Delamater Accused of Bribery and Forgery in 1886 Race
In Crawford County records, affidavits allege Delamater paid money through intermediaries to secure votes for Delamater and Roberts in the 1886 state election. A forged conference report and perjury charges are discussed, with testimony naming W. Haig and S. W. Hoig and references to a whisky jug and large settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delamater
Morris
Nash
Pennslvania
Crawford
George Robinson
Apoen
W. Haig
Ace
George W. Delamater
W. B. Roberts
G. W. Delemater
Hhe
G. W. Hoig
G. W. Delamater
Affiant
Hoig
Sue
W. Hoig
George Ronison
Ensox
Driberry
Crawford County
Large objections filed to second account of Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Attorneys J B Ferguson and E G Ferguson filed exceptions to the banks assignees second account alleging omissions and improper credits. Claims include uncharged dividends of 25798, unaccounted notes of 6000, partial mortgage proceeds and undervalued inventories. They demand a cash style statement detailing receipts and expenditures and insist on fuller accounting of assets and real estate sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8
E. G. Ferguson
Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
Southside
H. C. Gearing
A. Weinman
George Levy
Dennis Doran
Philip Baumgart
John Rudolph
William Westhoff
C. Westhoff
Mary Weing
Mary Ferell
G. A. Sexauer
Henry Shephard
John Riebeck
John Fox
J. N. Jarrett
Fidelity National Bank of Cincinnati
H. F. Voight
William Roseburgh
F. Nicholas
Charles Bossert
Ignats Sauer
Fred Briggs
Lesying
William Wieman
Voight, Ward & Co
Wigman
J. H. Borg
C. W. Hubbell
J. A. McKee
Locating and Relocating Streets by City Committee
The Committee on Surveys recommended to Councils a set of street actions including locating Daum Kilbuck Bn Mortland Charles Grazier Humber Hickory area tweaks and relocations. It also proposes establishing grades for Clarissa Rebecca Woolalayer Fillmore and Reducing Reed width while adjusting Lange avenue limits. The list covers streets from Wilkins to Frankstown avenues and Penn to Black streets with several line changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daum Street
Wilkins
Negley Avenues
Kilbuck Street
Flowers Street
Blair
Bn Street
Joncaire Park
Schenley Park
Mortland Street
Penn Avenue
Homewood Avenue
Charles Street
Center
Wylie Avenues
Grazier Street
Fifth
Frankstown
Humber Alley
Chauncey
Wall Streets
Clarissa
Geeros
Iowa
Rebecca Street
A Avenue
Black Street
Thirty-eighth
Thirty-ninth
Main Street
Friendship Avenue
Fillmore Street
Craig
Neville Streets
Gladstone Street
Hazlewood Avenue
Pittsburg Bank
St. Clair Street
Penn
Hebecca Street
Reed Street
Solvene
Angle Meat Breckenridge
Lange Avenue
Free Jr O U A M Meeting At Lafayette Hill
The Jr O U A M hosts an open free entertainment evening at Lafayette Hill with addresses by Mayor H L Gourley Rev M D Liebliter and E Lindsay Grier. A musical and elocutionary program features Lillian Burkhart and others with Toerges Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Hill
H. L Gourley
M. D. Liebliter
E. Lindsay Grier
Lillian Burkhart
Cook
Minetta Wilson
H. J. McClelland
O. W. Ferron
James A. Whited
J. E. Cook
A. M. Hutchison
The Work of Giants in Tiabuanaco Llama Facts and Ruins
From La Paz dated August 21, the Tiabuanaco ruins near Lake Titicaca are described as remnants of a pre Inca culture with monumental stonework. The piece covers temple blocks, bronze pins, sun worship troughs, and a fortress while detailing llamas as key pack animals and their care, uses, prices, and a failed U S introduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Paz
Bolivia
Lake Titicaca
Squier
America
Tiabuanaco
Chililaya
King Solomon's Temple
Egypt
Peru
Wandering Boy Seeks True Identity in Harrisburg
Inspector McAleese received a letter from W H Wallace of 1522 North Fifth street Harrisburg PA about a 13 year old boy naming himself John Miyrel found on the railroad en route to Philadelphia. The boy says his father Frank Mayre a foundryman died about a month ago of tyboid fever leaving him an orphan. He claimed to live in Harrisburg East End and to attend Revee United Presbyterian Church. William Wallace asks if the boy’s story is correct and offers a home if true. Names given cannot be found in the city directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector McAleese
W. H. Wallace
North Fifth Street
Harrisburg
John Miyrel
Philadelphia
Frank Mayre
Rev
Ee United Presbyterian Church
Wallace
Art School Opening Season Signals Growth in Attendance
The Pittsburg Art School will open for the season Monday morning with higher attendance than last year. John W. Beatty returns from Scalp Level with new landscape work, and students have prepared many fresh scenes over the summer. A gun store incident reports a man claiming to have killed three hares last Saturday, with game wardens present collecting $10 from each bird. WOMEN will fill a page of interest in tomorrow's mammoth DISFAl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
John W. Beatty
Idle Glass Works Struggle as Gas Shortage Hits Southside
Southside glass manufacturers report most plants idle or running on partial gas supplies. Firms warn they must remodel furnaces to use coal and await new gas main connections from Monongahela Gas. producers claim output and orders suffer while pressure fluctuates from two to ten ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Peerless Glass Works
James Hogan, Jr
Hogan, Evans & Co
Geo. A. Macbeth & Co
Robert Cunningham
Cunningham & Co
Twenty-sixth
Mary Streets
Sic
Monongahela
D. O. Cunningham
D. O. Cunningham & Co
Gas supply steady says Manufacturers' Co official
Mr. Charles Meyran of the Manufacturers' Natural Gas Company said supply outlook is not bad and that no shortage has hit Southside consumers. He described drilling in new territory as promising and noted heavy costs to tap new fields. A Siberia letter by Henry T. Finck discusses exiled convicts in Yezo.
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Delamater
Senate
Knights of Labor
Organized Labor
Pennsylvania
House
Conference
Standard Oil Trust
Ruras
Andrews
Dalsmaier
Commonwealth
Dalamnater
Dalamater
Republican Party
T. Campbell & Co
Phillips & Co
S. McKee’s
Shmson’s
George A. Macbeth & Co
Mr. Roth
Chartiers
Charles Meyran
Manufacturers’ Natural Gas Company
Siberia
Japan
Henry T. Finck
Yezo
S £ CO
Homeop A Chemista
London
Enelana
May wait for spring sixth street bridge decision
There is a possibility the Sixth Street Bridge will not be rebuilt this winter. Plans not yet decided and Lindenthal’s design is said to be accepted with changes. Unclear timeline leaves the city unsure when a final decision may come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Lindenthal
Pittsburg
Allerheny
Manchester
Local Restaurateur Reports Cure by Copeland Blair Doctors
J S Moore of 1914 Seventh Street Southside and partner with Miller at 121 123 Fifth Avenue describes two years of catarrhal illness. After consulting Copeland Blair and following treatment his head nose and throat are clear and chest pains resolved improving appetite and energy. Interview verifiable through Moore's stated addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Moore
Seventh Street
Southside
Miller
Fifth Avenue
Hoogos & Hacke
Drs. Copaland & Air
Moore
Mrs Robert Ramsey Credits Drs Co land Blair for Recovery
Mrs Robert Ramsey of Washington reports five years of chronic illness and pain with breath and weight loss. She says relief came after treatment by doctors Coland and Blair, and she now feels as well as ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ramsey
Washington
Copeland and Blair Clinicians Endorsed at Pittsburg
Credentials and endorsements of Dr. Copeland and Dr. Blair highlight Bellevue Hospital as the top U S medical authority and Western Pennsylvania Medical College approval. They practice at 66 Sixth Avenue Pittsburg offering consultations for throat lung and chronic diseases with appointments from 9 A M to 7 P M. Mail addressed to DRS COPELAND and BLAIR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Hospital
Western Pennsylvania Medical College of
Pittsburg
Jis
Copeland
Fsi
Copeland & Blair
Sixth Avenue
Copeland& Blair
Pasel
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Delfimater
John B. Livingston
P. J
Artole VII
Uni
Delameter
Secentor
Delamester
Criswell
Nicholas
Faunce
Mr. Delamater
Cor
Meade
Hancock
Thomas V. Cooper
John E. Faunce
George 8
Sim
Evian
Continent
Isle
Drak Dick—Q
Delamwater
Sheffield Street
Allegheny
Th Standard
Standard
Hila
Billingsley
Meadville
Quay
McManes
Joshua Rhodes
Madame Thierry
Paris
F. and M. Bank Affairs
Chry Council
Mechanics’ Free Entertainment
Tiahuanco
Western Hemisphere
Andes
South America
Chile
Hamas
United States
New York
Long Island
la Pas
Fansie B. Warp
Hoe
Pitteburg
Tomerrow
Idle Glass Works
Drs, Copeland & Blair
J.8. Moore
Liebig Company
Atorek
Liebig’s Extract OF Beef Co., Limited
Nessan
Peck
Pat
F. Hiscox
Ana Oor
Junard
Liiv&erpool
Queenstown
North River
Etraria
Umbria
Aurania
Bothnia
Gallia
Cabin Ward
Great Hiin
Ireland
Wright & SO
J. J. Moco
Smithfield Street
Liverpool
Leutonie
Aim Beltane
Britannic
Majestic
Diam Roan
Sar Geek
Ae West
Hese
Beeta
Great Britain
Smith
Pitteburyg
J. Krruce Ismay
Genent
Broadway
STATE
Glasgow
Londonderry
Belfast
Dublin
Joller
Eee Mebonmick
Epps
Doctor Whittier
PitTy
Whittier
di Whittier
West
Emil G.stucky
Druggis
Tiland
Penn Ave
Wylie and
Fulton St
Sande Electric
SAN Delectric Co
S. K- Lake
M. P
Sunda
Meikow Oor
Ith
Wood
Woeaknem
Emisler
Asie
Phoe
Rae
Woodod Chemical Co
Woodward
Detroit
Mich
Pittaburs Son
Joseph Fleming
Erl
Tansy Pits
Witeox
Drasatn
Boog Specific CO
Phila
Richard H. Beck
Ledport
M. Y
Mike
I. Y
Joseph Fieming & Son't
Ara Market St
DR. Marston CO
Park Place
aulTrrink
Ope Bas i. Adiires
Lion Drug
CH. Io
N.Y
Jos, Fleming
SON
Market St
Chichester
Banka
H. S. Butts
Box Phila
Clarke
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