Sensational damages suit linked to Frick and Carnegie Company
William Freyvogel, juror in the Critchlow case, claims he is owed 715000 damages and alleges Carnegie Company officials including H C Frick and Secretary Lovejoy orchestrated his dismissal from East End Electric Company. He cites letters on Carnegie stationery and a planned Philadelphia venture, with other jurors supposedly affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Frick
Carnegie Company
Disratch
William Freyvogel
East End Electric Company
Iowans
Lovejoy
H. C Frick
East End Light Company
Criterilon
Carnegie
Duff & Son
East End Company
William Reardon
Messrs. Erwin
Argo
Critchlow
Erwin
Mr. Erwin
Mr. Eaton
H.C Frick
Freyvogel
Frick
Americant Electrical Construction Company
George Westinghouse, Jr
The
Dispatch
Street car collisions disrupt city transit yesterday
A Central traction car and a Duquesne electric car collided at Grant Street and Sixth Avenue yesterday morning. No injuries reported though passengers were frightened and both cars left the tracks delaying service. A second collision occurred yesterday morning at Citizens' Station weed in Lawrenceville where a car hit a heavy wagon. no injuries, passengers shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Duquesne
Grant Street
Sixth Avenue
Tsantion Weed
Lawrenceville
McKeesport Robbery Suspect Confesses After Detective Hunt
Bert Peterson of McKeesport faces jail after a September 7 burglary at Kirk and Co.s hardware store. Detective P J Murphy traced stolen guns and ivory knives to Burwick and Peterson, with a note revealing their collaboration. Peterson confessed as police closed in. Burwick awaits separate assault and robbery actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Bert Peterson
Kirk & Cao
P. J. Murphy
Eacey
Horatio Burwick
Moore
Murphy
Kirk & Co
Burwick
Peterson
Gripp
Escaped From The Workhouse John Volka Vanishes
John Volka, 21, the latest inmate to escape from the workhouse last Friday, fled during guard pursuit near Powers Run. He was serving a 10 month sentence from Washington county for three months served. charges include alienating another man’s wife and malicious mischief. Police in two cities have not been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Volka
Volks
Washington County
Powers Run
Grand Ay
Will of William Harbaugh Filed for Probate in Sewickley
The will names Sonia E. Harbaugh as widow and primary beneficiary. It provides no trust of the remainder for ten years after Sonia's death. Trustees include Sonia, Charles T. Harbaugh, and Sarah Harbaugh. Sonia receives two thirds of income during her lifetime. the children one third. Upon Sonia's death, income is divided among children and grandchildren for ten years, then estate divided among the same parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harbaugh
Sewickley
Sonia E. Harbaugh
Charles T. Harbaugh
Sarah & Harbaugh
Harbaugh
Mra W Hoarbaugh
They Must Obey Two Women Arrested for Liquor Sales
Becky Hoyt and Maggie Cousor of O'Brien's court were arrested yesterday on charges of selling liquor at their resort. Police Superintendent O'Mara said these are the first arrests under Mayor Gourley's order to suppress liquor sales or close such resorts. Archy Came Back at Georgie follows as Georgie Price was arrested on a disorderly house charge on Thirty-fourth Street based on a warrant by Archibald Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Hoyt
Maggie Cousor
O'Brien
O'Mara
Gourley
Archy
Georgie
Georgie Price
Alderman Kerr
Archibald Warner
Thirty-fourth Street
Miss Price Varner
Leslie
Varner
Kerr
Zarva brothers endure awaiting fate after suicide attempt
Joseph and Angelo Zarva, condemned for murder, remain at peace as a priest explains the sentence will not be carried out for months. The brothers believed they were being led to the gallows and attempted suicide in the courtroom, inspiring their calmer outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Angelo Zar Va
Duquesne Plans To Block Early Sale For Lillian Russell
Management received telegrams that speculators will try to grab all seats for Lillian Russell's engagement at the advance sale starting tomorrow. Measures are in place to checkmate the attempt and protect ticket availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne
Lillian Russell
Two Macs for Mayor in heated Allegheny race
Dr. Alex McCandless seeks Republican renomination for mayor amid a maneuvering Democratic bid by Magistrate Bernard McKenna. Guffey signals tacit backing, while McKenna rushes to place delegates citywide and court party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex, McCandless
Bernard McKenna
J. M. Guffey
McKenna
Squire
Gourley
Eighth Ward
Randall Club
McCaneless
Lama
Morrow May Reconsider Amid Gourley Support
Mayor Gourley backs Controller Morrow for reelection and urges reconsideration. A circulating petition urged Morrow’s renomination with signatures from bank presidents, cashiers, and Stock Exchange brokers naming Gourley as their second choice. Assistant Controller Davis said he won’t run if Morrow seeks the post and will push for Morrow’s candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourley
Morrow
John J. Davis
Allegheny County Increases Delegates At State Convention
Allegheny County gains one delegate as the Republican vote in legislative districts determines delegates at the State Convention. At the 1891 convention there were 270 delegates. Allegheny held 22 and will have 23 of 26 in the next. Beaver Clearfield Erie Fayette Indiana counties lost delegates. eastern counties mostly supported Harrison. George Miller returns from Washington with Internal Revenue post but will not bond until Senate confirms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County
Alleheny
Allegheny
Ee Beaver
Clearfield
Erie
Fayette
Indiana
Harrison
George Miller
Washington
Internal Revenue
Ater
Senate
Opposition grows to renomination of City Treasurer Denniston
After Major Denniston Now, opposition crops up to his renomination as City Treasurer though his record as officer is not attacked. Critics note four terms in office and say other old soldiers seek the post, urging a complete change in city offices. Allegheny council race heats as candidates file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denniston
Syndicate Meeting at Randall Club Ends in Fray
A Randall Club syndicate meeting aimed at smoothing the club election devolved into a deeper conflict. W. W. McClelland, C. Rott, H. T. Morris and four trustees were backed by the 40-member syndicate, while challengers for each post faced opposition. A committee was formed to assess McCrickart’s eligibility and the applicable corporation election laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Club
Png! Indorsed
W. W. McClelland
C. Rott
H. T. Morris
Louis Cella
H. Obernauer
A. Mameux
McCrickart
F. J. Weixel
Pressley Fleming
Henry Myer
A. F. Keating
Reformers Endorse Kennedy and Urge Council Election Shift
The Allegheny Reform Association publicly endorsed Mayor Kennedy for re election and pledged unwavering support if eligible. It also urged Councils to move department chief elections from January to April to align with reorganization and bond funded street projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Reform Association
Kennedy
Allegheny
Reform Association
Murphy Keeley Temperance Meeting Draws 400 at Lafayette Hall
Continuing the work, the Murphy Keeley temperance meeting at Lafayette Hall drew about 400 attendees. More than 100 signed the pledge before adjournment at 10 o clock. The program featured singing led by Mrs Goettman and Prof Weeden with a chorus. A drunken woman attached her name to the Murphy pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy-Keeley
Murphy
Lafayette Hall
Mra Goettman
Prof. Weeden
Dave Hall
Joseph
Thomas Mulholland
A. K. Bakewell
Keeley
Pianos and Organs Showroom Busy at 506 Wood Street
Shoppers flock to H Kieber & Bro at 506 Wood Street to buy Steinway Conover and Opera pianos and seven octave piano organs as holiday presents. The firm promotes trust and warns stock may run out before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiebera
Wood Street
H. Kieber & Sro
Steinway
Conover
Hiebers
H. Kieber & Bro
Elebers
Grand Sextet Music Co Debuts In City Stores
Grand opening December 6 and 7 at 101 and 103 Fifth Avenue features Wver, Wheelock, Lindeman, Stuyvesant pianos, Farrand Votey organs and Palace reed organs. Ads tout $25 small tables and $20 oak dining tables, plus Mahogany and oak piano cabinets and accessories from Mellon Horne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Wever, Wheelock, Lindeman and Stuyvesant Piannos
Farrand & Votey
Palace
ExRtcks Music Co
Ltn
Fifth Agenus
Pennsvania
Hewnioxa Moore Co., Lp
Mellon & Horne
Firth Avenue
Portrait Studio Holiday Portrait Offer
Liga Portrait Studio at 10 and 12 Sixth Street advertises Christmas cabinet photos priced at 150 per dozen with a free panel picture for every dozen, plus a guarantee. Crayons, up assortments of frames, and lower prices highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
A Boy With A Record In Pittsburg A Grim Tale
A Pittsburgh report follows a 12 year search for Charley Raft a 14 year old boy picked up by police on a Southside street. The Anti Cruelty Society placed him after claims from multiple women that he could be Charley Allen or Charley Raft. A farmer from Glenfield and a Missouri wife seek the boy while a Missouri mother pleads for aid after her husband abandons her and a child in Dent County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Cruelty Society
Charley Raft
Young Raft
N. F. Dorente
Frederick Jay
Murraysville
Raft
Society
Dorente
William Allen
Charley
Charley Allen
Allegheny Police
Newsboys
Allen
Glenfield
Minnie Johnson
Missouri
Pittsburg
James F. Johnson
California
Dent County
Pittburg
Ridge Avenue Orphan Asylum
Johnson
Eeree
Union meeting of patriotic orders in Allegheny county
A joint gathering was held at McKnight's Hall in Allegheny with True Blue Loyal Orange Lodges inviting all county orders. Leaders from several groups spoke as the aim was to form a union advisory committee to create a political league backing like minded officeholders. The motion to endorse the union was unanimously carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny County
McKnight’s
Federal and
Lacock Streets
Allegheny
True Blue Loyal Orange Lodges
My Patriotic Sons of America
Orangemen
W. J. Colwell
James Newell
W. G. Griffith
O. P. Cochrane
A. D. Wilkin
John Thresher
Long
Mr. Donaldson
Robert McNeally
Eg T. Kerr
H. E. Johnson
Samuel
Extraordinary Jacket Sacrifice Sale At Bargain Prices
A remarkable sale cuts deep on top jackets this season with prices listed from eight to thirty dollars. Styles include gray cheviot and tweed, whip cord, beaver cloth and English whip cords with double-breasted cuts and tailored finishes. Early shoppers secure widest selection and best materials at significant discounts.
Cashmere Waist Collection At Bargain Prices
See this morning a lot of Cashmere Waists lined plaited at yoke gathered at the waist with black lace collar and cuffs in cardinal navy blue and black at 5 formerly 3.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Br. C. Frick
William Freyvogle
Charles Eaton
Burns Wadsworth
Medecesport
Ube
Freyvorel
McKeenport
Charles S. Eaton
Hoeveler Street
John Volks
Gouriey
Macs
McCandless
Major Denniston
Allegheny Council
Charles V. Lewis
Allegheny Common Council
George Schad
John Born
Dr. Holman
Frank
A Dispatch
Torrence
Grand Sextet
Senonseca & Son
Liberty Street
Pictabury, Pa
Lindeman Pianos
Hotel Anderson
Fon
Chris Presenta
Kid
Jamey H. Aiken & Co
de Witt
Angel Iton
Goa, Fifth Ave
Market ST
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Fifth Ava and
Market St. Niawr
G. D. Simen
Ohio ST
Allegheny, PA
Bnew Advertisements
Pistavarg
Wes
JOS. Horne & CO
Penn Ave
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