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Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1889

Page

3

Saloon as Source of Crime and Remedy Discussed

Dr Sutherland spoke at Secondly Church on crime vice and sin outlining crime as punishable by law, vice injurious to health, and sin bringing divine wrath. He argued that while laws cannot prevent all crime, understanding causes can curb sin and vice through governance and prevention.

Sutherland

Temperance Meetings Highlight Prohibition Debate At Opera House

A. C. Rankin led a temperance meeting at the Opera House arguing that prohibition will win and illegal saloons exist now. Speakers praised the movement and attacked liquor interests, with next events planned by William Houston and Rev. Boyle. Moorhead WCTU observed a fifteenth anniversary and announced an Act meeting with Hon. J. R. Detwiler set to speak.

A. C. Rankin Opera House Seventh Avenue Hotel Pittsburg Allegheny Rankin Fred Gipner Land Order Angie Martin William Houston The Sons of Temperance of Pennsylvania Boyle Moorhead Union No. 2 W.C.T. U Moorhead Hall J. M. Foster Getty G. 8. Eckey Captain Spon Charles Fifth Avenue Ef Hall J. KR. Detwiler Kansas W. B. Thorne Ross and High Streets Bryce David Martin

Good Citizenship and the Amendment at Pittsburg

Reverend Charles E. Locke of Smithfield Street Methodist preached on the amendment urging citizens to support it as essential for industry and national virtue. He linked prohibition to economic harms, noting distillers, retailers, and workers affected, and cited welfare concerns from alcohol abuse.

Pittsburg Charles E. Locke Smithfield Street

What Prohibition Does A Butler Minister Tells Why Vote For It

Rev Nesbit of Butler preached on the Pennsylvania Constitutional amendment at Buena Vista Street M E Church Allegheny urging voters to support prohibition. He outlined six points including relief from liquor licensing disgrace, lack of protection from licenses, harm to homes, crime and taxes, pauperism, and insanity.

H. Nesbit Butler Buena Vista Street M. E Allegheny Pennsylvania

East End Pastor Rails at Brewers Association Remarks

Dr. J W McKay of the East End Cumberland Presbyterian Church criticized the Brewers Association in a last night speech titled The Amendment Suffering for Want of Hustling Chairmen. He condemned their benefactor claims, assailed the banquet speeches, and urged urgent action to aid Pennsylvania towns.

J.W. McKay East End Cumberland Presbyterian Church Wilson's Hall Brewers’ Association Pennsylvania

Pittsburg Prepares Washington Centennial Celebration

In Pittsburg a committee finalizes plans for the Washington Inaugural Centennial on April 30. Major McKinley is to deliver an address. Prof. B W King to read a poem. Grand Central Rink to host a 5000-seat mass meeting with a 40 foot stage and a national music medley by the Gernert Guenther Orchestra. Excursion rail rates are arranged led by the Pennsylvania Railroad.

Pittsburg Washington Major McKinley Ohio B. W. King Grand Central Rink Gernert- Guenther Pennsylvania Railroad New York

Compound Oxygen Treatment advertised by Starkey and Palen

An advertisement touts Compound Oxygen Treatment by Starkey and Palen claiming success for asthma bronchitis and chronic ailments. It cites physicians and patients and offers a free 200 page brochure and office records of over 45 000 cases. A separate note promotes The Store booklet with illuminated portraits as a souvenir for Mr F Schoenthal's new ladies goods business at 612 Penn Avenue Philadelphia with a grand opening announced this week.

Earth Des Starkey & BaLtex F. Culbertson Petroleum Street Om Crry Starkey & Paalen Drs. Starkey Pales Arch Street Philadelphia F. Schoenthal Penn Avenue

Grand four day sale at Jos. Horse Co. Penn Avenue Stores

Wess on the bests aler of the largest fancy goods importing in New York announces a four day sale of Cameo glassware and Bohemian glass. Grand display in store center. Special prices on fine vases and flowers with many items at 15 to 50 cents. Also corset department offers convenient fitting room and grand opening today and tomorrow.

Jos. Horve & Co Penn Avenue Jos, Horne & Co Wess New York Jos Jos. Horne & Co F. Schoenthal Penn Ava Jos. Honrs & Co

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