Acquittal Looms In Homestead Trial As Defense Rests
Testimony centers on Sylvester Critchlow with a not guilty option emerging as rebuttal evidence fades. Prosecutors face gaps as defense argues alibi and warns jurors to uphold due process amid a charged riot and armed clash at Homestead on July 6.
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Monongahela
Belvet
Commonwealth
Eccures
Defense case wraps up as wife testifies in Critchlow trial
In a Homestead courtroom Critchlow's defense closes with his wife confirming presence at home on July 6. She acknowledges seeing him in bed when returning mid afternoon. A rebuttal witness, Henry Moenath, testifies he was nearby during and after the day but cannot recall any gun at his store.
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Sylvester Critchlow
Critchlow
Brennen
Mr. Brennen
Carnegie Company
Homestead
Subaru
Patterson
Robb
Burleigh
Mr. Breck
Mr. Dickson
Critchtow
Mr. Ieese
Mr. Stewart
Connors
Stewart
Routhraut
Routhrau
Routhrauff
Critchiow
Opie
Frick
Iseus
Coon
Daupers
Hungary
Cooper
Burt
Conners
Captain Rodgers
Pm State
Coo
Captai Coon
Mr. Mansfield
Bent
Pinkertons
Connora
Ople
Loman
Erwin
Pinkerton
Attorne
Rom
Commonwealth
Chen
Breowen Asid
Henry Moenath
Smith's
Talking to the Jury in Prosecution Address by Robb
John F. Robb delivers the first Commonwealth address defending the witnesses for the prosecution. He urges jurors to follow law and evidence and not be swayed by labor or capital rhetoric or outside opinions, stressing the judge's supremacy in defining the law.
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Commonwealth
Marshall
Critchlow
Homestead
Republic
John F. Robb
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Erwin's Great Speech Stuns St Paul Court Crowd
St Paul lawyer W M Erwin delivered a clever defense address for Critchlow before Judge Kennedy. The oration drew astonished murmurs, with sharp wit and scathing sarcasm pleasing spectators and crowding the courtroom.
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St. Paul
Critchlow
Kennedy
Homestead Borough Faces Financial Crunch and Unrest
The town near bankruptcy as taxes go uncollected and borough debt looms. Non union workers quit or retreat, many idle men at the mill gates anticipate vacancies Monday. Council considers drastic measures including police dismissal amid fears of unrest and Sheriff deputies leaving.
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Homestead
Ambush Attacks and Labor Unrest Roil Borough
Deputy Frank May was ambushed at midnight as two men hurled cobblestones. he fired in retreat, but they escaped. Reports warn of revenge by non union men amid 1600 applicants since Friday, with only 600 promises. The Advisory Board at Homestead met for the last time and disbanded.
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Supreme Court
Homestead
Pinkertons
United States
Carnegie
Carnegie Company
Cooper
Burt
Conner
Mullen
Captain Rodgers
Ifield
Taylor
A. C Coon
Coon
Mansfeld
Finto
Captain Coon
T. J. Connors
Frick
Lexington
Frank May
May
Diamond Rings Promised In A Wide Jewelry Stock
A dealer advertises a large stock of rings with over 200 styles including solitaire two three and five stone designs clusters marquis emerald ruby pearl opal sapphire and more. All gems are described as pure and flawless inviting both visitors and buyers to view the collection.
Brass and Iron Bed Steads and Furnishings Market Prices
A local market advertises brass and iron bed steads cribs and bassinets at the lowest prices with the largest collection. Special woolen makes advertised as superior with white scarlet and gray options. One percent blankets offered at five dollars per pair and California Lambs Wool blankets from six fifty to thirty per pair. Chenille table covers with tassel fringe, 500 new designs this week priced from one to five dollars each.
Winter Flannels Sale Showcases Deep Discounts Across Styles
A sweeping sale advertises all flannel stock at unprecedented prices. Items include Goon White Comet at 6c per yard, Baby Flannels in plaids at 10c, plain scarlet and white at 20c, and country wool flannels from 24c to 35c per yard. Featured are Amana Society, Mascom Flannels, and Davis Company lines with prices slashed.
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Amana Society
Mascoms
Davis Company
Remnant Flannel Sale Attracts Bargain Hunters
Sharp buyers flock to the remnant sale where all flannel pieces up to five yards are offered at Remnant prices. Daily bargains include new skirt patterns and enticing reductions for those seeking value on quality fabrics.
Booming Argains Footwear Sale Details
Newspaper ad lists children's patent leather tip ped spring heel shoes 65 to 85 cents sizes 8 to 10 34 Misses cloth top spring heel shoes 11 to 1 priced 1 dollar Regular price 1.50 Boys lace shoes sizes 3 to 5 1 dollar Men's lace shoes sizes 6 to 11 1 dollar Ladies Dongola button shoes 1 dollar Ladies flannel lined shoes and slippers Men's velvet slippers 50 cents
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