Pope Leo XIII and the Church in Modern Politics
The text outlines Leo XIII's views on church state relations in modern politics, contrasting Catholic liberty with republics and monarchies. It highlights his encyclicals on government and labor, praising his stance for workers, property rights, and social justice. It notes the pope’s influence on France, Spain, and America, and describes his daily routine and the anticipation of his approaching legacy.
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Hugh Ca
France
Republic
Leo
Smiles and Snowflakes the Fad Weather Report
Weather observers note a shifting pattern from sun to snow in Pittsburg and vicinity. A mix of sun and snow flurries persisted with cold temperatures, as Easter bonnets and sun-seeking crowds briefly appeared before more wintry conditions returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Schmidt
Juktnstic
Dakota
Allerheny
Zimmermin
Man Assaults Wife in Allegheny Home
Tate Saturday night James McTighe, intoxicated, entered Ashton Street home and wrecked dining room items. He abused his wife, threw her down stairs injuring her shoulder, and struck his son John McTichy who tried to intervene. Officer Hutchinson arrested him. Mayor Voertly ordered six days’ confinement.
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Tate
James McTighe
Ashton Street
Allegheny
McTigie
John McTichy
Wacetoo
Hutchinson
Lim
Voertly
Mystery in Missing Boy Case Haunts Allegheny River Shore
Coroner McDowell seeks information about Hugh Devers a boy around Sandy years old missing since April 1. Parents live on a shanty near the Allegheny river by the railroad bridge. The case is murky with conflicting tales and the family suspects he fell overboard and drowned. The boy wore a light coffee waist and gene stockings and had a short haircut when last seen.
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McDowell
Hugh Devers
Hagh
Allegheny River
Waa
Hogi
Burst a Blood Vessel Sudden Death of William A J Watterson
William A J Watterson of the Anchor Bank died suddenly yesterday at his residence 25 Fort Fourth Street from a ruptured blood vessel. Born in the city sixty years ago, he held a responsible position at the Anchor Bank for many years and leaves a wife and family. His brother is Bishop Watterson of Columbus. Mr Wetterson of Allegheny is noted as a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. J. Watterson
Bishop Watterson
Columbus
A V. Dp. Wetterson
Allegheny County
Fort
Fourth Street
Watterson
Anchor Bank
Old Fort Duquesne Block House Faces Preservation Debates
The old Fort Duquesne block house at the Point prompts several preservation ideas. The Daughters of the Revolution seek ground and the building from Mrs. Schenley for a museum style site, while World’s Fair advocates propose moving it to Chicago or to Schenley Park. Authorities note the tunnel and foundations date to French and Indian era, and discuss potential plans to attract public interest while keeping the structure in place.
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Fort Duquesne
Daughters of the Revolution
Schenley Park
Monongahela River
Redoubt Alley
Chief Bigelow
Euial
Point District
Exposition Building
Blocks House
Turners in Convention at McKeesport Dinner Hall
The twenty-eighth annual Pittsburg Turner district convention met in McKeesport with 85 delegates from 20 societies attended by many friends. Officers elected include President William Wartman and Vice President C P Schumbra. The Twenty-ninth District Convention will be on the Southside next year, and the Turn Fest is set for June 27 to 30 on the Southside. The convention adopted resolutions opposing Sunday opening of the World’s Fair.
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Pitsburg
Meckersport
Pittsburg
Turner District
Mc Keesport
G. Ashen
William Wartman
C. P. Schumbra
Wheeling
John Hohl
August Zech
East Livy 1
Southside
Burglars Break Into Brown Residence on Neville Street
Thieves attempted a bold break in at John P. Brown’s Neville street home near Ellsworth avenue early yesterday. They entered by raising an unfastened dining room window and ransacked the first floor, piling silverware bric a brac coats and umbrellas in the reception hall. Brown intercepted the thieves on the porch as they prepared to ascend stairs, causing an escape through the window. Police Mohan and Single investigated after Brown reported the incident. They found thefts extended to the stable with additional small articles missing.
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John P. Brown
Neville Street
Ellsworth Avenue
Mr. Brown
Fourteenth Ward
Mohan
Single
Peter Schatzman to Succeed Captain Bell
Allegheny report says Police Captain Bell, suspended earlier, has been permanently deposed and Peter Schatzman will be appointed Night Captain to succeed him. Schatzman, foreman of Grant Engine Company, has long served in the paid department and acted as Assistant Chief during Hunter’s absence. He once ran for fire chief against Robert Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Schatzman
Bell
Allegheny
Police
Grant Engine Company
Hunter
Robert Jones
Randall
Atwell
Pat Foley
Wallace
Harrity
Guffey
Berks
Northampton
Westmorevind
McKean
Butler
Washington
Cleveland
Pattison
Printer Sees City Directory Boycott as Premature
A printer official argues the city directory boycott is premature and urges union workers in both cities to aid canvassers. He notes compiler J F Diffenbacher has not opposed union labor, cites Stevenson and Foster’s preexisting contract, and says assisting the publishers may force the printers to concede. Canvassers face cool refusals and evasive responses as they seek listing information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson & Foster
Daro Diffenbacher
Jarrett Leaving Birmingham for Pittsburg Trade Post
John Jarrett, Pennsylvania consul of Birmingham, resigns to join the Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Association in Pittsburg. The Birmingham post offered £250 a year plus official fees, totaling about $2,000 more. Jarrett returns to Pittsburg after three years in England’s smoky city, while Cousin Ben Folsom seeks promotion but Cyrus Field Jr. appears slated for the vacancy.
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England
John Jarrett
Pennsylvania
Birmingham
Jarrett
Pittsburg
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Association
Still Idle at Carnecio Mill After Failed Strike
Still tied up still idle the axle department at Carnecio's Twenty ninth Street mill with no worker willing to return. A Saturday meeting failed to settle terms and another session is planned this afternoon to decide actions. The company contemplates wage cuts in the machinists' division and several men have already been discharged.
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Carnecio
Twenty-ninth Street
Monongahela coal mines face indefinite shutdowns
Reports from across the Monongahela river region indicate that within the next 50 days most mines will be closed indefinitely due to a severe shortage of orders. Old operators note lower markets are overflowing with coal and relief is not in sight.
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McKeesport
Monongahela River
Baltimore and Ohio Plans Third Track From Connellsville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will build a third track from Connellsville to Pittsburg this spring. Fills and new roadbeds are being prepared at several points between Connellsville and here in anticipation of laying the flying third track.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pittsburg
Connelleville
Connellsville
Physical Culture at the Fair Moves to Chicago
Colonel Parker of the Cook County Normal School attended the American Physical Culture Society meeting in Philadelphia. He reported growth in school physical training, noting Ling’s Swedish system, the German Turner system, and the American athletic plan. He favors educational exhibitions at the World’s Fair and supports a home for children to learn through practice, with Mrs Potter Palmer backing the idea.
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Parker
Cook County Normal School
Chicago
Philadelphia
American Physical Culture Society
Lingg
Kansas City
Germany
Colonel Parker
Constable Hughhey Found Unconscious After Laudanum Intake
Allegheny constable Robert Hughey of Alderman Brinker’s office was found unconscious on East Street near Nunnery Hill. An empty four ounce laudanum bottle was found. doctors say the stupor came from laudanum use, not a suicide attempt, with recovery after two hours.
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Robert Huchey
Brinker
Allegheny
East Street
Nunnery Hill
Alleheny Central Station
Hughey
Tewart Hamilton
Dr. Hazzard
Compromise Street
Spring Avenue
Huzzard
Women witness incendiary fire at Luttons stable
Two women told Officer Cross they saw three men strike lighted matches and drop them into the cracks of James Luttons stable on Clay Street early yesterday. The witnesses said the men then ran away toward the alley as flames began.
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Lutton
James Lutton
Clay Aller
Cross
Acme Torpedo Company Hit by Explosion Delay Claim
The Acme Torpedo Company seeks to correct the impression it supplied a torpedo that failed to explode at the Grover Cleveland Weir on the Kelley canal. An official states the torpedo was released from and operated by an agent of another concern.
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Acme Torpedo Company
Grover Cleveland
Kelley Scanal
William Caeten
Are
Guffey Harrity battle shifts in Pennsylvania politics
Delegates and party leaders discuss the Guffey Harrity feud at the Monongahela House. Bane notes Harrity’s dominance under Pattison and a push for Guffey to win. Randall, Atwell, and Wallace allies weigh unit rules and uninstructed delegations as county loyalties split.
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John C. Bane
Washington County
Democratic Committee
Monongahela House
National Capital
Bane
Guffey
Harrity
House
Senate
Washington
Pattison
Heasel
Wallace
Cleveland
James Atwell
Chicago
Atwell
Harrisboro
Trandall
Indians on the Alert Over Land Shares and Union Visit
Albert Miller, an Indian lawyer for the Stockbridge tribe of Wisconsin, travels to Washington to protest a congressional bill allowing separated members to rejoin the tribe and gain a share of lands. The transformed tribe, once impoverished, now holds two townships of valuable land and debates who qualifies as full members amid mixed ancestry.
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Wisconsin
Albert Miller
Union Depot
Washington
Stockbridge
Green Bay Country
Wis
J. Fenimore Cooper
Miller
Cooper
Lynch
Samient
Redskins
Ostrich Tip Theft At Rail Depot Stages Suspect Arrest
A Baltimore and Ohio Depot incident in which a sleeping woman was relieved of a valuable ostrich tip. A 17 year old allegedly committed the theft while a second suspect, Ellén O Brien, aged six years in the report, was arrested as an accomplice after Officer Sullivan was notified.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore and Ohio
Sullivan
Thef
Ellén O' Brien
Drummer Boy Benefit Parade and Bijou Show At Hayes Post
The first Drummer Boy performance for Hayes Post No 36 charity fund at the Bijou theater starts the week with a street parade this evening. Union and Rebel troops led by Post No 8 band assemble at 7 o'clock in full G A R uniforms, marching to the theater for the event.
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Bijou
Hayes Post
A. RK
Washington Infantry
Co. A. Fourteenthment
Ne Post No
Seven Months of Adslets Show Gains Through March 1992
Advertisement data for seven months ending March 31 1992 shows aggregated gains over the previous year. Increases stem from cent a word pricing and favorable reader engagement, with months’ showing strong returns across editions. Market response indicates steady demand for classified ad placements and improved revenue prospects.
West End Disorder Cases Lead to Fines and Workhouse
A Twenty-eighth ward hearing saw about a dozen cases with John Billinger fined 25 dollars plus 30 days in the workhouse for striking his parents while intoxicated. Harry McDonald received 100 dollars or four months in the workhouse for disorderly conduct and abusing his wife. Other proceedings included fines for fare evasion, hotel brawls, and acts of drunken disorder, with several defendants sent to the workhouse for 30 days. Additional cases charged with insult, found theft of beer glasses, or altercations in Yellow Row ended in modest fines or jail terms.
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Swceop
Twenty-eighth Ward
John Billinger
West End
Succop
Harry McDonald
Strate McKenna
Twelfth Ward
David Ferry
Penn Avenue
Thomas Reagen
Albion
Ben Mullen
Dodson
Clarevont
James B King
Robert Herbrook
Third Avenue
Woestly
Alleheny
John Gorman
Ohio
Federal Streets
Hanson Edgen
Preble Avenues
Wre
Gripp
Central Station
Tony Patton
William McCoy
Yellow Row
Second Avenue
McCoy
Patton
Leslie
Seventeenth Ward
Nineteenth Ward
Life in Doubt for Bellevue Officer After Fight
Citizens of Bellevue rally to prosecute two captured suspects William Hanser Jr and William Kerr who posted 500 bail each for today’s hearing. Officer William Bagley remains gravely injured with a broken nose and head wounds from Saturday night encounter. Town weighs seeking Allegheny admission for protection amid reports of a local gang harassing women and residents.
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Bellevue
Allegheny
Willian
Bagley
William Hanser, Jr
William Kerr
Morrison
Stone Centre
Charles Hauser
May Be A Paericide Bartley Flagherty Locked Up
Bartley Flagherty of 15 Acorn Street Twenty third ward was arrested after injuring his father and mother during an altercation Saturday evening. He struck his father with a cobblestone in the temple, causing a deep cut and dangerous condition. He is held at the Fourteenth ward station awaiting the father's outcome. the mother sustained minor injuries.
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Bartley Flagherty
Acorn Street
Twenty-third Ward
Snyder
Fourteenth Ward
Flagherty
Changing Their Tactic in Lower St. Clair
Reported uproar over speak easies in Lower St. Clair prompted Law and Order suits to mobilize. Sightings of officers and watchful guards reduced visitor numbers and restricted entry while signs pointed to diminished disorder around the beer hubs yesterday.
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Lower St. Clair Township
Law and Order Society
Law and Order
Lower St. Clair
Scared the boarders and sent to Poor Farm
Charles Acgley, arrested Thursday night in the West End by Officer O'Donnell, will be sent to the Poor Farm today. He wed at 110 Carson Street. Boarders complained of his queer and violent behavior. Doctors Werder and Huffman declared him insane. The Department of Charities will care for him hereafter.
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Charles Acgley
West End
O'Donnell
Acgley
Carson Street
Werder
Huffman
Regrey
Department of Charities
Beating Leaves Southside Mill Worker Disabled
Harry Johnston, a young mill worker, was severely beaten in a Saturday night altercation. He cannot work for days and has filed a civil suit for assault against an identified assailant. The event occurred amid a flare of intoxication and dispute with several men.
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Harry Johnston
Johnston
Vinnie
Six Homicide Suspects Face Court As Trial Opens
Warden McAleese closes jail calendar for term with 70 inmates, including six murder charges. John Pulpus, Dennis Cloonan, John Timothy, Jacob Elli, Delia Cain, and Mary Frailey face murder or related counts while James McCaffrey stands charged with manslaughter. Police note weak evidence against Pulpus. grand jury action possible.
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McAleese
Criminal Court
John Pulpus
Dennis Cloonan
John Timothy
Jacob Elli
Pulpus
Sarah Jorgce
Polpus
Warden McAleese
Conce Street
Eee
Southside
Ida Engel
Te'sia Cain
Mary Frailey
Frailey
Delia Cain
Millvale
James McCaffrey
Kinney
Wylie Avenues
Market Street Main Business Hub in Pittsburg
The note argues Market Street remains the city’s best business street as rents on competing blocks rise. It highlights Stoughton and Stulen at 101 Market Street offering a top wallpaper and painting shop with diverse services and a long record, plus Dr Bishop and Bro at 708 Penn Avenue introducing Odont under Dental Parlors promising painless extractions without conventional anesthetics, offering a free tooth extraction to demonstrate safety.
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Pittsburg
Market Street
Stoughton & Stulen
First Avenue
Porterfield & Stevenson
W. G. Bistor
Dr. Bishop & Bro
Allegheny County
Excursion to Washington and Norfolk from Pittsburg
An excursion departs Pittsburg on Tuesday April 24 for Washington and Norfolk. The trip includes a boat ride on the Potomac and Chesapeake Bay with visits to Old Point Comfort Virginia Beach and Richmond. A limited sale of choice lots in Norfolk will occur midweek. Round trip fare is 11 dollars, valid ten days. Address Sloan & Co Pittsburg for details.
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Pittsburg
Washington
Norfolk
Potomac River
Chesap Bay
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
Richmond
Sloan & Co
Fourth Avenue
Third Monthly Horse Sale At Pittsburg Arnheim Firm
The Arnheim Live Stock Company Limited will hold its third monthly sale of horses on Thursday April M at 10 o clock. No. 1 young horses suitable for all uses are offered without reserve to the richest bidder. Bidding limited to buyers. horses sold on merit. The sale promises the best lot of horses ever offered in Pittsburg at 52 Second Avenue.
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Pittsburg
Arnheim Live Stock Company, Limited
Second Avenue
Makers of flour pledge honesty in sacks
In this city we have produced flour for years with scrupulous care and strict honesty. We use only the finest wheat and stand by our local reputation. Semele Bayard amber and lei are claimed to be the best of their grade in the market.
Actress Dogs Rule Hotels How Canines Block Road Tours
A survey of actresses traveling with dogs, noting hotel bans on four legged companions. Bernhardt Patti and Rose Coghlan standouts, with Beatrice Cameron duping clerks using a disguised basket kennel. Hotels often relocate dogs to cheaper lodgings after incidents.
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Bernhardt
Patti
ChCoh
Ttsbur
Anderson
Rose Coghlan
Beatrice Cameron
Indy
Manafield
Crosby
Miss Cameron
Mr. Dor
Manazer
Dauquesne
Sara
Five Cars Timothy Hay on Track for Arrival This Week
DaxigL McCAIFRer lists five cars of choice timothy hay and ten cars strictly No 1 timothy hay arriving this week. Location noted as 203 and 240 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cholce
Timothy Hay
Daxigl McCaifrer
Fifth Avenue
Horse Sale at Arnheim Live Stock Co Pittsburg
Horses to be sold without reserve at Arnheim Live Stock Co stables 2 Second avenue Pittsburg Pa on Thursday April 4 sale begins at 10 oclock sharp. Consignments include general purpose saddle driving and speedy road horses all young fresh stock. All horses guaranteed as represented and sale will not be postponed for weather. Remember the address 83 Second avenue.
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Pittsburg
Arnheim Live Stock Co., Limited
Second Avenue
New Silk Styles From Hugus and Hacke Silks
New lines feature embroidered India and crepe du chene roses in black and color, self colored brocade crepes, grace taftetas with stripes and polka dots, illuminated prints, black jap silks, and bargained price cuts. Heavy emphasis on $1 to $2 ranges, special closeout on crepe du chene goods, and limited offers on indias and plains silks this week.
Grand store display with uniformly low prices
The big store presents its best array and a grand display of goods with uniformly low prices on everything shown.
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Peecr
Safon
Shell
Viscourt
Willi
Doe
Kuek
Kim Ont
Busland
Bagh Devers
Hank
Old Fort
World's Fair
The
Pitisburg
Manufacturers’ Association
Azzle-Hammermen
Monongahela
Col. Parker
Robert Hughey
Econd “Ncensible
EB & O
Thia
Dispatch
St. Clair Spork
Cheries Aegiey
Paton
Sapir Pr Immed
SmithMeld Street
Pennavenue
Darren
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Cloonan
Dim
Arnheiim
Thureday
Ose
Cor
Fifth Ave
Market SL
Simen’s
Ohio ST
E. P. Roberts & Sons
S&t. Apluw
KEW
Pittabuzz
JOS. Horne & Cos
Penn Ave
Ehaster
Paris
London
JOS. Horne & CO
PENN
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