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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1889

Page

8

Testament by Memoranda of Sums Loaned as Will

In Pennsylvania Orphans Court Judge Hawkins rules a loan ledger left by John W. Butler can be treated as part of his estate. The ledger referencing distributions without interest was admitted to probate, and the appeal by Maria Cairave was dismissed. The decision hinges on "effects" meaning anything from a man’s industry and that the signature was for identification.

Hawkins Forbes Ee Eee Seene Conner Maria Cairave Bale Casgrave Orphans’ Court Tennessee Pennsylvania

Rev I'Crory Church Sued Over Rental Heirs Claim

Charles Wallace and others sue the Fourth U P Church of Pittsburg claiming heirs of George Wallace are entitled to a one fifth share of a long term rental on seven acres of land in Pitt township now Pittsburg city. The lease began July 2 1814 and the wedding and successor transfers caused the church to gain possession. The widow George Wallace died in 1864 and the heirs seek their due portion of the annual rental.

Charles Wallace U. P. Church Pittsburg George Wallace Boyle Irwin Pitt Township Wallace

Judge Magee’s Court Disposes Minor Criminals Yesterday

In Magee’s branch of the Criminal Court yesterday several minor cases were decided. Robert Moore, a street car conductor, was fined and costs after a conviction for assault and battery on Edward Hohman. Philip Spieler pleaded guilty to assault and battery on Margaret Spieler and received three months in the workhouse. Louis Winkleman pled nolo contendere to selling liquor without a license and was sentenced to ten days on $600 bond and six months in the workhouse. Michael Flaherty pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license and was fined $100 with three months in the workhouse. William Capps and Thomas Nickline, of Tarentum, faced livery act charges. Capps was convicted, Nickline acquitted.

Magee Criminal Court Robert Moore Edward Hohman Philip Spieler Margaret Spieler Louis Winkleman McKt P. McCall Michael Flaherty Wcarnon Street Southside William Capps Thomas Nickline Tarentum A. Hi. Senith Tors Capps Nickline

Two Butchers Sue North Versailles for Damages

Samuel W. Ewing and James D. Linn, butchers from Duquesne, filed suit yesterday seeking $10 damages against North Versailles township. The men claim Linn driving two cows from East-stock yards to Duquesne encountered an obstacle near a rail line between Port Berry and Sal Toadlee, affecting a Baltimore and Ohio route in Bailreed, Gbens 30 along the railroad.

Hauronase Samuel W. Ewing James D. Linn North Versailles Township Duquesne Linn Port Berry Sal Toad Lee Baltimore Obi Ohio Prat

Contested Miller Will Sent To Common Pleas For Jury Trial

The contested will of William John Miller of Jefferson Township was certified to Common Pleas No. 1 for jury trial. Miller left most property to his daughter Fannie while other children challenge testamentary capacity and alleged duress and undue influence. The Register refused to reject the will after hearings, sending the issue to court.

William John Miller Jefferson Township Register Common Pleas No Miller Fannie Common Pleas Court

Lawsuit Filed For Partition Of Nimick Property In First Ward

Obsres Beaife and wife filed a bill in equity against the executors of William K Nimick and Frank B Nimick and others seeking partition of a lot at the southeast corner of Jane and a street in the First ward. The plaintiffs claim the property was owned in part by Alexander and William K Nimick and ask a master in partition to oversee division of Alexander's half.

Beaife William K. Nimick Frank B. Nimick K. Nimick Jane First Ward Alexander William K. Nindek Pee Alexander

Will filed for probate from Tarentum woman to Negiley

A letter from the late Sarah Byington of Tarentum was filed in the Register's office for probate. It names Jacob B Negiley of the Fast End as executor and directs him to carry out the will.

Sarah Byington Tarentum Register’s Jacob B. Negiley Egley

Supreme Court Arguments on Debt and County Appeals

The Supreme Court heard multiple appeals yesterday including the Allen brothers debt case from Butler County Common Pleas, Acheson against Stevenson from W County, Wills versus Secatostareer Natural Gas from Washington County, Ortman Co. versus Truby from Indiana County, and Crossman versus Hamilton concerning farm exchange terms involving Virginia and Indiana. The proceedings cover alleged contract breaches, insolvency issues, and jurisdiction questions across several counties.

Supreme Court Henry, Samuel Thomas Allen Common Pleas Butler County Allens David Gregg Charles McCandless A. W. Acheson M. H. Stevenson W Coun Mc Aoneglee Then Appealed. An Argument Was Heard In the Case of John A. Wills Secatostareer Natural Gas Company Washington County E. BR. Ortman & Co William Truby Indiana County Trubs Asa Crossman J. N. Hamilton Apy Ae Crossman The Senate Seanee Hoe Vie

Moore Seeks Prompt Sentence for Hughes in Assault Case

W D Moore attended before Judge Magee requesting immediate sentencing for John Hughes alias Yousie Bes on an assault and battery conviction. District Attorney Porter urged a brief suspension due to a 1578 indictment, while Moore sought a serene outcome for Hughes. A pause was taken to allow further preparation as the record listed uncertainties about the witness.

W. D. Moore Magee John Hughes Porter Hughes Moore Witmesess John Yousie

McCreery Wins 5000 With Six Years Interest in Sterns Case

In the suit by McCreery & Co. against Sterns & Shaw the jury awarded 2000 with six years interest. McCreery & Co. built a section of the See Railroad between Warren and Ravenna and sublet part to Sterns & Shaw. Final settlement shows Sterns & Shaw charged 5.00, now recovered along with interest totaling 4500.

Sterns & Shaw Wm. McCreery & Co MccCreery & Co New See

Estate of Accountant McCloskey Seeks Probate Notices

Probate records list James R McCloskey Anton Ulrich Ulrich William Hughne Evan Reese Maria Langblin R H Gilliford Christina Zoerb Jonathan H Jones E N Jones as parties or executors in the estate of accountant George H McCloskey with related notices and potential filings for heirs and guardianships.

George H. McCloskey James R McCloskey Anton Ulrich Ulrich William Hughne Evan Reese Maria Langblin R. H. Gilliford Christina Zoerb eLers Jonathan H. Jones E. N. Jones

Local Court Records and Indictments in Mercer County

A charter granted to First Regular Baptist Church of Homestead. Slade and Kelton sue Leonard Hahn for lumber on trial before Judge Blagie. Cincinnati Telegram vs Fleming Breau sued for advertising in Common Pleas. W T M Schling and TM Man verdict for 30 dollars in a roof shingles dispute with Adam and Maria A Geyer. Weller Brothers sue Tress & Wagner verdict for 603 dollars on an account. Banting suits against Hogsett for injuries from a wreck ongoing. John M Clark vs Phillips & Mittenszwei case for loss of a barge due to a river collision. United States case on the Erie Road insolvency appears. Grand jury indictments include Josephine Robinson for obscene mail matter, Daniel Carroll for obscene mail matter and other charges, Fred Geb for mail matter, and Luann ing without license. Evlen McDonald sues for divorce from John McDonald amid alleged abuse. Joseph L Textore tried for opening mail. Parham testifies against him. sentiment for leniency from Colonel Stone discussed. sentence deferred. EM L and W H Wrent of Jacobs Creek tried in United States Court.

First Regular Baptist Church Homestead Slade & Kelton Leonard Hahn Blagie Cincinnati Telegram Fleming Brea W ™. Schling Adam Maria A. Geyer Weller Brothers Tress & Wagner Henry C. Banting Phabe J. Banting Robert Hogsett Tial Bates Tde Coleste John M. Clarx Phillips & Mittenszwei Daniel Carroll Fred Gebmatter Evlen McDonald John McDonald Josefh L. Textore United States Parham W. A. Stone Lyon A Textore EM. L W. H. Wren

Unscrupulous Patent Remedies and Local Auctions

An OCR fragment notes Hamburg Figs marketed as a sweet remedy for constipation and headache, with a price per fig and a Mack Drug Co. listing. It advertises a big Baronin sale for Friday and Saturday at Exasie & Surerer, 35 Fifth Ave, urging those entitled to certain benefits to call Elite Gallery, Market Street, and Hexpurces & Co., 68 Federal Street. Cabinets offered at $1 a dozen. Bring the children.

Exasie & Surerer Hexpurces & Co Federal Street Allegheny

Turmoil and Tragedy Across Early 1890s America

Various shocking items from 1892 include farmers in the Eastern Panhandle fearing hot cholera with over 400 cattle sickened in Jefferson and Berkeley counties, a miners strike in Maryland and Pennsylvania, a famous ship race where the City of New York beat the Teutonic by a narrow margin, and a public execution in Pottsville followed by political and colonial tensions in Constantinople and Armenian concerns.

Panhandle Jefferson Berkley Maryland Ae i Ae Ma Exce Vera Np Aaw York White Star Line Teutonic Queenstown

Fall Overcoats and Suits at Low Prices

Advertises fall overcoats in light and dark shades from imported materials Kerseys and Bannockburn, with New English Top Coats at 15 dollars, Dress and Prince Albert suits around 15, 10, 12 or 14 dollars. Offers blue and black Widow Cutaway suits and a complete line for Pine clergy. Includes various all wool, thoroughly shrunk business suits at 3, 10, 12 and 14 dollars.

Kaufmanns Cape Over coats and Boy Garb Ad

Inspect our stock of Cape Over coats for children and hats to match. Wide variety and low prices will astonish you. Also featuring boys suits from $2 to $10, hats from 50c to $2, and a Furns Department with London Neckties 50c and up. Sanitary underwear for men and boys emphasized.

Kaufmanns Icee Dent's Welch N & Co Virgoe Mi & Co

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