Preacher Praises Freedmen Work in Southern Education
Rev. E L Prentiss of Knoxville spoke at West End M E Church honoring the twenty fifth jubilee of the Freedman's Aid and Southern Educational Society. He urged racial equality under law, warned against colonization, and cited progress of black education and industry in the South. The events included a program of lectures and meetings across churches in Pittsburgh and the two cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Prentiss
D. D
Knoxville
Tenn
West End
M. E
United States
South
Jobo Trown
Degre
Prenties
Evinecational Society
Buena Vista Street
D. L. Aultman
Cincinnati
Christ Church
J. (. Hartzell
Alt and Southern Educational Society
Christ Methodist Episcopal Church
Penn Avenue
Eighth Street
Pittexburg
J. W. Mites
J.C. Hartrell
C.W. Smith
J. Bevis
I. D
J. F. Dravell
A. L. Petts
D. Ie
Sy Ky Sone
Rev. Anitman
L. E Pronties
KR. BH
Allen
D. Tb
Anes
Presbyterian of Missions
Freedinex
Smithweld Street
Work and hours debate at Eidith Presbyterian Church
Rev E H Donecoo preached on labor as a life calling, railing against the idea work is a punishment. He warned rigid eight hour rules harm workers and employers, urged case by case judgments, and cautioned that strikes could crash the country economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Donecoo
Eidith Presbyterian Church
Tabor
Adam
Eve
Goa
Jones
Dedication of Sharo Torah Congregation Church at Townsend Street
The Sharo Torah Congregation held dedication and consecration services yesterday afternoon at No 35 Townsend Street for its new Hebrew church. Rabbi Zenz delivered the sermon as Rev W T Crow Rev St Salenger Sir Arnold and Sir Kkarm assisted with dresses. Rebbi Zewite handed the church key to the Board of Trustees. M Silberman directed a trained boys choir for a high order musical service. The congregation of Sharo Torah, about 73 members strong, organized about a month ago with Rabbi Zintez as spiritual leader. They purchased the old Eish Church at No 6 Townsend Street for roughly 11000 and renovated it for the ceremony. The Board of Trustees includes Max Sobel President H Danilewell Secretary H Ursky S Niman Maxcy. Building Committee chaired by M S with others including 1 WA Tees SvOORGENT M Twbonsligie R Spstein J Mondowsky A D Cooper Hi D Saks DS Osyou Kalmenowsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharo Torah Congregation
Townsend Street
Zenz
W. T. Crow
St. Salenger
Arnold
Sir Kkarm
Rebbi Zewite
MoSit
M. Silberman
Stare Torah
Max Sobel
H. Danilewell
Eae Oes
H. Ursky
S&. Niman
Maxcy
M. 5
WA Tees Svoorgent
M. Twbonsligie
R. Spstein
J. Mondowsky
Sege
A. D. Cooper
D. Saks
DS. Osyou
Fr Kalmenowsky
Evangelistic Series Opens at Riverside M E Church
Rev George W Willis began a ten day evangelistic series at Riverside M E Church on Kert Street with strong morning and evening attendance. Services continued for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Willis
Riverside M. E
Kert Street
Ftnth
Dedication of New M. Washington M. P. Church
The new M. Washington Missionary? church at Virginia avenue and Bisham street was dedicated yesterday. Services were conducted in the morning by Rev. F. [initials truncated] and congregants witnessed the ceremony at the corner site downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Washington M. P
Virginia Avenue
Bisham Street
Unitarian Minister Defends Stage Morality Against Attacks
Rev J G Townsend replies to Rev David McAllister who denounces the theater as immoral. Townsend argues the stage educates ethically, cites Edwin Booth as a moral teacher, and suggests the stage should be refined rather than destroyed. He notes his own theatre attendance in Pittsburgh and urges listening to strong plays by great actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Townsend
D. D
Unitarian Church
David McAllister
McAllister
Edwin Booth
MrAllister
Hooty
Jago
Brother McAllister
Brother McAllster
Rights for the Red Man sermon by W F Richardson
Rev W F Richardson preached before the Women's Indian Association of Western Pennsylvania at First Christian Church Allegheny. The church was crowded. He urged looking up the Indian question and a complete history, advocating better laws, more agents, and greater education as solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Richardson
Women’s Indian Association of Western Pennsylvania
First Christan Church
Montgomery Avenue
Arehstreet
Allegheny
Minister McCorkle Assisted by Hodabaugh in Allegheny
Reverend McCorkle of the First Congregational Church Allegheny led yesterday's services with Rev Hodabaugh assisting. Hodabaugh preached on The Sufficiency of Christ and McCorkle announced his next sermon topic Christianity and the Later Problem for next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McCorkle
First Congregational Church
Allegheny
A. Hodabaugh
Christ
Labor meeting at Homestead protests Pinkerton guards
Seven sub lodges of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers met at the Homestead Opera House at 10 am to back a rejected basic lodge wage scale. They denounced Pinkerton detectives, urged anti conspiracy law modifications, and supported an employer liability bill in a joint resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Homestead
Carmegies
Pinkerton
Senate
Typographical Union backs eight hour work day for carpenters
At Typographical Union No 7 meeting resolutions endorsed the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of Allegheny county backing a May 1 eight hour work day. The union condemns the Builders' Exchange for opposing the carpenters and pledges its undivided support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Allegheny County
American Federation of Labor
Builders’ Exchange
Union No. 7
Two More Officers Suspended In Allegheny Police
Two officers, William Stith and William Rabi, were suspended after arresting two young men at about 2 am without a stated reason or proper identification. The hearing led to release of the detainees while 60 officers remained under review, and Superintendent Muthass criticized officers acting like schoolboys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acrace
Allegheny
William Stith
William Rabi
Muth Sass
Louis Fink Die After Train Accident at Scott Haven
Telegram reports Louis Fink was struck by a train at Scott Haven on Saturday and died yesterday from injuries. Justice of the Peace McPherson is authorized to conduct an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Voroner
Louis Fink
Scott Haven
Justice of the Peace
McPherson
Thieves Loot Cellar For Sunday Dinner Provisions
Burglars entered the cellar at No. 23 Third Avenue in the early hours yesterday and carried off several cases of champagne and wine along with meat and poultry intended for the inmates' large Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 23
Third Avenue
Lake Rate Talks by Youngstown Freight Committee
The Youngstown Committee of Freight Agents met in Cleveland on Saturday to arrange lake rates to upper point A. The Pittsburg committee will meet today to adjust tariffs from this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Great Curtain Sale Continues in Iron City Stores
A bustling sale advertises 20 000 pairs with actual count and prices starting at a low rate, promising one third off regular values. Jos Horne Co Peno Avenue stores promote discounts while Reining Wilds offers dress trimmings. Telephone 1186 appears in multiple lines amid a chaotic, fragmented ad page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soca
Jos. Horne & Co
Peno Avenue
Temperance meeting and notices in Allegheny area
A temperance meeting at Little Jim Church on Rebecca Street Allegheny was led by James B. Wherry with several pledges taken. Other temperance speeches at Wilkinsburg and notices of union meetings follow, including a funeral, lodge gatherings, and municipal vehicle licensing reminders for 1891 with fees and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Jim Church
Rebecca Street
Alegheny
James B. Wherry
Gilbert cMasters
A. M. Brown
William Blackstone
Robert Cuskey
W. Edmundson
Sons of Temperance
T. R. Boges
Wilkinsburg
Federal Street
Allegheny
Rev. M. Burdett
L. Mooney
Andrew Ar
Panamanian canal plans eyed as trade ties with U S discussed
Mr. Muellierre, in Philadelphia and New York circles, reports revived Panama Canal work within months and predicts near materialization of a Mexico to Buenos Aires railway. He notes French and German agents study local tastes, while American manufacturers lag in tailoring goods to South American markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
United States
G. Muellierre
Duquesne
Moellierro
Panama Canal
International Railroad Commission
Muelfferro
Philadelphia
Mexico
Buenos Aires
Customs Department
Muellierre
France
Belierve
Panama
New York
Slaven
Slaven Dredging Company
Greytown
Colon
Muelferro
Nica Canal
Argentine Republic
Muellierro
Buenos Ayres
Italy
England
Ten Cents a Bite and the Incubator Boom in Poultry
The piece discusses low cost chicken meat and incubator profits as spring chicks arrive. It notes that careful incubator management boosts yield, while sloppy care reduces returns. It cites McUabo Brothers of Coraopolis and debates between hand raising and natural mothering for breeding quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McUabo~ Brothers
Coraopolis
Pnw
Joe Gargery
Prize Winners Named In Fifth Avenue Museum Contest
The Fifth Avenue Museum held a contest for most handsome mother and baby. Mia Wright won first prize of 50 dollars in the mothers category with 4 42 votes. Mrs Beck took second prize with 3 256 votes. For the baby division the first prize went to Mrs Gogdidge's baby with 3 458 votes. All prizes to be awarded at 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Museum
Mia Wright
East
Ohio Street
K. Suit
Beck
Coopersville
Gogdidge
Sheridan Station
Noah
Made Them All Laugh Two Poles Arrested After Street Fight
Nick Pines and Stephen Applezie were arrested at 9 o clock last night and sent to the Seventeenth ward police station charged by Officer Adair with disorderly conduct. They fought on Forty seventh street in a clash that drew a large crowd. the tall muscular man restrained the shorter opponent, provoking police action as onlookers cheered and warned the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Pines
Stephen Applezie
Seventeenth Ward
Adair
Pince la Agmall
Forty-seventh Street
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Southern Educational Society
Dr. Townsend
Bev
Eee
Doneboo
NEW Hebrew Church
Woods’ Raw
RED Mar
Women's Indian Association
Amalgamated Support Basic Lodge
Rabi and
Smith
Allegheny Force
Iron City
Pennsylvania
Reining & Wilds
Penn Arenur
Jos
Homxe & Co
Latte Hall
Milnoer Lodge
A. M
Free Masons
Firth Av
Geo. E. Shenard
Wilmerding
Pirrs
Boure & Western
Allegheny City
Bee TV
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Annua Interne
Anderson Street
River Avenues
Official
Smithfield ST
J. F. Denniston
St. John’s Military School
Manlius
Y. i
FD. Huntington
Wml Bias
Col. Smithfield and
Diamond Streets
LusraTon
Southside
Carson Street
Tre East End
J. W. Wallace
Penn Ave
Thomas McCaffey
Butler Street
Emil G. Stuckey
Mth Street
Penn
Alleghany
A. J. Kaerocher
HJ. McBrith
Market House
Alleghent
Eggers & Fon
Ohio
Cheetnutste
Thomas McCheney
Irwin
G.W. Hughes
Beaver
Perry M
Glelm
Hebecca
Pate
Shire
UH ST
James H. Aiken &C
BUMACHI_ETSCHE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Anctnnatt
H. Thomas & Sone
Liverpool
Paxs
Ea and
Bee Winrs
W. Mnson
Fourth St
New York House
N. Y
W. S
ST. Charles Hotel
Seal Bros
Uniontown
KH. G. Chase & UU
South Penn Square
Phlladelphia
Uwran N Uldeh
Werner Phinting and Litho. CY
Akron
Dalesmen
la Crosse
Wis
Manuel
Hox 131
Bryn Mawr
Apli-T
Jung Man
Dispatch Office
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Franklin Printing Office
Diamond St
Tsburs
Smithfeld St
Fennav
Giessen
Sheffield ST
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Ennav. Apto
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Dianatoh
Oman
Sandusky
COURS
Chamberros
Sewickley
Bellevue
Western Ayv
Sear
Meehan's
HS Grant St. Te
A. F. Sawhili
Federal St
Ny, Igburgs
Wea
Rarate Ork Lens Sne ‘Iteburg
Bear the Parks
Epheny. Rem
Apis
Allegheny Cemetery
Indiana
Hathaway Investment CO
Etchange St
Rochester
OMEY
Wittish
Grant St
I's
Healy A. Weaver & Co
Fourth Avenue
Mir
Tour A
Wise & Minon
Amond
Montory St
Spruce St
Apl
School OF Age and
Esnay
Apia
Picksun
Fifth Ave
East End
Hall EX Center
Port Hoasr
JAS. W. Drape & CO
Wood St
Fourth Av
JAS. W. Deape & Co
Wood
Webster St
North
Taylor Avs
Bath
Veto St
Alles & Alley
Homhk-Ahott
Connney
Sernery
JAS. W. Okape & CO
Pittaburg- Apls
Atlantic City
Tlantic City
N. d
KENT
Partea
South Atlantic Ciy
Israel & Adams & CO
Heal
Fee
LTS
Webster Av
Rear Erwin St
Kleventh Ward
Hee
W. A. Herron
Myer
Negley AV
Black & Baird
Rth
W. A. Hehron &Sons
Uburban
Shberaden
Ein
Annehew Patterson
Rotary
Vatur
Windsorark
Estestein Western
Ohio River
Davis Island Dam
Cutton
Lacock St. Allegheny
Apo
Rt. K
JAS. W. Umape & CO
To & Pot
JAS. W. Drape & Cou
Ood St
Bellevus Electric KE
M. Fle- Io
Fayette Town
Bridgeville
Tennessee
David Logan
Meadville
Neil and Gas Property
Nir
Perweer
Holmes & CO
Business Roperties
Court House
Ldap
Investigate
Baxter
Thompson
Raddock
Valey
Apri-Sal
Stlettee Coma
Flos Engine CO
Lim
Burg
Dell Ones
Levatche
Marshall Bros
Ion G. J. Ramlack
Pailey
Overnor
An Ark Gay
Young
Aplip
Demhicks
Derrick Forgia
Thomas Cailin's Sons
Lacock and Sandusky Street
H. I. Ball
Tessade
ACME
J. Pragem
Pittsby
Pafels
Tpunlte San
Fiore
A. J. Penrant St
Wecaine Get Ie
Charlotte
Saff Deposit Company
Laughlin
Palace Hotel
McKeesport and
Bessemer
Riverton
MeKresport
Apl44
Penuold BE Co
Allegeny County
A. Bell
Ouse
Hardy & Mayes
Smithfield
Sico
Fallon St
W. A. Henron & Sons
Franklite St
Ene
A. Hekhon & Sons
Near East Parks
Steaitack Ot
W. A
Herkrun £ Sons
W. Ow Ence &Cou
Waterst
Fenn Ar
Tsburg
Hellefield
Aplo-Ry
UOM
Penn AV
Bex 'K
Tarentum
M. Oppenheimer
Tod. H. Airen
Federal ‘ St
Chestnut At
Sedgwick St
J. KE. McKee
Poo
Fourth Sqr
City
Ches, Hauch
Baraz
Sarah, Smith
Sarah Smith
T. W. Smith
Center Avenue
Pamblyon M
Court of Common Press
Heny Conery
Pinshers Electric Club
L .l Silverman
E.R Ganthrop Morris W. Mead
Eugene Ingold
H. McL. Harding
General Corporation Act
Prothonotary
A. M. Neeper
API
H. L. Childs & CO
le Water St
W. J. East
Federal
Ross W. Black
Barber Supply
Penn Building
J. O. Bockstock
Dentie
Hartley Rose Belting
Seventh Avenue
New Grant Street
Oh Oe
L H. Harris Drug CO
Pittsborg
Charles Somers & CO
Fourth Ave
McNaugher & CO
al’ Heny
H. OC. Howard
Pav
Cables
Lot
S. A. Dickie & CO
Fenn and
Shady Aves
E. BH
Pittisburg
GEO. T. Robinson, Robinson Hea Mfg. Co
Or. M. Pennocke & Son
Aplozene
Samuel W. Black & CO
Hinwell Street
Franklin
Decatur Street
ARES
Murry & Edsall
Henry Auction Company
Fooma
Market Street
Brussels
Henry Auction CO
Fessnicge Ap
JAS W. Drape & CO
Wooster Street
Wylie and
Webster Avenues
OF the
Fifth Avenue
Jumonvilla
Seneca Street
T Caine
Robinson & CO
J. A. McKelvey
Frankstown
J. A. Gallinger
Sixth St
Westinghouse Airbrake Eee
T. D. Evans
Lewis Block
Putmbare Pa
George L. Beswick
John C. Boyle
Horough
Wium Mnrpine
Allegheny Country Workhopse
Hobokes
Delvery
Cars Western Penna. R
Henry Warner
Electriaiit Commission
Wee
West Virginia
Atlock Onon
Wheeiing
Board of
As Trustees
ATI
Wheeling
Electric Light Commission
P. FP. Farrell
A. A. Franzheim
W. Drape & CO
Wood Street
THE
International Railroad Agd
Aspinwall
Mr. Muellierro
China
Europe
Muelfierro
Venezuela
Guzman Bianco
Paris
Venexsela
Thebar
Colp
Muellierra
Chicago
Mississippi
South Amery
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