Mill Men Indicted and Duquesne Rioters Charged
The grand jury returned true bills against 29 Duquesne riot defendants for unlawful assembly after the August 4 trouble. Names include William Benn Jacob Bakie J T Bennett Jim Brady Emilie Cotz John Essler Joseph Essler John Fidley J F Gibson William Graff Jacob Hess F Pr Wogan Martin Kennedy Lewis Lewis John McGovern John McLain David Matthews Jaames Morris H J Naughton William Nolan Dennis O Donnell Wilber Ross Jaoot Snyder William Thompson James Tyson John Orsen and John Wiper. Homestead cases were taken up with no returns until next week. An order compelled Postel Telegraph Superintendent John Campell to produce certain telegrams. he asked for time and court approval, then Judge Kennedy issued an order. A true bill was found in the Dean case charged by Agent Dorente of the Anti Cruelty Society. An 11 year old girl near Spring Garden borough nearly died from neglect, leading to further suit. Additional true bills covered illegal liquor selling, assault and battery, felonious and aggravated assault and battery, desertion, and larceny. Some bills were ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne
Lovejoy
Alderman McMasters
William Benn
Jacob Bakie
J. T. Bennett
Jim Brady
Emilie Cotz
John Essler
Joseph Essler
John Fidley
J. F. Gibson
William Graff
Jacob Hess
F. Pr. Wogan
Martin Kennedy
Lewis Lewis
John McGovern
John McLain
David Matthews
Jaames Morris
H. J. Naughton
William Nolan
Dennis O'Donnell
Wilber Ross
Jaoot Snyder
William Thompson
James Tyson
John Orsen
John Wiper
Crond
John Camppell
Postel Telegraph Company
Toeseneey
Kennedy
Campbell
Frank E
Alice GC. Dean
Dorente
Anti-Cruelty Society
Emma Abber
Deans
Spring Garden
Mary Balder
Mre
E J. Morgan
Peter O'Donnell
John O'Neil
Michael Rodgers
John Gretschka
Jenna Hedricks
George Plant
Coleman Muskerin
Adam Walker
A. J. Sticker
Lizzie Stark
Steve Travis
James Bowe
Jacob Geiger
Samuel Hickey
Jessie Miller
Frank Shay
Southside
Claremont
John S Miller
Frank Dutrieble
Old Avenue
Jacob Fount
Michael Lynch
Third Avenue
John Winston
M. Perschiels
Fitty-first Street
Thomas McCovey
Hanna Donovan
L. Doughty
Samuel Hindman
Charles van Mos
Canal Street
Allegheny
W. Sigmund
Wannamaker & Brown
Wm. Baker
F. L. Addeibbats
Lena ‘Licker
Wylie Avenue
Wm. Jessnickle
Peter Blatt
John A. Roe
Long Criminal Court Trial List For Next Week
The upcoming weekly criminal court session lists a long roster of defendants scheduled Monday through Wednesday and Thursday. Names include P A Tuitta James Thompson Emmi Snyder Mary McFadden Joseph Shanieltz Teresa Lovante William Thomas Robert Golten Elizabeth Davis and many others across multiple days. The document records the extensive docket of defendants awaiting trial in the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Tuitta
Muzzo
James Thompson
Emmi Snyder
Anlia Jones
Ed Harkins
George Mixell
Griff Nth Gray
Gottlieb Richley
William Kapp
William Valenting
I. P. Madlanour
J. B Herron
W. W.stiver
Eugene Carroll
James Ounelly
Mike Iigcins
A. L. Lodwis
Willin Fertis
E Canavan
John Kanzensky
Teresa Lovante
William Thomas
Robert Golten
Aprmham Levy
John Farrell
Micheel Jatt
Poesdar
Louis Rothschild
O. White
C. Geekse
George Jeremacoy
Mary McFadden
M. Stanahean
William Stevenson
Joseph Shanieltz
Ede Henderson
Teresa Backman
Frank Thompson
Charles Hilda Kiddie
Edward Dressen
Little Albert
Fred Hochme
Robert Bannister
D. K. Davis
Elizabeth Davis
Wm. Gallagher
F P. Gruth
L. Knapp
Juha Knapp
Louis Johnsson
Henre Manrach
Wetdas
Martin Weis
Nellie Watehorn
Say Jenizel
Jennie Dilworth
Lizzie Funk
P. Haley
Subscriptions Gouged in Pittsburg Company Debts Suit
Liquidating trustees Frank W. Smith Morton Hunter and Theodore Doerflinger file suits to recover unpaid subscriptions for capital stock from Mayor H S Gourlay ex Sheriff McCandless Theodore Doerflinger J S Foster and George K Knox. Shares valued at 50 each, company dissolved 188 May, assets insufficient to meet debts. Also a separate equity bill seeks accounting and a receiver for Falkenberger. Fined for river dumping in federal court. Virginia November voting note appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Company, Limited
Frank W. Smith
Morton Hunter
Theodore Doertlinger
H. S. Gourlay
McCandless
Theodore Doerflinger
J. S. Foster
George K. Knox
F. W. Smith
Defendats
Pittsi . Company
J. 8. Foster
A. K E. McCandless
Mayor Gourley
George B Knox
Judge Buffington Grants Over 80 Naturalization Papers
Judge Buffington heard more than eighty naturalization applications from diverse nationalities yesterday, with a majority of applicants German. All were admitted to citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffington
Southside Robber Sentenced to Eleven Years in Penitentiary
In Criminal Court Frank Shay, convicted of two burglaries, attempted burglary, and pointing firearms in Southside store robberies, received five years for each burglary and one year for attempted burglary, totaling eleven years to the penitentiary, plus one year at Claremont for pointing firearms. Others faced various outcomes including sentences, acquittals, and fines in related cases.
Fayette County Sheriff Kept in Court for Contempt Charge
In a United States District Court hearing yesterday Sheriff McCormick of Fayette County faced contempt charges for allowing prisoners to be at liberty on certain occasions. Witnesses testified to seeing prisoners at liberty at specific times. McCormick said he had released trustworthy prisoners, never dangerous ones, following his predecessors. He was fined 25 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Yeaterday
McCormick
Fayette County
Criminal Court Defendants List Names in Commonwealth Case
Commonwealth vs multiple defendants including Andrew Slicker Samuel Cashdollar Thomas Conroy Joseph Kautzman William Kefeol Margaret Reed Hugh Ross August Schafer Henry Snyder Ann Sullivan L Weaver W T Milholland Mary J Smith John Rausphott Jacob Thoma John Reckinger George Fater Frank Falkner Stephen Holman Mrs Keller George Nash Patrick Griffin Edward Ford William M Harding Anne William McClelland Fred Fouolol appear in criminal court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
Andrew J. Slicker
Samuel Cashdollar
Thomas Conroy
Joseph Kautzman
William Kefeol
Margaret Reed
Hugh Ross
August Schafer
Henry Snyder
Ann Sullivan
L. Weaver
W. T. Milholland
Mary J. Smith
John Rausphott
Jacob Thoma
John Reckinger
George Fater
Frank Falkner
Stephen Holman
Mrs Keller
George Nash
Patrick Grifin
Edward Ford
William M Harding
An Ane
William McClelland
Fred ‘Oulol
Late News In Brief From Around The World
The Mexican Congress opened last night and Morocco proclaims conditional peace. Detroit strikers cut wires as unions press demands. Mrs Langtry opens her English season. Daltons raid deemed a canard. New York fruit porters aid cholera patients. Coffin price group orders no increases. Canadians study a canal from Lake St Clair to Lake Erie. Cattle disease hits 17 estates in Meckenbure. France and Russia sign a military convention. Aurora the Canadian goal poacher to raid rookeries in Sea. Shen-Si riots in China target French priests. one killed. Brialmont plans fortifications for Bosporus and Dardanelles. London thieves den exposed in St Martin's Lane. Tennessee miners rise again. militia called. Belgrade reports revolt, 공격 at Stepanje. Armour's Gryphon found safe in Chicago. Afghan Ameer postpones attack on Hazara tribes. Minneapolis elevators withhold stocks. London Provident Bank suspends payments, £175,000 undersecured. Quincy granite workers reach compromise. Keeley League forms. S E Moore presiding. Italian brigandage blamed on feudal nobles after Emberrato arrest. Kerr, former Rangas City bookkeeper, short £15,000, in England. Four Chinamen sentenced in Detroit. to China after. Romero introduces bill on tithe to seize church property. Canadian Trades Congress argues removing industrial taxes. Dr. Jayne's pectorant touted as cure in lingering catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
France
Russia
Aurora
Ameer
Afghanistan
Minneapolis
London Provident Bank
Aron
Quincy
S. E. Moore
Pittsburg
John M. Kelley
Italy
Emberrato
Augustus L. Kerr
Rangas
Jarvis-Conklin Mortgage Trust Company
Kerr
England
Chicago
House of Corréction
China
Romero
Pittsburg Tennis Club Finals Meet Sets for Mixed Doubles
Ready for finals this afternoon after hard fought rounds at the Pittsburg Tennis Club open. Miss Chambers will face Miss Potter of Wilkinsburg for the singles title while Miss McKennan and Mr Moorhead contend in doubles. details highlight strong serves, aggressive net play, and close matches with key results and prizes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Chambers
Pittsburg
Miss M. Ewing
Miss Potter
Wilkinsburg
Miss Ewing
Miss Chamber
Ischen
Miss McKennan
Mr. Moorhead
Mr. Wall
Miss Roberts
Mr. Pier
Mr. Vaill
Miss G. Ewing
Mr. Coster
Miss McKennen
Moorhead
Coster
Love
Mr Vaill
Vaill
Miss Wing
Indy
Wilkinsburgh Tennis Finals Set Amid Close Contests
The Wilkinsburgh Athletic Association reports highly competitive entries as finals begin this afternoon at Lo'clock, aiming to finish before the ball game with the Home steads at 3 45. Yesterday's results include Gentlemens Singles with Reates advancing after byes and low scores for EK & aler, Minos defeating Similth, and Leaf losing to ena in straight sets. Batchelor also defeated an opponent 6-4 6-3 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinsburgh Athletic Association
Efault
EK & Aler
Minos
Patron
Similth
Ena
Leaf
Fix
Ae Batchelor
Discounted City Goods Sale Includes Shirts and Hosiery
A broad sale lists unlaundered and laundered shirts with prices cut from 50c to 38c and from $1 to 65c, striped and camel hair shirts, lightweight cashmere items, and merino undershirts. Hose and half hose marked down to 25c or less, handkerchiefs at 5c to 10c, gloves at 75c, and 28 inch Gloria Cloth umbrellas reduced to $1.10 and $1.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glastonbery
Ohio Quarantine Measures Enforced in Cleveland
Cleveland authorities halt immigrant entry from infected ports and impose a military medical quarantine at the eastern state line in Lawrenceburg. Dr Miller of the State Board of Health sets up a 200 bed camp hospital at Ashtabula and prepares a city infirmary hospital to meet potential cholera cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Board of Control
Miller
State Board of Health
Lawrenceburg
Ashtabula
Made to Measure Suits and Fall Overcoats
Today's story on Made to Measure Clothing notes growing orders for fall overcoats and suits. The retailer promises fit, style, and workmanship, urging customers to compare prices and save money with tailored garments as patronage remains strong.
New Knable and Cooper Clearance Sale Begins
Knable and Cooper announce the closing of John P. Knable and Co stock with a broad cloak and jacket clearance. The department promises unmatched value with more goods for the same money, featuring 150 full weight jackets in Cheviot and mixtures priced to clear from $12.50 to $15 a jacket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Knable & Co
Bargain Sale Highlighted By Daily Department Deals
An advertisement touts $5.00 items and 250 fullweight long wraps in 4 to 12 year sizes with past regular prices between $5 and $15. It invites customers to come early for a wide daily selection across departments and many bargains.
Light and New Room Sells Dress Goods in Haste
Light splendiferous yet the carpenters and painters linger as cases of dress goods and silks pour in. Suitings imported in stylish 38 inch width priced 75 cents to $1, with over 200 new styles including Traver suitings in chic color blends. Diagonal and Chevron suitings, double width 36 inches, fill the center of the new room.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Criminal Court
William C. Hall
H. L. Falkenberger
Commission
Hall
Falkenberger
Duquesne National Bank
J. M. Clark
Flood
Day
Morocco
Brialmont
Bosporus
Dardanelles
St. Martin's Lane
London
Tennessee
Carnes
Belgrade
Aar
Stepanje
Wdge
A. V. Armour
Gryphon
Lake Michisan
Manchester
Metrovies
Mary Anol
Miss McKenson
Mr. Plot
Darlington
Small
H. Reed
Mr. McCaran
M. Boring
Mr. Waill
B. Reed
G. Beet
Bit. Waitt
Chamis M. Ewingan
J. Walters
K. Reed
Wilkinsec
Eee Keiler
Eres Fix
Ba T
E. Stephens
T. W. Stephens
Keiler
Ae W. Stephens
Repp
Intoah
Souder
Bixler
Smith
Kirk
Green
E.stephens
Keller
Batchelor
the Veterans AT
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Grand Army of the Republic
Washimeton
Pennsylvania Railroad Ennoy
Aebington
Harrisburg
Leslie
Sinil
Market ST
Pittsburg, Pa
Sely
Ohio
Syracuse
N. Y
Herald
Ida Caster
Thm
Mass
Kirks
Net
Anderson
Liebig Company
Justus von Liebig
Show
Rosenbaum & CO
Marker St
Knable & Cooper
Fifth Avenue
G. G. O'Brien
Fifth Ave
Court House
C. Pidtnov
Ticburs, Fa
Boggs & Buhl
Murphy Bros. Co., Model Home Furnishers
Seventh ST
J. Harper Bonnell CO
Liberty St
Smithfield St
N. B
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