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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1889

Page

5

Trial of Ives Continues as Ex Secretary Testifies

New York dispatch reports Henry S. Ives, tied to Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton rail schemes, facing continued trial. Ex Secretary Short details stock votes, director shifts, and alleged misuses, with Ives resisting arrest as officers prepared to cuff him and he was taken to the Tombs.

New York Henry S. Ives Cincinnati Hamilton Tayten Short Dayton Ives Directory of the Road Augustus Winslow George Houdrey C. C. Waite Alex. Proctor George H. Stsyuor Henry Henry Johnson Hamilton and KR. &. Shoemaker Hocho J. Jewett Staynor Stayner Eich Board of Trustees Ital Stuinge Ives and Steyner Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad H. 8S. Ives & Co Barre Brooks Fullerton Sheriff's Office

Tucker Divorce Cleared In Fifteen-Minute Chicago Session

Judge Tothill ordered a divorce for Edward D. Tucker on grounds of L Josephine Tucker Morris's desertion in 1879. The case revealed a tangle of invalid Kansas and Mormon divorces leaving Tucker legally bound to Josephine, with six children from her and Morris. The court swiftly unraveled the sprawl in about 14 minutes.

Tathill Chicago Edward D. Tucker L. Josephine Tucker L. Josephine Morris Tucker Josephine Kansas Utah Mormon Territory No.2 Tilinois Kaneas Joliet Morris

Man who killed wife and lover commits suicide after five years

Monroe Gray, who shot his wife and her lover William Dietsch five years ago in East Carondelet, died by his own hand after three attempts. He wrote to his two children about the burden of his acts and prior imprisonment for the crime.

East Carondelet Int Monroe Gray William Dietsch Gray

Find of silver ore shocks Connellsville mountains

In Connellsville on September 12 a man named Joseph Arrington living near Bluestone quarry finds a valuable silver ore in the local mountains. He sold his secret to Baker for 500 dollars, who was told the ore is worthless, yet Arrington attracts a group of Connellsville capitalists ready to develop it if promising. Prospectors swarm the area amid widespread excitement.

Connellsville Joseph Avrington Avrington Baker Arrington

Counterfeit Dollar Ring Tied to Franklin Gang

Special telegraph reports that Sim Hovis was jailed in Franklin on a bogus coin charge. Detectives nabbed Crispin in Buffalo while attempting to pass the counterfeit currency. The pair are linked to a gang flooding the state with spurious dollars made near Franklin. Further arrests expected.

Franklin Sim” Hovis Hovis Crispin Buffalo Sna

First Government Officers in Distilleries Relieved

Three officials Charles Dickenson from Clearfield County Al Brenneman from Butler County and Patrick Haggerty are relieved from duty at the distilleries by order of Colonel Wale they will be relieved on the 15th and replaced likely by Holmes of Saeoin and Wills and Carnegie follows.

Charles Dickenson Clearfield County al Brenneman Butler County Patrick Haggerty Wale Holmes Saeioin Wills Aeree Om

Boiler explosion wrecks engine on Pennsylvania Railroad

Early today the boiler of engine No. 1106 aboard the Pennsylvania Railroad exploded while ascending the mountains. Engineer Edward Shale was blown from the cab with feet and hands severely scalded. fireman Hively was thrown about 20 feet and seriously injured. Both men live in TTF.

Greensavu Pennsylvania Railroad A .S Edward Shale Hively TTF

Post office Inspector Billingsley Resigns Legislature

Hon J K Billingsley has received his commission as Post office Inspector and forwarded resignation from the Legislature. This creates a Washington county vacancy and a fall convention to nominate a candidate. The election will be formal unless an extra session is called, as the new member would not serve or be paid otherwise.

WasnixGtTes J. K. Billingsley Washington County

Amish Leader's Daughter Elopes with Hired Man

John R. Zook, Amish preacher of Wilmington township, reports his daughter Mary aged 17 ran away last Saturday with James Cummings, his hired man. She claims marriage to Cummings and is with him in Crawford County. Mary faces banishment from church and Amish community.

Nen Casrer John R. Zook Wilmington Township Mary James Cummings Cummings Crawford County

Richardson filler case heads to jury in Drara District

The Richardson case is in the hands of the jury as counsel for the defense argues for acquittal and the prosecution presses its case. Judge Hunt has charged the jury and signals indicate Richardson faces conviction.

Opncal Drara Greenseueo Richardson Young Iaeeen Hunt

Advertised rail excursion and local merchandise sale

A Baltimore and Ohio rail excursion departs at 8am with arrival in Washington at 6pm then to Fortress Monroe, Norfolk and Virginia Beach reaching next morning. Round trip $10, tickets valid ten days. Also promotions for elegant vicuna overcoats at $8 and a range of wedding presents, lamps, and silver items advertised.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Washington Washington City Fortress Monroe Norfolk Virginia Beach Potomac River Chesapeake Bay E. D. Smith Fifth Avenue Wood Street Pittsburg

New Fall Stock and Dress Goods Preview at Local Shop

The shop advertises solid silver handles mounted by top umbrella makers and engraved options with gold roll plate. Prices range from 250 to 20 dollars. Also features new dress goods daily arrivals including skirts and satin items from 75 cents to one dollar. A cor set promotion offers three lines at 75 cents each, less than half price.

Men’s Hosiery Price List Highlights Deals

A catalog of men’s socks and hosiery items with prices from 5c to 50c. Includes seamless cotton options, solid colors, natural wool, camel hair, cashmere variants, double soles, and scarlet wool styles.

Feud Bloodshed in Harlan County Escalates

Louisville dispatch reports a deadly feud in Harlan county with seven known deaths and warnings of further bloodshed. Isolated by rough trails and sparse newspapers, the conflict compares to historic Pike County feuds as a commercial traveler notes potential killings involving his own family and four more fatalities at Harlan recently.

Louisville Harlan County Harlan Court House Pike Harlan

Obituary notices from Allegheny area deaths many in 1880s

A list of funeral notices and obituaries for residents of Allegheny City and Pittsburgh area. Entries name the deceased, ages, and funeral details including dates, times, and residences such as 106 Arch Street and 17 Walnut Street. notes of private interment and invited friends.

Walnut Street Allegheny Teutonia Lodge Swaben Singlog Society Avaie Temmi Duquesne Heights Washington Jorx James C Maggie Gearing Heastings Ata M.D. L Sixth Street McDonald Annie E Bernard Annie McDonald Ross Street St. Paul's Cathedral Many A W. T. McClurg Boyle Street Allegheny City Economitee Eran Anxie E. Potts W. Potts Fenn Pennavenne Reed Hiladelphia William Reed Joseph Margaret McKnight Jock Pieter Avenue Shadyside James Hees Thomas Groksch W. Thomas Prip Yoo West Liberty eNcheh Mangaree Ste. Cullaugh George R. Whyte Eilaworth Avenue East End Avalater

National Telephone Convention Adjourns In Minneapolis

The National Telephone Convention concluded its sessions this morning and will install its newly elected officers on Friday. The group announced Detroit will host next year’s annual convention.

Minneapolis National Telephone Convention Detroit

President Harrison to Visit Deer Park This Month

Wasningtos September 12. President Harrison will go to Deer Park tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock and is expected to remain there until about October 1.

Wasnincotos Harrison Deer Park

Migration wave of fifty four Mormons

New York on September 12 reports the arrival of 154 Mormons from Europe, about half of them women, who proceeded at once for Utah.

New York Europe Utah

Prices Low Quality High in Local Tailoring Shop

An advertised storefront promises low prices and high quality on every garment. The note claims five minutes showing how much clothing money buys and assures customer satisfaction with dependable suits offered at bargain prices. The merchant touts diverse goods, tailoring, and strong value.

Directoire Newmarkets Directoire Newmarkets

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