Hughes is Acquitted in Murder Case at Davie Trial
Davie Hughes, 15, was acquitted of murdering Thomas Conners on a McKee's Rocks bridge. The jury returned after a morning to evening trial led by Judge McClung, with defense stressing self defense and youth. The verdict prompted the judge to warn him against using knives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie Hughes
Thomas Conners
McClung
Burleigh
Commonwealth
William Reardon
W. H. Miller
Thomas Conners, Jr
McKee’s Rocks
Wao i
George W. Beam
McKee's Rocks
Conners
Defendsit
W. HL. Miller
McKee
Jack
Squire's
W. H. Hughes
Dr. Brown
M. E
McKees Bocks
William H. Sproat
Christopher Kircher
John Scott
Manridge McCharge
M. Crawford
W. W. Patrick
Fuel Gas and Manufacturing Company
Bovard, Leytang Manufacturing Company
Maree
Verner
KR. Gariock
Duquesne Oil Company
Carnishee
John McCool
Ella Parrott
John Dilley
Millvale Sloan
Fate of Two Men Who Embezzled Property Lands Them in Court
In Criminal Court Judge Kennedy sentences William Hutchinson to one year in the work house for embezzling 3880 from Robert Roberts at 754 Second Avenue. Thomas Jones pleads guilty to stealing a coat and two underwear sets from Harry Clark’s Walker's Mills home on July 18, 1892, and also goes to the workhouse for 300 days. Annie Hirshkan is found guilty of assault and battery on Josephine Weber at Cochran station. William Milholland convicted of cruelty to his wife and seven children based on J N Morrison’s oath. William Valentine faces trial for felonious assault at Walls station, allegedly struck with a railroad spike. he claims to have been in Cadiz, Ohio, at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
William Hutchinson
Robert Roberts
Second Avenue
Annie Hirshkan
Josephine Weber
Cochran Station
William T. Milholland
J. N. Morrison
Thomas Jones
Harry Clark
Walker's Mills
William Vaentine
Walls Station
Valentine
Cadiz
Monongahela House Propr proprietors seek restraining wall use
A bill in equity was filed by C J Clarke F C Miller M L Crossan A M Donaldson K C Hays W C Dilworth A Blsir and J N Donaldson on behalf of AV M Crossan proprietors of the Monongahela House against Pennsylvania Tube Works and Wherry contractor. They claim the wall is not a party wall and that the defendants have no right to use it for a new building on First Avenue and seek a court restraining order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Clarke
F. C. Miller
M. L. Crossan
A. M. Donaldson
K. C. Hays
W. C. Dilworth
A. Blsir
J. N. Donaldson
AV. M. Crossan
Monongahela House
Pennsylvenia Tube Works
Wherry
First Avenue
Orphans Seek Damages Over Father's Death By Traction Car
In Birmingham, Mrs. W F Walsh and the Golden children sue Pittsburg and Birmingham Traction Company for 10000 dollars for their father Patrick Golden who died after his team was struck by car No 4 on Liberty street. His skull fracture followed the accident on August 30 and death occurred September 12, 1892.
October Styles: A Frugal Elk Dress Reimagined
A readable fragment extols an elk dress redesigned from an old dress using Diamond Dye fast blacks. The dyes are praised as simple to use, resistant to cracking or fading, and capable of making old clothing look nearly new at a trifling expense.
Ladies reefers on sale with varied prices
Advertises several ladies reefers in different styles and colors with current sale prices. Cheviot reefers offered at 3.50, diagonal reefers at 4.00, Melton reefers at 5.00, and fine diagonal reefers at 6.50, with original values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faille Francaise
Bargain Sale on Worsted Embroideries and Fancy Work
Store advertises heavy markdowns on worsteds art embroideries and fabrics for fancy work. Numerous textiles and sewing notions priced well below cost, with limited stock in desirable shades and colors, urging prompt purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Germantown
Saxony
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hughes
Davie
John Fredericks
Teppfer
Chartiers
George Duffy
F. W. Yost
Tim
Pittsburg
William H. Hughes
Teppter
Connors
Mr. Teppler
Andrew Kunze
George Blemidinger
Kunze
Sixth Street
Teres
Birmingham
Day
Criminal Court—Commonwealthn
Peter Madden
Lizzie Stark
T. W. Gorman
Roger Feeney
Adolph Bingley
Samuel Richey
Thomas Mickey
Joseph Brooken
William Smith
William McGill
Pat McCartney
Walter Randalls
Fred Nagle
Guy A. Zeruth
Delia Marshall
W. T. Brooks
Frank Blutt
Mary Anderson
Barney Harriton
Thoms McDonald
Mary RB
Lea
George Lightenheld
W. J. Forsythe
John McGovern
Adwn Walker
Walker
Daniel Harefield
Steven Cuneo
Isaac McClokey
Amanda Hassett
Common Pleas No
Rasig &Co
Conel & Co
Dickson
Porter
Schwartz
Liveett
McKibben
Poteril
Ahlers & Co
Chambers
Snvthelia Linseed Dil Company
Vandrew & Company
Muckestein
Rupenherd
Cochran
Joyce
Common Pleas No. 3
Grocers’ Supply and Storage Company
Reisick
Riggins
McCreery
Pittsburg Council i
U. A.M
Bennett
Garnishee
Carr
Gulick & Co
Stevenson
Streitenae
Tomlinson
Rucker
Sauer
Iian
A. A. Thompson
William and
L. Brand
Collier
A. Barryhill
J. W. Hague
J. B. Craig
October
New York
Canal
Beecham's
Douglas
Maurie
Federal St. Allegheny
Sapolio
W. .M. Laird
Wood St
Market St
Liberty St
Star Corner
Sec
Saville
Marguerite
Venice Waters
The
Dexter
Lindsey
Milward
Watson
Warner
Lindsay
Gore
Warren
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