Case Against Builders' Exchange Attracts Attention
The Thomas Buchanan versus Builders' Exchange case proceeds before Judge White. Testimony includes a resolution barring sales to non members and circulars warning against selling to strikers. Judge White denies a non suit as spectators fill the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Buchanan
Builders’ Exchange
White
J. M. McAfee
Exchange
Brennen
Bricklavern
Ferguson
Grand jury returns true bills on numerous defendants
The grand jury returned many true bills including H. W. Allison Andrew Beatty J. H. Dean T. J. Fuhrer W. C. Galbraith J. M. Kain Lizzie Mireshuck Christ Repple G. A. Samuels W. C. Stav ing A. F. Walkweyer Phillip Appel and others for assault false pretense cruelty to animals embezzlement larceny nuisance illegal liquor selling and related charges. The ignored bills include Leonard Cusworth Minnie Feeray and others for various offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Allison
Andrew Beatty
J. H. Dean
T. J. Fuhrer
W. C. Galbraith
J. M. Kain
Lizzie Mireshuck
Christ Repple
G. A. Samuels
W. C. Staving
A. F. Walkweyer
Phillip Appel
W. J. Best
C. W. Cowells
George Ford
John Sweeney
George Carley
John Carley
J. K. Cain
Peter Gross
William Hutchinson
Frank
Joe Powell
Joe Ross
Charles Sedgewick
George Holmes
John K. Lake
Nuisence
Jerry Lutz
Max Schoebel
George Martinger, Sr
August Schaeler
Leonard Cusworth
Minnie Feeray
Thomas Purcell
William Sullivan
John Durr
William Shortall
Henry Vogel
John Wehner
Henry Wilkey
False arrest suits filed against Gallant and officers
Gus Hamill, a butcher of 123 Wilie Avenue, sues Police Lieutenant Charles Gallant and Officers Andrew Terry and Henry Cochran for 5000 damages alleging false arrest on October 1, 1802 for alleged theft and detention at Eleventh ward station until the next day’s hearing. George Cromley also sues Lieutenant Gallant and Officer Edward Cross for 4000 damages claiming similar arrest and discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallant
Terry
Cross
Gus Hamill
Charles Gallant
Andrew Terry
Henry Cochran
Hamill
Wilie Avenue
Eleventh Ward
Edward Cross
George Cromley
Traverman Bros
East End
Court actions feature murder case and damages suits
Historical court notes cover Commonwealth versus Hughes murder case and numerous common pleas actions. Damages suits against Mt Vernon Bridge Company and Duquesne Traction cited, with injuries from bridge block and tackle and a wagon collision. Divorce, saloon damages, executory actions, and garnishee cases listed with involved parties, dates, and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
David Hughes
William Vallentine
Peter Madden
Lizzie S Park
W. T. Milbotland
Tim W. Gorman
Annie Hitchken
Roger Feeney
Adolph Bingtey
Hugh Richey
Samuel Richey
Thomas Mickey
Joseph Booker
William Smith
William McGill
Patrick McCarthy
Walter Randalls
Fred Nazel
Gus A. Smith
Delia Marshall
Nitns Walters
W.T. Brooks
Frank Blut
Mary Anderson
Thomas Jones
Common Pleas
Herryhill
Harne Et al
Crawford
Patrick
Woelel
Robella
Thompson
Naser
Thom
Brandetel
Rasig & Co
Coril & Co
Dickson
Porter
Sclhmertz
Leggett
McKibben
Potern
Ahlers & Co
Chambers
Bade
Berwinn
Smythe Linsee
Vandrew Company
Muckestein
Allegheny City
Christie
Allegheny Publishing Company
Hubbert
Rupender
Cochran
Joyce
Trautman
Venter Et al
Fuel Gas and Manufacturing Company
Bovard, Serlang & Co
Hetsick
Aler
Riggs
McCormick Va
Rowland
Riggins Va
McCrory
Pittsburg Council 117
Bennett, Garnishee
Carrye Gulick & Co
Stevenson
Streitenberger
Peter Lucat
Patrick Mooney
Mt Vernon Bridge Company
Pantandle Railroad Company
Steuben
Talbot Streets
Mooney
Lue
Republican Hopeful Speaks at Cambria Court Session
Cent counties resident Robert Muries of Johnstown, son of Francis Y, a Republican District Attorney candidate for Cambria County, spoke before the court. He praised the county’s closeness and touted his opponent current District Attorney Mr. OConnor, while expressing hopeful for his canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Robert Muries
Johnstown
Francis Y
Cambria County
Murphy
O'Connor
Supreme Court Adjourns After Hearing Weekly List
The Supreme Court adjourned until next Monday after hearing cases from Armstrong, Somerset, Cambria, Lawrence, Beaver and Mercer counties. The major case involved New Castle Northern Railway Company versus New Castle and Shenango Valley Railway Company over a 1885 contract deemed fraudulent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Armstrong
Somerset
Cambria
Lawrence
Beaver
Mercer
New Castle Northern Railway Company
New Castle
T. P. Simpson
Tompson
First Gyne
Circuit Court of the United States
George Kurtroff
E A
Irwin
Cambria County
Commonwealth
Jerome Salisbury
Salisbury
Belinda Countryman
J. H. Gardner
Somerset County
A. Chamberlain
S. C. Hartley
Meyersdale
David Evans
Joseph McKee
Mercer County
Allegheny County
Judge Kennedy Court Records Salty Sentences In 1900s Case List
In Judge Kennedy's court yesterday before Judges Kennedy and McClung T M Murphy pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons and was sent to the work house for 30 days Annie Bruner was convicted of illegal liquor selling on the Southside and fined 550 and sent to Claremont for 15 months Frank and Fred Weild pleaded guilty to the larceny of brass from Keystone Mill Frank sent to the work house for eighteen months and sentence suspended as to Fred Join Waylill pleaded guilty to sggra
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
McClung
T. M. Murphy
Annie Bruner
Claremont
Frank
Fred Weild
Keystone
Fred
Join Waylill
Local Sentences Include Assault and Larceny Figures
The records show Alonso Gibson jailed 60 days at the workhouse for entering Chartiers from Canton on Septem ber. P Richards and James Murphy both received one year and the Huntingdon Reformatory terms for larceny. Nevin faced £550 fine and 3 months 20 days at Claremont for illegal liquor selling. Haywood Ray got four months for assault on Robert Woodson at Esplen. Frankie Dutrieulle was acquitted of perjury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont
Alonso Gibson
Canton
Chartiers
Robert Woodson
Esplen
Frankie Dutrieulle
Snowstorm Hits Colorado and Other Late News Briefs
Snowstorm wallops Colorado yesterday. Tennyson laid to rest in Westminster Abbey. Switchmen strikes loom in Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Four killed in Kansas City collision between Santa Fe train and a cable car. Little Rock city collector L B Sides $20 000 short in accounts. Alaska Governor Knapp arrives in Seattle on leave favors a territorial delegate in Congress. Naval Constructor Arnold says cruiser Cincinnati to launch at 10 4 m Saturday. Kaiser to confer with Francis Joseph and Duke of Cumberland on Brunswick succession. Ida Whitefield implicates Collins and two men in Brakeman Higgins murder and related crimes. Indian outbreak leaders active near Cherry Creek hint at renewed unrest. Henry Poor & Son creditors extend debts. assets exceed liabilities by about $100 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Westminster Abbey
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Santa Fe
L. B. Sides
Little Rock
Knapp
Alaska
Seattle
Congress
Reddy” Collins
Cumberland
Ida Whitefield
Timothy Higgins
Collins
Ee Bank
Henry Poor & Son, Leather Manufacturers of
Boston
Wedded at Last as Judge Unites Deserting Lover and Mary
Judge Succop joined John the runaway lover and Polish maiden Mary Schelorgowska in marriage after he had deserted her earlier in the week. The prisoner was released following the wedding ceremony after agreeing to marry if she would drop the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mary Schelorgowska
Mary
Abesring
Reading River Drought Lowers Water Levels
The Schuylkill river near Reading is so shallow that boats ground where the river and canal merge. The river is at its lowest in 50 years, with much lower flows above Reading. Wells are drying up and newly sown wheat is dying due to the drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Schuylkill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacob Emanuel, Jr
Henry Peckman
J. D. Watson
The
Duquesne
William Schad
Duquesne Traction Company
Schad
Forbes and Miltenberger Street
C. A. Sullivan
Priscilla Berry
J. P. Smith
Davidson Berry
Ella Parrot
John Dilley
J. E. DuBois
John DuBois
Elizabeth Hughes
D. M. Orr
An Oil Company
M. B. Garlock
Duquesne Oil Company
R. E. McClure
James Blakely
A. C. Robertson
E. J. Sham
Hubert Murphy
Adje
James Getty & Co
First Ave
Pittsburg, Pa
O. F.C
Nic
Greenough Street
Gas Alley
GRANT
Pittsboro
Murphy Bros. CO
Reliable Home Furnishers
Seventh ST
Penn Avenue
Youghiogheny Coal Co., Ltd
T. S. Knap
Teiepho White
River $ Sand
Youghiogheny
Colorado
Frank C. F. Arnold
Navy Yard
Francis Joseph
Duke of Cumberland
Brunswick
Victoria
Russia
Cherry Creek
Penn Ave
Ool
Melton
Duchess of Fife
M. May, Sons& CO
Sixth Ave
Laird’s
Laird's Cash Stores
Wood Street
Molly Bawa
Ilian
Doris
Iry
Lilian
Airy Fairy
Phyllis
Geoffrey
Rossmayne
Ment
Portia
Branksmere
Patty
Lady Verner
Mrs. Hungerford
the Duchess
Atlantic
the Dispatch
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