Christ Supremacy Highlighted In Sermon On The Riot And Bloodshed
Rev. Dr. J G Townsend preached on the supremacy of Christ drawing contrasts between natural and spiritual revelations. He asserted Christ’s dominion over earth and heaven, and urged believers to seek guidance through biblical doctrine rather than worldly concerns. The Rev James T Satchell, new minister at North Avenue Methodist Church, preached to large crowds and won favorable impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Satchell
North Avenue
Allegheny
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Satchell
Farge
JT Satchett Church
Christ
Jesus
Mombers
Townsend's Views on the Riot in the Coke Region
Dr Townsend condemns violence in the Coke Region riot and argues unions or not workers must act peacefully. He asserts workers have right to protest but not to destroy property or intimidate others. He laments loss of life and calls for wiser counsel and restraint to avoid bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Townsend
Coke
Westerdas
J. G. Townsend
Jetn
End Mall
She
Anita
America
Inequalities of Society Across Wealth and Power
Rev. E R Donehoo outlines causes of social inequality in a sermon at Eiguth Presbyterian Church. He argues that persistent class divisions arise from concentrated capital and exploited labor, predicting ongoing discontent and unrest as long as conditions remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dronehoo
Eiguth Presbyterian Church
Tie
Emery Sear
A Layman in the Pulpit at Foret Congregational
Pastor W. McCorkie is ill with grip and unable to preach. Adam Totaugh, steel tester for the Procssivania Kadimea Company, spoke to a large congregation on creation and the harmony of biblical records with scientific research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McCorkie
Foret
Alloeheur
Ivad
Tiis
Adam Totatuagh
Procssivania Kadimea Company
Adlress
Cyanser
Sermon on Loyalty at Southside Presbyterian Church
The Daughters of Liberty on the Southside attended Divine Services as Tew F. BK. Parrand of the Southside Presbyterian Church preached to Fidelity Council of the Daughters of Liberty. Members from American and Unity Councils joined, praising loyal women who supported fathers husbands and brothers who fought for the flag. The sermon linked loyalty to Christian faith and urged continued devotion. Miles Nervine advertised for headaches neuralgia nervousness spasms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. BK. Parrand
Southside Presbyterian Church
Fidatity Connell
Daughters of Liberty
Americut and
Unity Councils
Tramp of Eleven Summers Finds Sorrow and Shelter in Allegheny
An 11 year old German born boy named John Dink, orphaned in Ohio after typhoid and diphtheria deaths, wandered to Allegheny seeking aid. He lived with a farmer in Alliance before being abandoned in Wooster and Rochester, now found hungry and homeless at the station. Operator Milby fed him and Mayor Wyman ordered care and possible placement. The boy shows resilience, though memories of his mother bring tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Ohio
John Dink
Germany
Alliance, O
Fr Warne
Jobo
Jobo Seiler
Seller
Rochester
Wooster
Ind
Milby
Wyman
Ian Bright
Robbery at Minister's Residence in Allegheny
Thieves gained entry to the home of Rev. George W. Inez of Christ M E Church at 14 Sherman Street by a duplicate key. They left the house as they entered, took a gold watch and chain valued about 150 dollars, and possibly more items were stolen. The pastor's desk drawers were forced open and sermons were scattered on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Inez
Christ M. E. Church
Allegheny
Sherman Street
Cain
Workers for Temperance Hold Sunday Meetings in Allegheny
The Sons of Temperance met at their new hall at 25 Federal Street Allegheny. O Keefe a reformed drunkard spoke on his life and rescue from a drunkard's grave. A newly organized choir sang several hymns. The Latte Jim Church gathering on Rebecca Street drew a large crowd led by William Hinckstock with Caskey Edmundson and Suums assisting. There were 12 pledge OTs. The W CT U No 2 meeting at Moorhead Hall drew a large attendance with pledges signed after addresses by Mrs RK Jones William Francis Charles Tossey and J W Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Temperance
New Hall
Federal Street
Allegheny
O. Keefe
Latte Jim
Rebecca Street
Allecheny
William Hinckstock
Messrs. Caskey, Edmundson
Suums
Moorhead Hall
RK. H. Jones
William Francis
Charles Tossey
J. W. Powell
Speculation Rises Over Monongahela House Management
The Monongahela House operated normally with Captain Sam Brown absent and Mr. Holmes in the East End. Townsfolk weigh whether current management will stay or change. Laurie favors Charley Miller as manager, while Manager Kelly indicates he remains in charge until Brown declares himself. Developments expected today as Walter Reamer leaves the Seventh Avenue Hotel to return to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela House
Sam Brown
Mr. Holmes
East End
Laurie
Charley Miller
Brown
Mr Miller
Kelly Ehid
Kansas City Man Faints in Sixth Street Restaurant
Frank Hughs of Kansas City became suddenly unconscious while waiting for supper at a Sixth Street restaurant. He recovered briefly at Central station, then faded again. Dr Moyer noted weakness and possible recent drinking, a con dition resembling poisoning, and he was moved to Homeopathic Hospital for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hughs
Kansas City
Sixth Street
Central Station
Moyer
Final Step in Allegheny Second-Class Transition
Allegheny moves to second class honors with 10 AM council organization and election of Thomas A. Parke as Chairman. At noon the new chiefs will be installed, though Chief-elect Edward Armstrong of Public Works may be absent due to confinement with the grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Parke
Edward Armstrong
Department of Public Works
Waiting for Better Roads and Fading Stocks
Thomas Deegan of Sterling Boiler Company visited Schlosser yesterday. He notes iron stocks wiped out and a revival in trade delayed until roads dry and become passable. Deegan is handling large contracts but unavailable to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Deegan
Sterling Boiler Company
Schlosser
Stveezan
Mr. Deccan
Crowd gathers as Italians struggle with baggage at Fifth and Smith
A group of Italians with boxes and bundles halted a Southside car at the corner of Fifth avenue and Smith Acid street last evening. About 500 spectators watched as the party wrestled to load the baggage into the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Smith- Acid Street
Des Moines Mall and Lines Highlight Local Endorsements
North Des Moines former mayor J. Loughran recalls a severe chest pain attack and three weeks of recovery. He credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for relief and praises the remedies as the best in the world based on his family’s experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Loughran
North Des Moines
Locust Street
Chamberlain
Orders Help Roads Downey Touts Labor Lodges Saving for Corporations
John Downey of the Order of Railway Switchmen, visiting from the East, praises lodge work for sobriety and efficiency. He argues unions reduce accidents, ease rail costs, and enable management to handle workers collectively, while noting Eastern managers sometimes resist equality with labor.
A Lady Recovers From Severe La Grippe With Remedy
A refined woman suffered through a harsh bout of la grippe last week with intense pain sneezing and coughing. She refused a doctor but used Chamberlains Cough Remedy which she believed cured her as symptoms dwindled and she slept better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja Grippe
Uth
Mrs Coulson Fights Heart Ailment at 77 in Family Tragedy
Elizabeth Coulson mother of veteran detective Sol Coulson lies dying after weeks of illness. Age 77 she has twelve grown children and a lifetime of church work in the Methodist faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Coulson
Sol Coulson
To Day's Parade of Fatness at Harry Davis Museum
A parade of fat ladies will traverse streets from Harry Davis' Museum in carriages with a band, starting at o'clock. The route passes First avenue to Grant Water Wood Fourth Market Sixth Penn Sixteenth to Ohio Chestnut Ohio Mederal acres bridge Sixth Liberty Market Fifth and returns to the start.
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Harry Davis’ Museum
First Avenue
Grant
Water
Wood
Fourth Avenue
Market
Sixth
Penn
Sixteenth
Bridge
Ohio
Chestnut
Mederal
Acres Bridge
Liberty
Fifth
Fast freight train service links Los Angeles to St Louis
The Texas and Pacific road with Southern Pacific and Iron Mountain lines has set up a fast freight service between Los Angeles and St. Louis. Trains will run throughout the season. W M Clark of Missouri Pacific is the local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas and Pacific Road
Southern Pacific Company
Iron Mountain Railroad
Los Angeles
St. Louis
W.M. Clark
The
Missouri Pacific
Be Fashionable but Not Extravagant at Jos Horxe Co
Ladies may choose fine costumes and gowns from Jos Horxe and Co at Penn Avenue Stores. The ad promises stylish materials and fashionable shapes with work guaranteed equal to top dressmakers and prices fairest and most moderate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Horxe & Co
Penn Avenue
Langest
Jos, Horry & Co
Inquest Looms as Murphy Recovers for Gilkinson Case
Coroner McDowell’s visit confirms Detective P J Murphy has recovered enough to attend the afternoon inquest into Detective Gilkinson’s death. New evidence may be presented, with details withheld until the hearing. The old Gilkinson murder house contents sold for 10 dollars to fund Fitzsimmons' wife. Harry Davis' Museum buys all room furniture for exhibition. Fitzsimmons fights to block use via insane-john.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
P. J. Murphy
Fitzsimmons
Gilkinson
Fitzsimmons Pani
Harry Davis
Jon
Davis
Death by own action at Homestead on Sabbath
A suicide by shooting occurred at Homestead yesterday. William Artman, about 24, an employee of Carnegie, Purpns & Co. steel works, returned to his room after dinner and, before a mirror, shot himself in the temple with a revolver. He had brain trouble and had been treated in Pittsburgh and Homestead. He boarded with his brother and was to marry soon, seen as a contented young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Downey
Schlosser
Reading
New York Central
Jay Gould
Homestead
William Artman
Carnegie, Purpns & Co
Artman
Pitteburg
Elmer
Frank
Ivor
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Endorsed by Doctor McWilliams
Dr J. J. McWilliams of Denison Indiana endorses Horsford's Acid Phosphate for dyspepsia and nervousness. He reports using it to treat sleeplessness with satisfactory results and says it stands unrivaled as a remedy for these conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4. J. McWilliams
Denison, In
Cough Remedy Offered by Numerous Pittsburgh Druggists
A partial list shows Chamberlains Cough Remedy sold by many Pittsburgh and Allegheny City druggists including E G Stucky Markell Bros John C Smith T W D Hieber A Nourse W E McGarthy H Finkelpearl Eble and others. The ad also promotes novelty jackets and optical services at local firms and notes administration for Sarah Smith deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitterberg
Allegheny City
Chamberlain
E. G
Stucky
Penn Avenue
E. G. Stucky & Co
Wylie Avenue
Fulton Street
Markell Bros
Penn
Frankstown
Carl Hartwig
Butler Street
John C Smith
Main Street
James L. McConne
Pittsburg
Alleghenyie
E. E. Heck
Federal Street
Thomas K. Morris
Hanover
Preble Avenues
A. J. Kaercher
Charles L. Walther
Chestnut Street
W.S. Beach
Fifth Avenue
Spohn & Murphy
Carson Street
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J. T. Satchell
Alleghenians
J.G. Townsend
Rev
E.R. Donehoo
Miles
Jon Fleming & Son's
Dr. Izer
Workers For Temperance
Will
Mr. Downey
Labor Lodges
Sala Be
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania Lines
Order of Switchmen
Lady and la Grippe
Mrs. Coulson
Paddy Murphy
Horsford
J. T. Little
Recht
Market Street
Sarah Smith
Y. W. Smith
Center Avenue
Court of Common Pleas No. 2
Allegheny County
Pitwoure Electric Club
L H. Silverman
E. B. Gawthrop
Morris W. Mead
H Eugene Ingold
AL Mel. Marding
General Corporation Act
A. M. Neeper
Jotice
Pennsylvania
W. E. Nimick
Jack
James W. Tyson, Jr
W. J. Howard, Jr
Samuel B. Shoemaker
Act of Assembly
Re Bell
Allagheny County
Smithfield ST. Torlce
D. F. Dennistor
Col. Smithfield and
Diamond Streets
Southside
J. W. Wallace
Trsiburg
Thomas McCaffrey
Emil G. Stuckey
Mth Street
A.J. Kapacheh
J. McHriofm
Market House
Allesnear
FH. Eggers & Son, Co
Cheetawtots
Thomas McHenry
Western
Irwinaves
G. W. Hughes
Beaver Aves
Terry MM. Gleim
Rebecca
Rebern
Bon ST. Pittsburg
Darber
Ginod
North Diamond ST
Philadelphia
J. G. Mitchell
Papeaes Enok
Bakbeming
Deane
Spock Yard Gel
Here's Island
Watmaken
Butler Jackson
New Brighton
I'a
Skack AI Baker
Shenandoval Bakery CO
Limwa
Shenandoah
apl-Sip Kaughtsman
W. Foulk
New Castle
Sentleman
Mittsbury
MAS Ists
Continental
N. A
M. Apa
Jarventer
Disputch
New York
Nan
Ava
Prudential Insurance CO
Sandusky
Mall Zcents
Fa Cs
LaCrosse
Wis
Alesman
Ana Cigar Company
Chicago
Lil
FROUL
Tuung Man
API
Derby
Doronce
Mall, Stener & CO
Providence
Poeta
Poucket Savings Banks
Mall Cents
J. H. Rice
Seventhat
Gannon & Connelly
McKeesport
Sandusky Oi
Ainymen
Hoys
Meshan's
Thompson
Grant St
Seooks
Sewickley
West Flizabeth
Alle- Rheny
Artner
Sawhul
Federal St. Allegheny
I's
Tomm
Ouse
Ft. W
West Penna
Walsutst
Trooms
Oakland
C. M
Dispatch Office
Didreds, Stathog Terms, Inc
W. B
Dispatch Offee
Aps
A. A. Weaver
H. French
Fourth Ave
Acti R Kust
Heal Estate
Wise & Minom
Miamond St
Dickson
Bluff ST
College
Ioan
Son
JdAs
A. Torine
W. A. Herson & Sons
Hazelwood
Haxelwood Staton
Second Avenue
Mila AL Durch Pield
Joo
Hana” Tazelwood
Second
Samuel W. Black
W. Black
K. Kk
JAS. W. Crap Ecol Sa
Fourth Av
Pittsburo
Muller St
Ahnestock
Httke Wood
Everal
Hank of Commerce
Brighton
Baxter, Thomson CO
East Find
Howard Brown
Erishton
Good Street
Howard Browns
South St. Wilkinsburg
JAS. W. Drape & CO
Wood St
Sheraden
Union Station
Andrew Payterson
Jaya Nice
JAS, W. Deape & CO
Henderson
Harmar
Uachd
Alex. Long
Urawdy
Sharpsburg
Mpisa
Atlantic City
Tlantic City
N. J
Salf
South Atlanticity
Jisrael J. Adams
Neal Estate
Law Bubbdins
Connellsville
Aypeeor
Fis
Shepard & CO
Sre Repos
Comibination Engine CO
Lim
Pennove
Anos
Oly
Thomas Vamlin
Lacock and
Panode
I-H. Ff
Park Way
Eheny
YOUNG
ONE & H
Makames
Ty J. Pragee
Ittsburg
Ohlo Street
A. Rirkpaterick
Hetland
H. Jennings, Jr
Steman
Lungren
Penn AV
Jewel Fred
Chris
ANCE
Myer Gallinger
Yoder Law Erlatzar
Cor
Wyllie Ava
Enone Nalts
Real Estate
INSUI
Res Chaleon' Re Antic City
Sachs
Eneos
E. Roberts & Sons
Aean Cola
Leeds & Lippincott
Educational
St. John’s Military School
Manlius
N. V. Blas
F. Hunt
Cole Reveins
Ermon AV
Wylie AV
Thomas Scaffrey
Botier St
East Ends
Financial St
Laondey
Ste John A. Hargaughs
Ols Fomewood
W. A. Weirhos & Sons
W. A. Terihon
Renmna
Inqeire
Thos
Hauret
Chamber of Commerce
Allegheny Residences
Kiekvatrich AV
Vw. c
W. W
le Fourth Aw
Pap Syation
A. VV. KR
Cus Iine
Knal
Penn Arery
Termes
Howard Emown
Pens Ave
Leo
H. Alken & OO
Launey
Federal St
Pittshurz
Federal
Chestnut At
Sedgwick At
Convenientre
Seve W. A. Henkon & Sons
Sterrit
Olio
Weat I Mamondsta
Gliery
W. A. Hktt- Run & Sons
Edward M. Butz
William Kauffman
County of Allegnesy
Kauffman
Easury
U. S Court House and Post Office
Secretary of the Treasury
Electric Light Commission
Wheeling
State of
West Virginia
P. EF. Farrell
A. A. Franzheim
Totich
Claysville
Washington County
B. &Co
KRRB
Dunkle & Sarr
James N. Campbell
Penn Building
Fittsburg
Board of Directors
Ad P. O
E. H. Dennibon
Effersonville
Central Standard Tim
Quartermaster’s
Q. M
Enry Co. Hodges
U.S. Army
Lilac Street
Twentieth Ward
Adviress E. M. Aiken
Seventh Street
Apisip
No. Gil Market St
Ingram
Henry Auction CO
James McGinnis
Fifth and
Craft Avenues
Fuller
J. M. Shields
Pact
JAS, W. Drape & CO
Pitteeburg
J. A. McKelvey
Boustheild Furniture
Spene Livestock
B. Diethich
Liberty Street
H. L. Childs & CO
W. J. East
Allesheny
Westinghouse Building
Gerorge Kappel
Smithfield ST
mileTwne
Ross W. Black
Barber
Penn Bulldisc
the Union Insurance CO
St. Nicholas Building
J. W. J. M’lain
R. C. Miller
Sleth Avenue
Grant Street
Webster Avenues
Ochép
Charles Somers & CO
New Postoffice
50 Month Avenue
New Gant Street
L I. Harris Deve CO
BOS
Seventh Avenue
Apl
Walnut and
Maines
City
Johnstown
Cambria Clubhouse
James McMillam
Blue Grass
Postoffice
Murry & Edsall
Mpfidelity Building
G. W. Cochrane
API F*hawr
Finer Nationan Bank
Prrrspras
Prrisnene
Thes Bank
Scully
Alabama
Marble City Land and Furnace Co
Spbok
Fidelity Building
N. P. Hyndman
Carbon Iron and Pipe Company
M. P. Hyndman
Agent Hazard Manufacturing Company
EC. Howard
GEO. K. Stevenson & CO
Avenyg
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