Death Penalty in Circuit Court Broadcasts
Extraordinary court session heard William Maier sentenced to be hanged on August 15 between 10 am and 4 pm for wife murder. Tank Probasco chief Jack Clifford received twenty years in the penitentiary for rape. Charine M. Kader indicted for defrauding the United States Ex press Company. found guilty but discharged. Crowd gathered as Judge Paull presided and proceedings were ordered by importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maier
Tank Probasco
Jack Clifford
Charine M. Kader
Denaling
United States Exprem Company
Death Sentence for William Maier in Ohio County
A court sentenced William Maier to death for the murder of his wife Mario Mater. The judge ordered execution by hanging on the fifth day of August, 1892, after noting a fair trial and the jury's clear verdict of guilt despite defense counsel's efforts. An appeal was briefly discussed with a 60 day window to challenge the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscowr
Larns
Com. Pa
Tlee Cine
State
Garrison
Thay Wade
Ha, Pets
Answorth Chia
McMeshon
McMachen
W. Va
Bowen
Ka Onver
Kerry
Lunsford
Edward P. Welchsel
Jacob Bailie
Hong Fort
Keller
Welchael
Swith
Roymer
Paul Saids
William Maier
Maier
Atkinson
Mario Mater
Paul
Laken
Ohio County
Robert Elias
Pool
Adam Bueb
Eastry
Case of State v Jack Probasco sentenced to twenty years
The court overruled the motion for a new trial and convicted Jack Probasco alias Jack Clifford of an atrocity. The judge ordered imprisonment for twenty years and noted the strong jury verdict and sentencing. Counsel sought a stay for appeal, with requests for time and aid to raise funds. The court granted a sixty day extension, with consideration for a longer period if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Jack Probasco
Jack Clifford
Tam
Boyce
Not Guilty Verdict Sparks Spectator Arrest
The jury returned a not guilty verdict after afternoon deliberations. Spectator J. S. Parker was arrested for applauding as the prisoner was discharged, with admonitions from the court that such demonstrations were not allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Arnett
Dovener
White
J. S. Parker
Close of the term outlined in court docket notes
The April term closed with many cases cleared. In Part One Judge Campbell discharged a 8-3 jury split in Rees vim Grove Railroad. Tolbert and Robinson fined for misconduct. Wheeling Bridge v Balzer dismissed. Rolf v Heiskell trial overruled. Blattner affirmed. Cly v Williams overruled. Margaret Weidman v Weidman for partition. In Part Two Judge Paull: Grogan defense verdict. Galloway v Standard Insurance defendant plea filed. Davis & Webster v Standard Insurance dismissed. Steinmetz v Shallcross sale order. Metzgar v Harnest Kills deposits exceptions overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Rees Vim Grove Railroad Company
B. R. Tolbert
J. W. Robinson
Tolbert
Robinson
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Company
Cly
Williams
Margaret Weidman
J. G. Weidman
Paull
the State
Grogan
F. C. Galloway
Standard Insurance Company
Davis & Webster
C. Steinmetz
T. P. Shallcross
Louis Metzgar
Harnest Kills
Supreme Court actions and rail fare notices in Wheeling
Wood county writs of error and appeals listed including Brown Mfg Co versus D F Mair and Core versus Ohio River Railroad. Notices mention bonds and costs, plus a half fare rail sale to Detroit by Wheeling & Lake Erie. Delmonico Restaurant ads and a world bicycle tour plan by Frank G Lenz from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Mfg. Co
D. F. Mair
Wood County
Joseph Conrad
Charles W. Wilson
Pas County
Power Welty
Campbell
Ohio County
Long
Conard
Lewis
Albinger & Black
Delmonico
Murket Street
Detroit
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway
O. R. Wood
Lens
New York
Morrow
Frank G. Lenz
Pittsburg
Manhattan
Busi Head Oil Co
Tyler
Wetzel
Chas
Hea Taney
Head Oil Co
Marriages and obituaries mix across June 1800s notices
A garbled column lists marriages and deaths with names, ages, addresses, and church details. Entries mention Irwin McCabe wedding at St Luke's, various obituaries from Mount Calvary Cemetery, and several funeral notices with dates, times, and residences across Hot Springs Arkansas to Cresap's Bottom West Virginia, reflecting a late 19th to early 20th century local notices record. Strong entities include St Luke's, Mount Calvary Cemetery, O'Brien, Callaher, Gibson, Nichols, Smith, Lauchlin, and Harding, with mixed dates in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighteenth Street
Mase
St. Alphonsus
Mount Calvary Cemetary
O'Brien
Esterday
Jon
Aon
Martin and Magee O'Brien
Wood Street
Friends of the Familly
Ms. Calvary Cemetery
Callaher
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mar Si
Ima
Gattaven
Moubinville
W. Va
Ia Sar
Walton
Frances M. Wickham
Cresap's Bottom
Jamay Wanton
Gibson
Reraita
Daniel
Rachel Bowman
John Gibson
Tashar
Masher
Many E
Christ
Job
Margaret Cranfer Nichols
Charles Stebals
Ye Smith
Juno
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kap Opos Mordiaue
William Mate
Sheri Sodhie
Monderar Jonkad
Markud Feulere
San Tinpance
John Melur
Bis Bmirther
Cate Maier
Dr.heer
Wortemburg
Ageine
Persia
V. Va
Court of Appeals
Probst
Tris
Ff Corey
Tos Polat
Jonathan
M. Eader
Supreme Court
Albinger & Bisch
Delmonico Restaurant
Market Street
Prof
Sheff
Mala
Eleventh Streets
Sun
Albloger & Black
Irwin—Mccabe
St Luke's Ple. Ghureb
A.C. McCabe
Misa MannaRer Josepaise | McGane
Wrims
Nwis
Ape Bertschy
Frew & Kertsony
Main Street
East Side
My Atone Valephaane
Bar See
Hildren
Onan Ft
West Virginia
United Life Insurannce Association
World Building
New
Sofon
Aganis
Bo Dan You
Alpine Safe CO
Clark
Cincinnati
Virgiuis
Myuvedh
Ts K.G. Chase &Co
Push
Mi City
Philadelphia
Samy W
Williamson
N. 41 Street
Philadel Madboadhin
Paeb
Gor Bent
Persexe
Ben Jovertiss
Wheat & Hancher
Faulener Democratic
Hos 8
A. F
NIA Penitentiar
Eee Nperinie W.va
Zune
Wrc
Ander Wy Wey
Board of Directo, AN Pelt, Siperlswudent
Atenma
Suim
Tenaiaia
Fon House
Ixteesth
Joola
Ke Sale
BLAWK
Andy Dees
of ‘Trust
Be Exch
Raaierss Ofllos
Balecin
Inter Intermeion
Pouch Howe
Fency
Sa Ae
Beissors
Jaratizes
Ravenrea Pold
Aulver
Mickal
H. K. Delno
Miciigapaitre Oa
L&w. Ballroed
Cherah
Sobeo
Bajit and
Fully Lovell Arms
Theicyciea Bs
W.T. Burt
Tim Carie Bros
New City
Wall Paper & Borders
Jos. Graves
Graees
Parents
Streay
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