Priest's Portrait Mollinger Medicines Battle in Court
Two Allegheny druggists fight over the Mollinger prescriptions and a proposed trademark. Adolph Hepp claims ownership via a May 1892 agreement with Father Mollinger, while Sawhill defends his exclusive rights to compound and sell the medicines. Einstein seeks an injunction and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mollinger
Allegheny
Adolph Hepp
Court of Common Pleas No. 3
Morris Finstein
East Street
Alexander F. Sawhill
Federal Street
Sawhill
Einstein
Mollinger
Hepp
Heny
Washington, D. C
Patent Office
Mr. Einstein
A Bullet In His Breast At West Penn Hospital
A man named Grant Coleman, about 40 and colored, lies at West Penn Hospital with a bullet wound in the breast. He was brought from Reising, Pennsylvania, Friday night and cannot give a coherent story of the shooting. He mentions Fein homs and a girl in a rambling account. the wound is painful but not serious, and recovery is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Penn Hospital
Grant Coleman
Reising
Fein Homs
Inspectors Trace Five Bound for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Dr Sands and Officer Glenn visited Con necticville yesterday to inspect five bound for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The party includes Bridget Carroll and Julia Carroll from Tipperary Ireland and Michael Nicklaus and wife from Cherbourg, en route to TJ Roberts Street and other destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sands
Glenn
Connecticville
Baltimore and Ohio
Bridget
Julia Carroll
Tipperary
Ireland
TJ Roberts
Passengers Return From Abroad On La Touraine Adriatic
Germanys were going to 2609 Jane street. The other passenger was W. H. Davia of this city returning from a trip abroad. All had traveled aboard the vessels La Touraine and Adriatic and carried health certificates signed by Dr. Jenkins at Ellis Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Street
W. H. Davia
la Touraine
Adriatic
Dr. Jenkins
Ellis Island
Columbus Day Preparations Seed Grand 400th Anniversary
The Committee of Fifty advanced plans for Columbus Day with a tree planting by school children in Schenley Park and a large street parade of civic, military and religious groups. Mayor Gourley was named permanent chairman with Mayor Kennedy as vice chairman and J C O'Donnell as treasurer. An 18 member finance committee and an executive group were appointed, with additional committees for school celebrations and broad invitations to all societies. The next meeting is scheduled for 2 PM the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Committee of Fifty
City Hall
Gourley
Kennedy
Allegheny
J. C. O'Donnell
Jeremiah Dunlevy
Schenley Park
Wm. Kerr
Wm. Weihe
A. J. Lozan Staton
Scoaph F. Denniston
Coroner McDowell
H. C. Bloedel
Hugh Dempsey
Scott Dibert
Lewis Mec Mullen
Fred Gwinner
Joseph F. Denniston
J. N. McKelvey
A. E. McCandless
A. V. D. Watterson
A. Sborigi
Mr. Ebehart
J. H. Skell
Death by Broken Heart verdict in John McDonough case
Coroner's Jury rules heart rupture caused by chronic alcoholism in laborer John McDonough of 72 Webster Avenue. Post mortem shows ruptured heart with doctors divided on grief as a cause. expert notes a diseased heart needed for rupture and describes the heart's structure and possible spasm from strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonough
McDonough
Webster Avenue
Smallpox Flares Up With Lineman Hospitalized
A second smallpox case is developing as Jacob Klopfer, lineman for the Allegheny Electric Company, is hospitalized at Municipal Hospital. He lived at No 20 Federal Street with his wife and two children. Doctors said a third case may be confirmed soon and another suspected case was reported in the Thirteenth ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
McCandless
Speak-Easy Warrants Lead to Multiple Arrests
Inspector McLaughlin served warrants issued by Magistrate Gripp and County Detective Beltzhoover yesterday. Arrests include Anthony O'Donnell, Kate King, James Buster, Catherine Cantlin, Rose Rowe, Patrick Rock, and others on Second Avenue and Forbes Street. All were taken to the Fourteenth Ward station and released on $1,000 bail each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaughlin
Gripp
Beltzhoever
Anthony O'Donnell
Second Avenue
Kate King
Forbes Street
James Buster
Halket Street
Catherine Cantlin
Irvin Street
Rose Rowe
Patrick Rock
Fourteenth Ward
Horse Pulling Sewing Wagon Flees On Robinson Street
A horse pulling a standard sewing machine wagon bolted on Robinson Street Allegheny yesterday afternoon. The wagon collided with another vehicle, the driver was thrown out and badly cut on the head. The machine wagon was wrecked and the horse injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Street
Allegheny
Edward Schock Dies of Stomach Cancer at West Penn
Edward Schock aged 54 died at West Penn Hospital in the early hours yesterday from stomach cancer. A milk dealer from lower Allegheny, he had been in the hospital about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schock
West Penn Hospital
Schock
Lower Allegheny
Baffled by Ballots Faces Reformers in New System
Local politicos debate the Baker ballot law as Secretary Harrity's specimen ballots split candidates by party and force long, complex layouts. People’s party leaders claim nomination papers ensure their names appear on the official sheet, prompting bids for 850000 ballots and potential reforms before election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Borrows
People’s Party
Harrity
Baker
Hensel
Democratc
Croscen
American Party
Socialist-Labor Party
Vitoria Woodhull
Socialist-Labor
Prohibition
People's Party
Board of Examiners
Harrisburg
Allegheny County
Secretary of the Commonwealth
A. L. Tilden
R. A. Thompson
Franklin
Court House
Labor
People's Parties
Photera
McKinley Heads to Washington for Big Republican Rally
Ohio Governor McKinley will arrive at 7:05 AM in this city en route to a large Washington Pa meeting. A parade and breakfast at Monongahela House precede a Union station escort by local clubs. Numerous civic groups plan to join the trip with tickets, bands, and a strong showing for McKinley and Dalzell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington
McKinley
Monongahela House
B. F. Jones
Hon. C. & Fetterman
C. L. Magee
Robert Pitcairn
John W. Chalfant
H. W. Oliver, Jr
W. H. McClean
A. E. W. Painter
John Gripp
James & McKean
Union Station
Conkling Club
Southside
Tariff Club
Select Knights
Union Republican Club
McKeesport
Oakdale Cavalry Club
Mansfield Marching Club
Knoxville Marching Club
Duquesne
Dalzell
William Creighton
Chartiers Township
Joseph Hickman
Collier
Dr. W. Fite
Upper
Clair
J. E. Hanna
Bridgeville
B. Maga- Enerdefferson
J. P. Eberhart
Knoxville
Division
Smith
Silk banner presented to The Conkling Club on Sarah Street
The Conkling Club of the Southside received a handsome silk banner as a gift from the ladies of the Southside. The presentation occurred at W. H. McCready’s residence on Sarah Street. Misa McCready spoke, with Magistrate Succop replying on behalf of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conkling Club
Southside
W. H. McCready
Sarah Street
Misa McCready
Succop
Pittsburgh Delegation Heads to Williamsport Convention
Dr A J Barchfield Alderman McGary E E Cotton Joseph McMahon F K Garing and Prothonotary John Bradley left yesterday for Williamsport Pa to attend the convention of the State League of Republican Clubs. Many other Pittsburgers will attend the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Barchfield
Alderman McGary
E E. Cotton
Joseph McMahon
F. K. Garing
John Bradley
Williamsport
State League of Republican Clubs
Allegheny Republican Cadets Elect Officers
The Allegheny Republican Cadet Club elected F. S. Morgan as Captain, W. S. Bigger as First Lieutenant, and H. D. Fowler as Second Lieutenant. The club held its first drill last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Republican
Allegheny Republican Cadet Club
F. S. Morgan
W. S. Bigger
H. D. Fowler
Dlub
First annual reception of Pittsburg Young Men's Democratic Association
The first annual reception of the Young Men's Democratic Association of Pittsburg will be at Lafayette Hall on Friday evening October 21. The Republican County Committee seeks names of marching club officers nationwide as soon as possible. A Twenty-first ward marching club formed with seven members and will elect officers and choose a uniform later. Colonel W A Stowe will address Republicans in Allegheny wards Nine Ten and Eleven Saturday night. A Republican mass meeting is planned in Lower McClure Township tomorrow night. The Italian Republican Club will receive a Lang and guidons at Grant School with John J Lambie giving the presentation. This marks the first Italian Republican club west of the mountains. Uniontown Republican Secretary Groner M Hosack will be in Washington today and predicts Colonel Andy Stewart’s election to Congress for the Twenty-fourth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Democratic Association of
Pittsburg
Lafayette Hall
Twenty-first Ward
Colorel W. A. Stowe
Allegheny
Lower Mc. Club Township
Grant School
John 3
Lambie
Groner M. Hosacn
Uniontown
Fayette County
Republican Committee
Monongahela House
Washington
Andy Stewart
Congress
Missing man William Woods sought by police
William Woods 25, of 112 Elm Street, has been missing since last Tuesday after chatting with friends near his home. He worked at Moorhead's mill on Secon Avenue. Police asked to assist in locating him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Einstein
East Street
Hepp
Ustein
William Woods
Elm Street
Woods
Moorhead
Secon Avenue
Move to turn Fifth Avenue Market into High School site gathers support
City officials including Mayor Gourley and Controller Morrow back a plan to demolish the Fifth Avenue Market house and build a central High School site. Chief Brown leads the discussion with a conference tomorrow in the mayor’s office, inviting department chiefs, the Central Board of Education, and school officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Market House
Central Board of Education
Brown
Gourley
Morrow
Bigelow
Eighteenth Regiment
Board of Assessors
Central Board
Luckey
Woods
Common Council
Millivery Opening Today at Firmemaan and Co
Millivery opens today at Firmemaan and Co on Market Street. Wakefield Rattan Co of Boston and Schoeneck and Son of Pittsburg show no price difference on reed and rattan furniture. First invoice of new terms arrives on our floors October 1, see the sale at waterrooms on Liberty Street, Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firmemaan & Co
Market Street
Waterooms
Liberty Street
Cheap Oriental patterns at CamMorpett store in New York
A. G. Cammorpett & 7 Fifth Avenue advertise beautiful new patterns for fabrics and games in a French Parisian style and Seaside designs, inviting customers to see them as they claim low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Paris
A. G. CamMorpett
Fifth Avenue
New Lines of Ladies Jackets Capes and Garments
HUGUS & HACKE Croax Department announces new lines of ladies jackets capes wraps and traveling garments in reliable materials at moderate prices. jackets range 32 to 40 inches with new styles longer than before and complete assortments in fashionable fabrics. capes include long Watteau plaited and plain backs plus short triple capes in varied colors and blacks. remaining medium-weight cloth capes in grays and blacks priced to clear. mackintoshes in sizes, light and dark colors, with or without sleeves and lining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croax Department
Fabrics in Wide Range of Styles and Prices
Serge fabrics offered in many widths and prices. Cashmeres and Henriettas remain staples. The Stag, our own brand, is a special import and a value. Full lines and qualities to meet demand.
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Mollinger’s Medicines
Same &Tyle
East End
The
M’kinley
John Robinson & Sons Coal Works
Soho
Mellor & Hoene
MxtLou & Horns
Wimemuie & i
Grant
Diamond Streets
A. G. Campari & Sosa
Fleishman & Co
Max Klein
Guckenheimer, Fine, Gibson
Overholt
Bear Creek
I . Millinery
Chief Brown
Minuseri
Our Market Street
H.J. Heinz Co
Europe
Wakefield Rattan Co
Boston
Schoeneck & Son
Millliwearming Today
Viceawae & Co
Max Kiein
Millineer
Frurwaman & Co
Delp & Bell
Wand
Federal At
N. B
Macy Bright
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Fifth Ave
Market ST
Controller’s Office
Six Mile Island
Butchers’ Run
Woods’ Run
Horsford
A. M. Bilby
Mitchell, Dak
Mittererr
Fiesakay & Cor
A. G. Campne
Sona
de Witt
Elein
Silver Avenue
Dasmas & Con Market Street
Canton
Barnett Honat
Fremumas & Co
Simen’s
Globe
New York
Paris
Opera
London
Picidilla
Ohio ST
Allegheny, PA
Gor
Fifth Ave. and. Market ST
Adveerti
Fants
Jos. Horne & Go
Priestly & Ecroyd
Henristras
JOS. Horne & CO
Penn Ave
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