Another Oilgusher at Wildwood Field Boosts Output to 5700 Barrels Daily
The Roth Oil Company taps Harbush No 3 producing about 122 barrels per hour after 3 PM, lifting Wildwood Field daily output to around 5700 barrels with potential for more as new wells come in. Producers urge action against the Standard Oil cut, eyeing self sufficiency and new refineries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth Company
Efecel
Witpwoop
Roth Qil Company
Harbush
Weil
Gibson & Giles
Wildwood
Greenlee & Forst No
Forest Oil Company No
Young Farm
Gailey Brog
Blie
Barnsdall & Co
Zeigenhein Farm
Harbush No. 1
Burke & McBride
Smith Farm Oi Company
Smith Farm
Wich
Whitesell No. 2
Whitesell
Petting
No. 1
Ith
Smith
Bolger & Carrothers
Gibson
Pew & Emerson
Wildwood Station
Griffith & Co
Evans & Coast
Rolshouse
Fisher € Co
Rolahouse
Holshouse
Griffith & Co.'s
Aser
Distatch
Butler
Coy Eee
Standard Oil Company
Wellsville, O
Advance Oil Company
Matenoues Bros
Emith Ferry
McBean
Irondale
Loeneptrinn
H. Mee
NEW DEVICES PATENTED. INVENTORS LIST 1831 PITTSBURG
A catalog of patents issued to inventors in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia as listed by patent lawyer O D Levis. Names include Frank W Allison Thomas Bray William Vopeland John G Dalle Joseph Darling George Cop Jackson Jethroe Junkins Frederick Koskin Francis Tiffin Thomas McPherron George Westinghouse William Wilson Henry Fille and others with varied devices from steam boilers rivet catchers and oil well equipment to electric converters and mold casting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
O. D. Levis
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg
Frank W. Allison
Salem
Thomas J. Bray
Warren, C
Wiliam ML. Vopeland
Stewart's Run
John G. Dalle
Springfield
Joseph Darling
Baldwin
Geo Oop
Drugged to Death in Cincinnati House
In Cincinnati at 40 Linn Street neighbor finds Mrs Dickinson barely conscious on a lounge with chloroform saturated cloth to her mouth. Mr Dickinson lies dead on a bed. The couple reportedly used chloroform for neuralgia and sleep for two to three days, with a young girl present in the front room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciscinsati
Frank A. Dickinson
Linn Street
Lois Dickinson
Mrs. Dickinson
Ead
Grand Jury Returns True Bills on Murder and Manslaughter
A true bill was returned against Richard Herndon for the murder of John Sullivan at Carbon Iron Works. John Paradine faces involuntary manslaughter charges for the death of Dr. Campbell after an altercation. Several others received true bills for various offenses including assault, larceny, and nuisance, while many bills were ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Herndon
John Sullivan
Herndon
Carbon Iron Works
Sullivan
John Paradine
Campbell
Lawrenceville
Paradice
Jacob PP
J. C. Clendennin
Joseph Muschila
William McCutcheon
Gobring
William Jones
Thomas Starr
Martin Rullivan
William Williams, Jr
John Smith
Tle
Eg Fettle
James Holland
Teddy Mie
Carth
Terme Arman Volk
John White
James E. Ndball
John Davis
Governor Taylor Becomes President of South Tennessee Land Co
Chattanooga Tenn September 10 The Hon Robert L Taylor Governor of Tennessee has accepted the Presidency of the South Tennessee Land Company controlling South Lowell the largest manufacturing suburb of Chattanooga He will give personal care to its affairs G Winthrop Smith of Providence R I elected Vice President and Lawrence Mott Co of New York named financial agents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
South Tennessee Land Company
South Lowell
Taylor
G. Winthrop Smith
Providence
R. L
Lawrence 5. Mott
Another House Shuts Down
CHICAGO September 10 Henry P Ide Co tailors trimmings dealers were closed by the Sheriff this morning Confessions of judgment reentered against them aggregating 25000 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry P. Ide & Co
Divorces Granted in Common Pleas Court No 1
Six divorces granted yesterday in Common Pleas Court No 1. B F Byers of Allegheny obtained a divorce from Eliza Byers. Ferdinand Burkhardt of Tom's Run divorced from Anns Burkhardt. Grounds include infidelity and desertion in several cases. Theresa Sheets filed for divorce from Samuel Sheets. W R G Andrews filed a suit for divorce from Marion S Andrews. Desertion alleged in several petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
B. F. Byers
Bidwell Street
Allegheny
Eliza Byers
Ferdinand Burkhardt
Tom's Run
Anns Burkhardt
Maria Green
Maggie Thomas
Fred Thomas
Andrew Seitz
Anna Seitz
Harry T. Anderson
Anderson
Theresa Sheets
Samuel Sheets
W. R. G. Andrews
Marion S. Andrews
Alleged Train Wrecker Brought to Troy for arraignment
John Reed, alleged train wrecker, arrived from Albany to Troy this afternoon and was arraigned before Judge Griffith. He pleaded not guilty and offered no present examination. Reed is committed to the Troy jail as the grand jury prepares to convene Monday to consider the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
John Reed
Albany
Griffith
Odor dispute over Natrona salt works reaches court
Equity case Arnold Coal Company and Wm Metcalf against Pennsylvania Salt Company heard by Judges Ewing and White. Plaintiff seeks to restrain salt works from emitting vapors claimed to poison land and ruin grazing. Salt company denies claims. expert testimony on chemistry presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Coal Company
Wm. Metcalf
Pennsylvania Salt Company
Ewing and White
M. A. Woodward
Messra. McKelvey and Ferguson
Natrona
Salt Company
Kentucky Zion Conference Rejects Noah Slaughter for Defective Studies
In Curcaco on September 10, during the morning session of the Kentucky Conference of the M. E. Zion Church, Noah Slaughter's character was discussed and he was rejected for inadequate studies. A voice suggested he stop wearing fine clothes due to lack of funds for books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Kentucky
M. E. Zion Church
Noah Slaughter
Britton Family Cases Dominate Court Docket
In a criminal court session yesterday Steve Chesman and Andy Borneo were acquitted of a $275 larceny from Mike Halewitch. Charles Harding was convicted. William Moore pleaded guilty to a $73 larceny from William Corlees and received three months at the workhouse. Susan McGlade was convicted of a $25 larceny from Margaret Hanrahan. James and Thomas Britton were convicted of aggravated assault on Joseph A. oan. The jury deliberated in the Robert Nelson larceny case involving D. L. Morrison of McKeesport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Chesman
Andy Borneo
Mike Halewitch
Charles Harding
Wiliam Moore
William Corlees
Susan McGlade
Margaret Hanrahan
James
Thomas Britton
Joseph A. Oan
Robert Nelson
D. L. Morrison
McKeesport
Local notices and ads from a Pittsburgh era issue
A collage of items lists a Baltimore and Ohio station sighting of a missing girl, a Bethesda Home placement, Dr. D. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge touts, plus local real estate banking rates and various department store fashion and cloak offers. Names include Detective Sol Coulson, John Fitzgibbons, and John T. Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Fitzibbons
Baltimore and Ohio
Sol Coulson
Bethesda
Faor
John Fitzgibbons
Wilkinsburg
Criminal Court Commonweath v Cox Brooks Spencer and Others
A Commonwealth criminal court action lists defendants Stephen Cox George Brooks Abe Spencer F Ulitzne F Connors John Lorasky Robert Carter las Jackson Valentine Henn John Priddy John Wampler Thomas Starr in multiple docketed cases. Proceedings likely involve preliminary hearings or arraignments in the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
Stephen Cox
George Brooks
Abe Spencer
F. Ulitzne
F. Connors
John Lorasky
Robert Carterlas Jackson
Valentine Henn
John Priddy
John Wampler
Thomas Starr
Fall Suits and Oversacks Promise Nobility and Style
The article touts Fall signs in fashion focusing on des igns of Fall Suits and Over sacks. It promises nobbiness, high value, and luxurious touches such as silk lining, claiming Wanamaker prices are unsurpassed.
Wanamaker and Brown Ready to Measure Styles for Sale
Wanamaker and Brown announces readiness to tailor and cut nearly 2,000 styles of goods for customers. Store emphasizes wide selection and custom measurement services to ensure perfect fits for clients.
Mrs. V Huesey Added To Catarrh Institute Advertisements
A six year persistent cough attributed to catarrh is treated by the Catarrh and Dyspepsia Institute on Penn avenue. Mrs V Huesey, wife of merchant tailor Henry Huesey of Sharpsburg, is reported among those cured as the publication expands its list of permanent cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
V. Huesey
Henry Huesey
Sharpsburg
One Avenue
E. V. Huesey
Fourth Street
C Dence
Zoent
Pittsbure
Court rejects Williamsport session. three charters granted
The United States Circuit Court will not convene at Williamsport on Monday. Charters were granted yesterday to the Workingmen's Beneficial Society of Tom's Run, the Young Men's Thinking Club of Allegheny, and the American Mechanics' Hall Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Williamsport
Workingmen'’s Beneficial Society of
Tom's Run
Young Men's Thinking Club
Allegheny
American Mechanics’ Hall Association
Millinery Sale Offers Hats Bonnets Made to Measure
From our large stock of untrimmed hats and bonnets you can select and have one made to suit taste with birds feathers wings flowers ribbons and mourning styles Also available are orepo and nun's ceiling made to order on short notice Visit the millinery department for taste style and moderate prices.
Thread Trade: A Spool of Thread Sparks Local Market Talk
In a bustling street scene a shopper eyes a spool of thread as vendors offer fabric notions. The item hints at a broader market column exploring small trades and daily commerce in the town.
Pioneer fashion at Kanufmanns Ladies Bazaar in new styles
A novitiate buyer presents a fresh collection of ladies dresses suits wrappers and gowns from Paris Berlin London and New York. Mr Isaac Kaufmann returned from a European trip and brought back the latest fashion. Prices are set for quick sales and small profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Berlin
London
New York
Big Pond
Isaac Kaufmann
Ladies' Fashion Liners and Silk Tea Gowns on Sale
A catalog of ladies wear including black and colored cashmere suits priced $750 to $25, all wool dresses from $13, tailor-made suits from $10 to $25, plaid and silk suits up to $45, and tea gowns in cashmere silk plush and velvet fabrics priced from $5 to $60. Special note on Canton Cloth designs at $249 and $298.
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Astrakhan
Priestley
Adelphi
Lizzard
Gondolier
la Tosca
Ear Mesa
Faille Française
Faille Francaise
Sarah
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Rolshouse Farm
Hartley
McKrisrcountt
Sill
Hofman
Long Run
Callaman
Wellsville
Wee Mem
Achard Croker
Tammary
Medicarce
Britten
South Tennessee
California
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville, KY
Reed
Central
Argomesis
der Father
Pittsburg College of Sbhorthana
John T. Porter
Liberty Street
UTS
Real Estate Savings Bank, Lim
Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue
Casry
T. D. Casey & Co
Liberty St
Mas. Parces
Ender
Hosvus & Hacker
Usssn
Fleishmaan
Hendricks & Co
Federal Street
Freishmen
Hueys & Backes
Tissa
Ficishman
Western University
Bowman Institute
Davis & Co
Fisthave
Aufrecht’s Elite Photograph Gallery
Market St
Levator
Day
Wanamaker
Brown
Sixth St
Penn Ave
Kornblum
Optical Establishment
Fifth Ave
Dessa
Office Outfitters
Yost
J.C. Smiths
Ces
J. Diamond
Healty
Sixth Street
WM. E. Stveren
Optician
Smithfield ST
THE
People's Store
Suit Department
Royal Wilton
Ingrain
Body
Ina
Phadsree
Batin
Tris
Apollinarie Waterr
Apollinaris
Table Waters
Athensh
Prussia
Campbell & Dick
Ladies’ Suit Bazaar
Wissel
Philadelphia
FOX Optical CO
Rob
Bruce Wallace
Gen. Man
Main St
Seventeenth
Chestnut Streets
Alex Watson
Glass Ee Rolling Mills Coke Works
Recla
Bradford
Washington
Mannington
W. Va
Maladdress
J. C. Walker
Shoppell
CBE
Deaf Ieee
Enpaantal
Whee
All Jones
Peevey
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