Admitted Guilty in May Sullivan Case Trial
The May Sullivan case returns to court as Jacob H. Bobbs pleads guilty after Mary's testimony. The jurors for Harrington face voir dire to ensure impartiality, with defense and prosecution outlining alleged enticement and payments. Mary Sullivan testifies about Harrington’s conduct linking him to a disorderly home and various visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bobbs
May Sullivan
White
Jacob H. Bobbs
Florence Donalison
Walter Harrington
Laura Bailer
Bobbs
Miss Sullivan
Porter
Clarence Burleigh
Department of Public Safety
Major A. Montooth
William J. Brennen
Mr. Burleigh
Pennevivanis
Commonwealth
Mary Sullivan
Bob
Scottdale
Pittsburg Street
Pittsburg
Little Sisters
Troy Hill
St James
Pierson
Harrington
Thomas Maroney
A. E. Montgomery
W. E. Undercoffer
J. C. Dick
J. A. Kirkland
John N. Smith
J.J. Myer
Casper Forester
James Darling
C. C. McClure
Brennen
Botanical Society Holds Annual Meeting and Delegates Elected
The Botanical Society met with 25 members present. President Samuel Hamilton chaired. Agnes C. Way and Willa Matthews elected to membership and officers for the year named. Delegates were chosen to join a citywide federation of scientific bodies to meet November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Botanical Society
Samuel Hamilton
Kate Stoy
Greensburg
Agnes C. Way
Sewickley
Mellor
Gic Jilen
William Hamilton
All Parks
J. W. Caldwell
Willa Matthews
J.G. Ogden
C.C. Mellor
T. L. Hazzard
John Ferguson
Thomas P. Roberts
W. L. Scaife
Hamilton
John D. Shafer
5. Hamilton
B. H. Patterson
J.D. Shafer
Tressurer
W. W. Cochrans
China
8. Hamilton
Mesere
J. D. Shafer
C. C. Mellor
J. A. Shafer
Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences
George W. Clinton
America
Dishonest Potato Sellers Swindle Rural Residents
Rural residents complain of sharpers posing as honest sellers who deliver potatoes in straw hats and hayseed looks. They allegedly cheat by short measuring, charging about one bushel in five, and sourcing tubers from commission houses while avoiding peddler and vehicle licenses.
Porter Case Hearing Delayed To Saturday
The hearing against Alderman Porter before Police Judge Hyndman was postponed to Saturday after noon, November 2. Inspector Whitehouse was not ready with the case due to workload on the Bander case. Porter sought the continuance as his attorney Mr. Marshall planned to be in the Lee murder trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Porter
Hyndman
Inspector Whitehouse
Bander
Marshall
Lee
Reco Dences
Prisoners Sentenced For Varied Crimes At McKean Penitentiary
Sherif W. B. Clarke and deputies brought six prisoners to the McKean county penitentiary. Ann Miller alias Dutch Annie received 11 years and 10 months for murder. L. M. Depew 31g years for horse stealing. John E. Kovas six years eight months for attempted murder. James Campbell and Gratton Wilson two years eight months each for burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif W. B. Clarke
Sheridan Garland
W.D. Gallupe
McKean County
Ann Miller
Dutch Annie
William Hilton
L. M. Depew
Chauncey M
John E. Kovas
James Campbell
Gratton Wilson
Young George Terry Sent to Works for 60 Days
Magistrate Brush sentenced 20 year old George Terry for very unfilial conduct toward his mother. He beat his mother and threw her into the street, then locked the house and went to bed as five younger siblings were left in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Terry
Brush
Morrow Aims County Sunday School Workers Group
Controller Morrow seeks to organize county Sunday school workers into an association with quarterly meetings and to bring the International Convention of Sunday School Workers to this city next June. He believes concentrated effort will secure the event. The next local convention is set for the 5th next month at the Second Presbyterian Church.
Klein's Silver Age Rye advertisement claim and pricing
An advertisement asserts the quality of Klein's Silver Age Rye and other spirits, claiming strong endorsements from doctors and hospitals. It promotes full quarts at $1.50, Pennsylvania rye whiskies at $1.00 each or six quarts for $5.00, plus wines and gins from fifty cents upward. Orders can be mailed or picked up from Max Klein at 82 Federal Street, Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein
Pennsylvania
Max Klein
Federal Street
Allegheny
Sale of 60 Horses at Red Lion Stables
Auction notice for A J Montgomery Stables offering 60 draught driving and saddle horses at Red Lion Stables on Saturday the 26th at 10 o'clock. J A McKelvey is the auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lion
A. J. Montgomery
J. A. McKelvey
Steamship and Exchange Office Opened at Smithfield Street
J J McCormick announces the opening of the Steamship and Exchange office at 639 Smithfield street for business. The notice mentions Parker's Hair Baloo rs Ginger and related products as part of offerings.
Unclear Headline About Headache Powders and Injuries
An annoucement notes a claim that headache powders from Coaline cure headaches in months and are sold by druggists, while asserting permanent injury is unnecessary. The wording reflects an old patent medicine advertisement and medical claim context.
Prospective Miner Prosperity Amid Coal Demand
Miners in Pennsylvania anticipate a strong winter as fewer men remain for rising trade. John D. Conway and John B. Rae report high railroad coal demand before lakes close November 10. Natural gas shortages push customers back to coal, boosting production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Conway
Shire Oaks
John B. Rae
Knights of Labor
Coalmont
Courtney
Conway
Molders' Victory As Firms Sign Scale In City
Totten, Hogg & Co. signed the molders scale at Twenty-fourth and Smallman streets, the sixth local firm to do so. About one third of strikers got a 10 percent raise. the employed at the signatory shop totaled around 16. Some workers plan to leave the city, with two already gone west and 12 more expressing intent to follow. Strikers at Yeagle's shop returned and reclaimed their tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totten, Hogg & Co
Twenty-fourth
Smallman Streets
Ross
Yeagle
Oriental physician markets herbal remedies in city
The article notes an educated Chinese physician visiting the city who, though not allowed to practice under U.S. law, sells prepared Chinese herb and vegetable remedies for various diseases. Visitors report marvels and efficacy claims, with advocates praising ancient secrets and harmless, entirely plant based medicines.
Azores Accessible via New Steamboat Route
Winter travelers in the United States can reach the Azores more easily through Anchor Line steamers from New York to the Mediterranean. The Southern route now stops at Porty islands as a potential regular feature if demand grows. The Azores climate is praised as among the finest, likened to Madeira and healthier than Bermuda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Azores
New York
Mediterranean
Barques
Madeira
Bermuda
18s Lucky Number Sale At Aufrecht's Elite Gallery
Store claims 2000 overcoats and 2000 suits priced at 13 dollars for today and tomorrow. Garments originally from 22 dollars to 0 dollars are marked 13 in a boastful sales pitch. Location at cor Grant and Diamond streets near the new Court House and 516 Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G
Grant and Diamond Sts
the New Court House
James Ford Dies. Funeral Held At Home In Pgh
Chief Clerk James Ford of the Police Bureau died recently and his funeral was held at his late residence on Thirty ninth Street. The service was conducted by Rev. Mr. Lynn with a large police and veterans turnout and interment at Allegheny Cemetery. The procession included One Hundred and Second Pennsylvania Volunteers and Jr. O. U. A. M. Fulton Council members, with floral tributes from the Bureau of Police and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ford
Maoay City
Police Bureau
Thirty-ninth Street
Allegheny Cemetery
Mr. Lynn
Thirty Ninth Street Presbyterian Church
One Hundred and Second Pennsylvania Volunteers
Fulton Council
J. A. Brown
American Mechanics
Bureau of Police
Gamble Weir
Brokaw
George Erwin
W. Ludeo
H. Miller
E. Martin
Whitehouse
Brophy
Brown
Dan Sylvas
Stewart
McKelvey
W. J. Kennedy
D. A. McFarlane
D. A. Jones
J. F. Hunt
W. F. Kerr
Closing-out sale offers corsets 25 percent off
Various ad fragments promote Beecham's Pills and Pears Soap, a closing-out sale at F Schoen thal 612 Penn avenue with corsets gloves hosiery 25 percent cheaper. Also notices of estates and administrations for Jos Martin Sr Mary Buerkle and Mary L Burnham with payments and claims details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Schoenthal
Penn Avenue
Mary L. Bu
Pittsburg
Steinmeyer
Care
Third National Hank
Pasel PF
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Burleigh
Sullivan
Reardon
John Sullivan
Walter Hapri
Emma Hawthorn
Hawthorn
Dixon House
Harrie
Second Uve
Fleming
Minnie Fleming
St. Nicholas Hotel
A. L. Gallon
Sixth
Liberty Streets
Iron City
the Botanical Society
Lawrenceville
Wright
Parker
J. M. Brisher & Co
Chartiers Valley Coal Company
Youngstown
Deasers Devel
Molders
Gan Wa
Azores Islands
Aufrecht
Market Street
Pilsner Beer
Henry Terheyden
Frsh
Hauch’s
Fifth Ave
Wfsu
James Darrah
Edward Darrah
Allegheny County
William McKay Yee H. Miller
le Kay
Locust and
Jerome Streets
Mck
McKay
William McKay
Frank Miller
Persons
D. K. McGunnegle
Courte
Josiah Speer
Cis
Second Ave
Liberty Avenue
Pressure
James D. Callery
Power
Thirteenth Ave
Coner Pane Council
Utuf
George Bossart
Drawbaugh Telephone
Daniel Drawbaugh
Pensylvania Censes
Daniel Crawbaugh
Publc
Guthrie
Nassau Street
New York City
Daton
Prof
Geo. Gibson
Forbes Street
Messrs. Klebers
Wood St
Raphe
Tam Dis- Atcel
Thomas McCaffrey
Butler Street
Emiil G. Stuckey
Wth
Penn Ave
G. Stuckey
Wylle Ave
Fulton St
N.spurely
W. Wallace
Oakland
McAllister , Sheisler, Sthaw
Atwood
Southside
Jacob Spohn
Carson Street
H. Dan Alyson
A.J. Kaercheh
H. J. McHride
Market House
Fred H. Eggers
Ohio Street
B. Eggers
Ohio
Chestnut
J. F. Stevenson
Arch
Jackson Streets
Thomas McCheney
Western
Irwin
G. W. Hughes
Beaver
Peery M
Helin
WM. F. Derba
V .Catt
W. H. Fritz
Bond Street
Elty
Aktkicon_ srnismas
Oll Stillsman
Washington
Carnegie Age
Eighteenth Ward
K. Brakan
Jon Wee
Roe Agaisin
He Homestead
Carnahan
Scarboron
Alleghen Ft
Commorenet
Smithfield
Enya
East Patesites
Union Credit CO
M. N. Wood
Canal St
New Orleans
Tosella Mine
Paree Haw Awe CO
Heston
Mase
Eicoklayers
Andurial Mutual Benefit Association
Fourth Ave
Ocl
Asher
Meehan's
Grant St
Manson
Offica
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Eeper
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Dispatch Office
Ian Advertiser
Y. A
Holmes
Financia
Henry A. Eaves Cos iFourthavenss
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Pourth Ave
Mavnl
Sands
Sac & Baird
Fourth Avenue
Adidiross P. Ne Bo Spm
Shire
Federal Et
Yeager & Oe
Federal St
Anyueey
Federal
Pearson
Fith Avenue
Pittaburg
Etsy
Domen
Dell
Instan
Myens Wilson
Peranees
Stamford
Conn
Anne
Oo Ee Club
Clarksburg
Oul
Marion
Court Bonse
Ross Street
Mt. Washington
Nsper & Williams
Forbes
Tester Tustin St
Black & Aird
Miltenberger St
W. c
Leach Rand
Ain
East End
Saleyfriendship Ave
Fifth Avenue
W. A. Herron & Sons
Esale
Drape & Oo
Farragut
Hiland
Stanton Aves
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Samuel EL W. Black & CO
Pear
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Elon
Bow Ave. A
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W. Black & CO
Allegheny Residences
Bath
Allegh Baltensberger
Wille Oma Ama Orma
Anohe
McNeill BO
Ourta
Asia
W. A. Heh
Fourth Ward
Ally- Bee
W. A. Herron
Wilkinsburg
Inc
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Ersale
Bellevue
Eri Destra Ly
A. Hemron & Son
Apiusba Ane
Kate Sells
Eeadae
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W. A. Si
KSALE
Broad St
Station
P. A
Bast
I Penn Ave
Peon
Booth Sts
Craigs
Linden Ave
Srios
Ligeees
Iyo
Oarland Ave
Eral
Oan Pentee
Reasouad
Baird
Rte
Smithheld St
Kaos
Wylieve
Herron Hill
BAM - Black & CO
Shadyslide
Cable Road
J. R.R
Black &U
W. Young
Esirable Farm
Gibson
Here & Suns
Fation
Kentucky
Lota
Edgew
E. Hamnett
Apes
Ujstion
Ney
Wale
W. A. Young
A. Herrun & Sone
Puorba
Drape &Co
Grucert
Nock & Sun
Allenear
C. Wesr & Uesne Way
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Fontae
Anurachinec
Lis
M Bridge
Paie
Voflers
YOUNG
Eek Way
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Dispatch Om
Robert J. J. B
Burdette
Old City Hall
Young Men's Christian Association
Mundill Sisters Vocal Ae Quartet
Lotus Glee Club OF
Boston
J. W. Churchill
Read Incs
H. H. Ragan
Royal Hand-Bell -Ringers OF London
Polann Reed
Woman Hater
Reed
the Bigamiest
the Trigamist
Little Lord Fauntleroy
Grand Opera House
Tommy Russell
Ray Maskell
J. W. Patterson Post
Col. J. W. Patterson Post
Beer Theater
Cuvee
Byron
Mabie Little Luerd Fauntleroy
Roland Reed
Arris’ Theater
Daniel Boone
Pioneer
Gray and
Stephena
Fjarry Williams Academy
A. Whiteley
Crerares
Arc
Liggett
Peat
BUG
Oliver & Movers
Rox
Staocds
Labrge Batary
Union Station
T. Mellon & Son
I. ogiSa
Deck Hoom
C. T
Tandeen Street
MisceNanecos
Volisie
Tiamonde Nekary
Barney
AHONS
Firth Ave
Cor
Mautay
Firth Avenue
J. B. Hemm
Liberty St
Dehson
Fey
Banney & Anons
Barney Baron
Dresden Alley
Prrmaatre
Sasee Rama
Pei Prrissurs
SN Concac Canines
Department of Po
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Frankstown Avenue
Cornella
Department of Rg
Veg
San
Bigham Street
Emily
Haikat Street
Fellom
Department of Pirrssunreg
Carey Alley
Amberson Point
Moorhead’s Lane
Wyne
HENRY
Crry Home
Congress
Pipth Ave
Beean Noni
Lead Baird
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