Pension Investicating Committee Hearings Rally Charges
George B. Fleiming testifies before the Pension Investicating Committee on Raum charges. Cooper probes Fitch Tanner and refrigerator stock links while Raum retorts that witnesses live in glass houses. Dismissal follows as the panel plans a report. ads for D Jayne's Vermifuge note tonic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George B. Fieming
Raum
Cooper
Butler Fitch
Bradley Tanner
Pension Office
Fitch
Mr. Cooper
Legation
Tanner
Real Estate Savings Bank and Teppl's Store Ad
Real Estate Savings Bank on Smithfield Street advertises deposits and 4 percent interest with surplus figures. Teppl's Store on Fifth Avenue Millinery opens today boasting hundreds of hats and bonnets and stylish headgear at moderate prices. Lies' gallery at 10 and 12 Sixth Street offers portrait photography, cabinet photos $1 per dozen, and complete color assortments of silks and fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue
Capital
Sixth Street
Baeuerlein
Napkin Charge Sparks Controversy In Local Restaurants
A Pittsburg practice of charging five cents for a napkin at ice cream spots has reached this city. A family was billed 90 cents instead of 75 for a visit, prompting complaints about the extra napkin fee. Critics call it un-American and small while noting a few eateries still offer napkins gratis with meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Paris
Worcester Steel Company Creditors Consider Reorganization
A Worcester meeting led by company president George M. tice discussed suspending an assignment and forming Worcester Steel Coal and Tron Company Limited with a $1,000,000 capital. Appraised assets total $1.346 million including plant and mines. A $600,000 mortgage bond would allocate 75 percent to creditors and 25 percent to blast furnace and mine setup, with 25 percent in preferred stock and 6 percent interest. A committee will investigate affairs and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Worcester Steel Company
George M. Tice
Potter-Lovell Company
Worcester
Worcester Steel, Coal and Tron Company, Limited
Massachusetts
Ir. Rice
Inventions New Patents Issued to Several States
A list of new patents granted to inventors in Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and elsewhere with names towns and brief item descriptions including door for boiler furnaces slide valve for engines steam engine governor pipe coupling riding saddle wood working machine brick mold car coupler and other mechanical improvements credited to various inventors and assignees across multiple cities and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
O. D. Leavis
Fitts Avenue
Pittsburg
Dobn R
Alexander
Babbitt
William Hramwell
Toledo
Thomas W. Hartholomew
Danville
C. W. Beard
Academy
W. Va
W. H. Briggs
Edgerton
G. W.strinham
Kerstone
H. W. Caldwell
Greenfield
John Chestnut
Martinshuarg
Domer
Shanerville
T. Fenton
Newton
Fiser
Columbiana
Dynamo
Bk. Grof
Mariella
Child's Play House
K. A. Hartman
Fairmount
I's
William A. Hemphill
Pitsburg
Parker P. Sue
Kiink
Heres
George Keornic
H. Siupakom
C. H. Hort
Easton
A. M. Lance
Industry
Paeburn
J. W. Lehr
Fremont
John T. Lewis
Raddock
John K. Luutt
Kittanning
D. F. Luse
Center Hall
Ps. Top
William Manning
Mount Joy
Te. W. Mason
Sharon
John McKee
Niles
Fone Post
Mohn
Clyde
Cleophas Monjean
Middletown
J. MH. Monsey
Walker's
Collec
Joseph Piter
Bucyrus
James Porves
Homestead
Henry Keophel
Akron
W. P. Thorne
Milton Grove
John F. Ziegler
United States Baking Company Meets in Pittsburg Torsday
The United States Baking Company formerly Central Compact held a meeting in Pittsburg Torsday to discuss price uniformity for crackers. President Marvin said no advance prices were decided. The group visited the Exposition and noted crop concerns with wheat prices and farmer pay. An additional meeting was planned but attendance efforts failed. Attendees included Stolzenbaugh Zanesville Taggart Indianapolis Crane Detroit Langdon Cincinnati Heathman Dayton Zeller Richmond Crawford Mansfield Dake Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Baking Company
Central Compact
Pittsburg
Torsday
Marvin
Messrs. Stolzenbaugh
Zanesville
Taggart
Indianapolis
Crane
Detroit
Langdon
Cincinnati
Heathman
Dayton
Zeller
Richmond
Crawford
Mansfield
Dake
Buffalo
McHKouight Proposal for City Home in Schenley Park
Dick Brokaw urges placing the City Home in Schenley Park as a central, pleasant site for paupers. He envisions trimming power beds and handling most work, blending industry with enjoyment in the park setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick” Brokaw
Schenley Park
Late News In Brief From Across The Nation
Rapid spending in Spain. Cork bakers strike arrests. Steel cast in Chattanooga. A priest shot in Roumkapow cathedral. Lexington, Massachusetts survivors meet. Taylors wife killed in Michigan runaway. floods render millions homeless in China. Alhambra Palace fire aimed at art works. Wife of Dr Larson vanishes with 15000 dollars. Will Lemnton released after slaying his wifes murderer. Chicago fire alarm workers jailed for copper thefts. Chiefs and Young Mule killed near Miles City. Fremont family in San Pete destitute. Traction engine explosion injures Hartferd City men. Anarchist circular calls uprising in Chicago. Barbecued poison claim at Jerne revival. Miss Georgia Smith fatally injured in Dubuque runaway incident. John Clinton dragged by horse in Walla Walla. Kennedy brothers implicated in continuing outrage.
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Chattanooga
Roumkapow
Lexington
Will Lemnton
Clinton
Chicago Fire Alarm Service
Hugh Boyle
Miles City
Mont
Hartferd City
Ind
Chicago
Jerne
Ala
Georgia Smith
Dubuque
Walla
Wash
John Clinton
Ton By
Can
Kennedy Brothers
Will Bo
True Bill Found Against Murderer of Edward Kramer
Yesterday in Judge White's court a true bill was returned against Eli Duon and six others for conspiracy linked to the National Capital Savings and Building and Loan Society. Details include alleged misrepresentation, delayed loans, and unpaid promised sums. several witnesses testified to payments and promised $1,000 loans. The case continues this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kramer
Eli Duon
Thomas J. Sefton
M. J. Phillips
William Harrison
Michael Gannon
Franklin Butler
J. W. Rowan
White
Rowan
National Capital Savings and Building and Loan Society
Illinois
Johnston
Thomas M. Marshall, Jr
L. K. Porter
RK. P. Wallace
A. C. Robertson
Frank Newman
de Haven
Sefton
Harrison
Phillips
Dunn
J. of. Branton
DeHaven
William Abi
Julians F. Adams
No. 3
Pike Street
Allegheny
Adams
Rebecca Lapstey
Acquitted of Uxoricide in Accidental Shooting Case
Arthur Conley was found not guilty of murdering his wife in the June 7 shooting on Boston Street. The weapon, a neighbor’s Flobert rifle, discharged when the wife, playfully grabbing the gun, pressed the cocked hammer, the district attorney noting evidence indicated accident. The jury deliberated ten minutes before acquitting Conley and discharging him.
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Arther Conley
Arthur Conley
Conley
Boston Street
Fourteenth Ward
Istrict
Johnston
Thomas M. Marshall, Jr
Magee
Couley
Legal notices and suits filed in county courts
Tax suit of Thomas Carrick against Thomas Fawcett and Sons is before Judge Ewing. Black and Baird sue J B Fricke for commission. anew suit entered against the plaintiff. Charines K Lompann sues T FP Deming for slander over claims plaintiff not a G A R man but rebel. Allegheny City sues Allegheny Stock Yarde Company. verdict for 5746 for plaintiff. Rosa Labella Cancale petitions for writ of habeas corpus to win possession of 2 year old daughter. James Shamokin sues Park Bros and Co for 1000 damages from work accident. A non-suit entered in L T McGrath versus People’s Mutual Live Stock Insurance. A court opinion holds newspapers may publish character of public drinking places. J A Keenan to be heard before U S Commissioner McCandless on charge of using mails for fraud. Keenan ran Globe Mutual Edowment Association, alleged to defraud W J Isett of 30. Keenan transported from Altoona by Marshal Harrah. jailed for hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carrick
Thomas Fawcett & Sons
Ewing
Black & Baird
J. BR. Fricke
Charines K. Lompann
T, Fp, Deming
G. A. BR
Allegheny City
Allegheny Stock Yarde Company
Rosa Labella Cansale
James Shamokin
Park Bros. & Co
L. T. McGrath
People’s Mutual Live Stock Insurance Company
J. A. Keenan
United State
McCandless
Keenan
Globe Mutual Edowment Association
Miss Jane Phillips Paves Road with Cornfodder Solution
A homeowner Miss Jane Phillips near Robb station improves her road by paving with cornfodder to dampen vehicle noise, while local supervisors’ road work is criticized as inferior and costly. Squire Herman Handel endorses the cheap, effective remedy and recalls older brush methods. The ad-like content ends with a pediatric product notice for teething.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Township
Jane Phillips
Robb Station
Herman Handel
Pennsylvania
Enn ie June Bright Writer and Society Leader Giv es Kitchen Tip
Enn ie June a popular writer and former Sorasis Society president offers a domestic hint on choosing ingredients for dinner or tea. She endorses The pure Baking Powder and states it yields delicious biscuits and cakes that melt in the mouth, valuable advice for wives and housekeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennie June
Sorasis Society
True Bill in Murder Case and Other Indictments
Grand jury returns a true bill against John Eubanks for the murder of Edward Kramer, who died after a confrontation near seventy-eighth street. Sadie Alexander indicted for murdering her child. Additional true bills include O. M. Head and J. W. Smart for embezzlement, J. Baird for larceny from the person, Charles Cook for misdemeanor, Morris Stein for selling liquor to intoxicated persons. Several defendants, including Martin Conners Annie Conley and others, had bills ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eubanks
Edward Kramer
Kramer
Eighth Street
Eubanks
Sadie Alexander
O. M. Head
J. W. Smart
J. Baird
Charles Cook
Morris Stein
Martin Conners
Annie Conley
Ery Engie
August Holbein
John Huber
Mary Keefe
A. Meshhough
John Meyers
M. D. Peterman
Morria Stein
Herbert Wolf
William Williams
Catharine Welsh
B. Ford
Common Preas and Related Case List Summary
A dense OCR listing names and party pairs appears, naming common pleas type cases such as Kerr versus McGinley and Wiley, Spieler versus Walter, McGowan versus Bailey, Dixon versus Browarsky, and Gumbert versus Wood. The document also references a Commonwealth count with numerous individuals including John Hixon, John Ashbaugh, Patrick Davin, Jeff Haney, Joan Cornelius, and many others in long docket lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr
McGinley
To-Day's Audit Lint Includes Estate of Multiple Executors
An audit list itemizes numerous individuals and estates including Louis Eleessor, Laou Hastings, Peter Donald, George Mars, Caroline Clements, Be Clements, Alex Lambie, Nancy Lambie, Alice Heck, Charles Beck, Rev William Pollard, ey E A Bush, Charles Pfeil, J Carney, James Stanton, Teece, John Beech, Elizabeth Beech, Ann Sutton, and Theodosia Bloor, implying a formal review of their holdings or claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Eleessor
Laou G. S. Hastings
Peter KR
Donald
George Mars
Caroline Clements
Be Clements
Alex Lambie
Nancy Lambie
Alice Heck
Charles Beck
William Pollard
Ey E. A. Bush
Charles T. Pfeil
J. Car
Wanamaker Ogden firm attaches debtor in Pittsburgh area
John Wanamaker and R C Ogden of Hood Bonbright & Co attach all the money of S P Poorbaugh in the hands of William Brinker Wilkinsburg and the Second National Bank of Pittsburgh. They claim sale of dry goods worth 1 54 but nonpayment and possible departure. The American Wire Company also issued a writ of foreign attachment to seize assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Thomas Wanamaker
R.C. Ogden
Hood, Bonbright & Co
S. P. Poorba
William Brinker
Wilkinsburg
Second National Bank of
Pittsburg
Poorbaugh Drycoona
A Good Reputation for Reliable Store Clothing
A merchant emphasizes trust and quality in house made clothing. They claim solid workmanship and well tested fabrics, boasting long wear and style, with a price advantage and a vast selection. A measure to tailor with nearly 2000 styles offered.
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Pension Investicating Committee
Esther
Baum
Kaum
Mr. Lewis
Theodore Smith
Charlotte
Mich
Grand Rapides
Lacey
Lamon
Second National Bank
Bank of the Republic
D. Jayne
Real Estate Savings Bank, Lim
The
Teppl 'S Store
Fifth Avenue
Campbrell & Dick
Jos. Honne & Co
Penn Avenue
Aufrecht
Rosenbaum Co
Hyewus
Thema
Dancing Academy
James H. Atrkes & Co
Fifth Ave
McHkouight
Cholers
Spain
Cork
San Pee Aees
John C. Fremont
National Building and Loan Association
Chicago Wire and Spring Company
Allegheny Bessemer Steel Company
Ad Ishee
Grand Jury
Eso Hee A. .F.scsea
WOLFF
Oor Tain
Ush
Iphia
Day
Tris
Apollinaris the
American Public Health Association
Apollinaris
Mrpicat Record
Medical Journal
BS Py
Hraavune Court
M van Houtens
Ely’s
ELY Bros
Warren St
Vay
Syquiihing
California
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville, KY
New York
Wanamaker
Brown
Sixth St
Penn Ave
E. H. Price
Lawrenceville
Sheffier Brides Company
Ponn Avenue
Fourth Street
Peno Avenue
Pittabure
NEW Adverti
Kaufmanns
Curacoa
Liberty ST. Star Corner
Philadelphia
Oe Optical CO
Robert Bruce Wallace
Main St
Seventeenth and
Chestnut Streets
Hiladelphia
Kornblum
Optical Establishment
Dels
Haines
J. Hankin
Penn
Uitteburg
Holden & CO
Federal St
GEO. A. Kelly & Co
Co. Wy
E. Stueren
Optician
Smithfield ST
N. W. Cor
American Lineé
Salling « A
Great Bel Ireland
Norway
Swerent
Sweden
Denmark
Peter Wright
UARD
Liverpool
North River
Aurania
Gallia
Bothnia
Etruria
Umbria
Servia
Europe
Geomenrs
Bowling Green
Ernon H. Brown & Co
J. J. McCormick
Pittsburo
TE Star Linz
Queenstown
Royal
United States
Germanic
Teutonic
Britannite
Britannic
Pont Montestie
Gemain “Majestie
Prom White
Star Dock
Rootal West
Segond Ca
Great
Glasgow
Londonderry
Belfast
Dublin
London
Stan Baldwin & CO
Broadway
Pittsbure
Ub Valley
Foxburg
Ata
Halton
Bailon Camp
Kran
Union Station
Aes Limited
Eneas
Philadely Phis Express
Derry Express
Jerley
Brooklyn Annex
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sal
Burg
Ion Staten Od
West Pennsylvania Division
Federal
ST. Station
Alleghen
Blairsville
My Ress
Miaireville
Bpeiadate
Orth Apalio
Alieghapy Fy
Hilairsy
Federal ST. Reas
Butler Halt
Bull Butler
Butler
Binksville
Ngdale
Ortha Accom
Oeoscs
Brownertille
Monongahela City
Seenaville
Monongareia Ciby
Dravesburg Ac
West Tita Bet
Smibealdate Act
Chas. E. Yugh
Dst
Socral
Creene
Ubio Kallboal
St. Louis
O. Col
Baltimore
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Cane Ciypinnad
Wheeling
Baltimors
Connery
Corner Ave
Wood St
Bareri
T. O Dell General Manacer
Mall
Clarien
K da
Agron
Zelionopte Resa
Hpedl
Chas
Scull
Esteen
Pittsburg Union Station
Central Times
Tsimestes SE Settee Firma
P.m. Lenalson
Caicago
Mm. Heeith
Stoaben
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Burgettetown
Dee
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Burgettstown
M. Washington
M. Mansfield
M. Bulger
McDonaldsad Soe m
FT. Wayans
Sedo
Iw. m
Crestline
Cleveland
Youngstown
Beaver Fails
Schetedale
Coneway
Fair Unka
Beaver Falla
Camares
Guleagsnten & Anion Eis
Crestiime
Ivouneesres
New Canale
Eitt
Piles
Egreeern
Wheelin
Hellaire
Anebale
Rock Point
Ittsburg
Lake Feieral
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Central Ume
Fee
Siegen
Cinnati
Louisa
Huffalo
Poe Salamance
Castin
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Ceveand
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Ege
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Esah FA
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Easen
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Beechmonuteres le Seka
R.—Derami
New Ha
West New
Elle Vauon
Itisburg
Castleshannon KE
Ariington
Temedal
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