Five Armstrong Company cases heard in Supreme Court
Armstrong Company was represented in the Supreme Court with five cases argued. Names from Kittanning include Ex-Judge Neale Orr and others. Matters covered note forgery, gas company disputes, mortgage appeal, estate costs, railway damages, and train wrecking sentences for two defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Company
Supreme Court
Kittanning
Neale
Orr
Buffington
United States District Court
S. Crawford
M. F. Leason
J. H. McCain
J. P. Colter
Sarah A. Thomas
Phillip Miller
Richard Elliott
Poterie Gas Company
George Poterie
Armstrong County
Poterie
Dan
Nancy Bair
George Bair
Frischkorn Bros
Frischkorn Brox
R. A
E E Hileman
L. F. Kiroh
Margaret
Krob
Common Pleas Court
Peter
Hay
Elizabeth Wagner
Evorads
Samuel T. Davis
Baltimore An Io
Somerset On Cambria
Somerset County
Davis
James Carey
T. J. Work
E. Booth Todd
Lawrence County
Allegheny County
Wilhelmina Henkel
Jacob F. Schaefer
Beaver County
Orphans’ Court
Clearing the Docket in Criminal Court Acquittals and Sentences
In a criminal court session yesterday George Plant from the Twenty seventh ward was acquitted of assault with costs divided. John Hidlicker also acquitted of assault, costs placed on the prosecutor. Edward Donnelly guilty of cutting James McCann, sent to the workhouse for one year. Samuel Caplan found guilty of assaulting Carrie Skeluon, fined $1 and costs. Daniel Baker not guilty of assaulting Charles C. Prowitt. costs on prosecutor. Fred Kenaka acquitted. Wash Gibson found guilty, fined $10 and costs. Henry Gibson charged with larceny overpaid funds. jury deliberations ongoing. Franck Irwin alias Shink pleaded guilty to forging George Braun’s name to a $329 check. suit brought by George Walker of Tarentum.
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George Plant
W. H. Castle
Costa
Daniel Baker
Charles C. Prowitt
Duquesne Way
Fred Kenaka
Fifth Avenue
Wash Gibson
James Neeland
Kanaka
Gibson
Henry Gibson
J. G. Bleichner
Southside
Franck Irwin
Shink
George Braun
New Bethlehem Savings Bank
George Walker
Tarentum
Legal Docket Details In Common Pleas and Criminal Court
A historical court list outlines cases in Criminal Court Commonwealth v Duval and numerous defendants. It also catalogs Common Pleas dockets with Pfell Kohen Mozersky et al, and multiple civil actions across three dockets including Bu chan an vs Kerr, City of Ar ene v West et al, and various firm versus firm suits.
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Criminal Court—Commonwealth Vn
Jacob Duval
D. D. Kelly
Patrick Haiey
Maud Wilcox
Frank Dutreilie
William Johnson
John Onoboy
Annie Bruner
John Zicler
M.J. Foley
Daniel Foley
Patrick Obrien
Max Koorn
Hugh McLane
James Elliott
Thomas Kinslow
William Vallentine
Thos
Brennen
Bridget Brennan
John Patterson
Peter Madden
Martin McCaffrey
John Schubert
W. T. Mithholland
Tim W. Gorman
Annie Hischon
Lizzie Stark
Mary Barker
Alonzo Gibson
Curist Tresden
Frank Weild
Fred Weild
Ib. Jordan
Roger Teener
Common Pleas
Pfell
Kohen
Mozersky
Sauer
Zimmer
Sidields
Warner & Co
de Bois
Heghss Et al
Snyder
P. C
St. L. Railway
West & — Et al
Trautman
Freee Et al
Nel Gas
Oufactoring Company
Bovard
Seyfang & Co
Grocers Supply and
Sto Company
Reiseck
Shaler
Riggs
McCormick
Rowland Et al
Riggins
McCreery
the Sterling Company
Hughes
Konze
Blendmrer
Smith Va
McCullough
Zach
Grocers
Ee Company
Alker
Forgie
Meilon
Sonnenberg
Schamberg
Fundenberg
Barckey
Yle & Patterson
Winfreed Mineral Company
McCatlrey
Mononegal
Coal and Coke Co Sues Over Oil Well Drilling
National Coal and Coke Company filed a bill in equity against Greenlee and Forst claiming their oil and gas well threatens coal under land in South Fayette township. The suit seeks an injunction to stop drilling citing danger to mining. Also, W H Sherry petitions for habeas corpus to secure the release of his 6 year old daughter Maria Sherry held by James Cavenaugh and Delia Hochstall of Pittsburgh. Judge Porter set Saturday morning for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Coal and Coke Company
Greenlee and Forst
South Fayette Township
Joseph Crown
W. H. Sherry
Divorce Granted in Priesler Case for Desertion
The divorce of Emma Priesler from Henry L. Priesler was granted yesterday on the grounds of desertion. In a separate suit Victor Hibert sued F X Wool to recover wages as a cook at Wool's hotel, with a verdict for $278.50 for Hibert. George M Cute for use of J A Rathbone won a verdict against Emil Winter for breach of contract. D B Charr filed suit against Citizens' Traction Company seeking $1000.
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Emma Priesler
Henry L. Priesler
Victor Hibert
F. X. Wool
Woo's
George M. Cute
J. A. Rathbone
Emil Winter
D. B. Cnarr
Citizens’ Traction Company
Old Timer in Toils Faces Burglary Tools Charge
New York report details the arrest of a 47 year old man known by multiple aliases including John Gilmour George Price John Clare and George J Bedford. Police found burglar tools a loaded revolver dynamite bombs and patent mail pouches tied to past crimes and inventions. The man once faced a murder charge and a death sentence later overturned. he claims a pardon last May.
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New York
John Gilmoure
George Price
John Clare
George J. Bedeford
George J. Bedford
Anamosa
Ote
Baltimore
Henry B. Grove
Court of Appeals
Rice
Larabie
Aramosy
Actress Ada Gallagher Ends Life in Philadelphia Lodgings
Ada Gallagher 26, known on stage as Ada Devere, killed herself in her Philadelphia lodging by cutting her throat with a razor. The couple, said to be unhappy, had a confrontation after her husband urged her to return from a New York engagement. She woke him, declared she would die rather than quit the stage, and died within minutes after slashing her jugular vein.
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Philadelphia
Ada Gallagher
Ada Devere
Gallagher
New York
Lovers Parted by Poison and a Double Tragedy
Terre Haute Oct 10 A married man James A Moore of Prairieton was found dead in a room at the Germania Hotel with Sarah Ann Lowe unconscious beside him The pair had spoken of divorce and Moore gave water she suspects was poisoned He aimed to kill her and himself She likely will recover
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Terre Hartr
James A. Moore
Prairieton
Germania
Sarah Ann Lowe
Moore
Canton Electric Cars Collide Injuring Motormen and Riders
In Canton Ohio during dense fog two electric cars collided injuring two motormen and several passengers. Motorman Ryan suffered crushed fingers, Henderson lost two feet and legs, Charley Frazier sustained a severe head cut, M D Spahr fingers mashed, James Rice leg and eye injuries, Mrs Lundy badly shaken and internally injured. Both vehicles wrecked. Police investigation pending.
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Cleveland
Canton
Ryan
Dave Henderson
Charley Frazier
The
News Democrat
M. D. Spahr
James Rice
Lundy
Opposed to the Militia Labor Union Calls to Prevent Armed Strikes
In St. Louis on October 10 the local Trades and Labor Union adopted a resolution urging all labor organizations to take action to prevent the use of armed bodies or state militia to coerce workers. The measure asks unions nationwide to oppose such force in labor disputes and to resist capital’s coercive tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Trades and Labor Union
Boston Clothing Contractors Lockout After Union Pressure
In Boston Mass a lockout follows a vote by the Clothing Contractors' Association nearly all members shut their plants. The labor action targets employers citing union activity this past year as driving work away. Affected workers range from about 200 to 1300, with roughly 200 garment workers union members.
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Bostox
Mass
Clothing Contractors’ Association
Boston
Garment Workers’ Union
Reverend Thomas Allen Dies in Pulpit at Providence Church
Washington dispatch reports Reverend Thomas Allen aged 45, colored chaplain of Providence Presbyterian Church in this city, collapsed and died while delivering a sermon yesterday during services.
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Washington
Thomas Allen
Providence Presbyterian Church
Late News In Brief From Many States And Nations
Reports from Hawaii to Utah and Minnesota recount violent deaths including a Jeffersonville man killing with whisky, a Denver wreck killing three, and a rattlesnake bite fatalities in Kentucky. A Louisville incident saw a wife shot and self harm, while church conferences in Utah Idaho and Colorado close with 290000 members. The Mormon annual meeting ends as leaders greet European officers. minor medical notes mention chloroform effects on the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Samuel
Mentor
Jeffersonville
Ind
Nelson Highland
Samuel Miller
C.C. MccCune
Archie Buchanan
Denver
Col
Farmer Ashmore
Cleburne County
Conrad Bender
Louisville
Mormon Church
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Del
National Council of Seahich
Minneapolis
Francis Joseph
Prince Leopold
Duke Gunther
Hofburyg
WORK BY THE WOMEN SHOWS COUNTY EXHIBITS AT FAIR
Assistant World's Fair Commissioner Richard W. Lowdon tours Pennsylvania counties to assess women led exhibits for the state pavilion. Allegheny county earns praise for its crystal temple and unique handiwork. Beaver Greene Washington Crawford Warren Venango Erie Carbon Northampton Luzerne Harrisburg Clarion and others prepare diverse displays from clay beaver models to wool collections and historic ship models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Lowdon
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Mr. London
Allegheny County
Beaver County
Greene County
Washington County
Crawford County
Warren County
Venango County
Colonel Drake
Forest County
Erie County
Anthony Wayne
Niagara
Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania State
Shaw
Northampton County
United States
Emily Sartain
Luzerne County
Harrisburg
Clarion
Hepburn Johns
Sewickley
A. W. Henderson
School of Th
Building A New Road San Francisco to New York
San Francisco residents push for a shorter water route to New York and a transcontinental railroad via Ogden to compete with Southern Pacific. J Harrison says $100,000,000 can be raised. stock taken. survey complete. freight via Cape Horn ships. Nicaragua canal also discussed. Protecting Committee of Richmond and Danville bondholders forms sub committee to arrange for deposit of overdue October bonds.
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San Francisco
New York
H. & Harrison
Stanford
Southern Pacific
J. Harrison
Pacific Coast
Cape Horn
Harrison
California
BatLrimornn
Richmond
Danville
Ramsay
National Mechanics’ Bank
John M. Nelson
Rosenbaum & Co Cloak Sale Slashes Prices This Week
Rosenbaum and Co advertise deep discounts on Fall and Winter garments. Fur trim reefers sell for 4.95 to 12.50, 34 inches long. Russian coats touted as high value. Fine cloth reefers priced 9.75 to 19.75. children's cloaks 1.75 to 15. Gents undergarments 75c to 2 and Warner's wool underwear at 2.
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Warner
Fur Capes and Fur Trimmings Offer at Reduced Prices
Large selection of fur capes and trimmings presented with a claim of the lowest city prices. A sale features $10, $12 and $15 seal plush jackets reduced to $5 each, urging customers to visit quickly before stock runs out.
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Supreme Justices
Armstrong
Penn Avenue
Th Street
William Miles
A. & Watkins
Oat Ee Lee Watkins
Thomas Haley
H. Lloyd Sons & Co
Haley
Dsg
Criminal Court
Militia
Pennsylvania
Caneron County
Victoria C. Woodhull
Nellie Bly
Eliza Cochrane
Rebecca Harding Davis
Grace Greenwood
Lippencott
Westmoreland
Fayette
Blair, Jona
Somerset
Clearfield
Richmond and
Kidne
California Fig Syrup CO
San Fransi
Cal
Coubsville
Wew
York
JAS. & Kirk & CO
Chicago
Office World's Fair
Blackwell
Bull Durham
Blackwell’s
Blackwell's
Durham Tobacco Co
Durham, N. C
Rosenbaum & CO
Market ST. Ocl
Wales
Oes
Mijick
W. L. Douglas
Anand
Everaold Fromm
Catron
Brockton
M Mass
Irara
J. N. Frohring
Fir Avenue
H. J
M. Lang
Hutler Street
Eras Aeuee Onser
Federal Street
JAS. Wneil & Bro
Sheetiloz
Twenty-ninth Street
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Felectra
Molly Bawn
Phyllis
Coquette
Lilian
Doris
Geoffrey
Isi
Portia
Patty
Lady Verner
Eveady
Laird’s
Laird's Cash Stores
Wood Street
Market Street
Mrs. Eungerford
the Duchess
Atlantic
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