaper rivals at 6 and 7 but touts higher value garments. A present accompanies each sale from the CLOTHING COMPANY at Grant and Diamond streets opposite the Court House.
Advertises square pianos and Steinway chantepiano with prices from 100 to 200 dollars, plus other bargains on musical goods at J. M. Hoffmann & Co. 537 Smithfield St. Also lists shoes, table linens, gloves and clothing offers from Verner and Rosenbaum & Co. in Chicago and Pittsburgh areas. Includes seasonal mention of Thanksgiving fruit cake and a mail-order catalogue offer.
Southwest Wildwood field shows drainage progress as No. 2 and others reach sand, with several wells producing: Mellon & Co at Scott farm, Smith Farm No. 4, and Byrne & Co. on Simpson. St. Marys and Belmont areas show mixed results while Belmont belt extension is debated. prices and stocks are noted as October figures.
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