Law of Treason Handed Down and Homestead Riot Case
Chief Justice Paxson in Allegheny County Supreme Court charged the grand jury on treason indictments linked to the Homestead strikes. The crowded courtroom heard a full constitutional exposition of treason and its elements as the jury prepared to return its findings in the historic case.
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Paxson
United States
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Criminal Court
Allegheny County Grand Jury
Homestead
Grand Junr
Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Judiciary Department
Lowestead
Paxon
Law and Treason in Homestead Conflict
The speaker defines the legal duties of employers and workers amid the Homestead wage dispute, condemns mob violence, and explains treason in the local uprising. He notes the state's role, the use of armed guards, and the need to uphold the law to protect all citizens. The grand jury debates treason indictments following witness examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkerton
Triness
Hemestes
Alleghany County
Commonwealth
Groetzinger Offers Ingrains and Carpets This Week
Ward Groetzinger announces limited time sale of ingrains and carpets at 6 cents per yard and bag carpet at 2 cents per yard. Items to be returned to proper places after the week. Public notice for laboring shoppers at 027 and 629 Penn Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groetsinger
Ward Groetzinger
Printing of ballots bid rejected by Allegheny County
A dispute over ballot size and printing details unfolds as Allegheny County Commissioners reject the only bid for ballot printing. Democratic State Chairman John Marshall Wright accuses Republican General Reeder of knowledge about the 52 by 22 size before October first, citing a circulated letter to county boards.
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Parapet Praia
John Marshall Wright
Reeder
General Reeder
Wright
Board of Commissioners
A. Nevin Pomeroy
Frank Reeder
Grier
Mr. Grier
Ballot Printing Bids Discussed by Two County Commissions
Westmoreland and Allegheny county commissioners meet to decide on ballot form for upcoming election. They reject the only bid from William P. Bennett at 236 per 1,000 for 840,000 ballots and plan to re advertise, possibly in Philadelphia and New York, to bid on both Harrity style and a smaller 22x26 inch ballot.
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Westmoreland County
Allegheny County
Harrity
Baker
William P. Bennett
Ercer
Bennett
Philadelphia
New York
Alarm Looms as Judges of Election Refuse to Serve
West Chester October 10. Judge Waddell had appointed ex Judge Thomas Butler as judge of election in a new West Chester precinct. Butler refused to serve citing the Baker ballot law as dangerous and unclear. Officials fear securing enough election judges to conduct all districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Chester County
Thomas Waddell
Thomas & Butler
Butler
Death by Poisoned Medicine in Garden City Case
Mrs Abigal Gregor mother of the Garden City Sentinel editor and Frank Gregory Democrat editor of Springfield died after a dose of medicine given by a female registered nurse in Cartright who lacked license. The remedy contained corrosive sublimate a deadly poison and criminal action will be pursued against Cart right who says the sample came from a traveling doctor.
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Garden City
Kan
Mra Abigal Gregor
Garden City Sentinel
Frank Gregory
Springfield
Cartright
Dunbar Druggist Fined and Jailed for Liquor Sale
Samuel Streasser a Dunbar druggist convicted of selling liquor without a license was sentenced to three months in jail and a five hundred dollar fine Judge Ewing presiding He noted suspensions for other Dunbar liquor sellers and hinted at harsher terms for Dr J J and J D Mullen if present.
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Perial
Samuel Streasser
Dunbar
Ewing
Streasser
Jain Stenance
J. J
J. D. Mullen
Egan Sees President on Chile United States Relations
Minister Egan held a focused White House hour with President Harrison to discuss Chile U S relations. He delivered a Chilean message of satisfaction over equitable settlements, with talks centering on the Valparaiso riots and the sailors mistreatment aboard the Baltimore.
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Egan
White House
Chile
United States
Harrison
Valparaiso
Baltimore
Paria
Foster
Senate
Peru
Bolivia
Washington
College Students Shot Near Kansas University Field
Lawrencr Knyx Oct 1 Fortunes report Fred Bassett a University of Kansas Law School student shot and wounded E His and Jack Craycroft after a practice on the Bassett farm. Bassett arrested. Craycroft wounded, both students, part of the football team.
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Lawrencr
Knyx
Fred Bassett
University Law School
E. His
Jack Graytrott
Hiawaths
Kansas Universe
University
Brassetts
Kansas University
Prize Fighter Davis Held for Trial in Death of Nolan
Misereris Texas Oct 10 Jury in autopsy case of Dick Nolan alias Barker killed in a glove contest with Jack Davis found death due to bursting blood vessel from concussion. Participants placed under bonds. Davis jailed. Eighty cattle burned to death in Missouri train wreck after bridge fire by tramps. extra stock train wrecked. eight cattle roasted. train men escaped.
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Davis
Dick Nolan
Misereris
Texas
Barker
Jack Davis
Amateur Athletic Club
Josefn
Kansas City
Joe and
Council Bluffs
Dying Confession Ties Lover to Bedford Fatal Case
In Bedford Beneation district, Miss Clara McLaughlin of Harrisonville Fulton County died after a relationship with William Claar. He faces trial on a serious charge with $1000 bonds following her posthumous confession accusing him and implicating others. The case emerged as court action proceeds, revealing alleged murder by treatment.
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Repforp
Frazier
William Claar
Clara McLaughlin
Claar
McLaughlin
Harrisonville
Fulton County
Lost in the Mountains A Woman Vanishes During Chestnut Hunt
Mrs Anos Hart of McKeesport disappears while chestnut gathering near Youngstown Ridge. Her baby was left with her mother Mrs Liotz. Since Sunday morning search parties from local mountain towns have scoured the hills amid speculation of foul play or a simple misstep.
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Greensburg
Youngstown
Anos Hart
McKeesport
Liotz
Quebec Judge Commits Ex Premier Mercier for Trial
Judge Chauveau ordered ex-Premier Mercier of Quebec to stand trial on malfeasance charges. The list includes receiving 28,000 tied to Bale des Chaleurs Railway, misusing funds for household needs, diverting subsidies from Lanainiare to Kaa Railroad, and redirecting Montreal and Otenee Railroad funds to political ends. Mercier released on personal recognizance. trial to begin immediately.
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QuEbec
Chauveau
Mercier
Bale Des Chaleors
Lanainiare
Kaa
Montreal and Otenee
Assassination Outside Cincinnati Home Ends in Firing
Cincinnatius area reports Mr. C G M Doolittle, an Eastern betting firm agent, shot at his Columbia doorstep by a man across the street. The assailant fired a large caliber pistol and fled. Doolittle is not expected to survive the night. He suspects a colored boy once arrested for burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CrvcixyxaAti
Ex-Mayor's Wife Attempts Suicide Over Family Troubles
Steubenville report says Mrs. Delia Stewart wife of the ex mayor of Steubart now at Mingo Junction swallowed a large amount of carbolic acid in a personal crisis. She suffered severe burns and death appears imminent as physicians struggle to ease her pain. Family troubles are cited as the motive for the self murder attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Delia Stewart
Stewart
Mingo Junction
Griessemer Died Of Edema Not Poison
Post mortem on Chester F. Griessemer Tacoma real estate dealer who died yesterday under suspected poisoning showed death from edema due to heavy drinking. No poison was found in the stomach.
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Philadelphia
Chester F. Griessemer
Tacoma
Stop Watches Magnetized by Dynamos Warning
Watches stop or run irregularly due to magnetization from dynamos or electric cars. Gro. W. Braga & Co. offers an on the spot instrument to remove the magnetism while you wait at 60 Smithfield Street, Corner Sixth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro. W. Braga & Co
Smithfield Street
Sixth Avenue
Bank Notice at 401 Smithfield Street Cor Fourth Ave
Capital of 100000 dollars and surplus 75000 dollars listed. Deposits of 1 dollar and up received. Interest offered at 4 percent. Ready for business at the corner of Smithfield Street and Fourth Avenue.
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Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue
Robbers Gag Miss Felgar in Moultrie Residence
Masked men entered the Felgar home near Moultrie Ohio after dark tied the woman to a lounge and looted valuables plus $200 in cash before fleeing. She freed herself after nearly a morning cry from passersby drew attention.
Insure Today With Equitable Life in Pittsburg
To morrow may never come. Insure today to protect your family from want if you die tomorrow. If you live years you get your money back with interest. Write to Eowanp A. Woops, Manager, 616 Market Street, Pittsburg.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Eowanp A. Woops
Market Street
Pittsburg
Safe deposit boxes advertised by Farmers' Deposit National Bank
Do not risk loss by fire or theft keep valuables in the bank safe deposit vaults. Boxes available at 5 a year and upward at 06 Fourth avenues. Promotional notice for October 11-12 at Paucetsa & Josya, 29 Fifth avenue.
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Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Fourth Avenues
Paucetsa
Josya
Pifth Avenue
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Allegheny County Criminal Court
Justice Paxson
Thomas M. Marshall
P. H. Knox
E. ¥. Breck
George B. Gordon
William Scott
John 8. Robb
D. F. Patterson
William Feardon
W. J. Brennen
Kennedy
Justice Paxcon
Supreme Bench
McClung
Porter
Stowe
Slagle
Burleigh
Tresson
Carnecle Steel Company
Homestead Works
Ployer
Armadigamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Amalgamated Association
Carnegie Steel Company
Lomestead
Ihe
Emen
Capany
Jacer
Delaware
Ohio
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Cat Sheng
Awoporona Errrens
Aes
Bedford Beneation
de Long
Latimer
Weeks Business
Brussels
Royal Wiltons
Axminsters
Cincinnati
Griessemer
Real Estate Savings Bank, Lim
Abd
Bor
Pfolier's
Iit Fede 1
Federal Aileron Ag
Federal St
S. Diamond
Allegheny
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