Struck a False Note W J Enright Gets Two Years
In the county court, W J Enright received two years for livery stable theft. The report covers forgery trials of Louis Rothschild denied by Peters & Son, and multiple cases in Judge Kennety's branch including larceny, receiving stolen goods, and other sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Enright
Tobbing
Louis Rothschild
McClang
William Peters
Rothschild
William Peters & Son
Butchers of
Allegheny
German National Bank of Allegheny
Peters & Son
George B. Hayes
W. R. Hill
Hays
Haysville
Judge Kennety
Joseph Sadler
Paul Schmidt
John Braun
Millvale
John Gules
Theresa Gules
Claremont
William
Enoch Jones
Forty-first Street
Junction Railway
William Briggs
Andrew Patterson
Joseph Meshullen
Ella Henderson
Josahune Irwin
McKeesparn
John Fineral
J. G. Jones
Wirth Avenue
Fiseral
LD. J. Buckley
John Carlin
J. J. Hershberger
Fred Denschel
W. H. Speaker
Hershberger
West End
Weekly Criminal Court Trial List Names Faces and Dates
The court docket for next week lists defendants alphabetically by day. Monday includes Edward Bailey to James Thompson with many others. Wednesday features Joseph Zoppe et al and Netile Watehorn. Friday covers L Steinway to Meury Jackson. The list shows numerous defendants and co accusals across days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Edward Bailey
William Holmes
Jaco Burkhart
Peter Newlin
Mary McFadden
Joan Dornberger
E. J. Harris
J. M. Jacobs
BD. Gallagher
Harry Goldman
M. Montagne
Benjamin Wille
Joseph Black
W. Hi. Bartnett
John W. Peters
William Richardson
Ed Hartman
George Dackron
Phillip Frommer
George Auer
Kate Carey
James Kai
Friday—L. Steinway
Emil Knopper
Dante Balfour
Pred Kanaka
W. Gibson
Samuel Caplan
Steve Travis
George Pian
John Hitlicker
William McCann
Dani McGuvley
Wendal Sumblat
Jacou Duval
Meury Jackson
Grand Jury Returns True Bill in Strausser Murder Case
The grand jury returned a true bill against George Strausser for the August killing of Joseph Brandt after a dispute at Alderman Beinhauer's office. Brandt died at Southside Hospital the following day. True bills were also returned in burglaries and assorted charges against multiple defendants, with several names listed and various offenses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Strausser
Joseph Brandt
Southside
Strausser
Brandt
Alderman Beinhauer
Brand
John MecQanide
Thomas McPherson
A. Guttman
Penn Avenue
William Booth
Carrie Caroline
Peter Dore
John Detzel
John Eyles
M. Grogan
James Coles
Christ Hooks
James Moore
John Campbell
Alonzo Gibson
Philip Garwood
Peter Hartz
Thomas Hall
William Lemmon
August Shaefer
Daniel Hartzfield
Fred Temple
Will of Mary Hoffman Filed for Probate
The will of Mary Hoffman of Sharpsburg was filed for probate yesterday. The bequests include masses for her and her father and Rev. Father Tamshiner, with the residue divided among the Little Sisters of the Poor Pittsburg Allegheny St Francis Hospital Catholic missions in Africa and the Mary Immaculate Zanzibar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hoffman
Sharpsburg
Father Tamshiner
Little Sisters of the Poor
Pittsburg
Allegheny
St Francis Hospital
Africa
Fathers of the Holy Ghost
the Immaculate Heart
Mary Immaculate
Zanzibar
Court Case Names Include Casbdollar Conroy Keefer and Others
Court records list parties Commonwealth versus Samuel Casbdollar Thomas Conroy Matt Keefer Aigeo Johnene See Carrie Beck ley B Conners Thomes Dickey IT Grimen in a Commonwealth case with multiple defendants and likely procedural actions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Samuel Casbdollar
Thomas Conroy
Matt Keefer
Ee Aigeo
John Ene
Carrie Beckley
B. Conners
Thomes Dickey
IT. Grimen
Hum of the Courts and Jury Verdicts
The record shows a verdict of 4846 for Kate Sullivan in a suit against John Haybecker seeking price of a chore. Wilhelmina Eupscheid won damages for slander against Henry and Mary Habbert. Mrs Mary Jones sues Jennings Bros Co for damages over her husband’s death at the defendants works. trial continues before Judge Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Sullivan
John Haybecker
Wilhelmina Eupscheid
Henry
Mary Habbert
Mary Jones
Jennings Bros & Co., Limited
Ewing
Besieging a Bridge Sparks McKeesport Street Car Fight
McKeesport residents watched as McKeesport and Reynoldton Street Railway workers moved to Pittsburg to seek a preliminary injunction and a court master to resolve the route dispute with Youghiogheny Bridge Company. A crowd gathered at the bridge approaches as a toll barrier halted cars crossing the span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKersport
Thomas Reynolds
McKeesport
Bridge Company
Citizens’ Passenger Railroad Company
Morgan Girls Arrested in Morgue Murder Case at Carmichaels
Rebecca Morgan and sister Callie were arrested in Carmichaels Pennsylvania for complicity in the murder of their father John Morgan. Callie was accidentally shot during the incident and remained at home due to injury. They secured bondsmen and will post bail when the October court convenes. The Greene County community shifted from early support for the children to broader prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmichaels
Rebecca Morgan
Callie
Waynesburg
John Morgan
Greene County
Commonwealth
Deadlocked Luzerne Board Faces Removal Call
A petition seeks removal of the Luzerne township School Board for failing to hire a teacher amid a July–deadlock over the position with three directors in favor of John Wood and three opposed. Bridgeport board also deadlocked over tax levy and may be removed. The German Baptist Conference held its second session, received two new churches, and formed a Mission Committee with ministers announced for Sunday sermons. A Swedish steel venture in McKeesport aims to build a lagor tool line, with donated site and initial stock subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asiostows
Luzerne Township
John Wood
Bridgeport
McKeesport Plans New Cutlery Works
McKeesport prepares to host a new cutlery factory specializing in knives scissors and razors under local capital and a company structure. The notice includes promotional material for the Pittsburgh Exposition with reduced rail fares and excursion tickets offered on select dates for round trips to the Exposition with added admission prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeesport
Mc+Keesport
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg Division
Conemaugh
Interquarents
Land
West Penn
oFrenthes Ae Ln
Tomonongahels R
Southwest Penn Division
Beautiful Pittsburg property with three even lots and wide sidewalks
A highly finished Pittsburgh property offers three evenly graded lots on Lucilla Place with broad avenues and concrete sidewalks and an excellent drainage system. Plans and details are available from John Fite at 41 Liberty Avenue or Charles Somers & Co at 181 Fourth Avenue ahead of the Monday sale on 96th Street installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Lucilla Place
John Fite
Liberty Avenue
Charles Somers & Co
Fourth Avenue
Trade Boom Continues as Cholera Fears Fade
R G Dun & Co reports cholera scare over and trade expanding across the nation. Wheat prices rise slightly. western receipts strong. cotton speculation active with large sales. Bank clearings hit new highs, with July to September totals showing record for 70 cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Atlantis
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
South
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Omaha
St. Paul
Denver
Salt Lake
Kansas City
Memphis
New Orleans
Alabama
Ilge
Lehigh Valley
London
Sradstret
Northwest
Liverpool
United States
Cure of cancer through Hutchison Hospital method praised
A man recounts severe back neck cancer itching and pain, tried many doctors, and found relief after treatment at Hutchison Cancer Hospital Sewickley Pa. He describes rapid recovery with a plaster treatment, no surgery, and strong renewed health. Circulars and testimonials are requested from Hutchison Cancer Hospital Sewickley Pa.
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Pers
Charles Buerham
Hutchison’s
Smith
Hutohison
Sewickley
LB. Chantier
Hutchison Cancer Hospital
Hutchison's
Sewickisy
Event of a lifetime as G A RK encampment parade dazzles crowds
Baltimore and Ohio official E D Smith estimates 300000 visitors in Washington for the G A RK encampment while 80000 passengers were carried by the railroad. Superintendent Fitzgerald oversaw 13 miles of Pullman cars as crowds began moving home after a day long spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Smith
Washington
Car Service
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Fitzgerald
Baltimore
Smith
State Fair planned in Lancaster October dates set
John McDowell of Washington, president of the Pennsylvania Agricultural Society, left for Lancaster to arrange a second State Fair from October 10 to 15. A $5,000 funding goal was stated as condition for the event, with railroads offering inducements and a $500 prize for a perfect furrow. The push aims to liquidate debt and highlight agricultural and horticultural features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDowell
Washington
Pennsylvania Agricultural Society
Lancaster
McDowell
Society
Scranton
Philadelphia
Scotch migrant seeks aid after string of relocations
William Weir a Scot who worked as a Glasgow mail carrier arrived in Montreal five months ago moved to Homestead then Pittsburg Olive Works and finally sought help from the Allegheny Department of Charities. He is now in hospital and has no local friends. Odd Fellows plan next meeting in Milwaukee with a large vote favoring Milwaukee 101 to Chattanooga 56 in Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weir
Allegheny Department of Charities
Glasgow
Scotland
Montreal
Canada
Homestead
Pittsburg
Portnand
Ore
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Milwaukee
Chattanooga
Briklayers statement shows rapid recovery after treatment
William McCue a bricklayer details four years of illness with head, chest and breathing symptoms. After consulting Drs Copeland Hall and Byers he reports rapid improvement and return to full time work within three weeks. He cites restored appetite sleep and strength and a restored, steady pace at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dra. Copeland, Hall and Bysta
Copeland
Hall and Byers
William McCue
McCue
A. McDonald
Remarkable Health Cure From One Montis Treatment
Patient reports relief from coughing pain and weight loss after a single montis treatment. He plans to continue for another month to prevent recurrence and regrets delaying Drs Copeland Hall and Byers earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crest
Efficacy of Doctors' Method in Bronchial and Gastric Catarrh
The case of Mr. McCue illustrates the success of Copeland Hall and Byers in treating bronchial and gastric catarrh. Bronchial catarrh involves the bronchi that carry air to the lungs and are affected by the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCue
Cure for Consumption Through Early Arrest by Doctors Cox Hall Byers
The article extols early treatment of consumption by Drs Cox Hall and Byers, claiming success in incipient cases by arresting catarrhal bronchial invasion. It cites Mr McCue as a typical case and urges readers to seek their medical care before advanced lung disease develops.
Chronic catarrh and stomach dyspepsia cure story
The note profiles Mr. Michael Schaffer of Mt. Oliver who suffered severe catarrh of the stomach and chest leading to weight loss and weakness. After treatment by Drs Copeland and Holland Byers at 65 Sixth Avenue Pittsburg he reports restored appetite strength and health and urges others to seek care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Schaffer
Penn Street
Mt. Oliver
Dra. Copeland
Holland Byers
Nevor
Halland Byers
Sixth Avenue
Pittsburg
Copeland, Hall & Bye
Bright Boys Dress Suits Offer Durable Cheviot Fashions
An advertisement boasts nobby Double-Breasted Cheviot Suits for boys aged 4 to 14 from $2.50 to $5.00, promising better fit and wear than typical outfits. It highlights Home-Made Suits as durable and elegant and notes a wide selection of boys hats and headgear.
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Murphy Bros. Co
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Piedens
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Gocoa
James Eppos
Wiley
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