Fray in Cronin Case Outlines Closing Arguments
Extensive notes describe the planned order of counsel submissions in the Cronin trial. State’s Attorney Somenecker to open with alibi rebuttals, Judge Longene to oversee the pace, and defense figures including Mills Forrest Hynes and Foster to present exhaustive analyses. Jurors expected to receive the case by December 10 or 11.
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Mills
Kickham Scanlan
McConnell
Somenecker
Mr. Forrest
William Coughlin
Dan
Longene
Batard
Wing
Forrest
Mr. Ingham
Aan
O’sullivan
Kunze
Hynes
Foster
Beggs
Mr. Hynes
Luther Laflin Mills
J McConnell
Dr. Cronin
Clan-na- Gael
Thomas O'Connor
Executive Committee
Triangle
United Brotherhood
Executive Triangle
England
Thaser
le Caron
Mr. Foster
Jin
Cronin
Teemtrocks Seas
Federal Australia expressed hope for united federation progress
In Parliament a joint address urged federation of colonies in Australia based on mutual goodwill and lasting friendship. Diplomatic dinner featured Minister Phelps with prominent ambassadors including Malet Schouvaloff and others.
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Srpaver
N.S. W
Australia
Minister Phelps
Bendix
Herbert Huemarck
Wiliam Walter Phelps
Sir Edward Malet
Ambasesdor
Count Schouvaloff
A of Aearate H Dha
O Pciest
Baron Hugo Levbinger Marries Suliet Newburger at City Hall
Baron Hugo Julius Levbinger, a physician from an aristocratic family, wed Suliet Newburger, a noted social figure, in a City Hall ceremony conducted by Gass Median. The item blends a formal marriage report with unrelated local ads and notices mixed in the text.
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Dispatch
New York
Hugo Julius Levbinger
Suliet Newburger
Gass Median
Fire Ruptures Leeghburg Business District After Large Blaze
Leeghburg residents cope with housing need as homes vanish and a big fire damages a block. The blaze, caused by a defective flue, caused estimated losses around 36000 and prompted local businesses to share relief. Apollo Iron and Steel authorized a 1000 dollar relief draw as reconstruction begins.
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Leechburg
Tanzeemconte
Lee Hawking Company
Jenkins House
Apollo Iron and ‘Steel
Relief Committee
Accounts In Bad Shape In Wheeling City Loan
A telegram from ISFECIAL reports a major uproar in Wheeling city finances over the city compromise loan issued in 1801 totaling 317000.00 with mislaid records and fears of defalcation possibly reaching 5000.00. Former commissioners S Brady and N Wilkinson are dead. New commissioners appointed last summer have found papers missing and inquiries ongoing.
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Wheeling
S. Brady
N. Wilkinson
Bott
Colonel Wilkinson
Gas Field to Reopen Near Brinker Well in Unity
Telegram from Greensburg reports the old gas field four miles east of Pera in Unity will resume drilling after years of abandonment. Over 1,000 acres leased, drilling planned to 2,500 feet near Lane Point, about 1000 feet from the Brinker well, with optimism for gas or oil riches.
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Greensburg
Brinker
Pera
Unity
Fny Lowe
Pas
Fireman severely burned in boiler room explosion
Frank Shane, a fireman at the County Infirmary, was badly burned lighting the boiler in the basement when gas ignited and exploded a barrel of oil. The blast and ensuing fire damaged the building but was extinguished. Shane’s face and hands were burned though he is expected to recover.
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Frank Shane
County Infirmary
Rune
Shane
Through the Bridge Miraculous Escape After Train Falls
At Huntington the Chesapeake and Ohio bridge over the Gavandotte river collapsed as a freight train crossed. Engineer R. V. no died. the crew survived with 11 injuries. The bridge had long been condemned. A second item reports the discovery of Clara B. Pierce near Bellefonte with a suspected murder involving a tall slim man wearing a derby hat seen nearby earlier.
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Wheeling
Huntington
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Gavandotte River
R. V.no
Bellefonte
Clara B. Pierce
Korthens
Fire destroys Martin Severee furnace near Connelleville
A silver smelting furnace at blue stone quarry three miles south of Connelleville burned last night. A large windstone exploded from the heat, and quarrymen narrowly escaped injury from flying debris amid the blaze.
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Mpecia
Consellsville
Martin Severee
Blue Stone Quarry
Connelleville
Breach suit ends with verdict against Maud Sanders
A jury awarded $1,500 in a breach of promise case filed two years ago against Dr. Seeer by Maud Sanders. The trial, held over weeks in November 1977, featured lengthy testimony and sharp cross examination amid much spicy testimony.
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Maud Sanders
Notable Greenville Residents Robbed by Highwaymen
In Greenville Pa on November 27 H Campbell and Samuel Artherholt, well known citizens, were stopped by highwaymen who forced them with a revolver to surrender their gold coins. No casualties reported.
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Greesville
H. Campbell
Samuel Artherholt
Fighting with Fire Aboard Vessel Abandoned After Cotton Fire
Captain Potter reports fire aboard the steamer Santiago on November 19, 253 miles from Sandy Hook. Smoke spread from the poop deck and cotton hatches, water supply failed, and flames damaged the deck. Lifeboats were launched as the ship burned and sank, with crew and passengers rescued by nearby vessels including the A. J. Fuller.
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New York
Santiago
Barge Office
Potter
Sandy Hook
State Revenue Commission Formed for Tax Law Work
The Legislature authorized Revenue Commission completed with Albert S Bolles as head to draft a state and local taxation law. Members include Auditor General McCamant chair, Giles D Price, John A Wright, Austin A Taggert, Samuel W Werry, Leonard Ebone. plan to meet next month for organization and labor rep appointment.
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Revenue Commission
Hapersoune
Revene Commission
Albert 5. Bolles
Bureau of Statistics
McCamant
Giles D. Price
Erie
John A. Wright
Austin A. Taggert
Montgomery
Samuel W. Werry
Cumberland
Leonard Ebone
State Grange
Setion
List of names in local notice with scattered towns
A garbled listing of individuals linked to towns such as Washington, Pittsburgh, Braddock, and Lincoln. Names include Elizabeth Burkholder, Catherine Ryan, Katie Klein, James Moore, Nancy Nelson, Theodore Qaursen, Leula Mary, Minnie Opperman, Mary A. Bradley, Catharine Foley, Mary Week, Samuel Emmad, Amos Cathey, Elizabeth Dames Foster, Laura Gilchrist, Leonard Lowers, Minnie Hugston, William Hutchison, Edward Little, Patiburg residents, and others with unclear roles.
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Xoame Realdenes
Ebeeesese
Washington
B.c
Dora N. Heafi
John Minninamaker
Aeerort
Elizabeth Burkholder
Matthew Kilcullem
Pancard Catharine Ryan
Idude Will Ce
Senenecesee Pore Sven Mba
David
Miekeesport
Annis Ae
Cheesport
Leula
P. Mary
Braddock
Minnie Opperman
Mary A. Bradley
Lissis Gardner
Lincoln Ae
Cone
Scott Township
Lonte
Jonnie E. Dobn
Catharine Foley
Wales Wardle
Seeewes Ip Enraeijlion F. Bevern
Pitaburg Dames O' Donnoull
New New York
Patrick Tobin
Piitsburr
Amnile Kearney
Pitteburg
Pittebur
Pittsburg
Two Marriages Recorded at West End and Calvary Churches
Latra J. French daughter of H. French of West End Pittsburg marries Faas H. Covntsr of Buffalo New York at West End M E Church officiated by Rev H C Beacom. Nellie Foster Woods daughter of W DeWees Woof and Thomas M Moker wed at Cortlandt Calvary Episcopal Church officiated by Bishop Cortlandt Calvary.
Obituary Notices From Various Pittsburgh Area Families
Burial notices list Magi Barton aged 77 with services at U. P. Mansfield and Mt. Lebanon, Bosler of 418 Rebecca St Allegheny aged 72, Casey age 10 funeral from Forward Avenue, DePra aged 59 with Mass at St. Mary's, Ferguson 27th year, Patterson 62, Rott Arabella J. McCaxpress 1889, Rowswell at Anmeay General Hospital, ShanOR Neb Rev W P Memorial Lutheran Church, Torrence Davin son of late John Torrence, Trotter Mrs N W Coraopolis, Warren funeral at 42nd Street, and multiple other memorials and funeral details across Allegheny and neighboring towns.
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Barton
Lane
Robert Bigham
W.G. Bigham
U. P. Mansfield
Mt. Lebanon
Bosler
Rebecca Street
Casey
John
Thomas
Mary Caney
Forward Avenue
Lovelock P.u
Lovelock P.u. Friends of the Family Are Respectfully Invited To Attend. 2 Depra
Phitir DePma
Funersi
Pines
Main Street
Allegheny
St. Mary's Church
Pious Society
Ferguson
Orso MH
FenGusox
Otto Helmold
Slaff Street
Patterson
James Patterson
Write Avenue
Duff Street
Rott
Homestead
Arabella J. McCaxpress
Louis Rott
St James’ Church
Sixteenth Street
Penn Avenue
Fridat
W. P. Shanor
Memorial Lutheran Church
East Street
Torrence
Davin Torrence
Jonhn Torrence
Thurd Avenue
H. Samson
Sixth Avenue
Monxis
Trotter
N. W. Trotter
Coraopolis
Coraoplis
Ronner Warren
T. A. Warren
Forty-second Street
Boys and Children's Overcoats In Early 1900s Sale Prices
Advertises boys and children overcoats in assorted styles. Heavy Cassimere overcoats in several weights priced from $1.50 to $5.00, plaid Cassimere overcoats at $4 and $5, double breasted plain or embroidered coats at $2 to $3.50, school overshirts noted, all-wool cassimeres Chevixty and Beavers from $2 to $5, magnificent Ulsters advertised at $7 to $8, and cape overcoats for boys around $3 to $3.50.
Winter Cap Prices at Discounted Rates
Sailor and city market offer men's French Coney caps for 74 cents, genuine seal turbans at 249 to 345 dollars, wool windsors and corduroy caps priced low for boys and children. Various seashell designs and blue Scotch caps advertised as unusually cheap for the season.
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Men’s garments and accessories sale catalog items
An old newspaper ad lists prices for men and children apparel and accessories. Items include shirts, drawers, wool goods, Merino wool, overshirts, jackets, mittens, gloves, fur gauntlets, umbrellas, cloaks, scarves, mufflers, and silk or satin neckwear with sale prices ranging from fractions of a dollar to a few dollars.
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