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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1892

Page

4

Printers Strike Suits Stir County Courts Case

George M. Cote and attorneys sue Hugh Murphy and 11 others linked to the Planing Mill Association and Builders' Exchange in Allegheny County for 10000 damages. Cote alleges a May 1891 conspiracy to ruin his Pittsburg lumber business by restricting supplies, spreading circulars, pressuring firms, and blocking customers.

George M. Cote J. A. Wakefield J. W. Kinnear Hugh Murphy George Cunningham Nathan Jones Edward Eller D. J. Evans A. J. Breitweiser D. ER. Speer W. J. Coyle G. S. Lacy George Leoffert John Leoffert Planing Mill Association Allegheny County Builders’ Exchange Pittsburg Gertiemex Allegheny County Planing Mill Association Eifut Ep. Eren Woods, Jenks & Co Cleved Cote

Supreme Court hears Murdock Kerr strike case and others

Yesterday the Supreme Court heard the appeal of Murdock Kerr & Coa job printers from Judge Porter's injunction against strikers during the October 1691 workmen's strike. Attorneys Patterson and Stillwagon represented the printers while Ferguson filed for the employers.

Supreme Court Porter D. F. Patterson W. C. Stillwagon J. 8 Ferguson James Bovard C L Rose L. Peterson EK. Flord James W. Arrott Common Pleas Rose Bovard Peterson Arrott Joseph Walton American Bank Theresa Sekerak Charles W. C August Jutte John H. Bradwell Greentree Pittsburg West End Bradwell Aay Ann L. Fowler West Penn Railroad Company Quarter Sessions O'Hara

Mrs. Grossman Found Guilty in Infant Death Case

Mrs David Grossman of McKeesport was found guilty of second degree murder for killing her infant. Jacob Weil testified he discovered the newborn in a vault in the backyard and summoned a nurse. The jury urged extreme mercy after the verdict.

David Grossman McKeesport Kennedy Orar Pea Jacob Weil

Lawsuit Overproperty Damage In Milvale Buildings

Joseph Sherer sues Matthew Rippey for 3000 damages claiming altered ground levels while building houses on Feilbaugh street Milvale caused water to flow onto Sherer property causing damage. A separate case Kate Eckert of Allegheny seeks 4600 in damages for property injury in Woods Run caused by alleged activities. Brief notes mention Making American Citizens and a US session.

Joseph Sherer Matthew Rippey Rippey Feilbaugh Street Milvale Sherer Kate Eckert Alicegheny City Inj Woods’ Run Allegheny California

Women's Jersey Rissep- Shaped Vests in Winter Cotton

Durable women's vests described as jersey ripstop shaped for comfort in gray Egyptian cotton blend. Winter weight fabric, mixed gray tones, priced at 35 cents.

Jersey Ecru Union

Austrian Romance Ends in Conviction for Perjury

In Criminal Court yesterday Frank Blutt, an Austrian, was found guilty of perjury and knowingly marrying another man’s wife. He had eloped years earlier with Katie Starehs, obtained a marriage license in 1890, and wed in Millvale under false pretenses. The wife was absent as the verdict was delivered, with Blutt remanded for sentence.

Austria Frank Blutt Blutt Katie Starehs Pittsburg Millvale Nicholas Bestwick Ellott Nicholas Augustine Seeault George Schmidt West Liberty Costa Wm. Lemon McClung Charles McGovern Market House

Largest cloth purchase triggers massive sale at P C Co

Five wholesale manufacturers sold out to A E King Co of New York and the P C Co of Pittsburgh. 80 carloads arrived, with bills of lading listing Space Kraus Lauer & Co and others. The sale offers overcoats suits and ulsters at deep discounts, with refunds on postage for out of town buyers.

P. C. OC Grant and Diamond Streets Americana A.E King 3 ‘* Co New York Pittsburg P. CCC Space Kraus, Lauer & Co Broadway Hornthal, Weisman & Co H. & B. Brown Breinhart Heidieburg Hymes Bros. & Co Bealines P.C. CC Pitteburg Oxford Chinchilla Shetland Saeed Prince Albert Kersey Melton Carr Sena Allegheny Clothiers

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