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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1892

Page

2

Charter Filed For Grant Street Reformed Presbyterian Church

Ex-Judge Bredin filed for a charter on Grant Street with a clause allowing the congregation to dissolve ties with any Presbytery or Synod by two thirds vote if deemed expedient. Subscribers named include Samuel Barckley James Wilson Alex Baxter and others.

Bredin Grant Street Samuel Barckley James Wilson Alex Baxter William J. McCracken William J. Fleming Alex McDowell, Jr James Matthews

Appeals From L and C Cigar Factory Girls

Judges Kennedy and McClung heard seven Law and Order appeals yesterday involving H. A. Shaffer J. B. Miller and Union News Company agents. The court remitted fines for the four girls but upheld the Sunday work violation against cigar maker Mazer and sustained his fine. The girls testified they never worked on Sundays.

Kennedy and McClung Law and Order H. A. Shaffer J. B. Miller Union News Company Lambie A.M. Brown William Yost Alderman Roche Tschudy, Horn and Stukely Mr. Yost Mazer Scott Street Sun

Patent Suit Over Infringement Between Two Signal Firms

In a United States Circuit Court case heard before Judges Acheson and Brittingham, the Johnson Headline Railroad Signal Company of Rahway New Jersey sues Union Switch and Signal Company over patent infringement of a signaling apparatus by Robert L. Sykes of Enerland. Sykes assigned the invention to Fred Chesswright who obtained US patents. Chesswright later gave D M Leomans power of attorney, and Leomans in 1862 granted Union Switch and Signal exclusive US manufacturing rights at a royalty. Chesswright revoked Leomans power and granted Johnson sole rights to use the invention, prompting Union Switch and Signal to file a cross bill claiming exclusive rights under Yeoman’s power. title questions are argued by G H Christy and Sol Schoyer.

Johson Headlroad Signal Company Rahway N. J Union Switch and Signal Company Acheson and Britfington United States Johnson Company Robert L. Sykes Enerland Sykes Fred Chesswright Chesswright D. M. Leomans Yeommns Chesenright Yeomans Yeoman G. H. Christy Sol Schoyer

Johnson Company Deals With Industry Leaders

The Switch Company and George W. Miller of New York, along with W. D. Sinai of Pittsburg, are involved in a deal with the Johnson company. A settlement or agreement is expected to be concluded today.

The Switch Company George W. Miller New York W. D. Sinai Pittsburg Johnson’ Company

Wife Seeks Bond Recovery From Separated Husband

Mrs Annie L Fahnestock and trustee sue Byron G Fahnestock and Benjamin Fahnestock to recover 1000 dollars claiming a bond was posted in 1892 to secure annual support of 390 dollars for life. The last installment fell due October 1 and 50 dollars remains unpaid.

Annie L. Fahnestock Frank Shearer Byron G. Fahnestock Benjamin Fahnestock Falnestock Rave

Common Pleas Docket List Including Multiple Civil Actions

The docket lists numerous cases in Common Pleas court including Roth versus Clark Beyer et al Denniston versus Home Life Insurance and others. It also shows Common Pleas No 2 cases Reed versus Michael MecNeil versus Deanetux Crorch and Co versus Fidelity Title and Trust Benny versus Yoder and related matters.

Common Pleas No Roth Clark Light Beyer Hank Glesenkamp Knother Breen Jeferson Gas Company Davis Beihover Loeffert Et al Denniston Home Life Insurance Company McBride O'Connor Fink Et al Herst Loverd Et al Falton Reed Michael MecNeil Deanetux Holmes & Co Mehring Cror

Doran versus Zoller Trial Over Beef Stall Injury

Plaintiff Sarah A. Doran sues Louis Zoller for damages after a side of beef from Zoller’s butcher stall fell and struck her head at the Southside market. The case, previously tried with a small verdict for the plaintiff, was set aside by the court and a new trial granted.

Sarah A. Doran Louis Zoller Trian Staxle Zoller West Newroy William Barr Pleasant William Whalen Columats Waco Canton G. Hutt

Ejectment suit verdicts and damages awards reported

A series of verdicts favored plaintiffs in several cases with amounts named. Davis v Herd yields a plaintiff verdict. Coleman v Clark awards 0460. Luffy v Simpson & McCandless delivers 4339 for the plaintiff. McGinness et al. v Sharp sees a plaintiff verdict. Hite et al. v Wilbere et al. awards a defendant verdict. Allegneny Grocers v Ross and Kramer gives a defendant verdict in a replevin case. Batchelor petitions for inquest on Merrit Batchelor. McKrzever sues the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Rail Road for 5000 damages over leased restaurant at Allequippa grounds. Also an unrelated ad for Dr Hulls Cough Syrup and secondhand planes sale.

Henry A. Davis Henry Herd Thomas A. Coleman H. 8. Clark Peter Luffy Simpson & McCandless Elize J. McGinness Otvuers Andrew Sharp Bessie Kouts F. A. Hite F. W. Craig A. Wilbere Allegneny Grocers Activnst Terman Pittsabur Lake Erie Railroad Company Senseu Albert Yohe Allequippa Damges

Immigration restrictions debated by Senate panel in 1893

New York November 2 report details the Senate Immigration Committee considering a one year suspension of all immigration except from the Americas. Proposals demand literacy, $100 cash or $245 per family member, consul certificates, and notice to courts before final naturalization. A vote was expected at the next meeting.

New York Senate Immigration Committee To-Morrow Congress United States

Frerpom-a lodge founded amid rail workers

In multiple towns a chaotic bulletin lists events from a new Frerpom-a lodge of railway men to burglaries and odd deaths. Reports include a $1,000 jewelry theft in Inwin T L McWilliams store, threats to free mail delivery in Bellefonte, and varied local incidents.

Inwin T. L. McWilliams Bellefonte Inwis Pennsylvania Plate Glass Gaurissmo Jack Jones Rouchon Thrix John Daugherty Cleveland

Christmas Gift Preview From Schomseck and Sons

A holiday sale lists useful and ornamental goods including book cases, card tables, rocking chairs, mantels, and wardrobes. Dealers Schlag and partners advertise piano plans, portraits, cabinet photos, frames, and a building opening on December 6 and 7. Also promoted are small pills for constipation and headache.

Schomseck & Son Liberty Street

Deserted Babe Returns to Mistaken Mother on Veto Street

Laura Gass testified at an Alderman Brincker hearing that she left her infant at a neighbor’s door after a difficult period following her husband’s drowning last May. The baby was later returned from the Poor Farm and turned over to the mother, who promised to care for it and was discharged on bond covering costs.

Laura Gass Misa McCleary Veto Street Allegheny Alderman Brincker

Pittsburg Officials to Attend Prison Congress in Baltimore

Pittsburg officials including Mayor Gourley Warden McAleese and Warden Wright will travel to Baltimore Friday for the Prison Congress. Gourley plans a pointed written reply to a Presbyterian ministers report, to be read at next Monday's ministers meeting. Coroner McDowell probes a Munhall case of natural gas asphyxia at the Carnegie Hotel and pursues Dr Slonaker for not reporting nine year old Georges Mulcahey’s death, believed due to scarlet fever or diphtheria.

Gourley McAleese Allegheny County Wright Riverside Pittsburg Baltimore Presbyterian Ministers’ Association McDowell Slonaker East End George W. Mulcahey Dr. Slonsker

A Well Lighted Road Near Union Station

The Pennsylvania electric plant on the hill above Union station nears completion. In a short time the tracks to East Liberty will be lighted with additional lamps planned for the station and through the sheds.

Pennsylvania Electric Union Station East Liberty

Street Work Stop Order Enforced by Assistant Superintendent Paisley

Assistant Superintendent Paisley issues orders halting new street excavation permits in the East End. He also enforces the smoke consuming ordinance within his district.

Paisley

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