Contrast Between Drunkards and Spirit-Filled Men Sermon
The Rev. David McAlList er of Eighth Street Presbyterian delivered a Sabbath school temperance address on the contrast between a drunkard and a man filled with the Spirit. He urged listeners to compare Jerusalem’s past glory with later ruin and warned that drunkenness erodes time, gratitude, order, and spiritual life.
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David McAllister
Eighth Street Presbyterian Church
Jerusalem
Christ
Titus
Jones
Exison
London
The Perfect Law of Liberty Sermon
The Rev. E. P. Cowan argues from James 1 25 that law and liberty are a long contested balance. He says the public good must guide freedom and urges restraint on unbounded individual rights to prevent tyranny and preserve the common welfare.
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E. P. Cowan
D. D
Third Presbyterian Church
Sixth Avenue
Stieliberee
Ieee
Total Abstinence as Remedy for Intemperance Sermon
Father Sheedy spoke at St Bridgets Church on abstinence as a cure for intemperance. He urged constitutional amendments in four states and said the church must defend the people from liquor, noting the Baltimore decree against Catholics in the liquor trade and warning that civil law may be needed to close saloons.
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St. Bridget’s Church
Father Sheedy
Pennsylvanis
Massachuseta
New Hampshire
Bebracka
Aaa
Baltimore
Borly
Gulf of Mexico
Dress Standard Silverware Co
Boston
Erie
Ca Schaack
Europe
America
Pittsburg
Chios
Dismond
st.Ware
C Heefe
Prohibition Meeting Highlights Signers and Support
A temperance meeting in the Opera House featured A. M. Brown claiming twelve years of sobriety and arguing to curb liquor access. I. Rkwiller of Kansas praised prohibition, citing jail crowd contrasts and few distilleries, while officials like Judge White were lauded for duty. Charles Robinson spoke on world benefits for workers. pledge tables yielded many signatures.
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A. M. Brown
Opera
I. Rkwiller
Kansas
Pittsburg
Kansas County
Missouri Border
Martin
Detwiller
Judge White
Nouse
Charles Robinson
Allegheny
J. K. Barbour
Constitution Amendment Meetings Draw Crowd Across Moorhead Area
Local temperance and women’s groups held multiple gatherings yesterday with large crowds in Moorhead Hall and at the Southside Diamond for constitutional amendment discussion. Attendees heard hymns and prayers but some planned Ross Street sessions were canceled after county permission was denied.
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Matilda Hyndman
Golden Circle Division
Sons of Temperance
Moorhead Hall
Ross Street
Court House
Ross
Bryce
Ashburner’s California Mission Quiet on Report
Prof Charles A. Ashburner travels to California for the Fuel Gas and Electric Engineering Company to study gas territory. He declines to discuss the subject further, saying his geological report is not yet ready for publication.
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Charles A. Ashburner
California
Fuel Gas and Electric Engineering Company
Ashburner
Two Soldiers Sought for Pension Evidence in City
United States pension examiners seek proof for two Pennsylvania soldiers with pending pensions. John Sweeney, sergeant of Company E, Eighteenth Pennsylvania Reserves, and Rudolph Evans of the same regiment and company are the subjects.
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United States
Pennsylvania
John Out
Rudolph Evans
Compound Oxygen Treatment Promises Health Claims
An advertisement extols the Compound Oxygen Treatment for digestion nerves and muscles, featuring testimonials from A. E. Rochester of Penfield Pa and mentions its history. Also promotes a sale at J. G. Lauer's Toy House with toys and goods priced at 12 dollars. Gav W. Seance invites shoppers at 136 Federal St Allegheny to view spring styles in a cloak room.
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Mynorpree
D. D
A. E. Rosexkeaxs
Penfield
Gav.w
Mwwssu
Federal St
Allegheny
la Bute ST
Somme
J. H. EK
Sharon
Thornton Bros
Allegheny, Pa
P. BE
W.c
Taeeta
Penn Ave
Homewood
Fifth Ave
Thos
Lliggett
Fourth Ave
Beaver Ave
Femnea
Liggett
Linden Street
North Avenue
Isibella Thorn
Bath
JAS. W. Drape & CO
Fourth Avenue
Pittsburg
Eknoxville Niy Lmpr
Knox Avenue
Knoxville
Boxe
Duquesne Park
Perryslleast
Tenth Ward
Quesne Park
Thomas Farm
Lears
A. Pentecost
Heal
Premeis
Lacock Street
Spring’s elusive signs and weary farmers blamed by local writer
A reflective piece notes scarce signs of spring in Western Pennsylvania with buds delaying, birds singing, and rural vendues rising. The author flags grim farm fortunes, soil depletion, and a mood of gloom among counties farmers who fear brick hard times and unproductive fields.
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Gray
Alborg
Ohio
Egypt
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