Coronation of a Romany Queen at Yetholm
In Yetholm Scotland on August 21 a notable coronation crowned Esther Fan Blythe Rutherford queen of the Kirk Yetholm Gipsies. The ceremony featured a tin crown from Archbishop Gladstone and kingly rites amid crowds from Kelso and local towns. The piece recalls royal contests between Esther and Helen Fan Blythe, the decline of Gipsy life in Yetholm, and notes the community’s famed integrity and hospitality.
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Kirk Yetholm
William Fas
Yetholm
Coldstream
Charles Blythe
William
Faa
Esther
Helen
Ticker’s Green
Blythe
Scotland
Giories
Nell
Hersel
Weel Lickit
Esther Fan Blythe Rutherford
Rutherford
Prince Henry
Yetholm Cross
George Gladstone
Exther Fan Blythe Rutherford
Kingdom of Scotland
Kelso
John Scott
Spottiswood
Davidson
Bengaline Silk Weaves Featured At Huecvus & Hacks
Silk fabrics highlight Bengaline items in a fashion feature. Availability includes a range of man’s shades and black Bengaline at ten dollars a yard or more.
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Huecvus & Hacks
Usso
Fleishmans Kew Cloak Department Beavers Slates Shawls
A shop offers beaver hats in multiple colors including blue green and black with shawl accents. The item is advertised as extra quality and measures 25 inches in length priced at 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleishman
Kew
Greatest Kid Glove Bargain
Rosenbaum & Co promotes Suede masquetaires at five cents a pair, marked down from a value of 150 dollars, offering a bargain on kids gloves in a period sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenbaum & Co's
Curry University Opens Sixth Street Architecture and Drafting Lab
A notice announces Curry University expands with an opening of a new Sixth Street facility for algebra, geometry, architectural and mechanical drawing, shorthand, and keeping practices. The project marks an interdisciplinary facility for students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry University
Igh Gees
Judges Hear Injunction Over City Poor Farm Deed
In Common Pleas Court No 2 Judges Ewing and White heard C L Straub seek an injunction to stop the city from conveying a deed to Milton I Baird for the City Poor Farm. Arguments focused on the validity of the 1890 quit claim and the transfer of guardians duties under 1887 acts. The court reserved decision.
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Common Pleas Court
Ewing and White
C. L. Straub
Milton I. Baird
W. W. Thomson
Matthew Weis
William Any
C. W. Helmold
Thomson
Board of Guardians of the Poor
D.T. Watson
Baird
Mr. Thomson
Board of Guardians of the
Mr. Straub
Board of Guardians
Watson
Department of Public Charities
Cocci
J. McF. Carpenter
Pittsburg
Guardians of the Poor
County of Allegheny
Carpenter
Westmoreland County
Allegheny County
L. C. Lazear
Major Moreland
W. B. Rodgers
Ewing
Rodgers
Westmoreland
Here
Ex-Mayor Robert Liddell Responds to Spencer Suit
Ex Mayor Robert Liddell yesterday filed his answer to suits brought by Joseph Spencer and his wife to recover money they allege loaned to him. He states that on September 12 1889 the partnership between him and Spencer under the firm name Spencer & Spencer dissolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Liddell
Joseph Spencer
Spencer
Settlement and mortgage in Spencer Liddell dissolution
The Liddell firm dissolved as Spencer retired. Spencer received a $20,700 bond for his share and security for liabilities a $30,000 mortgage. Liabilities were paid and the mortgage canceled June 20, 1890. It was claimed the Spencers owed him $15,000 after balancing accounts. Mrs. Spencer reportedly owed $20,000 for advances to cover stock debt in Nation Trust Company and other corporations.
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Spencers
Spencer
Nation Trust Company
What Natural Gas Costs in Cincinnati Trial
The case of Cincinnati Gas Light and Coal Co. v. City of Cincinnati opens testimony on gas pricing. Commissioner J W Kinnear hears evidence comparing local and other cities gas prices, with figures ranging from 1 to 150 per 1000 cubic feet and debates over actual costs versus amounts paid by Cincinnati.
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J. W. Kinnear
Grant Street
Kinnear
Cincinnati Gas Light and Coal Company
Cincinnati
John W. Warrington
Theodore Horstman
John Galvin
New York
Baltimore
Louisville
New Orleans
The Transgressor's Way Convictions in Criminal Court
In the Criminal Court yesterday Frank Vlrtzne was convicted of feloniously cutting Officer George E. Schneider and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. George Black pled guilty to larceny of 17 dollars from John Taylor and received one year in the workhouse. William Williams Jr pled guilty to larceny of 5 dollars from Henry Birch and was fined six months in the workhouse. Thomas Starr pled guilty to larceny of a revolver from B F Johnston and was given seven months in the workhouse. Robert Carter alias Jackson was convicted of carrying concealed weapons. Jury is deliberating nk Con nere on assault on Mary Mulligan. Jobo Lorasky on trial for selling liquor without license on Sunday.
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Frank Vlrtzne
George E. Schneider
Allegheny
George Black
John Taylor
William Williams, Jr
Henry Birch
Thomas Starr
B. F. Johnston
Robert Carter
Jackson
Nk Connere
Mary Mulligan
Jobo Lorasky
Solt Brought Against a Mexican Tin Mining Company
J W Trimbath of Bedford county filed suit against the Pittsburg and Mexican Tin Mining Company to recover 15000 of its stock refused transfer. He says as former resident superintendent he expanded ore value and was to receive 10000 stock, later increased to 15000, but directors later denied the transfer.
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J. W. Trimbath
Bedford County
Pittsburg and Mexican Tin Mining Company
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Durango
Mex
Trimbath
Married and Happy in Knoxville After Matrimonial Pardon
The Knoxville district attorney’s office witnessed a wedding that settled a pending indictment. Peter Stoerkie, 18, and Lizzie Pehr, 15, were joined after the parents agreed to marriage over trial. Dr Douglass led a ceremony on matrimonial duties as the court accepted a nolle pros with costs paid by the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Peter Stoerkie
Lizzie Pehr
Knoxville
Stoerkle
Miss Pehr
Douglass
Grand Jury Returns True Bills On Multiple Charges
The grand jury yesterday returned true bills naming Wm. Ambrose, Thomas Coyne, and Eunice Levy among others for aggravated assault and battery and felonious assault. Additional names include Frank Arnsberger, BR Hermann, Mary Milligan, and Peter Stoesdle with larceny and related offenses. Seven bills list Martin Kerchner, Edward Clark for robbery and Frank Schultz and Louis Schafer for perjury.
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Wm. Ambrose
Thomas Coyne
Eunice Levy
Jacob Levy
Frank Arnsberger
BR. Hermann
Margaret Piccard
John Tracey
John Moore
Mollie Flecker
Alias Martin
H. J. Harrison
Mary Milligan
M. J. Melver
Peter Stoesdle
Courts Rule Two Patents Not Original in Walker Case
In United States Circuit Court the Consolidated Roller Mill Company versus B R Walker ruling found the Gray patent not original and lacking novelty, thus no infringement. The Odell patent claim was not pressed and dismissed.
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United States
Consolidated Roller Mill Company
B. R. Walker
W. D. Gray
A. H. Odell
Odell
Gray
Harriet A White will filed for probate 1890
The late Harriet A White's will dated March 18 1890 was filed for probate. It leaves $600 to Allegheny Cemetery Company for keeping the family lot in good order. George White grandson of William White Josephine Taylor wife of James W Taylor and Charles and Homer Taylor receive 1 each. The residue goes to Helen Anderson Sarah J Miller and Mary Gilchrist for distribution to the worthy poor. W W Anderson of Allegheny is named executor.
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Harriet A. White
Allegheny Cemetery Company
George White
William White
Josephine Taylor
James W. Taylor
Charles
Homer Taylor
Helen Anderson
Sarah J. Miller
Mary Gilchrist
W. W. Anderson
Allegheny
To Day's Trial List Commonwealth vs Glass Ward and Others
The Criminal Court will hear Commonwealth v Frank Glass Joseph Brown William Bender Levi Felty William Butler Mary Wright Mike Ward and Eliza Ward in a session focused on arraignments and preparations for upcoming trials. Proceedings will determine next steps in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
Frank Glass
Joseph Brown
William Bender
Levi Felty
William Butler
Mary Wright
Mike Ward
Eliza Ward
Arzow & Co Display Of Men’s Neckties At Fifth Avenue
James H. Arzow & Co presents a new men’s neckwear display at 100 Fifth Avenue showcasing patterns and fabrics. The window highlights silk, satin, and woven ties aimed at stylish professional dress for spring.
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James H. Arzow & Co
Presbyterian Gain Gleans from Church Fields in Pittsburg and Allegheny
The article notes rapid growth of Presbyterian churches in Pittsburg and Allegheny, with half of 150 plus churches under Presbyterian branches. East Liberty Church with 800 members leads a network of at least 13 daughter churches, and historic ties trace to Scotch Irish roots. Future U P and regular Presbyterian union is anticipated within two decades.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
United Presbyterians
U. P
Eevy
McIlvaine
East Liberty
Our City
Diverse church services listed across Pittsburgh area
Numerous churches report morning and evening services with sermons on topics such as The Bread of Life The Unanswered Question and Bringing Forth Things New and Old. Pastors include Rev Townsend Rev Lichtliter Rev Wilson Rev Bird Rev Belfour Rev Shrom and many others across Liberty Street M E Church Fourth Avenue Baptist and Shady Avenue churches.
Church Services Across Allegheny_REGION This Sunday
Third U P Church Hidge venue ew returns to post for morning and evening services Nanty Avenue M E. Cooncan T J Leak pastor Rev W Hazelton preaches in morning Dr Leak preaches on Nazareth Cities of the Bible at werenine Eighth United Presbyterian Church Allegheny Rev W J Wishart subject Individual Responsibility No evening service Congregational Church North and Grant seed William McCracken pastor preaches 1020 The All Things of the Christian 745 Gods Knowledge of Mens Ways Rev W H McMasters will preach 1030 4 M Montgomery Avenue Fourth U P Church Sabbath schools 2 and 6 1 P M Young people meeting 1111 pm Central Presbyterian Church Allegheny corner Anderson and Lacock Rev S B McCormick services 1045 Ingr a Mercy Answered Burexa Vista Street M E Allegheny J H Miller pastor services morning and evening Lord's Supper after morning sermon 743 P M Dr T N Eaton P E preaches Epworth League devotional 645 P M
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Fultos Street
Wylie
Center Avenues
A. J. Bird
First English Lutheran Church
Grant Street
Edmund Belfour
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Bloomfield
William P. Shrom
Bread of Life
Eighth Presbyterian Church
R. Doneboo
A. H. Wencacin D D
Pittsburg Female College
Ritchin Court House
West Virginia
Homewood Presbyterian Chapel
Charles J. Chalfant
U. P. Coronci
Seventh Avenue
Willam J. Reid
DL D
J. M
U P
Forty-fourth Street
J. D. Bands
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Wylie Avenue
Congress Street
J. B. Koehne
H. H. Stiles
Temperance Workers
Sons of Temperance Hall
Ohio Street
Allegeny
Friendship Lodge of Good Templars
Holy Communion
Owme
Grace Reformed Church
Webster Avenue
Prugh
Turtle Creek Reformed Church
Shady Avenue Baptist Church
Penn Avenue
W. A. Stanton
Christian Endeavor
Central Christian Church
Pittsburg
Thirty - Seventh Street
Baptist Carnon
Mulhern
John Marsh
Pepie
John Wesley Church
Artur Street
George W. Clinton
Cot Jones
Waa Pie Heny
Wylie Avenue United Presbyterian Church
W. H. Knox
TD de
J. W. Witherspoon
U. P
Hidge
Nanty Avenue
M. E. Cooncan
T. J. Leak
W. Hazelton
Werenine
Secoxpd Congregational Church
North
Grant Peta
William McCracken
W. H. McMastens
Montgomery Avenue
Allegheny
Fulton
Central Presbyterian Church
Anderson and
Lacock Streets
B. McCormick
Burexa Vista
M. E. Crvees
J. H. Miller
T. N. Eaton
P. E
Epworth League
Missionary Society meeting and church dedications in 1890
The Presbyterian Banner reports upcoming events including Women’s Home Missionary Society quarterly meeting on September 17 in Seneneey Cree above Ohio, a lecture by Pick J. MecClurkin, a new mission church at Federal station to be dedicated with multiple services, and a conference at Thirty-seventh Street Baptist Sunday school plus plans for St Stephen’s Episcopal Church activities and Washington and Jefferson College’s 50th year with calls for memorial gifts.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
Amaeny
Pittsburg
Reformed Presbyterian Seminary
Alreatony Church
Seneneey Cree
Ohio
J. K MecClurkin
Bridgeville
Thirty-seventh Street Baptist Sunday School
William F. Maron
Broad Street
East End
William C.rodgers
St Stephen's Episcopal Church
Wilkinsburg
England
G. Hodges
Calvary Church
Majestic
Niagara
Hudson River
St. Stephen's
P. 5
Grega
Pennsyvania
Washington and Jefferson College
Harvard
Jefferson
Washington
Remarkable Twin Brothers Career Inseparable Partners
Boston telegram reports Benjamin Goddard died yesterday. His life mirrored that of his twin Nathaniel who survives. Sons of a former Boston merchant they were born about 80 years ago and entered Boston Latin School in 1821. They won the Franklin medal in 1827 and graduated Harvard in 1831. They inherited their father’s East India trade and remained united in home and mercantile life, among a Harvard class with Motley Phillips Shortliffe Shattuck Appleton Bethune Gardner and Churchill.
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Dispatch
Boston
Benjamin Goddard
Nathaniel
Boston Latin School
Harvard
John Lothrop Motley
Wendell Phillips
Nathaniel B. Shortleff
George C. Shattuck
Thomas G. Appleton
George A. Beth Kune
Francis Boot
Francis Gardner
Asaph Churchill
Public Works Receipts Report August Totals
The Department of Public Works filed August receipts with the Controller. Items include Diamond markets 1644.25 Adams market 5 Southside market 629.75 Monongahela wharf 1777.02 Allerheny wharf 425 tax scales 136.75 switch and scale licenses 225 Bureau of Water Assessments new buildings 973.93 Bureau of Water Supply Cold scrap 160 Bureau of Highways and Sewers repairing Penn avenue for Philadelphia Company 5950 Municipal Bets iron and old furniture sold 10446 Total 6090.69.
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Department of Public Works
Diamond
Adams Market
Southside
Monongahela
Allerheny
Bureau of Water Assessments
Bureau of Water Supply
Bureau of Highways and Sewers
Penn Avenue
Philadelphia Company
Municipal Betes
Cable Letters Highlight Europe Exclusive to Tomorrow's DIS
The DIS announces exclusive features on Great Britain Ireland and the European continent in tomorrow's PATCH edition. The report underscores comprehensive coverage of cables and communications across Europe with a focus on developments and industry insight.
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Great Britain and Ireland
Europe
Tomorrow
Bartender Barlow Arrested in Liberty Street Saloon Incident
Patrick Barlow, bartender at James Gilti nan s saloon on Liberty street, was arrested yesterday and will have a hearing with his employer before Magistrate McKenna this afternoon. Gillioan remains confined at Mercy Hospital after a prior arrest for keeping a disorderly pen. Police allege both men have habitually drunk and disturbed the neighborhood. Barlow posted 500 bail.
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Patrick Barlow
James Giltinan
Liberty Street
McKenna
Giltinan
Mercy Hospital
Gillioan
Barlow
Providence Presbyterian Church to hold services in Allegheny
Providence Presbyterian Church Liberty near Chestnut street Allegheny will preach at 10 40 A M and 7 45 P M Frost Christian Church Montgomery avenue and Archant Allegheny Rev W P Robardson orning and Rev B S McKrrraiox D D pastor of
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Providence Presbyterian Church
Liberty
Chestnut Street
Allegheny
Rer
W. A. Ter
Frost Chuistian Church
Montgomery Avenue
Archaunt
FP. Robardson
T — Mu Ries Orning
B.S. McKrrraiox
D. D
Creditors of Holmes Brothers Propose Settlement Plan
Creditors of E. and B. Holmes lumber merchants of Buffalo have received a settlement proposition to continue the firm. Liabilities total $620,000. The plan offers notes at 6 12 and 18 months for half the liabilities, with the other half paid within two years, secured by $240,000 in stock in the Central Manufacturing Company of Buffalo.
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New York
E. & B. Holmes
Buffalo
Central Manufacturing Company
Tomorrow's Dispatch promises more vows and special articles
An announcement touts Tomorrow's Dispatch as the newspaper with more promises and special features than any rival in the state, urging readers to buy a copy and be convinced.
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Tomorrow's Dispatch
Diverse Late News Items From Brier Idaho and Beyond
A roundup of brief items notes Indians in Idaho loyal to Boulan renouncing faith, Lutheran persecutions in Russia worsening, Ruskin to publish two poem volumes, Emil Dietsch dies in Chicago, rich gold deposits found near Rapid City, train wreck injuring Pacific Express crew at Schoolcraft, Russia refuses arms payment demand by Kalgaria, three Potawatomi Indians killed and several injured in council, record oil discovery in Indiana field, Booths Darkest England soon to be published, Denver yard switchmen strike over supervisor Burns, Dr Koch to begin tuberculosis inoculation trials, Postmaster Fidinger missing with $10,000 debt. veteran and pensioner from Clarence, NY.
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Russia
Ruskin
Emil Dietsch
Cook County
Chicago
Rapid City
Schoolcraft
Mich
Kalgaria
Council
John Fidinger
Clarence
N. Y
Fidinger
Beggar George Williams Foiled After Hallucinated Scam
In Adrian Michigan on September 12, George Williams a bogus deaf and dumb beggar who claimed to be mute collected $3 and a Hillsdale pass. After leaving town he entered a saloon near the station and called for a glass of beer in a loud voice. He had traveled through Buckeyedom without detection.
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Adrian, Mica
George Williams
Hillsdale
Buckeyedom
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Washington County
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