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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1891

Page

4

Gerade Convicted of First Degree Murder

The jury found Frank Gerade guilty of first degree murder for killing his stepchild. Judge Ewing admitted worry over the case and urged the jury to decide if derangement absolved responsibility or if conviction was required. The verdict followed a second trial after intense prosecution focusing on insanity as a defense.

Frank Gerade Burleigh Gerade Werl J. Charles Dicken Verade Khe Jupze Ewing

Divorce Granted in Mozersky Mozer Sky Case

A divorce from bed and board with alimony was granted yesterday to Mrs. Zessel Mozersky in her suit against Aaron Mozersky. She receives $20 monthly alimony until reconciliation, with possible suspension, upon petition, once the husband offers to live rightly. The court also appointed a guardian for two minor sons despite the father’s opposition.

Zessel Mozersky Aaron Mozersky Mozerski Rushion

Defund Fank Sued in Robinson vs Ameri

An argument was heard yesterday morning before Judges White and Magee in the case of A. Robinson against the Ameri. The record shows a civil action involving claims by Robinson against the Ameri company in a pending suit seeking relief or damages.

White and Magee 8. A. Robinson

Interesting Willow Grove case on oil drill nuisance in court

In Court of Common Pleas No 2 J W Kinnear filed a bill for Arlington Lodge Knights of Pythiss to stop drilling a nearby oil well. Judge Bredin denied the injunction but ordered bond to cover potential fire or damage. The decision raises questions about oil drilling near homes and nuisance claims.

Willow Grove Court of Common Pleas No. 2 J. W. Kinnear Equity Arlington Lodge Knights of Pythiss W. R. Burson A. Leam Samuel McKinney Knights Yin McEwen Bredin

Rapid December Term Opens After Busy Criminal Court

The December term opens the first Monday in December after a record Criminal Court term ends. Eleven and a half weeks of court disposed of 635 cases at an average weekly docket of about 554 cases, with 18 homicide cases up from the prior term. Two murderers were convicted of first degree murder and six of second degree, among others.

Criminal Court Patrick Fitzpatrick Frank G

Jury Verdicts And Grand Jury Totals In Local Case Roundup

Slaughter and two accessory to murder figures dominate the report with a hung jury on Mrs Clark in one accessory case and a guilty plea to involuntary manslaughter. Six acquittals in murder and one in accessory. three acquittals tied to previously convicted principals. Grand jury returned 666 true bills from 982 presented. 45 cases carried over and 711 to be heard.

Clark Grand Jury

Legal actions and trials spark varied court outcomes

A flood of cases appears in yesterday's docket with Hexzr Hossier suing Charles and Mina Rupenherd for slander. Wm. Craig was acquitted of stealing pinchers from RK. L. Kent. Divorce proceedings advance with I L Estoney named commissioner in Annie Wecker v Andy Wecker. Verdicts include 183 dollars for Samuel Bowman v Central Traction and zero for John Stiebbe et al v Nelson Lawn executor. An equity suit by Mrs. Sarah O H Herron against E T Sasse seeks to restrain removal of farm structures, and Lizzie Huckel and E P Malone press damages suit against Pittsburg and Lake Eris Railroad Co. The return trip ticket dispute is set for trial before Judge.

Hexzr Hossier Charles and Mina Rupenherd Wm. Craig RK. L. Kent Erona Sage Op Leg On m. Depp Ohio Township John M. Brand Williams Keystone Land Company I. L. Estoney Annie Wecker Andy Wecker Walter Pee Melisss Haring Joshua T. Harding Samuel Bowman The Central Traction Company John Stiebbe John Nelson B. F. Lawn Lawn Nelson Sarah O'H. Herron E. T. Sasse Pine Township Sasse Tuesult Lizzie Huckel E. P. Malone Pittsburg and Lake Eris E City

Plateware Sale After Warehouse Collapse

A crash caused by shelves falling in a warehouse broke many fine plates. Reizenstein's at 152 154 156 Federal Street Allegheny offers broken lots at half price for a few days, featuring imports from Coalport Crown Derby Royal Worcester Doulton and other well known brands. Early buyers secure best bargains before holidays.

Coalport Crown Derby Royal Worcester Doulton Reizenstein’s Federal Street Allegheny

Bank notice and local ads mix at downtown corner

A city ad lists 401 Bmithfield Street at Fourth Avenue in Capital with deposits from $1, surplus $75,000, and 4 percent interest. It also touts MiIaxerana flour, a photo service by B TL H Dobbs, and military cape bargains at Rosenbaum & Co., with prices from $10.

Bmithfield Street Cor Fourth Avenue Capital Military Cape Rosenbaum & Co Straub Brewing Company Munich Straub Brewing Co Main Street Liberty Avenue

Ogden Will Clause Declared Void for New York Property

Justice Patterson rules the Ogden charitable trust clause void for New York property though Wisconsin and Illinois assets remain unaffected. The estate totals about 5 million with 21 thousand earmarked for charity. trustees may still carry out parts of the plan outside New York. What remains in New York will be treated as intestate distributable.

Dispatch New York William B. Ogden Chicago Justice Patterson Supreme Court Wisconsin Illinois Ogden Marianna A. Ogden Edward L Willard Parker Butler

Not Guilty Plea in Denver Murder Trial and Railroad Earnings

Report covers Dr Graves entering a not guilty plea in Denver fortelling court adjournment, plus Pennsylvania Railroad October 1891 operating results with earnings and expense changes east and west of Pittsburg and Erie. Includes brief ads and notices on brewing, instruments, and Thanksgiving promotions.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pittsburg Erie

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