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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1891

Page

5

Hastings Receipts and Stubs Disputed in Court

In a tax cases hearing, attorneys debated whether Hastings properly accounted for funds from stubs and reports. Witnesses testified about unaccounted sums and handwriting, with cross examination over itemized reports and blotters. The case hinged on discrepancies between receipts, blotters, and monthly summaries as stenography was arranged.

Hastings Elphinstone Kepw Marshall Alderman Gripp John McKirdy

Italian Man Arrested for Counterfeit Coin Blunder

Alexander Caird of Beaddock was charged with passing a counterfeit coin at Fralan fruit dealer and arrested at Union station. The coin proved genuine, Caird discharged next morning, and his wife bore the night’s worry as Chief Brown said damages could be recovered.

Brown Alexander Caird Beaddock Fralan Costello Union Station Centers Brad Jock Stotland Csvnd Tralian Porte Caird Sui Caird Patel Edgar Thomson Thor Nan

Embezzlement Charge In Lawrenceville Real Estate Case

A report claims F. Q Knapp, a Lawrenceville real estate dealer, was arrested Saturday on embezzlement charges involving 750 dollars and faced possible jail time. Alderman McMasters prepared to hear the case, but declined to discuss specifics, citing absence of further details.

F. Q Knapp Lawrenceville Alderman McMasters

Owen Hutchinson Lumber Company Purchase Shocks Saginaw

Exclusive telegram in yesterday's Dispatch reports the Owen Hutchinson Lumber Company at Saginaw being assigned to new ownership. George Hutchinson of Pittsburgh wires J S Lytle at 64 Fifth Avenue that payment will be made online. Local officials note no debt or alarm locally.

Owen-Hutchinson Luwber Company Saginaw George Hutchinson Pittsburg J. S. Lytle Fifth Avenue

Earle Brand Condensed Mouk Promotes Custard Addins

An advertisement notes Earle Brand Condensed Mouk as a chief blessing for homes to ensure good custards and addins. It instructs to follow label directions and mentions sale by grocers.

Pour Grocer

Tilden Not a Farmer Says Erie County Man

Private Dalzell places McKinley majority around 20008 and charges Tilden sold his farm to fund his campaign. Erie residents mock Tilden as a politician not a farmer and question his grasp of agriculture while praising Dalzell and noting mixed views on the Erie County vote.

Erie County Tilden Henry Dunn Home United States Court Mr. Dunn Mame Mr. Tilden T. H. Coal John C. Hilton Erie W. L. Scott Hilton Scott Recorder's Ofice Dalzell Frank Willis Mr.Tilden United States G

Blaine Not a Sick Man Says Physician Friend

Wisconsin physician W B Roberts, a Blaine friend, says the Secretary is not seriously ill and only overworked. He cites hypochondria and imaginations, recounting a Michigan campaign incident where Blaine refused to leave bed despite doctors saying he was well.

W. B. Roberts Wisconsin Blaine Maine W. P. Busher Chicago Michiean Alger Peninsula Elaine Walker Blaine

Beehive Hums Over Local Political Headquarters

Political activity fills the day at Democratic and Republican HQs with meetings planned for Lafayette Hall and Tarentum. Speakers include Congressman Dalzell and four Tarentum lawyers. Guffey may replace Scott on the National Democratic Committee.

Isreanen McKeesport Brennen Lafayette Hall Tarentum Kirker Congressman Dalzell Clarence Burleigh Thomas Patterson John Haymaker S. A. Trent James M. Guffey William J. Scott National Democratic Committee Trig

Banks Back City Election for Judges Mc Clung Kennedy

The city election to choose Judges Mc Clung Porter and Kennedy draws support from bankers and financial leaders. Signatures from officers of major National and State banks and other prominent financial figures are said to back the effort.

McClung, Porter and Kennedy

Private Dalzell Sees McKinley Victory Likely in Ohio

Caldwell Ohio private Dalzell says McKinley will win Ohio by about 20000 votes aided by a Veterans ticket on the ballot. He stresses the Legislature as the key to winning the presidency and notes Dalzell will spend two days in Fayette county before returning to Pittsburgh.

Dalzell Caldwell Pittsburg Ohio Uniontown Chalk Hil National Pike McKinley Cincinnati Blaine Fayette County

Quay and Magee Share Brief Depot Conference

Senator Quay and C L Magee met at the depot during a fall visit to discuss politics in general. Magee spoke energetically while Quay remained reticent about any extra session or party plans as Postmaster McKean and Colonel Reid gathered nearby. Major Holliday, in city on court business, predicted a tough race for Morrison and noted tariff revenues support government funds.

Quay C. L. Maree Pittsburg Magee S. V. Holliday Customs United States Erie Washington Morrison

Eleventh Ward Republicans Hear Enthusiastic Speakers

A straightout Republican meeting at the Eleventh ward public school drew about 400 people. Thomas Kerins opened the session and Dr. G. C. McCord was elected chair. W. D. Moore, O'Brien, L. K. Porter and J. L. Phillips addressed the crowd with colorful, pointed remarks.

Eleventh Ward Thomas Kerins G. C. McCord W. D. Moore O’brien L. K. Porter J. L. Phillips

Today’s Senatorial Conventions Timed for Delegate Election

W J Brennan announces today’s Senatorial District Conventions to elect delegates to the Constitutional Convention. Details include times and locations for the Forty second through Forty fifth districts with respective chairs and rooms: Allegheny Common Council Chamber, Pittsburg Common Council Chamber, Pittsburg Select Council Chamber, Salisbury Hall on Southside.

W. J. Brennen Democratic County Committee Allegheny Common Council Chamber Cnairman Robert G. Vandevrort Pittsburg

Railway Men Arrive at Pittsburg Convention

President Watson praises Pittsburg street car lines while C L Magee is speculated as next association president. The piece notes visitors arriving for business and pleasure, the plan for an international street railway convention, and remarks on electric transit, suburban growth, and insurance schemes for railway accidents.

Watson Pittsburg Birmingham America Henry M. Watson Monongahela House Buffalo Railway Company Mr. Watson Otsego County N. Y Buffalo Buffalo Street Railway Company Bell Telephone Company Edison

More Hotels Needed in Pittsburg for Conventions

Street Railway Convention highlights the shortage of first class hotels in Pittsburg as major cities like Louisville and Cincinnati restrict conventions. Chief Clerk William Crosby notes locals are turned away at the Anderson while the Duquesne Club struggles to house visitors.

Pittsburg Louisville Cincinnati Monongahela House Brown Duquesne Club Richelieu Chicago St. Nicholas William Crosby Anderson Crosby Duquesne

Autumn Opening at JOS. HORNE & COS Curtain Dept

Pittabuzz, Pa announces in 1391 issue the grand Autumn Opening for curtain and upholstery. Stocks include Nottingham Lace curtains dozens of styles, Irish Pointe, Cluny lace, embroideried Swiss and many more with prices from 18c a yard to $5 a pair. Also offers All-Chenille curtains, fancy draperies, tapestries, and bespoke shades. Furniture upholstery and linen department feature Irish linen sheets and a range of curtains and draperies at value prices.

Nottingham Atslsa Brussels Louis FC Daghestan Smyrna

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G. W. Biceeras Scandrett Svi McKirdy God Seandrett Major McKinley Quay and Adlets International Association C. L. Magee Street Railway Journal Eugene Griffin Thomson-Houston Company Allegheny Bentley & Knight Griffin Nahum Mr. Griffin Allegheny Road William Richardson Association Brooklyn Widener and Elkins Philadelphia THE Veteran Tramway MARS Mr. Richardson East Broadway and Battery, Railway Company Brooklyn and Jamaica Company Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company N. H. Frost William J. Richardson Richardson C. Magee Duquesne Road E. V. Carell Street Railrway Nos New York Cr. Magee S Pittsburger Allegheny County Pennsylvania Philadelhia Wiliam J. Richardson San Francisco Rochester Kansas City Executive Committee W. 8. Brown Boston St. Paul Minneapolis Mr. Brown KEW Pittabuzz JOS. Horne & Cos Penn Avenues JOS. Horne & CO Penn Avenue Body Brussels Mane Tapestry Lowell Ingraen Edward Groetzinger Biber & Easton X. B Trasa U.and Ulrich & Spencer J. C. Bartlett Wood Street Pittwbung Pa
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