Berkman Begins 22 Year Term at Western Penitentiary
Ex anarchist Alexander Berkman settled into cell A-S in the north wing as he starts a 22 year sentence for attempted murder of H C Frick. He endures strict supervision and a day of intake including photography, measurements, and enrollment in the Birttilon system. He longs for cigarettes and endures observers while workers resume full factory output at the prison.
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Western Penitentiary
Alexander Berkman
Berkman
Benja
Berkman Prefers New Quarters to Jail, Says so Yesterday
The text notes Berkman stating he liked his new quarters more than his jail accommodations. The remark appears as part of a discussion about his imprisonment, reflecting his personal sentiment toward the change in confinement.
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Berkman
Stockwell Held for Trial in Iron Hall Funds Disappearance
Adelbert E Stockwell and J Henry Hayes faced a hearing in Philadelphia on conspiracy and perjury charges tied to the Mutual Banking Surety and Trust Company failure and the Iron Hall loan of 200000. Bail set at 10000 each. Hayes unable to post bonds.
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Iron Hall
Courts of Justice
Philadelphia
Adelbert E Stockwell
Mutual Banking Surety and Trust Company
J. Henry Hayes
Order of
Stockwell
Hayes
Graham
Davis
Mutoil Bank
J. Henry Hares
Bandit Garcia Defies Troops After Murder of Wealthy Planter
Havana dispatch reports Manuel Garcia and muleteer Plasencia waylaying and killing planter Dionisco Banista near Quivican. The bandit left a letter claiming innocence in murder, accusing Banista of poisoning his brother Vincente and aiding authorities, while threatening others and defying pursuing troops.
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Havana
Manuel Garcia
Plasencia
Dionisco Banista
Quivican
Banista
Vincente
Cure Confession Promotes Silver Age Whisky by McLuckes
A man named J J McLuckes reports losing weight from 107 pounds to 138 pounds after using Klein's Silver Age rye whisky. He says prior doctors failed and credits the product with restoring his health and spirits. He attests to its purity and effectiveness.
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Klein
J.J. McLuckes
Bargain clothing sale at Grant and Ormond streets
Startling low prices draw shoppers to the PF G cor Grant and Diamond streets sale event. Three days of heavy discounts on men and boys apparel including suits, overcoats, and gloves with marked-down prices and candle-power lighting to attract limited-income buyers.
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Oxford
Clothiers
Cur Grant and
Ormond Streets
Arson Trial Focuses on Liberty Street Blaze
P H Saitta faced trial before Judge McClung on arson with intent to defraud, linked to the December 19 1891 Liberty Street fire that destroyed Dallmeyer’s building and Saitta Mazzo fruit shop. Witnesses testified to alibis, the coal hole exit, and a death in the blaze while juror illness delayed proceedings.
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P. H. Saitta
McClung
Dallmeyer
Liberty Street
Saita
Mazzo
Insurance Company
Old Jack
John Mazzo
Saitta
Burleigh
J. & Robb
E A. Montooth
I. F. Dailmeyer
Losa J. McFadden
Saitta & Fugassi
Fugassi
George Newman
John Sherman
Lyne
Philadelphia
Joseph Varley
Thomas Simpson
Duquesne Theater
Paul Cameron
Ac. F. Ellis
W. H. Camp
Lanta
Minor Offenders Convicted in Schenley Park Scene
In a Schenley Park concert aftermath criminal court session, Thomas Oswald pleaded guilty to assault and battery and paid a five dollar fine. Theresa Beckman was acquitted of assault on a child. M Higgins convicted of stealing a watch. Edward Canavan found guilty of felonious assault on Lizzie Hoffman. Samuel Wright fined five dollars plus costs for assault on Floyd J. St. Clair. Abraham Levi convicted of larceny of eight dollars from Gee Wab. Hutton convicted of assault on J. W. McCleary and fined one dollar plus costs.
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Thomas Oswald
Theresa Beckman
Thomas Herron
Bradford Township
M. Higgins
Edward Canavan
Lizzie Hoffman
Schenley Park
Samuel Wright
Floyd J. St. Clair
McKeesport
Abraham Levi
Gee Wab
Hutton
J. W. McCleary
Buena Vista
Coats
McKeesport Railway Defeat Yields $10513 Verdict
A verdict of 10513 13 was returned for the plaintiff in McKeesport borough against McKeesport Electric Railway Company for paving costs between the rails. In a separate case A A Johnston against Fritz guardian of Thomas Johnston a verdict of 44 95 for the plaintiff was rendered.
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McKeesport
Legal docket items from Common Pleas No 2 Hayden v Lincoln Memorial
A list of cases in Common Pleas No 2 including Rankin v Thoums Jones v Stern C Munson Belting Co v L Chemical Reeflig Co Rupelika v Habbert Riddle v Gillespie Walker v Bott Cote v Allegheny County Planing Mill Assn Squires Hardware Co v Dotz Jones v Jennings Bros Green v City of Allegheny Pittsburg Gas Co v Joyce.
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Common Pleas No. 2
Hayden
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Rankin
Thoums
Jones
Stern
C. Munson Belting Company
L. Chemical Reeflig Company
Rupelika
Habbert Et Ax
Riddle
Gillespie
Walker
Bott &Co
Cote
Alleghen County Planing Mill Association
Squires Hardware Company
Rvs Dotz
Jones Ve
Jennings Bros. & Co., Limited
Green
City of Allegheny
Pittsburg Gas Company
Joyce
Jury Awards Reach 25 Dollars in Williamson v Craft
The court yesterday returned a verdict for the plaintiff of 25 dollars in the case of Dr. J C Williamson against Mrs Clera Craft on an account. A separate action on an account for fruit, G F Nixon against Saitta and Fogassi, yielded a verdict for 371 41 dollars for the plaintiff. The Huin of the Courts, Thesult of C Stropp and wife against J.
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J. OC. Williamson
Clera Craft
G. F. Nixon
Saitta & Fogassi
Duke of York Prefers Navy and Other Late News
The Duke of York declines army service in favor of the navy. The Hague opened by Queen Regent Emma in person. A lynching occurs in Navasota Texas after a white woman assault case. Rioters stab through Budapet indiscriminately. Fires threaten New Castle Colorado with wind shift. Italian composer Masenagni mobbed in Vienna, saved by police. Kiowas Comanches push for lands in severalty opening 2,000,000 acres. US Marshal Slaughter leaves Nebraska office. Duel at Gold Tide Tennessee ends with Casper dead and Fuller wounded. Somerset Kentucky editor J B Rucker dies. Irish Lord Hagin jailed for vagrancy in Winnipeg. St. Louis burglary suspect Charles Michenfelder linked to city crimes. National Directors plan Travelers’ Protective Association reunion in St. Louis. Hungarian Diet delegates visit Kossuth in Turin with 15,000 signatures. Moroccan tribute deal promises money and troops. Elkaryan cited. 25,000 schoolboys to march in Columbian parade before President Harrison. Nebraska treasurer Paul pardoned after embezzlement sentence. London defendants charged in literary and art fraud case go to trial. Carbineers clash with mob freeing a brigand at Vicovaro. Nine bandits indicted in Catania for murder. Central and South American consuls protest Colombian embargo on ships to Violon. Two white men and two Choctaw sentenced to hang November 2 in Arkansas for crimes in Indian Territory.
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Duke of York
Hague
Emma
Sullivan
Navasota
Tex
Budu Pesth
New Castle
Col
Masenagni
Caebhea
Vienna
Severalty
Brad D. Slaughter
United States
District of Nebraska
Albert Fuller
Henry R
Gold Tide
Tenn
Casper
Fuller
J. B. Rucker
Somerset
Lord Hagin
Ireland
Winnipeg
Charles Michenfelder
St. Louis
Tiey
Travelers’ Protective Association
Ilonday
Louis Kossuth
Turin
Morocco
New York
Harrison
Charles H. Paul
Adama County
Neb
Boyd
Sir Gilbert
Edward Campbell
Charles Montague Clarke
James Morgan
David Tolwick
Nathan Steadman
London
Vicovaro
Catania
Exposition Visitors Regret Absence of Max Klein Display
Visitors at the Exposition lament the missing Pennsylvania rye whisky rare old wines and cordials once showcased by Max Klein of Allegheny. His pyramid of Silver Age bottles has moved to 1 Federal Street Allegheny Pa where the finest stock of liquors is offered at low prices. Silver Age bottles sell at 1 and 3 quart and Duquesne 12. Send or call for a free complete catalogue and price list.
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Pennsylvania
Max Klein
Allegheny
Federal Street
Duquesne
Luella Place Estate Lot Sale Promises Finest Pittsburg Area
Luella Place offers promise of beautiful, heavily finished property in Pittsburg with large even lots, wide avenues, broad sidewalks, and an efficient drainage system. Sale scheduled for Monday the 26th with plans and details from John Fite or Charlies Somers & Co.
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Pittsburg
Luella Place
John Fite
Liberty Avenue
Charlies Somers & Co
Fourth Avenue
Plans for sale of east Liberty Valley property near park
Local notices outline that Lualia Place Highland avenue near the park is part of a plan to be offered for sale on Monday the 2th inst. An office will be on the grounds. Plans and particulars come from John Fite owner Ml Li 2e avenue or from Charles Somers and Co 181 Fourth avenue.
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Liberty Valley
Lualia Place
Highland Avenue
John Fite
Ml Li
Charles Somers & Co
Fourth Avenue
Gas Test Attracts Attention At Exposition show
The exposition drew 3500 school children in the morning and adults in the afternoon and evening. Rail excursions boosted attendance as Philadelphia Peoples Manufacturers and Allegheny Heating competed for a gold medal in gas appliance tests. Prof Cromwell lectured on Paris the Magnificent and Chili. Music remained a highlight.
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Philadelphia
Peoples
Allegheny Heating Company
Cromwell
Paris
Combination Bedsteads Displayed by Hopper Bros Co
Hopper Bros & Co at 300 Wood Street showcase combination folding beds praised as space saving versatile furniture. Designs include dressing cases bookcases china closets and chiffonier beds with detachable fronts and adjustable configurations. Hoeveler Storage offers moving and storage services with expert packing and door to door handling.
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Hopper Bros. & Co
Wood Street
North Altery
Hoeveler
Cleveland delays acceptance over Camellia flour bread demand
It is reported that Mr. Cleveland delays his letter of acceptance while arranging to have the White House supplied with Camellia flour. Grover says he will decline if unable to obtain it, noting life at the White House would be insufferable without bread baked from this flour.
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H.C Frick
Berkman
McKean
Mr. Frick. Ie
Lester
Calhoun
Grant Street
Doerfinger
Stout
James Orr
Kane
Robert H. Grabau
Purzle Berkman
Sitle
Cleveland
White House
Grover
Phebe
Esmond
Phabe
Robert
Mme M Yale Co Beauty Studio Promoted in Chicago
A fragment notes Mme M Yale Co of Ten Beauty at 148 States St Chicago Illinois seeks promotion or listing. The text is damaged but indicates a beauty business location in Chicago.
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Mme. M. Yale Co
Three Weeks Romance Ends In Return Of Mr Esmond
Phoebe endures a tense three weeks with Mr Esmond and her London fiancé Robert as romance and social calm collide. After a cold separation at the hall door, Mr Esmond returns abruptly. Phoebe faces a choice between trust and romance while confronting the box of letters and the engagement ring.
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Mr. Esmond
Phebe
Phoebe
Robert
Eltham
Phabe
London
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Canton
Barnett House
James H. Aiken & Co
Fifth Avenue
Magee
Common Pleas
Matilda Tankert
Stephen Tankert
G. T. McConnell
The
Central Traction Company
Tryiore
Jodge Ewing
Jostin Miller
West End
Caroline Knorr
C. Stropp
Wile
Johnn Graves
W. A. Holder
John Marshal Hall
Frank Colling
Sam Downing
Arkansas
Expositios
W. A. Hoeveler Storage
la Freckla
Mme. M. Yale
Temple of Beauty Fame
Chicago
Aes
Mme. Yale
Mme, M. Tale
Chicago, Ill
Yale
Joseph Fleming
Drago
Market Street
Ninth Street
Martso
Penn Avenue
Holland
Smithteid
Holden & Co
Eisenbels
Federal
Keorcher's
W. M. Laird
Market ST
Wood ST. Æel-Rrs
J. Harper Bonnell Co., Omc
Mya
Anderson
Eisner & Phillips
Mammoth Clothing Establishment
Cor
Fifth Ave. and
Wood St
Alice Butler
England
Robert Dering
Kert
Jae
Mr. Eamond
Goodby
Jane
John
Daneta
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