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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1891

Page

2

Kinney Grove Murder Trial Yields Manslaughter Verdicts

In Criminal Court No 3 Judge Ewing convicts Michael Schaffer of voluntary manslaughter and Sankey of being an accessory after the fact for the German church picnic killing of Robert Finan at Kinney’s Grove on June 15. Jurors hear witness testimony. mercy is urged by the defense.

Michael Schaffer Robert Finan Kinneys’s Grove William Sankey Judee Ewing Finan Burleigh Commonwealth John S. Bobb W. J. Firemen F. M. Rossiter Mercy Hospital Finen TW. C. Snyder Sehater Ewing Sankey Schaffer Gump Mra. Shaw Duige Ewing Sanker Bur Sean

Conviction in Allegheny Court for Furnishing Liquor to Minors

John Gilson of Shipgiss street was found guilty in the Criminal Court yesterday of furnishing liquor to minors. The case, the first of its kind in Allegheny county under the Brooks Inn rule, involves Gilson taking and serving alcohol to Mary and Annie Murphy, ages 6 and 7, at McKee's Rocks. The girls were found intoxicated and later recovered after being brought home and examined by a local justice. Other defendants include Michael Dickson, convicted of stealing an overcoat, and Albert Hartner acquitted on concealed weapons charges. several cases of assault, larceny, and related matters were heard with mixed outcomes.

John Gilson Shipgiss Street Brooks Inn Allegheny County Gilson Mary Annie Murphy McKee’s Rocks McKee's Rocks Squire Bryan McCana Michael Dickson Philip Demmel John Magrie Eckin John Hafield Forbes Street Albert Hartner Cook’s Run Herman Martner Ella Brooks Louisa Scott Lawrennoville Jarr Charles Tivksen Coraupolis Hawkins

Guardian Removal Hearing Over Petitions in Orphans Court

Judge Over heard a petition by Mrs Black to remove Leroy Eicher as guardian of John Black aged 15. She alleged mistreatment including beating and horsewhipping and improper employment at the St Charles Hotel. Eicher and his wife denied the charges and the case was continued after the boy testified of being beaten.

Orphans’ Court Leroy 8 Eicher John & Black Mra Black Bay St. Charles Eieher Bor

Rohrback Sues Bowers for 5000 Damages Over Alleged False Arrest

Charles Rohrback sues Isidore Bowers for 5000 pounds damages alleging false arrest after a September 24 hearing before Mayor Wyman charged him with theft. Rohrback claims the case led to wrongful detention and seeks redress.

Charles Rohrback Actest Isidore Bowers Wyman Rohrback

Common Pleas Docket Includes Multiple Civil and Criminal Listed Cases

A city court docket lists cases including Lahey v Prentiss and Lee v B&O Railroad along with Brockman v Martin and others. Names of numerous defendants appear in criminal list including Corle Borden Au gan Brady Callahan Brenna Demnoo Vevell Stivece Pritchard Itiers Biers Broderick Thomas Herrington Kelly Hooper Carroll Grout Gallagher Alfield McGuirk Wittensolner Allen Miller Troith Leonard Stivers Erdauller Barth. The record shows various actions across common pleas and criminal court dockets.

Common Pleas No Grantz Hiland Et al Lahey John Thomas Mary Thomas Daniel Herrington John Kelly James Hooper Dennis Carroll Water Grout William Gallagher Joseph Alfield A.S. Ludwig Eugene McGuirk Mr. Wittensolner John Allen G. F. Miler Francm Troith Andrew Leonard William Stivers George EB. Erdauller Fred Barth

Jottings From the Hill of Justice

Avenpret for the defendant was given yesterday in the suit of M Bowery against MS Tiernan an action on a note Avenpret of ly cents for the plaintiff was riven in the ett of Caroline Barkley against dennie Castor a suit for damages for slander in the suit of H M Dunlap against Will iam Wilson an action on an oil lease a verdict was given yesterday for £155 19 for the platn ru in the suit of H Metz against the Sewick-

Dairy Company M. L. Harrison Mmc-Keesport Single Doherty Brother St. Mary of Mercy School Webster Avenue H. M. Dunlap William Wilson H. Metz Sewick

Kennan Denounces Czar Advisers On Persecution View

George Kennan told reporters at the Grand Pacific Hotel Chicago that the Czar is well meaning but misled by advisers he trusts. He likened Pobedonostsev to medieval inquisitors, faulted the leadership’s policy toward Hebrews, and commented on the peasantry as improvident and prone to exploitation by moneylenders. He predicted eventual Russian strength based on peasant character.

Chicago Russia George Kennan Grand Pacific Hotel Coar Pobedonostsef Mr. Kennan

Live Stock Markets Across Cities See Mixed Activity

Receipts and shipments soar in Chicago and St Louis with prices ranging widely. Hogs, cattle, and sheep show dull to active trends. New York and Philadelphia markets vary, while Buffalo and Cincinnati report firmer or softer tones for beef, pork, and lamb values.

Carrie New York Chicago M&o Canada Eadh Cincinnati Westerday Kansas City

Friday Poor Man's Sale Offers Bargains for All

For two years the Combination Clothing Company at center front and Diamond streets hosts a Friday Poor Man's Sale with prices at or below cost. Boys cassimere suits from 125 dollars, men’s chinchilla coats at 269, long overcoats 2.50, and clearances on kersey and other coats. Also black dress goods promoted by Jos Horse & Co at 601-021 Penn Avenue.

P.c. C. C. Pittsbury Combination Clothing Company Certer Front Diamond Streets Jos

New Winter Underwear Arrives at H. J. Lyons Market Street

New stock of fall and winter underwear in merino, camel hair, natural wool and scarlet for men women and children at low prices. Also one lot bourette check suitings and loin dress goods advertised with prices and locations on Market street and Penn avenue.

H. J. Lyon's Market Street Tuwfssu Bourette

McDonald oil field hits 52000 barrels as new wells come online

The McDonald field reaches 40000 barrels with yesterday's estimate at 52000, a rise of over 6000 from the day before. Analysts note strong output from Elliott No 3 and Read’s Laurel Hill well, while pipe line crews and National Transit Company staff rapidly expand stations, tanks, and lines to handle the surge.

McDonald Field Guffey, Murphy & Galev Elliott Farm W. P. Read Laurel Hill Eliott Big Mercy No. 2 Elliott Greenlee & Forst Mervey Guffey, Murphy & Co Sturgeon Heirs McDowcald Rend’s Hays & Gartland Bowman, Dibert & Co John’s Denonian Oil Company Fayall Roland & Co Melair S. Martin & Co National Transit Company McDonald Glenn T. Braden A. Smedley F. G. Wright P. F. Khan W. Clark Willow Grove Gregg Station Oakdale Truik Herron Farm Noblestown Matthews Robinson Farm Elliott No. 1 Baldwin Farm Baldwin No. 1 Grege Thorn Run Coraopolis Moon Mellon & Emerson Galey Bros Coraopolis Oil Company Guckert & Learn Reed Farm Bridgeville Morganza Washington Field Wheeling Gas Company Moore Farm Patterson Farm W. B. Moorhead Brad Run Oil Company Cleis Reese

Oil market activity and prices amid mixed demand

About 12000 barrels changed hands as the market showed weakness with rising production at McDonald. Opening and high prices for November touched 6ljc and 6lc, respectively, while the day’s action included varying National Transit certificate figures and mixed spot and futures quotes.

McDonald Araprorp O Ct Leveland New York Pennsylvania Oise

Blaine Company Offers Free Trains for Home Investment

Blaine area project promotes free trains daily to attract workers and secure homes in the Monongahela Valley. The Blais Land Improvement Co invites inquiries for maps price lists and full particulars at 129 Fourth Avenue.

Monongahela Valley Fourth Avenue Blais Land Improvement Co

Wrongsof criminals work for the philanthropists

Views of a correspondent on convict labor and reform as the Society for the Amelioration of Criminals meets in the city. The piece recounts a Pennsylvania convict who served 11 years, earned 5 cents, and was denied fair compensation as the state profited from his labor. It argues for prison labor reform and for channels to let convicts labor for themselves and repay society.

Society For Pennsylvania Pittsburg Michigan Dispatch Office Drs Paton Commonwealth B. Franklin

Furniture and Carpets Offered at Ninth Street Showrooms

A local ad notes that the place to buy furniture carpets desks and related goods is at 24 and 26 Ninth street.

Ninth Street

Fall and winter wool underwear sale notice

James H. Aiken & Co announces fall and winter weights 54 inch chock stripe all wool chevots at 81 a yard. On sale tomorrow at Jos. Horne & Co 609 621 Penn avenue.

Mes’s James H. Aiken & Co Jos. Horne & Co Penn Avenue

Genuine Johann Hoff Malt Extract Endorsed by Dignitaries

Promotional notice touts Johann Hoff Malt Extract as a tonic for debility indigestion and weakness among women. Claims global reputation and use by European courts, urging buyers to ensure the bottle bears Johann Hoff’s signature for authenticity. Eisner & Mendelson Co. advertise as sole agents in New York.

U. S Johann Hoff Germany Austria Eisner & Mendelson Co Barclay St New York

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