Napoleon of Finance Sues Callery for Ten Thousand in Common Pleas
The case of Henry and Ives against the Callery estate heads to trial in Common Pleas Court No. 2 today. Ives, nicknamed the Napoleon of Finance, seeks $10,000 claimed due from Iste James Callery based on stock transactions. Additional docket items for Courts No. 1 and No. 3 include numerous civil actions and criminal cases against various defendants.
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Henry & Ives
Callery
Common Pleas Court No
Ives
Napoleon
James Callery
Crowder
Pittsburg Traction Company
Mellon Bros
McCandless
Woods
Reymer
Conroy
Pitwbure Times
Nevins
The
P. R. BR. Company
McKelvey
Demmier
Common Pleas
Dindinger
Kaufman
Rath
Clark
Dunmeyer
Hanner
Rousch
Raa
Prof. Vent
Company
Sixel & Co
Woodward
Pearl Laundry Company
Ashbaugh
Pyeatte
Same
Barr
Cratz
Hartman
Gilmore
Brown
Bergetresser
Smith
Buck
Bennett
Nichols
Burns
Gilleapie
Coats
Suydam
Carruthers
Carrie Furnace Company
Huff
S Eicho Oil Comny
Hougey
Reser
McCann Et al
Jones
Pfeil
O'Connor
Citizens’ Traction
Martin
Drewes
Humlton
McClintock & Co
Criminal Court
Commonwealth Va
Jack Clifford
Jen Mcallister
C. W. Cowles
Daniel Barker
James Seabill
Carrie Corline
James F. Dovey
Daniel Jordan, Jr
J. E. Gibson
H. G. Glascow
Charles F. Glass
W. J. Kerr
Jan, McHugh
Wm. Nathaniel
C. A. Nilhaus
H. Roney
William Bolt
F.R. Schmidt
Eds. Walthers
Weir Heirs Clash Over Estate Administrator Amid Lawsuit
In Pittsburgh circuit court disputes over the Gamble Weir estate escalate as William Weir Radcliffe Weir and Mary Johnston petition to remove administrator Harry C Fehl. Attorneys Barton & Barton argue appointment improper under the act, while Fehl defends letters as properly granted. Trial dates for related larceny case against James McIntosh and Jennie Marsh are postponed to the next Criminal Court term.
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John W. Shafer
Orphans’ Court
Harry C. Febl
Gamble Weir
Barton & Barton
William Weir
Radcliffe Weir
Mary Johnston
Fehl
James G. Weir
Radcliffe
Pittsburg
Ireland
Pitsbury
Pennsylvania
James G
Tniontown
James McIntosh
Jennie Marsh
Outlining the Defense in the Brewery Syndicate Suit
In the United States Circuit Court the D Lutz & Son vs George Crawford case continued with J J O Reilly testifying that in 1889 he valued the plant at £700000 and that value endures. Defense argues no contract or damages, Crawford revealed prior to 1890 he had no brewing ties, and London funds were alleged but Crawford denies authorizing signatures or deposits.
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Brewery Syndicate
Lutz
London
D. Lutz & Son
George Crawford
United States
J. J. O'Reilly
Plaintff
Ferguson
Lewis Block
McCabe
Anthony Lutz
Crawford
Elliott
Mr. Lutz
Mr. Elliott
Straub & Morris
Result of an elopement and divorce testimony in Bills case
The divorce commissioner Frank Thomson heard testimony in the case of Margaret E Bills against Henry Bills alias Henry Reed. He disclosed a December 22 1862 Cincinnati marriage to Margaret while Bills had a wife alive and no support given to the second wife. Catherine Bailey paid bills and a child was brought from Cincinnati. Warden McAleese testified Bills had been sent to the workhouse and later left the city as a suspected character. Records show Bills and Rachel Brown married in Allegheny. A new trial motion was filed in the Garvin murder case over the court refusal to accept the first verdict.
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Frank Thomson
Margaret E Bills
Henry Bills
Henry Reed
Bills
Cincinnati
Catherine Bailey
Warden McAleese
Reed
Rachel Brown
Gh H. Simcox
Allegheny
Brainerd versus Weber and Sarver case notes and verdicts
Reported cases show J W Brainerd v Philip Weber and J Sarver on a note with a 2795 cent verdict. Abraham Vandeverder sues Mary Vandeverder for desertion. McDonough v ODonnell yields 307 25 for plaintiff. Heyl and Patterson v Winfield Mineral Co. awards 437 06. Executions issued against George Meyer and others totaling 1782 40. Cochran Co. v Tretheway Co. yields 3162 on account. Blakeleys granted entry against Murphy bond for Rovniak abduction. Safe Deposit Co. v Hockestein Co. verdict for defendant on attorney fees.
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Avenpier
J. W. Brainerd
Philip Weber
Sarver
Moone and McGraw
Abraham Vandeverder
Mary M. Vandeverder
T. M. McDonough
J. E. O'Donnell
Hey] & Patterson
Winfield Mineral Company
George Meyer
By &. Aronson
Wm. Wollolsky
J. Wolkolsky
Louis Meyer
John C. Cochran
Safe Deposit Company
John Barton
Hockestein & Co
Barton
Purport of Patent Impure Whisky Becomes Health Ad
An advertisement touts Klein's Silver Age Rye as absolutely pure and used in hospitals, claiming it is the only brand certified by eminent physicians. It hawks liquor at 150 per quart and urges readers to request a catalogue from Max Klein in Allegheny Pennsylvania while mixing in various dry goods promos and health elixirs.
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Klein
Max Klein
Allegheny
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