Three Courts In Session As Judges Dispatch Heavy Docket
The third branch of the Criminal Court opened with Judge Porter and cleared a large docket in two weeks. DA Burleigh used various attorneys for minor cases while ADA Goehring handled the major ones. juries were sometimes exhausted and vacancies filled from spectators. Several defendants faced trial, including Frank Shay on multiple burglary charges and Louis Manning’s case tied to Carson Street robberies. others were acquitted or given probationary sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Porter
Burleigh
Goehring
Kennedy
Charles Strain
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Youghingheny
Stewart
Strain
West Newton
Workbhouse
Henry Palmer
Penn Avenue
Dr. Buchanan
Palmer
Pittsburg Phonograph Company
Frank Shay
Herman Rohrkaste
South Cis Spa
Carson Streets
Samuel Vereick
Carson Goes
Louis Manning
Carson Street
Porte
Shay
J. W. Ansel
Lida Ansel
Ben Breese
Green Tree Borough
Squire Mellinger
Charles Reed
Squire
Mellinger
Mike Hotener
Mike Samberg
Matthew Elliott
R T. Reineman
Soho
Pierce McCabe
Geo. B. Lott
Clarksville
Wm. Shamacker
Wm. Pakulski
Jerry Cahill
James Devinney
Fred Beymer
Dan Hatzfield
Troy Hill
Grand Jury Returns True Bills On Assault Case And Liquor Offenses
The grand jury returned true bills yesterday against Carl Nold and Henry Bauer as accessories to the July 24 assault on H. C. Frick by Alexander Bergman. Several liquor offenses also yielded true bills, naming Albert Lahata Sr., John Adler, Kate Carey, George Kroecich, F. Morsick, Singer, John Boner, Fred Mackison, Louis Kionh, Jacob Stern, John Lorentofsky, Adolph Bingley, Samuel Friedman, Abram Frank and Henry Vogel. Additional true bills listed Thomas Cain, Jalvis Dornberger, Mike Shanahan, Mary McFadden, George Jeremy, Huh Hueney, J. M. Tucobs, George I. Hay, Adolph Binzley, John Keck, Thomas Markham, Samuel Richey. Some bills were ignored for James Brown, Samuel Cashaellar, Albert Kolb and James Anderson Jr.
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Carl Nold
Henry Bauer
H. C. Frick
Alexander Bergman
Albert Lahata
John Adler
Kate Carey
George Kroecich
F. Morsick
Singer
John Boner
Fred Mackison
Louis Kionh
Jacob Stern
John Lorentofsky
Adolph
Thomas Cain
Atray
Jalvis Dornberger
Serentoniuiz
Mike Shanahan
Mary McFadden
George Jeremy
Huh Hueney
J. M. Tucobs
George I. Hay
Adolph Binzley
John Keck
Thomas Markham
Samuel Richey
James Brown
Samuel Cashaellar
Albert Kolb
James Anderson, Jr
Licenses Targeted in County Liquor Proceedings
In Quarter Sessions Court yesterday Attorney W M Price filed petitions to revoke two liquor licenses. Edward B Hesser seeks rules against Hippeley & Son for selling beer to minors and on Sundays and in unpermitted quantities. EF Hodge seeks cause to revoke his wholesale license for selling malt liquor below 12 pints and distilled liquor below one quart. Hearing set for September 30.
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W. M. Price
Quarter Sessions
Edward B. Hesser
Hippeley & Son
EF. Hodge
Nox
Spring Garden Avenue
Allegheny
Commonwealth
Hodge
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg
Kent Desires Release From Central Station Hearings Set
Christopher Kent seeks habeas corpus in Common Pleas No. 1 to end confinement at Central station. The court granted the writ and set a hearing for tomorrow. Kent, charged in Lakewood, N Y, with enticing a girl named Frances Williams, was arrested by Detective Robinson at the Lakewood police request. The will of late attorney John M Tiernan was filed for probate leaving $300 to ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Holmes
Common Pleas
John M. Tiernan
Monongshela House Boarder Receives Estate Reward
The will thanks Mary Gallagher a chambermaid at the Monongshela House for care and kindness during his stay. The balance of the estate is to be divided among his relatives.
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Mary Gallagher
Monongshela House
To Day's Trial List Criminal Court Commonwealth
Commonwealth docket lists defendants including Charlies Stram Edward Harkins George Mixell Griffith Gray Matthew Lawler William Briggs James Martin Andrew Patterson C K Morris George Shiner Robert Belt James Cunningham Hugh Harrington William Rupp G Eichley James Frank Gross F Johnston John Beck Samuel Horovitz John Kauzenesky Nicholas Kremer Theresa Levantz William Thomas Peter Newland William Jones Enoch Jones Marcellus Montague William Valentine Richard Hodgson David Madden D W Doughty Pangots Miller Edward Bailey Thomas Guyenski Lizzie Sopp.
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Criminal Court — Commonwealth
Charlies Stram
Edward Harkins
George Mixell
Grifith Gray
Matthew Lawler
William Briggs
James Martin
Andrew Patterson
C.K. Morris
George Shiner
Robert Belt
James Cunningham
Hugh Harrington
Willam Rupp
G. Eichley
James Frank Gross
F. Johnston
John Beck
Samuel Horovitz
John Kauzenesky
Nicholas Kremer
Ongoing suits and borough incorporation noted in county
Evita Ann Atkins sues George Murdy for 100 damages over oats from her West Deer field. Grand Jury favors Oakdale borough incorporation from North Fayette and South Fayette townships. Perex SxyYpER sues William Rhodes for false arrest. prior case withdrawn. Tex Howard Plate Glass Company seeks equity to stop board culverts under Duquesne tracks draining water onto plaintiffs property.
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Evita Ann Atkins
George Murdy
West Deer Township
Oakdale
North Fayette
South Fayette
Perex Sxyyper
William Rhodes
Snyder All Rhodes
Larkins
Alleheny
Reading Kaltonad Labor Conference Ends Dispute in Hour
Philadelphia report states President McLeod of Reading and union leaders met with Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Wilkins of the Railway Conductors and P H Morrissey of the Trainmen at St Charles Hotel to settle a grievance. One of three discharged workers was reinstated after showing ignorance of rules, while the other two who signed the rules remained out.
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Philadelphia
McLeod
Reading Road
Gnovance Committee of Employes
Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Wilkins
P. H. Morrissey
St. Charles
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Gompers
Federation of Labor
Mr. Arthur
Little Anna Walst Preaches Pathodonily at Police Station
Anna Walst pleads for mercy as officers arrest her parents after August Walst hits the wife with a chair aboard a shanty boat near La Belle Street works. The family, including four children, is detained at the lock-up after the incident and released to their mother.
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Mamma
Anna Walst
Allegheny
Papa
August Walst
Anna
la Belle Street
Walst
Hally
Mra Waist
Waist
A and T Louis Street Car Horror in St Louis
A street railway crash in St Louis injures 13 and kills two when an electric motor and trailer car derailed on a steep grade near a curve. Victims include Mrs Barbara Schening and an unidentified man. several named passengers suffer fatal injuries or serious harm.
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St. Louis
Barbara Schenning
A. M. Jones
Adolph Snell
Annie Mose
Rudolph Horteman
Proved Remedy Relieves Severe Stomach Pain
Henry A Thofern recalls a trip to Higeinsville Missouri three years ago when sudden colic and stomach pains struck. Relatives sent for a doctor who prescribed Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. The patient reports immediate relief after using the medicine.
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Higeinsville
Henry A. Thofern
Pianos Pinos and Bargains at Fifth Avenue
Second hand square pianos offered for quick sale at 77 Fifth Avenue Washington DC. cash or payments accepted. Also notices of B&O excursions September 13 to 20 with return until October, and real estate developments on Highland Avenue East Ed near the Park with lots planned for sale. Also promotional items and health ad for DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
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Watercome
Fifth Avenue
Washington, D.C
Naval Veterans
Couch
Cumberland
Bute
Pittsburg
Flighland Avenue
A Pair of Pantaloons at Facksons
A satire praising pantaloons and urging readers to buy at Fackson's for maker’s-price outfits. It touts panteleons as essential and claims superior value for $10, $12, and $15 suits compared with competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panteleon
Fackson's
Half Price Silk Handkerchiefs Offer From Local Shop
Dozens of silk handkerchiefs in hemstitched and hand embroidered styles with scalloped edges available in pink blue nile cream black and heliotrope. Value ranges from 60c to 75c but sale prices are 25c 38c and 50c while quantities last.
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Yesra
Japan
Boys and Misses All Leather School Shoes Sale
Readable ad item shows boys and misses splendid all leather school shoes available in sizes 11 to 2. Prices listed as 99e, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75 and 2 dollars. A concise catalog-style promotion reflecting period pricing and product.
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Nold
Bauer
Grand Jury
Kent
A &T. Louis
Luella Piper
Jos, Horse & Co
de Witt
Johann Hoff
Eisner & Mendelson Co
Barclay Street
New York
Marion Harland
Catharine Owen
Christine Terhune Herrick
Emma P. Ewing
S. T. Rover
F. A. Benson
Amy Barnes
Margaret Wister
Mane
N. K. Fairbank & CO
Chicago
Pittsburgh
F. Sellers & CO
Boggs & Buhl
Rosenbaum & CO
CaPyRrgur
PLAID
Windsor Ak
Dent
Jacksons
Liberty ST
Star Corner
Suwr
Market St
Heiskell’s
Johnston, Holloway & CO
Commerce Street
Aliquippa
Rochester
Beaver Falls
Beaver
New Brighton
Phillipsburg
Westinghouse Building
Pittsburg, Pa
Laird
Bourn
al Balks
Uip
Plain
Bals
Congress and Blochers
Congress
Ggc
W. M. Laird
Betail
Market
Wood ST
Anderson
GEO. K. Stevenson & CO
Sixth Street
Dala
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