Jury Trials in the Brandl Murder Case
The jury hears the Strausser murder trial for killing Joseph Brandl over a life insurance dispute. Witnesses include the defendant’s brother and Brandi, with defense claims Brandl fell on his own knife, while prosecutors stress Brandl’s fatal abdomen wound and Strausser’s knife use. Verdict timing is delayed as jurors struggle to agree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Strausser
Joseph Brandl
Joseph Strausser
George
Elvina Brandi
Mrs. Strausser
Brandl
J. M. Friedman
Strausser
Brand
Burleigh
Suing for a Policy Held by a Bank as Security
Elizabeth M. Davis sues the German National Bank and others to compel reassignment of a $10,000 life policy held as collateral after her husband George Davis became insolvent. She offers $4,000 to discharge the note and seeks injunction and delivery of the policy, arguing the bank has no right to hold it for other notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth M. Davis
German National Bank
J.W. Friend
John M. Morrow
George Davis
J. W. Friend
Davis
J. M. Morrow
Morrow
Next Week Trials List in Criminal Court Reveals Many Cases
A long criminal court trial list for next week shows numerous defendants including Antonio Chido Daniel Balfour Samuel Caplan Frank Knaka Wash Gibson and many others across Monday to Thursday sessions. The roster features frequent spellings and odd names such as Bridget Brennen Annie Broner and Adolph Bingley with multiple cases noted for some surnames and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Antonio Chido
Daniel Balfour
Samuel Caplan
Frank Knaka
Wash Gibson
George Plant
John Hedlicker
Jacob Duval
Henry Jackson
D. D. Kelley
George Auer
Patrick Haley
Maud Wilcox
Frankie Duotrille
William Johinson
Herman Brown
John Conoboy
Patrick Conoboy
J. F. Ballestraw
John Smith
Annie Broner
Ed Donnelly
John Ziegler
John Wise
Thomas Truax
Haywood Ray
Fred Mogel
G. A. Zituth
David Hughes
Della Muarsieil
Delian Waters
W. T. Rook
Frank Irwin
Frank Blunt
Mary Anderoerhidh Garnes
MeDay
G Ty
Thomas Onald
William Motloskey
Spores Aee Ty B. Lea
George Sannahela
Ssey
John McGovern
Adam Alker
Daniel HartHold
Stephen Cuneo
Isaac McCloskey
Jury Trials and Short Sentences In Criminal Court
In the criminal court a jury is out in the case of Adam Itzel of Steel and Co charged with perjury over an appeal from Magistrate Gripp in a civil suit by Walker Mills Quarry Co seeking 4922 on a check. Dennis pleads guilty to carrying concealed weapons and gets 60 days. Spencer pleads guilty to assault and battery and gets 30 days. Walls pleads guilty to assault and battery on Robert Finks and receives 30 days. Bents receives eight months for lar ceny on oath of Superintendent Muth. Mondal Sumbat charged with assault and battery by Mike Hoteman remains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Itzel
Firm
of Steel & Co
Gripp
Walker Mills
M. A. Dennis
John Spencer
Nannie Jones
James Walls
Robert Finks
Mulberry Alley
Henry Bents
Muth
Allegheny
M Ondal Sumbat
Mike Hoteman
Supreme Court hears five cases including oil lease dispute
Five cases argued before the Supreme Court yesterday. A dispute over an oil lease royalty arises from William F. Smith’s $6,500 note and a 36,000 margin deposit with Kammerer & Co. and the Bank of Montreal. The file details losses claimed against the Chicago firm and related actions in Greene county and Venango county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
William F. Smith
F. G. Kammerer & Co
Bank of Montreal
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Greene County
Ro Welsh
London Assurance Association
Venango County
Georamer
Court of Comton Pleas
Jefferson County
Jamestown and Franklin Railway Company
A. G. Et
J.weeney
Stephen Barrett, Jr
Ve: County
Miss Maggie Johnston Sues Aldrich for 2000 Damages
Miss Maggie Johnston sues A. A. Aldrich owner of a Cliff Street Allegheny house for 2000 damages. She alleges a fence gave way as she leaned on it with her brother on May 13 causing a 20 foot fall, dislocating her ankle and injuring her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Johnston
Mra .A. A
Commonwealth Criminal Court names list defendants
Commonwealth files criminal case against Stephen Holman Henry Block John Dip ell Michael Danks Edward Humphreys Joseph Kraus Patrick Noonan John Saber Edward Sale F F Sneathen Eugene Schater John Howard with others named in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court — Commonwealth
Stephen Holman
Henry Block
John Dipell
Michael Danks
Edward Humphreys
Joseph Kraus
Patrick Noonan
John Saber
Edward Sale
F. F. Sneathen
Eugene Schater
John Howard
Court Verdicts and Damages Reported in Local Cases
Crrutsal Count records 675 term disposals. David Goopmax won a verdict for 511 W against Pittsburg Safe and Lock Co. An execution for 5400 issued by David oars in H 8 Louch lein v Lools. Wiley v James Maley on an account suit awarded 1663 to plaintiff. Daniel Hilty v Haas secured 55773 on a mechanic’s lien. Papen cordt v Galbraith yielded 4675 to plaintiff on a judgment note. Center avenue grading report exceptions dismissed and report confirmed. McCaronron sues Bumgarten for damages 500 over dog bite to son. Warrant issued for Jacob Friedman of Jacob and Samuel Friedman dealers in nations. Creditor J W. Uvrerend notes firm’s many confessed judgments and executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crrutsal
David Goopmax
Pittsburg Safe and Lock Company
David Oars
Louchlein
Lools
John M. Wiley
James Maley
Daniel Hilty
T. W
Mary C. Haas
Eove Papencordt
W. M. Galbraith
Papencordt
Jupse
Center Avenue
Soho Street
Ighland Avenue
James McCaronron
West Dear Township
Christ Bumgarten
McCutcheon
Jopes
Jacob Friedman
Jacob
Samuel Friedman
J. W. Uvrerend
Literary Curiosity in The Dispatch Tomorrow
The piece notes Guy de Manpassanst plagiarized from his own novels in crafting short stories and previews the story on literary curiosity in tomorrow's Dispatch edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy DE Manpassanst
Baltimore Mayor’s Peculiar Appointment Stirs Hornet Nest
Baltimore October 1 Special Mayor Latrobe faces backlash after nominating John B. McDonald a railroad contractor to a city director post at Western Maryland Railroad. McDonald has ties to B&O and West Virginia Central amid a Belt Line project dispute. Critics claim the move shifts control and could replace Hood as Western Maryland president.
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Baltimore
Latrobe
John B. McDonald
Western Maryland Railroad
McDonald
Hood and Glove
Baltimore and Ohio
Cornelius J. Ryan
New York
Philadelphia
West Virginia Central People
Western Maryland
Pennsylvania Railroade
General Hood
Special Underwear Sale To-Day At Kaatenenee
Read these matchless items for winter wear. Men’s wool underwear and camel’s hair pieces offered at special prices. Medicated scarlet undergarments and German balb suits advertised. Dewisht fleece-lined garments promoted with reduced rates. Also includes trains, gloves, and leading gentlemen’s furnishings from HavrMarsas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Télentlemen
Kaatenenee
Op Yaaions
Conrad Friedman
Warner
Dewisht
HavrMarsas
Furniakers
Winter Underwear and Dinner Special At Hotel Duquesne
An old-fashioned ad highlights winter underwear for ladies and gentlemen and promotes a hotel offer. It mentions a dining option at Hotel Duquesne with a dainty meal priced at 75 cents and a display of other goods like tonics and morning risers.
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Hays
Pr. U
Hotel Duquesne
World Briefs Echo Foreign and Domestic News Fragments
A messy late news roundup reports shocks, mine sales, rail and harbor incidents, political changes, crimes, labor strikes, and scientific notes. Notable items include ore shipments valued at $20,000, a railway line break at Edina, a San Francisco interview with train robbers, wage changes for coal miners, and Mars lake discoveries by Harvard observatory.
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Pena
Argen
Ernest Renan
Pee & D
Oxford
Seven Stars
Chile
Peru
Charleston
San Diego
Evans and Sontag
Frees Baptist Conference
Maine
Illinois
Bureau of Labor
Joeg Abbott
Republic of
Colombia
Columbus
Pickering
Harvard
Arequpa
Mars
Holden
Stenanos
Beinstein
Medachinzke
Paris
Russia
William Sharp
Coatesville
Ind
Upper Lake Docks
J. Hil
Bachelor
Jimtown
Cal
Columbine
Pacific Coast
New York
West
United States Navy
Rio de Janeiro
Montevideo
Valparaiso
San Francisco
Portland
Farmers Deposit National Bank Rental Boxes Offer
Snappy ad copy notes Farmers' Deposit National Bank at 66 Avenue offering safe deposit boxes starting at a low yearly rate. Boxes are available for rent with prices listed as a base amount and upward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Avenus
Baum & Co Extraordinary Cloak Bargains Offer
Tomorrow Baum and Co offers 1,250 tailor made cloth and fur trimmed jackets at nearly half price. Location at 92 M and 9 Federal street Alleghen. All caps heading markets strong coat sale with bargain focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baum & Co
Supreme Court Allows Hydraulic Mines to Reopen for Big Firms
Judge Gilbert rules United States v North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Co permits idle hydraulic mines to restart. He finds large firms can resume with concrete dams while small operators lack funds for proper dams, signaling a return to extensive mining by the rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Say Francisco
Gilbert
United States Supreme Court
United States
North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Company
Sait
Sacramento River
Dama
Sacramento
Alfred Laurence
North Bloomfield Company
Race on the Sound tests sidewheelers against twin screws
A Long Island Sound race between the Puritan of the Fall River Line and the Richard Peck of the New Haven Line saw the twin screw Richard Peck pull ahead. The 50 mile test from Stratford shoals to Fort Schuyler ended with the Peck about a mile and a half ahead at Sands Point. The Peck reportedly averaged rapid speed in the final hour.
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New York
Long Island Sound
Fall River
Richard Peck
New Haven
Stratford Shoals
Fort Schuyler
Sands’ Point
Sale on salt and overcoats at P.C.C.C. Clothiers
Until 10 o clock tonight shoppers can buy salt or overcoats for 610 worth 18 to 20 dollars. Buyers who take advantage are pleased. P.C.C.C. Clothiers located on Grant and Diamond streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.C.C.C
Clothiers
Car
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Improvement Promise of Cure by Burdock Blood Bitters
Improvement, the Promise of Cure. Mrs G C White of Taberg New York reports relief after one bottle and then a second bottle, saying she no longer needs medicine for years of dyspepsia. W W Hamilton of Train Lock Haven Pennsylvania also cites six years of dyspepsia cured after a second bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. White
Taberg
N. Y
W. W. Hamilton
Lock Haven
Elite Fur Garment Exhibition Prevails in City Department Store
The display features fur capes mantles coats jackets muffs boas in Mink Monkey Astrachan Black Marten Persian and Alaska seals with seal reefers box back watteau and other styles. Includes mink mantles Cleopatra collars ettes boas and children’s setsts in white and Thibet with bright-lined collars and caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleopatra
EUR DEPARTMENT Fur assortment offers elite seals and bargains
EUR DEPARTMENT claims unsurpassed fashion with a wide fur range from BLACK FUR to ARENA SEAL. Prices lower than rivals due to large manufacturing orders and small profit markings. Visitors invited to test claims today on the second floor with two accessible elevators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arena
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Frank
Second Street
Levick
Pleasant McCoy
Ag Rae
Kentucky
Hnugo Loowy
Berlin
Chicago Seamen's Union
America
Pastorius
Academy of Music
the Treasury
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Department of Marine
Bering Sea
Toluca
Mexico
Zaca
Grea
Federal Street
Alleghen
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Chemist
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Macon
Curios
York
York City
Pastor Bloomingdale
Astoria
Bowm F. Pannzg
Winthrop
123Th Street
New York City
EUR
Wanamaker & Brown
Anderson Loe
H Street
Boggs & Buhl
Grocer
Herd Bakery
Credit House
Koehler’s
Sixth Street
Wee
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Fleishman
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