Love's Many Loves in Orphans Court Case
The Orphans Court approved James L. Orr as administrator of Samuel G. Love’s estate. Ada Oliphant claimed widow status and a share, but could not prove marriage. A second claimant proved widow status and will receive a share after debts are settled, with the court noting prior deception facts and questioning legitimacy of relationships.
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James L. Orr
Samuel G. BR. Love
Orphans’ Court
Love
Allegheny
Ada Oliphant
Orr
Sue
Mr. Love
Mrs. Love
Mise Oliphant
Because
Marrage
Open Court Indicts Men for Liquor Violations in Sewickley
In criminal court yesterday Samuel B. Oberbelman was tried for selling liquor without license and convicted on both charges. F Swalman of Southside pleaded guilty to selling liquor without license. The informant was Inspector McKelvey. Patrons sue the Pitcairn Birmingham Railway for damages after being ejected from a car. they claim the conductor was at fault and were discharged with warrants later issued. A case for $5 000 damages against Claren James is also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Oberbelman
Sewickley
F. Swalman
the Southside
Inspector McKelvey
William Short
Edward Gould
Pitwbuarg and
Birmingham Passenger Railway
Short
Seatel Dutn Ae Wite Yollandtny
Claren James Ae
Common Pleas Docket Listings for Mahneke et al and Related Cases
A dense list of Common Pleas cases notes numerous parties including Mahneke and Llewellyn versus Millvale Borough and others, plus Millvale executors, McLaughlin, Ingold, McKeesport Light Co, Fraser vs La Noria Ming Co, American Tube and Iron Co versus St Clair Light and Fuel Co, and several other pairs or groups. The document appears to catalog civil matters, defendants, and opposing parties across two courts with many names and affiliations.
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Common Pleas No
Mahneke Ve ‘Llewellyn
Paxon Etc
Millvale Borough
Golden
Exeocutor
McLaughblin
Ingold
McKeesport Light Company
Fraser Et al
la Noria Ming Company
American Tube and Iron Company
St. Clair Light and Fuel Company
Croxton
Brabach
Tists Ee Wolf
Sleoth
Pittsburg Traction
Cooghan Et Ax
Chartiersborough
Thomas Byoriy
H. O. Bauman
Moses Fruecars
John Lota
Beck
Kilo
Baker
Edward Cra Gretera
John A. Sette
Fagner
Annioc
Deca
Grand Jury Returns True Bills on Liquor Licenses and Offenses
The grand jury named multiple defendants including Thomas Aldridge John Clackerty Patrick Costello Joseph Christioe Weir Joan Galente Thomas Hanley John Printz Thomas Kearney and others. Charges list selling liquor without a license selling on Sundays carrying weapons assault bigamy battery and permit prisoner to escape among names such as Israel balle Dean Davis Luke Gordon and Eliza Hart.
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Thomas Aldridge
John Clackerty
Patrick Costello
Joseph Christioe Weir
Joan Galente
Thomas Hanley
John Printz
Thomas Kearney
Joseph Christ Keweiz
John Gulentz
John Gulents
Israel Ballee
Dean Davis
Luke Gordon
Jack Assault
Joseph Bebura
Joseph Ceoy
Aes . Wagner
Ella Crossley
John Jones
Eliza Hart
James Deniston
Local Names Mentioned in Fragmentary Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals including Lana Mary Merahon H N Mershon Hannah E Cleventines Brown Cornelius Bhaner loborak Shhreiber M Schmidt Henry Schultz and Daniel Harrison without clear context or event.
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Lana Mary Merahon
H. N. Mershon
Hannah E Cleventines Brown
Cornelius Bhaner
Loborak
Shhreiber
M. Schmidt Henry Schultz
Daniel Harrison
Lawyers and lawsuits fill the docket’s pages
Willa Haut was admitted to the bar yesterday. Joax Pattinson, crier of the Criminal Court, is at home in West Liberty. Roenigk Bros suit on an account yields a verdict of 443 dollars. Samuel Alton tried for garden poison exposure for chickens in Elizabeth. Thomas Cody sues by Sean, Mo. Mrs Margaret J Taylor sues Henry J Taylor for divorce. couple married in 1878. accusations of abuse. James W. Friend sues the city of Pittsburg over Temperanceville street bonds. verdict for plaintiff James Weber and Elmer Melvin. Two boys pled guilty to larceny of cigars, tobacco and 25 dollars from Thomas Atkinson’s store. Judge White suspends sentence due to youth. John Adams of Braddock on trial for forgery. accused by J. G. Kelly, Braddock National Bank cashier, of presenting another man’s name for payment. A charter filed for Beulah Park M. E. Church of Versailles township. trustees listed. Judge Collier hears a new-trial motion in J. F. Aldrich’s bank robbery case. affidavits allege Aldrich was in Hanses on robbery day. William Dunbar sues J. G. Ford for 1500 dollars. Dunbar says he operates a ferry at Leslie’s Ferry on the Ai river at Creighton station, with issues over access upon rain.
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Willa
M. Haut, Jr
Joax W. Pattinsox
Criminal Court
West Liberty Borough
John
Roenigk Bros
Samuel Alton
Elizabeth
Sean
Thomas Cody
ManGaret J. Taylor
Henry J. Taylor
James Weber
Elmer Melvin
Thomas Atkinson
Judge White
Jons Adams
Braddock
Adams
J. G. Kelly
Braddock National Bank
John Gust Tos Ebeck
Recorder's Office
Beulah Park
M. E. Church
Versailles Township
B. B. Isenb
J. Serannee
William Congenes
Richard Easter
K. H. Sc
Donlap
Leslie's Ferry
Ai River
Creighton Station
Bubinase
Ex-Financier Ward Rises as Steam Printer in Sing Sing
Ferdinand Ward, former Wall Street financier, operates a steam powered half medium Gordon press in Sing Sing prison. He previously used a treadle press and printed large work in parts. Ward now prints with professional finish and proper punctuation efforts.
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Disfator
Fixe Linc
N. Y
Ferdinand Ward
Wall Street
New York
Sing Sing
Ward
Osivedy Stam Tek
State of
Vale Charged With Fraud In Tea Deal
L K Vale of Pleasant Valley faces trial before Alderman Doughty on fraud charges for allegedly defrauding William H Page and William F Anderreidh of a Philadelphia tea firm of 181% cents valued at 176.62. Vale stored the tea at home and sold it for about 80 dollars. Koerner, the firm’s agent, recommended Vale though he was not a tea dealer. Vale is held on $1000 bail awaiting the hearing.
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L. K. Vale
Goode
Pleasant Valley
Alderman Doughty
William H. Page
William F. Anderreidh
Philadelphia
Koerner
Vale
Allegheny Et
The Big Coal Trust Explains Current Coal Syndicate
Captain Harry Brown discusses the coal syndicate amid the Big Coal Trust. Operators may retain half their mines by taking stock in the new company up to half the sale value. Details not known until mid December when options expire. Capitalist behind the plan unclear, but control will consolidate mines with no price cuts and reduced expenses.
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Harry Brown
Republican convention to nominate Mississippi State ticket
Jacksonville, September 24. The first Republican convention in years convenes tomorrow in Jackson to nominate a State ticket. General J. R. Chalmers B. K. Bruce John B. Lynch and other leaders have arrived. Debate over nominating a ticket continues with some urging restraint and others seeking to build strength for the event.
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Jackson
Miss
J. R. Chalmers
B. K. Bruce
John BR. Lynch
Goresner
Action on Gamblers and Lottery Men in Chicago
Chicago authorities move to prosecute gamblers and lottery operators. Longenecker transfers cases to assistant Nee levy who will aid the grand jury and implement Judge Horton’s charge. Proceedings expected to start next week.
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Longenecker
Neelevy
Grand Jury
Horton
Rumors on Big Four control of Cincinnati Railway
A Cincinnati rumor claims the Big Four lines have gained control of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway and will join the Big Four system. VP Woodford denies any movement or truth to the story. Also notes James H. Tomlinson’s death after a ladder fall at Braddock and his mother’s resilience, plus a Rome dispatch on Catholic hierarchy reforms in the United States.
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Cisciynatt
Big Four
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway
Woodford
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
New York
The
Catholic News
Rome
Rt. Rev. Mgr
Fis
United
Tes
Suburban town reports Jack the Ripper like murder
A mutilated male body is found near Glyde with head severed and organs removed. Witness Gay Bennett recalls seeing parts and a jar of hands possibly dumped from a wagon. remains described as naked and scattered along the prairie road.
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ChicaGo
Glyde
Gay Bennett
Ree
Enticing Girls to Steal Case Brings Fagin Allegation
In Cuiiaco Sophie Hank known as the alleged female Fagin faces Justice Kersten with four girls and their mothers testifying Hank enticed daughters to stay away from home. Emma Meyer admitted stealing a peony and gave it to Hank who acknowledged receiving the item but denied urging theft. The girls were discharged after promising reform while Hank is held in bonds awaiting further action.
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Cuiiaco
Sophie Hank
Kersten
Emma
Italian Man Accuses Wife of Desertion in Peculiar Case
In Curcaco on September 24 Justice Prindeville heard James Nicollet accuse Emily of deserting him for Salvatore Lenior, reportedly selling his wife for $10 and the child for $5. The judge did not rule on those points. Lenior was fined $50 for carrying concealed weapons.
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Curcaco
Lemor
Allegheny butchers accused of sewer offal dumping
The Allegheny Board of Health reports widespread dumping of offal into sewers by local butchers and others. Offenders will be notified and prosecuted if practices persist.
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Allegheny Board of Health
Allegheny
Opening of Industrial School for Girls at Sixth U P Church
The Industrial School for Little Girls operated by the Young Woman's Christian Association will open at the Sixth U P Church on Collins avenue next Saturday.
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Industrial School For Little Girls
Young Woman's Christian Association
U. P
Collins Avenue
Consumption cured by Dyspepsia Institute treatment
Miss Lydia Morgan of near Kearny Virginia on Mt. Washington recounts a long illness marked by cough fever night sweats and stomach pain. After 14 years and multiple doctors she attributes recovery to the Dyspepsia Institute on Penn Avenue noting improved digestion and relief from dizziness headaches and other symptoms.
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Lydia Morgan
Kearsargest
Virginia
Mt. Washington
Men’s Fall Clothing Offers Fine Suits and Overcoats
A local dealer touts a wide stock of menswear with Clay's Diagonals English Wales and Meltons on display. Prices range from $8 to $20 with 300 styles of suits and overcoats for varying incomes, promising honest materials and craftsmanship for well dressed men.
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Wales
Bargain Clothing Promises Lower Prices in City
Local merchants tout durable boys and children’s garments while blasting rivals for sacrificing quality to cut prices. Shoppers are urged to inspect linings, fabrics, and colors, as dealers claim to offer low prices on kilt suits, short-pant suits, and long-pant suits with clear price markings.
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Tris Lista
Lllegal
Train
Diafatcel
Frank Endd
Alice Torday
Ferd Ward
BIG Coal Trust
Chalmers
Han
Jas. H. Tomlinson
Whitechapel
N.Y
GEO. K. Stevenson & CO
Blooker
J. & C. Blooker
Amsterdam
Holland
Orse
Camael
Sanford
Owl
Merk
Mas
Rosa Kelly
Rockwell City
Calhoun Co
Iowa
Porter Deve and Chemical Co
Tion
Boston
Curicun
G.d.simen’s
Ohio ST
Sandusky Street
Wanamaker
Brown
Sixth Street and
Penn Avenue
Eornblum
Douglass Mackie
Santi
Atrial
Enon
Sorong
Newmarkets
Alaska
Los Rey Depas
Federal Street
Kr. P. Wallace& CO
Wood St
Charles
Antwren
America
Catal
James Tlliams
A. M
Pei Earl IO
GEO
Macbethaco
Pittsburgh
L. Glesenebamp & Son
Rubens
Prince Earl
Ruben
Hatter and Furnisher
Smithfield St
Ataska
J. G. Bennett & CO
J.G. Bennett & Co., Hatters and Furriers
Cor. Wood
Fifth Ave
Fahnestock Place
East End
Mead, Thomas,McPherson and Homewood Avenues
Homewood Station
Jamison
Dickie
Col. Penn and
Shady Ave
E. E
Uwi
WM. Grabowsky
Priesiog Stineses
the Metropole
William Grabowsky
Penn Ave
Penn Building
Railroads
Allegheny Valley Mailroad
Eastern Standard
Ye Ahilton
Niagara Soh
Valley
Ate
Sap
uHois
Eee Ultea Ac. Ag
Bra Brasbare Sone
Estern Railway
Pris
Akron
Toledo
Hane Beller Renee
Fifth Avenue and
Smithfield Street
Pennsylvania
Bale
Fe Gassage Lemaines
Puitnen
Sipacvib
All Express
Tve
Uyten
Tena
Etieges
Pena Railway
Uniontown
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St Iria
WEST
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Ena
Riegnesso
Butler
Maireville
Freenortheen
Apollo
Monongamela Division
Sander
Union Station
Sarih Regine
Wood
Gen'l Pass
Ittsburg and
Lake Erie Railroad
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Milo
Ala
New Castle
Beaver
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Feah
Ron Clnelang
Seth
SLE
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Tel
Tate
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Sao
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Iibek
Leste
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Breen
China
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Ashingvan
New Ma. m
Columbus Oise
Ms. Am
Botele and Residences
John Jahn
Sopa
Nhandle
Tal
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