Appeals From Allegheny Courts Heard by the Supreme Justices
In the Supreme Court yesterday arguments were heard in 11 cases from Allegheny County. Plaintiffs sought damages for injuries and property disputes while defendants contested actions on contracts and ownership. Notable entries include injuries from trains and ferries, ejectment for a lot on Robinson street, and a wrongful death suit by Mrs. Horr for $10,000 after her husband’s death on the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Supreme Justices
Supreme Court
James B. Chilton
John Chilton
The
Central Traction Company
John Linch
Pittsburs Traction Company
Linch
Jobs Shaw
Marty D. Squires
M. S. Ward & Co
A. Letzkus
W. A
Eliza J
A. L. Wniaus
Honor Wall
Mary Joyce Vist
Pitshers Harbor Company, Limited
Ohio River
Commonwealth
OM. Rasendorf
Travid McCauley
E. K. Morse
J. W. Leean & Sons
Allebeny
Ninth Street
William Johnston
Ort Bros
Twenty-eighth Street
Pittsbun
Fr. Wayne and Chicago Railway Company
Ella K. Peet
Robinson Street
Fourth Ward
People's Natural Gas Company
Braddock Wire Company
Uise
Interst
Ces
Plainfuf
Saran Horr
Andrew Noey
West Penn Railroad Company
Hoboken
Next Week Trial List For Crminal Court
A list of defendants scheduled for Criminal Court next week by day. Monday shows names including Harry Graham Casper Copeing er Elmer Sippe Mary Noah Christ Living ern Uannah Wallace and others. Tuesday lists Frank Mcallister Davie Satlor John Thome Charles L. Davis Patrick Mash and more. Wednesday includes W. E. Jones Kales Mc Teensld Jarrie Corline and others. Thursday features F C C Read James McIntosh Jennie Mars CC W Cowell and others. Per days lists Rames Gallagher Charles Sohn ert Andrew Beatty ichard Wilkins and Henry Gelse.
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Crminal Court
Harry Graham
Casper Copeinger
Elmer Sippe
Mary Noah
Christ Livingern
Uannah Wallace
William Wood
Frank Domdrowsky
Moses Jairo
Jun Stkie
Annie Feaoman
Mecraw
W. A.carver
Katharine Welsh
Mary E. Prices
Mary Urvan
James Dawson
Thomas Smith
Charles Lowery
Awena Williams
Doc Horner
Jackson Moore
Mary Barnert
Zakueskey
George Varley
Joie Variey
George For
Joan Sweeney
James J. Darley
James Ger
J. Yound
J. A. Dewn
Job Mr. Kane
Tuesday
Frank Mcallister
Davie Satlor
John Thome
Charles L. Davis
Patrick Mash
O & Weddock
Phillip Apel
Lewissilots
Max Schorbel
Lizzie Johnson
Wednesmay
W. E. Jones
Kales McTeensld
Jarrie Corline
Phillip Gatewent
Josep Meterwan
Shannon Kolb
Prank Thomson
J. WH. Mehailey
Wiliam J. Murphy
George I. Grady
Wd. Best
Penk Orwell
de Rass
Joe Powell
A*paoda Bessett
Robert Allison
F. CC. Read
James McIntosh
Jennie Mars
CC. W. Cowell
Et al
J. K. Imtn
Lewis Meallister
Elaward Batley
B. Gallinger
Samuel F. Marshall
John Condon
Henry Lars
Rames Gallagher
Charles Sohnert
Andrew Beatty
Ichard Wilkins
Henry Gelse
Partners Dispute Leads to Equity Bill for Dissolution
A receiver sought and a dissolution of the firm Joseph Lautner & Co a hardware business in Alte creny after a partner John I Gertiemen filed a bill in equity against Joseph Lautner and F G Boeer Dewis. He claims the partners acted in bad faith and an execution was levied on his one third firm interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Savings Bank of
Pittsburg
John Carlin
Thomas McLaughlin
RK. P. Burbaus
Urlin, Burbaus & Co
Joux M. Suaree
Jonn I Gertiemen
Joseph Lautner
F.G. Boeer Dewis
Joseph Lauter & Co
Altecreny
Owi
Lie Dusiness
Ie Partiership
Fanith
OLEO DEALERS PAY UP IN MISDEMEANOR CASES
In Criminal Court yesterday multiple defendants faced charges related to oleomargarine. John Park was convicted while Derry Buss was acquitted of larceny from Eichbaum's store. Several pleas of defense to misdemanor charges were entered with fines of 100 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Park
Derry Buss
Eichbaum
Fifth Avenues
Burk
Doc Horner
W. J. McClelland
Oskdale
Edward Wilson
Anthony Hull
Bellevue
H.W. Allison
Somen Street
Somthanie
Wil “Galbraith
Turgurt Street
Allegheny
Christ Ripple
McKeesport
Lizzie Ninemask
W. C. Staving
Albert Broun
A. F. Walkineer
Herr’s Island
Emil Richter
Alleghen
G. A. Samtells
Oliver Woodworth
Mm Annwick
Green Street
Widow Sues for Damages After Electric Car Death
Mrs. Mary McMurray files two suits in Fayette County for herself and her son John McMurray seeking 10 000 for the son's injuries and 10 000 for the death of Owen McMurray plus 5 000 for the widow's injuries. The accident occurred October 1 1691 on the Connellsville New Haven and Selouing Street Hallway near New Haven when a car operated by Edison General Electric Pennsylvania Electric and Electric Equipment collided with a freight train. Criminal Court cases listed include Commonwealth v Leon Cusworth John Howard Robert M Heath George Sheppard George S Wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McMurray
Winer
John McMurray
Edison General Electric Company
Pennsylvania Electric Company
The
Electric Equipment Company
Owen McMurray
Connellsville
New Hiaven
Seleouing Street
New Haven
Fayette County
The Ham of the Courts
Axpaew D. Mitten, the ofl refiner, was eee costs for failing to properly packages contain petroleu cancer to Mio Nashville, Tenn. to eee A. BrinBaLt and Thomas A. Hender yester-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axpaew D. Mitten
Ofl
Eee
Mio Nashville
Tenn
A. BrinBaLt
Thomas A. Hender Yester
Carnegie Steel Denies 6000 Ton Order To Jones & Laughlins
The report that Carnegie Steel had placed a 6000 ton order with Jones and Laughlins mills was denied by B F Jones. He said the Jones and Laughlins mills were running full but no orders were being filled for Carnegie.
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Carnegie Steel Company
Carnegie Company
Jones & Laughlins
B. F. Jones
Astonishing tale of paralysis cure by Nervara remedy
Alexander Bell a former Portland police captain and Grand Army man claims two strokes left him paralyzed until he used Dr Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy. He says three bottles restored movement and independence, urges others with paralysis or nervous disease to try the remedy now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Bell
Portland
Bell
Grand Army
Bosworth Post
Maine
Greene
Lincoln St
Dr. Greene
Greans
W. Mth Street
New York
Guilty of Infant Morticide: Grossman Convicted
David Grossman was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter for helping his wife murder their infant. The child was found in a vault by neighbors and died shortly after. Grossman’s wife was convicted of second degree murder for causing the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Grossman
Grossman
Late news in brief with global and domestic shocks
Cholera outbreaks Syria and Melvade. Snowstorms in Russia. Diphtheria scare in Cleveland. Deaths of Methodist bishops in New York. Chicago Celestials to show Chinese theater at World Fair. Coal shortages in Cincinnati. Uganda policy by Salisbury. Comet seen near Cancer. French art exports for World Fair. South Dakota railcars shortage. Prussian receipts drop from cholera. Moonshiner murder in Tennessee. Chilean loan with Paris syndicate. England spinner strike risk. Argentina intervention in Santiago del Estero. British politics and Harcourt succession rumors. Poison in Indiana mush. multiple killings. U.S. departments to close briefly. Olympia cruiser christening and launch. Wabash collision on Big Four bridge. Georgia sheriff duties debated. San Carlos Agency raids and kidnappings.
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Syria
Russia
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Zuetecas
Mex
Jory
Melvade
Danube
Birmingham
Asia
United States
Currer
Lincoln County
Tenn
Paris
England
Santiago del Estero
Harcourt
House of Commons
William Mezelin
Binion
Ind
Detroit
Olympia
San Francisco
Misa Anna Bella Dickie
George W. Dickie
Pacific Coast
Navy
Wabash River
Terre Haute
Allison
Northen
Georgia
Dynehing
B & B Underwear Ad Highlights Jersey Vests and Union Suits
An advertisement for B and B Underwear promotes women's Jersey ribbed cotton vests and union suits, with prices from 35 to 125 cents. It also markets children's vests and pantaloons in natural and white colors, size 18 to 26, at 45 cents and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecru Union
W. L. Douglas
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Promoted by Advertiser
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Restorative Nervine claiming it cures neuraigia sleeplessness blues hysteria headache and nervous prostration. A testimonial from Vandervere Bradstreet & Co notes improved health after use with weight gain and restored strength. A Carroll reader Geo W endorses relief and a positive guarantee is promised.
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Miles
Vandervere
Bradstreet & Co
Ciao
Geo. W
Carroll
Niles’ ‘Medical CO
Eikoart
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OLEO
Allegheny Hardware
Day
D. Rosenthal
Morris Eooanthal
Criminal Court
Joseph Lautner & Co
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
Leon Cusworth
John Howard
Robert M. Heath
George Sheppard
George 5. Wing
Carnegie Iron
Police
Alexader Bell
South Dakota
Washington
Dod
Cincinnati
George Graham
Madison
Fla
Joe Dicker
Philadelphia Criminal Court
Garde Repub- Cole
Johnson
San Carlos
Ariz
Indian Office
Mexico
White Mountain
Balt River
California Fig Syrup CO
Cal
Louisville
York
Mwe
Kansas City
Omaha
Denny Rriesep
Boggs & Buhl
Ocle-Id
Samuel Pitcher
Castoria
J. F. Enrcezzog
Conway, Ark
H. A. Anoure
ML D
Oxford Bt
Brooklyn
Children’s Department
Astrep Hosprian
Boston
Mass
Attena
Burrs
Pres
Cantaur Company
TI Murray Street
New York City
Zoeller’s
Black Gin
Bright
WM. F. Zoeller
Pittsburgh
Oclitts
Stanley
L. Douglas
Eyac
Poe
Sorddy
D. Carter
Fifth Avenue
J. Ss Frobring
Li. J
G. M. Lau
Ruther Street
Pillsburg
Henry Hosser
Federal Streets
Hallman
Rebecca Street
Johinson Bros
Beaver Avenue
Alonanys
Janes Sunurday
FI Avenue
Wycit Firs
Carson Street
Cloak Sale
Market St
Beck, Graves
Manhattan
Campbell, Gledhill, Strahan
Nevins & Haviland
Cary
Cresswell & Washburn
Janaway & Carpend
G. G. O'Brien
Fifth Ave
Court House
Whittier
Yenn Avenue
Pitisbuerg
Mitch
Penn Avenus
Piltsbury
Lake
K. Lake
Spi
Penn Av
Fourth St
Jewie
Coox
Zstampaddress Pond Lily Company
Mick
Leming & Son
Delz-Il-Eodwk
Adtros
von Mohl Co
Sele Americas Agents
Clacinnail
Obie
Cue Cure
Marshall, Mich
DR. Sanden
Sanden Electric CO
Broadway
N. TY