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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1889

Page

8

Railroad battle over land seizure near Elisabeth

A civil suit filed by Harvey D. O Neil seeks 290 000 damages against the McKeesport and Bellevernon Railroad for land taken near Elisabeth and alleged river access loss. Separately Mary E Grace sues for 5 000 claiming eminent domain land including three lots and 26 acres was seized in Elizabeth taking trees water front and wharf area damages alleged May of this year.

Harvey D. O'Neil McKeesport Bellegergon Elisabeth O'Neil McKeesport and Bellevennon Railroad Company Mary E. Grace N. W. Shafer Elizabeth Glass House

Against the Oil Refinery in Manchester Court Action

Allegheny Citizens sue Miller & Co led by Andrew D. Miller Sr and Jr with Robert B. Miller in equity seeking an injunction to halt rebuilding of an oil refinery. John W. Wadsworth claims his property at Washington and Preble avenues suffers from pollution risk and fire danger, with prior emissions and a recent near loss in a city fire. Attorneys J S Ferguson, E G Ferguson, and George Elphinstone represent the plaintiff.

Andrew D. Miller Andrew D. Miller, Jr Robert B. Miller John W. Wadsworth Manchester Wadsworth Washington and Preble Avenues Alleheny Mr. Wadeworth J. 5 E. G. Ferguson George Elphinstone

Liquor License Hearing Set After Lawyer Consultation

Attorneys Robb Montooth and Cohen met with Judges White and Magee to fix a time for a petition seeking more retail liquor licenses. The judges agreed to hear the matter any morning this week with arguments scheduled for today.

Robb Montooth Cohen White and Magee

Grand jury returns true bills and several convictions

The grand jury issued true bills against multiple defendants including John Donchoo John Galloway and Samuel Alton for various felonies and misdemeanors along with others for larceny burglary false pretenses and liquor violations. Additional cases include Oliver Tate convicted for burglary four years and William Drake sentenced to 30 days for assault. A suit over an heir’s name in a real estate dispute and the Andrew Smith shooting trial during the Couquesne strike are noted with the jury still deliberating.

John Donchoo John Galloway Lawrence Lorin Samuel Alton Michael Ryan Michael Evan William Hastings James Oliphant Charles Howard Michael Horn Bridget Connolly Oliver Tate William Drake Pittsburg & Lake Erie I. H. Bishop McKee's Rocks William White Denny Sullivan Andrew Kinslow Huntingdon Reformatory Andrew Smith William Linn Couquesne Linn

Damages Awarded and Court Actions Reported

Albertin Remier sues Mary Herbert for five thousand dollars in damages with a complaint issued. In U S District Court Judge Acheson orders the defendant in Hugh M Bolo vs Thomas F steamboat to show cause why a decree should not be entered for insufficiency of the answer. Criminal Court lists many defendants including James Kelly et al charged with poisoning a horse. a trial before Judge Magee noted a postmortem revealing death of the horse during testimony.

Albertin Remier Ealt Mary Herbert United States District Court Acheson Hugh M. Bolo Thomas F. Met Ionry Criminal Court Commonwealth Ve James Kelly Bt Joseph Guilies John Dromm John Smith Alias Ganish Andy Smith Pawick Porte Dentaber Cione John Golden Idax Johna John Nate Indy ‘Chala Sliee Smith Fred Goonee Keen Knees Gen Bisch William McCoy E’ward McDonald Paris Green Grudge Magee Qeinien Saias

Armour Refuses to Answer Many Questions at Dressed Beef Hearing

In Kansas City on September 10 the United States Senate committee interrogated S. B. Armour of Armour Packing Co for over three hours. Armour declined to reveal private business details and trade secrets, asserting possible exposure to competitors while detailing general operations and losses.

Kansas Ciry United States Senate S. B. Armour Armour Packing Company Chicago Packers Battlemen Farwell Chicago David Rankin Atchison County Senator Farwell Senate of the United States Armour Kansas City Armours Chicago Armours West

National Telephone Convention Opens in Minneapolis

About 75 delegates attend the National Telephone Convention at the West Hotel. Officers elected include W. D. Sargent of Brooklyn as president and F. G. Beach of Chicago as vice president, with George Stone of Cincinnati chosen for advisory duties. The body notes Sunset Tel and Telegraphs merger with Pacific Bell and honors ex president George L. Phillips with resolutions.

Minneapolis Henry Metzgar Pittsburg West Hotel Barney Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Company Pacific Bell Telephone Company Judge Atwater Metagar Association W. D. Sargent Brooklyn F. G. Beach Chicago H. L. Starkey New EU Een Cater New York Charles Chi H. M. Gifford Louisville Eath Sprague Lowell Mass George Stone Cincinnati George L. Phillips Mr. Tyler Connecticut

Typhoid Fever Decreases Say Local Doctor

Dr Heiber of 1702 Pean avenue reports typhoid fever declining, noting fewer real cases and many imagined ones. He cites a mild season with unusually few illnesses among children and no diarrhea from greens, claiming city child mortality compares favorably with others.

Heiber Pean Avenue

Cruelty Cases Prompt Humane Society Actions

The Humane Society approved a 50 dollar annual donation to the American Humane Association in Philadelphia. Agent O'Brien handled 16 complaints this week about cruelty to children and animals and will travel to Johnstown to inspect cases and appoint an agent if needed. Delegates will be chosen for the Louisville convention September 25 to 27. Dr. Woodburn found 26 mild scarlet fever cases at Allegheny Colored Orphan Asylum and placed the institution under quarantine with no further trouble anticipated.

The Humane Society American Humane Association Philadelphia O'Brien Johnstown Louisville Woodburn Allegheny Colored Orphan Asylum

Missing Man Otterson Mystery Baffles Police

Henry Swindell identifies a body found in the East River as G. Otterson but authorities have no progress in locating the missing man. The case perplexes police and Otterson's friends as inquiries continue.

Henry Swindell East River N. Y G. Otterson

Kaufmanns Boyes Wool Scotch Cheviot Short Pants Suit Ad

In the boys clothing section Kaufmanns promotes all wool Scotch Cheviot short pant suits at 3.50 with a free matching cap. The suits feature durable school wear and unique Scotch effects. Other retailers charge 5 to 7 for similar outfits.

Kaufmanns

Men’s Fallsuits Look Elegant for Discerning Gentlemen

Our stock is not quite ready yet but there are enough pretty and elegant styles to suit the tastes of the most particular and fastidious gentlemen. Suits in imported and domestic materials as fine in quality as faultless in make and as perfect in fit as any merchant tailor can make. The prices range from $15 to fas.

Men’s Fall Overcoats in Silk and Serges

New fall overcoats arrive in silk and serge with long or short cuts. Styles include Prince Charles Sack or English box, with or without back seam. Garments come in all colors and designs and priced from 6 to 27 dollars. Look at them.

Prince Charles

Dress Shirts Offer Flawless Fit and Enduring Quality

Advertises perfect fitting White Dress Shirts praised for durability and seam strength. Highlights open front and back Manhattan White Shirts selling for $1, noting widespread retail by first class Furnishing Goods dealers at a much higher price.

Dex Sirous Manhattan

Beautiful Fall Neckwear in Teck and Bow Ties

Retail ad notes latest neckwear styles Teck Puff Four in hand String and Bow ties at low prices. Specialty Fisk Clark Flagg goods offered.

Fisk, Clark & Flagg

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