Moonshine Still Found in Colby Township Trial Ends in Guilty
The October term opens in the United States District Court with Judge Buffington. John Hunsinger is convicted of distilling without bond and with intent to defraud the government earning a $500 fine and three months in Allegheny County jail. Wesley Miller and John Rees face trial over a cabin still in Jefferson township. Grand jury returns true bills in cases involving postmaster Edward F. Goller and Bridget Lea with forged money orders. Also slated is the post office robbery case of M. A. Hall known as Cook Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Buffington
United States District Attorney
John Hunsinger
Wesley Miller
John Rees
United States
Colby Township
Sullivan County
Allegheny County
Little Cabin
Belle In
Jefferson Township
Somerset County
A.M. Sebaultz
Boxerville
Jacob Hochstetler
Set County
D. Hinnbanzh
Ames Whitely
Pittsburg
Wards
Goller
Bridget Lea
John Guy
Mansfield
Ansfield
Thomas Connally
Ballycounty
Ireland
Connally
GONE TO THE FAIR Chief Justice Paxson Heads to Chicago Exposition
The Supreme Court yesterday considered cases from Butler and Washington counties, with 29 filings this week and a completion goal by tomorrow morning. Chief Justice Paxson will not sit this week, Hoe travels from Philadelphia to Chicago for the World's Fair opening. Proceedings opened yesterday in Strodecker versus Allen from Butler, McLane versus Western and Atlantic Pipe Lines from Washington, Conger versus Akin from Washington, Aultman & Co. versus Stepp from Butler, Cochran from Butler Orphans Court, and Morrow for use as Acheson administrator from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Exposition
Supreme Court
Butler
Indiana
Washington
Paxson
Hoe
Philadelphia
Chicago
Strodecker
Allen
Common Pleas
Western
Western and Atlantic Pipe Lines
Washington County
Conger Va
Akin
Aultman & Co
Stepp Et al
Butler County
Cochran
Orphans' Court
Morrow
Acheson
Five Verdicts Rendered Yesterday and One More on Docks
Verdicts issued in five cases yesterday with one additional on the docks. Grocers' Supply and Storage Co. vs BR Reisick awarded $6537 to the plaintiff. Louis Hilkey versus Fred Rucker upheld on contract. First National Bank of Birmingham vs Lynn & Co. verdicts for the plaintiff by consent for 000 and 2500. Fuel Gas Manufacturing Co. vs Boyard & Geylfany Manufacturing Co. verdict for $42.20 to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supply and Storage Company
BR Reisick
Louis Hilkey
Fred Rucker
First National Bank of Birmingham
Lynn & Co
Anita
Fuel Gas Manufacturing Company
Boyard & Geylfany Manufacturing Company
Pisintit
Bill Seeks Settlement of Family Partnership
Virginia Euwer administratrix of her husband A H Enwer submits a bill in equity against Samuel Karslake to force an accounting of a wholesale lumber partnership that dissolved after Enwer’s death on June 7, 1891. Euwer alleges unpaid debts and uncollected accounts, asserts Karslake as surviving partner is winding up the business but wasting assets, and seeks court action to obtain an accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Euwer
A. H. Enwer
Samuel Karslake
Earslake
Karslake
Debr
Judge Kennedy Disposes Several Criminal Court Cases
Frank Irwin pleaded guilty to forging a check on the New Bethlehem National Bank and received a two year six month penitentiary sentence. William Smith convicted of attempting to rob Mrs. Annie Burns on Maitland avenue. Mary Anderson on trial for concealing a child’s death. Lizzie Stark acquitted of larceny.
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Kennedy
Frank Irwin
Braddock Woman Sues Over Grocery Store Seizure
Lillie Feevay of Braddock sues John Schlereth Jeremiah Lutz and William Sullivan for damages claiming an execution against Minnie Feevay led to a levy on her grocery store wrecking business until the court stayed the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Feevay
Braddock
John Schlereth
Jeremiah Lutz
William Sullivan
Minnie Feevay
To Day's Audit List and Estate of Various Individuals
A fragmented listing appears to describe an audit of estates and accounts for multiple individuals and entities. Names include Letitia, D. Peebles, William Ranking, Andrew Wicosvenadiveas alker, Eliza Alam Barrett, Richard Alexander, Francis, Abraham, McKelvey, and Carrie Feltine among others. References mention Safe Deposit and T. Co and Fidelity Tite and T. Co, with scattered company-like designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia Isisssseeedl
D. Peebles
William Ranking
Soba Francis
A. D. Sharpe
RMIT
Ceeesens
McGimin
Eg Bee Ean Mee
Commonwealth v Bradford murder case list of defendants and cases
In Commonwealth v Bradford the criminal court lists defendants including Adolph Bingley Gus A Ziruth W T Brooks Barney Harrity Thomas McDonald Mary B and others. The docket includes Common Pleas No 1 Hackenstein versus Allegheny City Hubbet versus Rupenheid Chalk versus Doherty Bros Nieman versus Stewart and Christie versus Alleghenian Publishing Co among various cross actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
John Bradford
Adolph Bingley
Gus A Ziruth
W. T. Brooks
Barney Harrity
Thomas McDonald
Mary B&b
Lea
George Lightenheld
W. J. Forsythe
John McGovern
Adam Walker
C. C G. Walker
Isaae McCloskey
Stephen Cowen
Daniel Hartzfield
August Schaeffer
Amanda Bassett
William McCloskey
George McCloskey
Jennie Gates
Mike Gardner
Charles Seldrich
John Weis
W. J. Louderbach
Johon A. Shaw
Nicholas Augustine
John Reckinger
Michael Reckinger
Jacob Thoma
George Faber
Bridget Hall
Alex Wilcox
James A. Taylor
John Gretchka
John Kiinkner
Common Pleas
Hackenstein
Allegheny City
Hubbet
Rupenheid
Cochran Va
Joyce
Chalk
Doherty Bros
Nieman Et al
Stewart
Christie
Alleghenian Publishing Company
McDonald Et al
Geanini Et al
Shurtzer
Richardson
Curry Et al
McFadden
Court Docket Lists Multiple Civil Cases and Defendants
A long docket lists numerous civil actions and case names including Doty versus Dolan Langdon versus Schroeder Rea Hughes versus Lane Hill versus Gallagher and many others. Other entries include National Bank versus Rafferty Hill versus Stenler Fielda versus City of McKeesport and Gutter versus Sutmeyer.
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Doty
Dolan
Langdon
Schroeder
Rea
Hughes
Lane
Hill
Gallagher
Common Pleas Na ‘Enson
Streightenberzer
Charter Granted for Oakdale Cemetery Company
A charter was granted yesterday for the Oakdale Cemetery Company Witttram P Mennimwan filed an admiralty suit against the steamboat B Williams for wages The attorney Witttam Spurtt was appointed master in the equity suit James C Lewis vs Rachel Wal and Allegheny Cemetery Company H G Laura M and Sarah J Miller sued Pip s Line Company for 2000 damages from a pipeline through North Versailles Several orders affected James P Witherow assets sale to James P Witherow Company for 125000 and Huen Hiury sued Adolph Bruzale for 10000 damages alleging a July 26 1892 shooting injuring Mrs Elizabeth Richey with permanent loss of use of her left arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale Cemetery Company
Witttram P. Mennimwan
Ae B. Williams
Atrorsey Witttam P. Spurtt, Jn
James C. Lewis
Rachel Wal
Allegheny Cemetery Company
H. G
Laura M
Sarah J. Miller
Pips Line
North Versailles
Jumes Porter
James P. Witherow
Witherow
James P.witherow
Huen Hiury
Adolph Bruzale
Elizabeth Richey
Brugale
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Promoted as Remedy
The cholera microbe will not live in acid solutions and Horsford s Acid Phosphate is recommended as the most desirable acid for remedy or preventive use. It aids nerves digestion and provides general strengthening. A half teaspoon in water with sugar makes a pleasant drink.
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Horsford
Safe deposit boxes offered by Farmers' Deposit National Bank
Advertises safe deposit services at Farmers' Deposit National Bank located on Fourth Avenue offering boxes for rent starting at five cents per year and up. Encourages customers to store valuable papers and bonds securely to avoid fire or theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Fourth Avenus
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Horne
Grand Jury
Edward F. Golier
Fort Hill
Somer
Chief Justice
Day
the Courts
de Witt
Svuur
Steinmann’s
Federal Street
LAIRD
W. M. Laird
Wood St
Tissu
Market St
U.S
Smuts
Liberty St. Ani
Smithfield St
Roger Bros
Tom Setes
Ourline
Omaha
Pansy
Fayette
Cinderella
Bellwood
Ferncliff
Denver
Tapestry
Brussels
Body Brussels
Wiltons
Axminsters
Bureau Smyrna Rugs
Furniture and Furniture
Ashstead
Astrachan
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