It Is Good for Me I Have Been in Trouble
A pastor’s meditation on adversity as a schoolmaster. Trouble tests strength, law, faith, and love, teaching endurance and obedience while deepening sympathy. The speaker urges patience and trust in God, affirming the blessing found in retrospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebal
Gerizim
Siaelon
Otte Hed
Immapeth
Bisesed
God
Siloam
Christ
Fiere
George Hopers
Secret Societies Form New Branches in Ridgeway Area
Reports indicate multiple secret society branches organized or adopting features in Ridgeway and nearby wards. Members from British No. 4 and Connellsville groups plan visits and meetings, with new branches in Allegheny and Southside set for shifts, charter closings, and a grand post Easter concert hinted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeway
Eighteenth Ward
H. E. Chartes
P. G. Nash
Viet Irwin
Came
Castle
Southside
St. Michael's
Sunda
Scales Brothers
J. C. Boyle
J. A. Bicelly
Bisthere Pogue Sclason Totty Tno Serps
Connellsville
Allagheny
Pew
E State
M. J. Clark
The W Infantry Drill and Nod Descriptions
The article notes the W Infantry acting as escorts in Nod the didhecent of the Jr U A M and the ten Regiment drill at Grand Goatees Bituk lant Wednesday. It highlights Colonel Bowen's popularity with Select Knights and urges full representation at the next drill on Wednesday evening April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Infantry
Port
Veterans auxiliary to hold entertainment for relief fund
The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary met in new headquarters with strong turnout. An event at Frecker's Hall on Butler Street between Thirty seventh and Eighth will raise funds for a relief fund. Eight candidates were initiated and twelve were balloted at the last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ent
Sons of Veterans
Reception at Union rink for Fort Pitt Council officers
The April 4 reception at Union rink, largely attended, honored officers of Reliable Council No. 00 and Jr. C. T. A. ML Fort Pitt Council No. 220 with installations and recognitions. Officers listed include Councilor H. E. Campbell and Assistant Warden E. kobenes, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Pitt
Union Rink
Council No
Asda
H. E. Campbell
Louis Stoltz, Jr
E. Kobenes Ons
Ies Springer
J.D. Barnes
Sasaide Tinel
Northside Council to Host Lunch Basket Social
Sovereigns of Industry Northside Council No 8 will hold a lunch basket social at 174 Federal Street Allegheny on Monday evening. Local members invite neighbors to attend and support the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovereigns of Industry
Northside Council No. 8
Federal Street
Allegheny
Triumph Lodge No 0 W meets at Colfax Hall
A. G. 0. W. Triumph Lodge at Colfax Hall hosts frequent membership tests and initiations during each meeting as prospective members receive accessional tests and are welcomed into the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triumph Lodge No
Colfax Hall
Peccese Eens
Heptasophs Conclave Set for Richmond Session
Dr G edgery notes Northside Conclave No and at the biennial session of the Supreme Conclave convenes at Richmond Virginia on the 16th inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Edgery
Richmond
Guardian Suit Over Bond for McNish Minors
J D Watson filed a suit for Mary J McNish admin istratrix and Peter Schatz against B F Kennedy J H Walter Schatz and J E P Duff and P J Zimmerman as guardians of the McNish minors alleging misuse of a 10 000 bond. The action seeks 7 000 on the bond with release upon proper accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Watson, Esq
Mary J. McNish
Mary E
Susan B. McNish
Peter Schatz
B. FP. Kennedy
J. H. Walter
J. E. P. Duff
P. J. Zimmerman
E.G. Brehan
B. F. Kennedy
H. L. McNish
Kennedy
Orphans’ Court
Walter, Krehav
Schatz Kennedy
Kensea
Tana
Bony
Monday’s Trial Lists Common Pleas entries and cases
The page lists Monday trial items in Common Pleas with case names such as Harbach versus Kirth and various receivers and aliases. Also includes Triminal Court Commonwealth versus Hattie Shafer and related aliases, with additional docket references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas No
Harbach
Kirth
Reese Evans
Tsmick & Geases Dinkel
Holleran
Hart Ve Frickoke Co
Triminal Court
Commonwealth
Hattie An Alias
Shafer
James McBraine
Seon Albert Moucneat
Alina Ae
Divorce suit against Annie C. Williams discontinued
The divorce case Griffith Williams vs Annie C. Williams was discontinued yesterday with the plaintiff paying the costs. A disorderly house case against Jzxwiz Hazex of Waterstreet led to a fine and workhouse sentence. Edward M. Yard won a damages suit against the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad. An application for a Swedish M church charter was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustees
Andrew Rudberg
Erik Anderson
Augustexereneke
Chane Ormand
Charles Bandell
Pittsburg Real Estate Activity Despite Skeptics
The Dispatch notes 367 building permits for the year to date at an estimated cost of 87 200, with 58 issued last week. Mortgage data show ten loans totaling over 1 million dollars, while real estate demand remains strong and area development continues. Gustavus Oralson praises local architecture and hardwood use, and March strikes totaled 44 with 12 112 workers involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Fifth Avenue
Dispatch
Market Movement Mixed Amid Oil Decline and Bank Demand
The stock market showed narrow price ranges with minor closings from the prior day. Philadelphia Gas weak, Electric steady, La Noria barely steady, Switch and Signal at 24 with 22 bids, Tractions weak with no demand, and Consignes up about a dollar on 100 shares. Bank stocks remained in demand but few trades occurred among names like Allegheny National Bank and Diamond National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
la Noria
Consignes
Money market quiet amid weather slow trade
The local money market was quiet as poor weather reduced borrowing demand and kept deposits steady. Banks reported a cash cushion and ample discount rates to meet current needs while New York call money eased slightly amid subdued activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eas. Avate
Indiana oil prospects draw Ohio operators back to fields
Gas and oil operators from the locality tour Indiana fields and report strong belief oil reserves are vast in the Hoosier state. They warn Ohio fields face reduced output as Standard Oil absorbs territory, with growth centered near Gibsonburg Sandusky and Freeport areas as leases expand and a potential summer boom looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FrIn Duiay
Indiana
Hoosier
Wood County
Ohio
Standard
Gibsonbu
Sandusky County
Martin
Ohlo
Pennsylvania
Freeport
T. J. Vandergrift
Allco
Oeeres
Ae New Tjree
St Yale Party
Pemberville
Toledo
Cleveland
Findlay
Real estate sales listed across Allegheny area estates
Multiple properties change hands including a three story pressed brick dwelling No 75 Chestnut street Allegheny City sold for 6000 to Mrs A Watson of Bismarck Dak. A Mt Washington seven room frame house with lot sold for 2550. Additional parcels and mortgage actions noted by firms on Fourth avenue Grant street Herron avenue and similar locales with varied prices and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Byenud
Ogheny
Coyle
É& Co
Virginia
Charleston
Ana & Rankin
Fourth Avenue
Holsa
Davia
Firstavenue
Coraupolis
J. Satlinger
P. Thomas &Co
Grant Street
Peoples Savings Hank
Regina McClellan
Herron Avenue
Dennis
Herman Hill
Toutian Sree
Allegheny
Ieee
Myjoho
F. Hatverd
Taco Schumacher
Bank of Commerce
Ton Station
North Homestead Place
Beringer
BOW Two
Numerous Building Permits Filed For Dwellings Citywide
Last week 58 permits were issued for one and two story houses and additions. Entries show names such as M Morris J Elliott Joseph Graff Henry Schneider and many others, with locations on Twenty-third Center avenue Elinor street Penn avenue and more, detailing sizes like 13 by 16 feet 24 by 34 feet and 17 by 84 feet among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Morris
Twenty-third Street
Penn and
Liberty Streets
J. Elliott
Center Avenue
Soho
Fred Tugaman
Elinor Street
Salisbury
Joseph Graff
Ncaa
Henry Schneider
Worge
Atwood
Bates N. Green
Mr. O'N
Paen'toomen
Winebladia Street
Niectrie Liebesto Henee
Baise F
Ry Power
Whitfeld
Beatty
Ny Street
Sycamore
Feet
W. Wilker
Elm Street
Franklin
Henel Robb
Penn Avenue
Keo
Emily Street
Jane Guo
William I Sankey
Ens Wiliam McNally
Kansas Street
Low
John Grogan
Forbes Street
Moultrie
Sallwood Avenue
Boeins
Ler Street
Flora
James W. Pastorius
Jobo Me
John Fay
Craig Street
Ridge
Inter
McMannis
Ruthven Street
M. Zett
Seneca
Jane Street
Terrence Dailey
Fourth Avenue
B. Lvingston
Forty-sixth
William Onan
Rm Toe
Grandview
Theee
Theee Dso Leon
Gnanview
Edward Collins
Bristol Street
William Williams
Hans Tigh
Edmond
Liberty
George Schaffer
Penn
Lib
Mary
Swostney
Hariter
Grand View
Gleim
Pere
Maria
Kelly
Seoraehe
Linden
Arene
Denny Avenue
Howland Street
Sixteenth Seventeenth
F. M. Kirper
Isaac Gilbert
Léxus
Bear Liberty
eDonough
Kent
Fifty-fourth
Fifty-fifth
B. Schmidt
Smallman
Philadelphia Leads as Carpet Center With 112 Firms
Philadelphia is described as the world's largest carpet manufacturing hub with 112 concerns in over 200 factories, occupying 7,350 rooms and employing 17,800 workers. The article notes high production last year though the final figures are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Live Stock Markets Report From Pittsburgh Auction
Cattle market activity light with 63 head of cattle and 540 head of hogs, consignment sale largely quiet. Four cattle cars shipped to New York. hogs show limited demand with some prices around 800 dollars per ton in heavy market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovyick
Pittsburg
Roccipta
New York
Macher Ion Ub Endhanaba
Chicago Grain Market Ends Mixed as May Sags and July Rises
In a unsettled session Chicago grain traders saw light activity with large holders suspected of backing out of the May deal. May wheat slipped two cents, later recouping none, while July gained about forty percent of yesterday's close before closing down about forty cents. A separate note cites a prizefighter’s philosophy from the Weir-Murphy bout and a Washington Critic remembrance by Major Stofah.
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George Hodges
Western Star Pegs No. A
Acker
Wes B. Nicholson Lodge
N. G
Signi
Henry Herschhauser Et
Kinnefeltar
Christat Steabley An
John A. O'Brien
Trussees
Gever
W. Jhee
John E. Vane
A. J. Poteer
O. K. of
Sena of Veterans
J. F. Ny
Brother Jr
P.C.L. E. Love
Eer Nee
Saangviaw
Connel
Samuel Potty
Ats
Ensey
Secaee Sinee
Sam
McNish
James Ces
Bary
A. A. Gober
Andrew W Weldner
M. M. Weldman
Mary Speelman
Binceau
J. N. Smith
John Forbes, Sr
Lawren
Ewing
Shibas Allshouse
Samuel Creelman
William Ross
Expoliceman
Coman
Floyd Ross
William McCluskey
J. J. Campbell
Wilkinsburg
George C.welscher
Wiliam
Ropbercy
Larearville
W. Va
Amoun Taare
Rouert Bell
Thomas A. Freen
A. Schmidt
J. M. Perrin
A. C. Wallace
Chartiers
Piarensx
Penn Ave
Diamond Street Improvement
Stan Cou Wiroagne Decket
SSS
Gustavus Oralson
Sweden
City of
Salem
Reed
United States District Court For
District of Oregon
United
York
Eidana
Europe
South America
Robinson Broa
Wood Street
Lota
Aessnes
Aseeen Sans Monreeeas
Colvice Srebegenoremrg
Allegheny National Bank
Diamond National Bank
Exchange National Bank
Deposit Nati Frechoia Eee Antece
D National Hank
Wiksee Oil
Lilma
Ineburg
Pitts
Men
Yough
R, BR. Co
Date Petroleum Sas
Scott County
Phils
de Witt Dilworth
Wifthaysnue
Plinsburg
Digsooedeus
Aitecs
Indiana Oil Fields
Petroleum District of
Ward
Charles A. Gloeckler
Green Bay
S.scscsecsesras
Chicago Bears
Niger
Iseaes Sesoning SilAithey
Ing. Ae
Fi Ieee
Aw York
Ae Ae York Stock Exchange
Venus
Ae Ae Isseenee
Anes Iis & Iron
Fat Ng
Wheeliag
Elee
Boston
Bostom
Tony
Atchison
Atch
Central
Aliouexm
Tamarack
San Diego
East Liberty
Chicago Grain Market
Chicago News
Myer
Weir-Murphy
Washington
Major Stofah
Hawkins
Feith
Eyaayay
J. P. Smith
Lamp, Glass & China Co
Srokers—Financial
Commission
A. Estate
Chisholm & 4Co
Broadway
N. Y- Mali
Finzer
Genuine
Sikth Ave
Smithfield SF
JAS
W. J. Burns
John W. Taylor
Medical
Doctor Whittier
Pewn Avenue
Kittier
Man
Hes
Jon
Dustean
Sea
Ealy
Rees
Caidas
Whitten
Boston Medical Institute
Joseph Fleming & Son
Market Street
Pittsburgh
P.O. Box
Psu
Pe Hare
A. Fleming
Fowler
Cone
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