Two Domestead Men Indicted for Unlawful Assemblage
The county notes a trial and indictment for unlawful assembly tied to a railroad collision. Charles H. Strain, engineer for the Pittsburg McKeesport and Youghingheny Railroad, was convicted of misdemeanor under the railroad assembly rules after a collision at West Newton. He testified he missed a following train and would not have pulled out if he had noticed. The case follows a prior Federal street disaster and ends with sentencing due the extreme penalty provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Strom
Starr
Pennsylvania Company
Federal Street
Strain
Pittsburg, McKeesport
Youghingheny
West Newton
Chartiers
G. Stewart
Thomas Marshall
Kt. F. Clever
Burleigh
J. 3
Huber
Marshall
MacClerg
Ite
Strsin
Ohi
John Bleck’s Bad Record and Local Court Outcomes
John Bleck stands trial before Judge Kennedy on charges including larceny breaking and entering carrying concealed weapons and riotous shooting tied to a depot theft of 70 dollars and firing on Officer James Coen. Other defendants James Cunningham Hugh Harrington Effie Skinner face liquor license violations and larceny cases with workhouse sentences. A separate Pittsburgh area U S court action moves to dissolve an attachment against John Harrison, a striker previously arrested in 1877.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beck
Kennedy
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Youghingheny
James Coen
James Cunningham
Duquesne
Hugh Harrington
Braddock
Effie Skinner
Maud Raymond
Second Avenue
William Briggs
James Martin
Andrew Patterson
McClung
Pennsylvania Company
United States Court
John Harrison
Lehigh & Wailkesbarre Coal Company
United States
Petition Seeks Guardianship Over Orphan’s Court Case
Adolph Peverman filed yesterday in the Orphan's Court a petition seeking guardianship. The action appears to concern a minor orphans' welfare guardian appointment and requests court oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Peverman
Orphan's Court
Removal of guardian Brant over Margaret and William King
The court moves to remove John Brant as guardian for Margaret and William J. King. Beverman and Philip Brant stand as Brant’s bondsmen in the amount of $4,000. The filing alleges Brant is a spendthrift with unsteady habits mismanaging the estate, risking damage to both estate and bondsmen if not removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brant
Margaret
William J. King
Beverman
Philip Brant
Brant
Homesteaders Indicted in Unlawful Assembly Case
Grand jury returns first true bills in Home steal cases. Thomas Bowen and Edward Burke charged with unlawful assembly near Carnegie Steel works in Munhall on August 3. Other counts include assault, larceny by bailee, entering a building, and robb. Costs of certain cases are charged to aldermen prosecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bowen
Edward Burke
J. T. Miller
Carnegie Steel Company
Munhall
Samuel Boyd
James Boyd
James Kane
August Schaler
Fred Miller
Simon Kirshler
Robert Aunagter
David Davis
Elizabeth Davis
A. F. Griffith
Louis Knapp
Julia Knapp
Kenry Mansch
Steve McLaughlin
John Patterson
John Reckinger
James Thompson
Martin Weis
Mary Wenzel
William Gallagher
Louis Johnston
John Kirr
George Hamilton
W. N. Stable
Nellie Watchorn
A. M. Grabarceny
Frank Thompson
Charles Hildabidie Linle Albert
Jon Marshall
Grand
Martha Hoefer
J. A. Mellinger
McKeesport
J. Groetzmyer
J. A. Donovan
Itteburg
Neil Quinn
John Steele
Annie Steele
John Lond
A. S Ludwig
Joseph Ceris
Equity Gap Filed Over Six-Story Bloc In City
Helen M and Fannie H W Hamilton sue G H Bennett Bros and Kunkel Jordan alleging their three story building on Suithfeld Street near First Avenue could be endangered as Bennett Bros begin an eight story project on First Avenue. They seek an injunction to stop excavation that may damage the rear wall of the Hamilton property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen M
Fannie H W. Hamilton
G. H. Bennett & Bros
Kunkel & Jordan
Suithfeld Street
First Avenue
Bennett & Gros
Benonett & Bros
Cleveland
Flarrizyon
Ifty
Andrea Martin Gillet & CO
Exchange Place
Baltimore
Janee Armstrong
New York
Monaco
Scabin
Judge Scalfe
Comilla
Quet
Wash
Harris
Larned
Kan
James Thompson
Mabel Welch
Ameer
Afghanistan
Badakishan
Derwas
Wakham
Kurdistan
Wate
L&nd
Chile
San Carlos
the Hague
Baron von Guebonow
Andais Vallabares
Herish Nation
Commonwealth v Barrity defendants named in criminal court case
Commonwealth vs Samuel Barrity and a long list of co defendants including C Rh Morris G W Shiver Robert Belt James Boggs Frank Goss F E Johnston John Kanseensensky Nicholas Kremer Teresa Levantz Wm Thomas Peter Newlin Wm Jones Enoch Jones Richard Woodson Darvid Madden D W Dowrkty Fangett Miller Edward Batley Thomas Guvenskie Liezie Sopp Quiver Reon W J Smith W W Stiver F L Addelbatte Thomas McCoorey Charles Van Moss Paul Dewmwig Eli Donoine James Lark Eugene Carroll James Connelly trick Fannech Revert Golden J Miller Charles Robbins Harry Wright Abraham Levy Michael McKeuna in a criminal court case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court — Commonwealth
Samuel Barrity
C. Rh. Morris
G.W. Shiver
Robert Belt
James Boggs
Frank Goss
John Kanseensensky
Nicholas Kremer
Teresa Levantz
Wm. Thomas
Peter Newlin
Wm. Jones
Enoch Jones
Richard Woodson
Darvid Madden
D. W. Dowrkty
Fangett Miller
Edward Batley
Thomas Guvenskie
Liezie Sopp
Quiver Reon
W. J. Smith
W. W. Stiver
F. L. Addelbatte
Thomas McCoorey
Charles van Moss
Paul Dewmwig
Eli Donoine
James Lark
Eugene Carroll
James Connelly
Trick Fannech
Revert Golden
J. & Miller
Charles Robbins
Harry Wright
Abraham Levy
Michael McKeuna
Local Church Charters Filed and Damages Suits Entered
A charter for the Francis Virginia Gladden African Methodist Church in Homwestend was granted yesterday. Applications for Bellevue A M E Zion Church charter filed. Hubert Schlom sued for damages in a personal injury case. Patrick Kligallon and Charlies Ale Quade sued for 5000 damages over an arrest on a charging without a license. Fisher, an ex soldier, licensed. Tre Wilson Snyder Manufacturing co sued McKeesport Light Co for 922,467 on a note. claim against Lraddock Electric Railway for 297 for materials. Executions issued against Western Manufacturing Company for 82077. Judgments granted in cases Bernhart Meinz v Dorothea Meinz and Lena Adler v David Adler. Deserlion alleged in both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Virginia Gladden
M. EL
Homwestend
Bellevue A. M. EK. Zion Church
C. Gorriren Miniwayy
Sul Neninet
Hubert Sclohm
Evinder
Parmen Piseer
Patrick Kligallon
Charlies Ale Quade
Duquesne Boro
Bernhart Meinz
Dorothea Meinz
Lena Adler
David Adler
Deserlion
Tariff Reform Cakes Stir Public Debate Says Review
The Derd branch of United States Baking Company gains favorable notice for its Tariff Reform Cakes aimed at relief for the hungry. Supporters praise Tariff Reform as a key campaign issue while critics remain skeptical of the confection’s political flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derd
United States Baking Company
Carnegie linked Western works project in Superior Wisconsin
Authentic reports place a western branch of the Carnegie works near Superior Wisconsin with 1000 acres bought near Superior bay. H W Oliver of Pittsburgh is named as actual purchaser with Carnegie and Minnesota Iron connected, while Frick and Minnesota officials visit Mesaba mines to assess ore. Options on the land were arranged via Chicago agents amid secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sepstonn
Wis
Carnegie Works
Superior
Superior Bay
KR. J. Wemyss
Improvement Company
H. W. Oliver
Pittsburg
Carnegie Company
Minnesota Iron Company
Homestead
Oliver
Carnegie
H. G Frick
Minnesota Company
Mesaba Range
Frick
Agenta
Chicago
Winnipeg Road
WAE AMONG THE CHOCTAWS REPORTED VIOLENCE
A Denison correspondent reports 16 men killed by a mob of 28 Choctaw Indians targeting Green McCurtain the National Treasurer. Governor Jones rallies militia as authorities urge disbanding armed groups and surrender by noon. Indian agent Bennett to oversee peace talks and vote count at October Choctaw Council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Tex
Green McCurtain
Joe Heek
Bennett
Choctaw Council
Train Crash Destroys Saloons After Signal Error
A westbound freight backing into an express wagon on Water Street caused the front car to break and the train split, crashing into saloons and storerooms. Brakeman Frank Obermaner and Richard Sharkey injured. Obermaner may not recover. The wagon driver escaped harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CrixcrxNati
Water Street
Frank Obermaner
Richard Sharkey
Obermaner
Keep Your House Clean Keep Your Body Healthy
A public health notice urges cleanliness with soap and water to prevent disease and suggests diet and exercise promote physical health while asking what will keep the mind at ease. It promises to tell readers the answer.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a harmless cure for female complaints including ovarian issues uterine tumors and nervous debility. It claims benefits for kidney complaints and invites correspondence to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mystery of the missing banknotes and a double betrayal
In Liverpool a merchant father loses £700 in notes to an unknown thief. Clues surface as a shell of blank paper with numbers, tracking to two clerks, Tom Hall and Richardson. Detective Bingley arrests Hall. later evidence points to Richardson, who is convicted while Hall is released and aided by the generous father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ques
Crown
Manchester
Liverpool
Oldham
Bingley
Vonless
Thad
Old Richardson
Tom Hall
Richardson
Hall
Hingley
Dale Street
Hane
Liverpool Institute
Richardson and
Everett
Meredith
Nightshade
The
Leeds
Nelson
Henry
Bury
Lancashire
Liverpol
Rawlins
Asleat
Richardsons
Rosenbaum & Co Early Fall Novelties and Garments
Rosenbaum & Co presents early fall novelties in glorks and suits. The Clock and Suit Department bulges with advance designs from Old World and American makers. Ladies, misses, and children’s garments of all kinds fill the most comprehensive Smoky City stock yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Resler Jackets and Russian Blouse Coats Featured in New Styles
A catalog of ladies’ outerwear lists Resler jackets in plain and fur trim plus various fabrics such as Beavers Kerseys and English Homespuns with sizes 23 to 44 and prices $3.75 to $50. Russian Blouse Coats in Beaver Cheviots and Mixed Cloths offer belts and navy black tan gray options from $7.75. Long and short cloaks for Misses and Children include Gretchen coats and new cape hood or fur trimmed markets with prices from $2.50 up to premium selections.
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Engineer Strain
Pembckey
Domestead
John Bleck
I. Junction
Te-Day
Have & Western
Harry Oiiver
Wisconsin
Conta Rica
Washington
State Department
San Jose
Costa Rica
Rodriguez
Hudson Bay
Ottawa
Ont
W. G Parmalee
Customs
Ontario
C. C. Chipman
Hudson Day Company
Cincinnati
Wells, Richardson & Co
Burlington, Vt
U.S
Allegheny
Murphy Bros. Co., Model Home Furnishers
Seventh ST
Fiarrison
Harrison
Waltham
Elgin
jJewels
Stem Winder
Beller
Life Assurance
Edward A. Woods
Market ST
Japanesi
Emil
Penn Ave
Wylie Ave
Felton
McElveen Furniture Co
Lim
Smithfield St
Anderson
Max Meredith
Rosenbaum & CO
Resler
Wattean
Market St. Sellermm
Chaip
Penn Av. TT
Iowa
Arnia
Ill
Alliance
Honolulu
First Republic
Pantheon
Asse
Visalia
Cal
Collis
Laumeister
San Francisco
Sherif
McNulty
Sapanines
Cour
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