Gospel in the Air at Tarentum Camp Meeting
Tarentum marks the fortieth anniversary of its Methodist camp meeting with a Children’s Day revival. Rev W T Gladden of East Liverpool leads a daylong program for youngsters on 14 acres two miles from Tarentum, featuring sermons, addresses, hymns, and a public profession of faith.
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Tarentum
Camm
Hamtwerk
Providence
Trev. W. Ti. Gladden
East Liverpool
Gladden
Hev
Pench
Wiedden
Record of Casualties From Wednesday Night Mishaps
The record lists several injuries from incidents around the city. Jacob Fitz, 45, died after being struck by a street car on Sixteenth Street and hospital care at West Penn. Frank Alder of Keyetope Dodge Works was hurt on the head by a sheet iron piece near track. Thos Danley, 29, reportedly injured by a pick on Park Avenue, was hospitalized at Mercy. A Quarry incident at Woody ended in a fatal premature blast, with Aligheny General Hospital noting recovery progress for another patient.
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Jacob Fitz
Eavelock
West Penn Hospital
LS O
Pestenter Manning
McCready
Suceliman Street
Danley
Booth & Flinn
Wis Strack
Shear den Wen
Hie
Mercy Hospital
Pateal
Barive
Woody Can
Aligheny General Hospital
Tailor Theodors Havekotle Sues Over Injuries
Theodors Havekotle sues Henry B. Rea and employer James M. Cook for damages in a 25 000 suit. Havekotle alleges July crossing of Liberty and Market streets led to a collision with Albert Vietor's team, leaving Havekotle with multiple broken ribs and ongoing medical care. He claims Rea is responsible for his driver’s negligence.
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James M. Cook
Theodors Havekotle
Henry B. Rea
Havekotle
Liberty Street
Narket Street
Albert Vietor
Ken
Min
Victor
Opthyscan
Hea
Italians quarreled near Union station and were arrested
Tiruet of Charleroi and A Giamertinat of Alleghiny, both Italians, fought on Thirty street opposite Union station. Police officer Paisley intervened and arrested the pair. James Dural was also detained as a suspicious character. Louis Mateou, a Pole, faced disorderly conduct charges after celebrating a late arrival by becoming drunk and causing disturbances on South Seventh Street.
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A. Tiruet
Charleroi
A. Giamertinat
Alleghiny
Thoetrty Street
Union Station
Orn
Paisley
Central Police Station
James Dural Wee
Louis Mateou
Deciphaver
Matseo
America
Evengo
South Seventh Street
Exposition of 1891 preparation for next Wednesday Week
The Art Collection manager Johnston orders cleaners to ready the exposition halls. Carpentry, cabinet making, and upholstery work continues as the opening night approaches. Debts of 70000 are to be wiped out. river front expansion and new archways planned. space constraints limit exhibitors for next year.
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Johnston
Eee
Gines
Sappearanneco
Mechanical
Triple suits filed against James A. Chambers over protested notes
Three more suits were entered against James A. Chambers on protested notes tied to the Schmertz failure. The German National Bank seeks 3000 on a note endorsed by Chambers. C. McCandress seeks 1500. Fourth National Bank files in U S Circuit Court over a 2000 note discounted by Schmertz. Chambers’ lawyers say no immediate alarm.
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James A. Chambers
Sehmertz
German National Bank
Pittsburg
Court of Common Pleas
Standard Pinte Glass Company
W. E. Schmertz
J. A. Chambers
Common Pleas
C. McCandress
Ealt
Chambers and Schimertz
Standard Plate Glass Company
Fourth National Bank
New York
United States Circuit Court
W. F. Sehmertz
Chambers
Floating Tabernacle Afloat on Cumberland River
In Louisville Aug 20 Captain Howard completed a steamboat for Captain Thomas G. Ryman of Nashville. The Alex Perry will sail Cumberland River passenger service with no bar no drinking or card playing and scripture texts in sight. Ryman known as the Steamboat King and his ally Colonel Alex Perry build floating tabernacles and missions in Nashville.
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Louisvillle
Howard
Jeffersonville
Thomas G. Ryman
Nashville
Cumberland River
Captain Ryman
Cumberland
Alex. Perry
Tennessee
Sam Jones
Forty-One Empty Pocketbooks in G. A. R. Day Theft
Detective Perkins and Mark Donnelly filed informations against William Richardson of Pittsburg after his arrest at Rock Point on a pickpocket charge. Forty one empty pocketbooks were found in passenger cars used for veterans to the grounds. The case ties Richardson to a Pittsburg gang. negatives were made for identification. The hearing is set for Thursday, August 27.
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New Castle
Perkins
Mark Donnelly
William Richardson
Rock Point
Richardson
Pittsburg
Ing
Texas Confederate Veterans encampment closes in Missouri
Senators West and Cockerill and Congressman Crisp addressed the Missouri gathering in Kansas City on Aug 20. Officers were elected in the morning, and a committee report on the State Home for Confederate Veterans showed rapid, satisfactory progress. The encampment adjourned sine die.
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Kansas City
Texas
Confederate Veterans of
Missouri
Ieee
Crisp
SanaAa
Appleton Paper Plant Destroyed in Fire
The Appleton Paper and Pulp Company plant in Appleton Wisconsin burned Wednesday night causing about 260000 in losses. The plant was owned by William and J B Vannortwieck. A mattress in rooms on the third floor of 3 Diamond street caught fire from a cigar and triggered an alarm. The Union Pacific at Carbon Wyoming also burned Wednesday with an estimated loss of 3009 pounds and thousands in freight goods. The safe in the station was broken into and its contents including a 50000 dollar deposit were destroyed. J Crompton, the agent, was found dead with a revolver nearby, suspected to have set the fire and then killed himself.
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Appleton
Wis) Paper and Pulp Company
William and
Vannortwieck
No. 3
Diamond Street
Carbon
Wyo
Beckwith Commercial Company
J. Cromptonwin
William Hunter
Grant Street
John Fox
Seventh Ward
Mursburg
Allegheny County
John 'T. Fox
Union Station
Emil Winter Company
Miller the Hustler Exposed in Ohio Business Debacle
General Raum and General Secretary Frank A. Smith led a meeting at the Duquesne Hotel to discuss the Miller case involving the Universal Refrigerating Company. They traced Miller’s introduction to Count Eugene Mitkiewiecz and noted Miller’s rise from agent to manager while warning against his reputed misconduct and society involvement. They also weighed Ohio political odds between McKinney and Campbell.
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Green B. Raum
Frank A. Smith
Universal
Duquesne Hotel
General Raum
Miller
Eugene Mitkiewiecz
General
Count de Mitkiewiecz
Milroad Enterprises
China
Mr. Smith
Count
Monongahela House
Chicago
Ohio
Baum
McKinney and
Campbell
Syrup of Figs Endorsement as Family Laxative
The passage extols Syrup of Figs for its pleasant flavor and gentle action as a laxative. It claims it provides satisfying results for both parents when constipated or bilious and recommends every family keep a bottle as the best remedy.
Free Trains to Blaine Town from Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Cranes Somens & Co announce daily free passenger trains to the New Town of Blaine departing from the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad depot at end of Smithfield street bridge. Depart 7:45 AM arrive 2:20 PM. 12:05 PM arrive 5:05 PM. Saturday evening 5:00 PM depart returning to Union depot at 10:35 PM via Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston Railroad. No Sunday service. Tickets and maps available at 129 Fourth Avenue office.
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Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Smithfield Street
Union Depot
Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston
Cranes Somens & Co
Fourth Avenue
Last Friday's Sale at Pittsburgh Cloth Store
The ad lists half price marks on clothing items including 190 suits for men and multiple worsted and cassimere options. Promotions note Friday only sale at Grant and Diamond streets by Poor Man's Day. Also announces Baltimore and Ohio rail excursions to Atlantic City on Aug 27 and Aug 29 with round trips and ten day tickets, plus other items like waists and Pilsner beer promotion from Iron City Brewing Company.
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Aistasilss
Neuressuxet P.c.cc
Pittsburg
Ehcateane Sone
Grant and
Diamond Streets
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Washington
Electric Light Commission
City of
Wheeling
Gas Trustees
City Hall
P. F. Farrell
A. A. Franzhelm
Why With Circumstances Apparently Favorable the Country Is Poverty Stricken
Rome reports the Italian deficit for the last fiscal year reaching 90 million lire, with 20 million extra beyond prior official figures. Economists link the strain to gold price rises, bond declines, and France as a key outlet for exports. The piece criticizes ongoing policy tied to the Triple Alliance and a planned commercial alliance, accusing authorities of mismanaging currency and banknote issues.
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France
Rome
Iple
Paris
Italy
Berne
Europe
Paenell's Rule or Ruin Policy in Evictions
Evicted tenants are urged by O'Brien to hold out until the Paris funds dispute is settled or a new appeal to the country succeeds. He criticizes Pa gell for aiming to push tenants to despair to discredit Dillon as a political leader. Also notes Spinetti's rapid firing cannon claim and local ads for Pilsner beer and reduced corsets at Rosenbaum Co.
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Gladden
Coe
Romy
Signor
Marco Spinetti
Sperzia
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Raventawm & Co
BeaArsh
G. A. RK. Rcumen
the Confederate Veterans
West and Cockerill
Congressman Crisp
Raum
Pittsburger
Radm
Blaine
Pittsboro and Western Railway
Allegheny
Jos, Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Pilsner
Pilsner Beer
Iron City Brewing Company
Washington City
Jos. Horxr & Co
Rozenbaum & Co
The
Iron Crry Brewree Co
Blaise
Drelbund
Paenell
O'Brien
Order of Iron City Brewing Company
Rosenbaum & Co
Steg
Hest
Jos, Horse & Co
Iron City Sowing Co
BLAIE
Jos. Horne & Co
Nei CE
Coopers' Union
Li Liberty Sr
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Carlson & Alson
Tr. Alson
Pittssone
Philadelphia
Matthew Higger
Pittspeng
Union Switch and Signal Company
Swissvale
Respect
E. H. Goudsany
Thomas McCaffrey
Butler Street
Emil G. Stuckey
A.J. Kaeracher
HL. J. McBride
Market House
F. H. Eggers & Son
Chestnut Streets
Thomas McHenry
Western
Irwin Avenues
G. W. Hughes
Pennsylvania
Beaver
Peery M. Gledm
Electric Portrait Co
Tsisth
Campbell & Sons
Bageek
Coop Barber
PEERY
Elty
Vittsnourg Label Company
Fe.t
Desac
Chatrin Dental
S. Th. Caldwell
Market St
W. Va
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Fifth Ave
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M. Aus N-Union Plasterers
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Order OF Solon
J. J. Ryan
Pennavele
P.O
Titus- Fille
Deasons
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Hats Galesmen
SAN Farn
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Excelsior
Grant
Suisage
Pontey Tate ‘Evanse
Edball
John McGarvey
Taggart
Aoenth -Rd
Worcester
Roy Red
Monroe Emaser Mfg, CO
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J. Flea & Co
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Periconioes
W. D. Chase
Geneva
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Cleveland
D. Co
Festa
Guarant ER. & L. CO
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Lady OF Good
Columbus
A. J. Campbell
Firth Wy
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John Price
Natrona
ADV
Keystone Employment Bureau
Thompson
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Imspatch
She Haven
Renove
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Prire ER
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J. E. Mouri
John M K. Ewing & CO
Federal St
Ouse
Oakland
East End
W. J. Pispatch Athe
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Sui-i-rsm
Cistee
Campbell & Davis
Jones
Seth Ropers
Don Roved
Butler
Willerss
Etna
Sookie
Sonmpeeret
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Lim
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Magaw &Goff
Lota
Wilesexsaw
Ross St
W.C. Lyne
Fingstone
Baldridur
Witkinsburg
San Alte
Eighit
Citizens
Saerr & Sons
Mother Street
W. A. Herron
Aeien
Palmeree
P. 2
Hoffan & Baldhidge
Wilkinaburg
POR Loire Ensy Ferns
Chas Irness
OG Grant St
Dalyars
YI Y
Cornelius
Sheraden
Andrew Pa‘pterso
Fez
Bank of Commerce
Thome
N &O
Collier's Transfer Yard
St. L. BR
New Cumberland Company
E. M. Callaghin
Steubenville
Hick
Carlin
Lacock
Sandusky Ste
Aod
Aditcattent - Dispatch Office
Camphor
Northewest
Alba
Keystone Stables
Monandosky St
Oon
Onl Eeechiens Inquirers
Reholen
Engi
A. Leggate & Ion
Arora
Holmes & CO
Avai
Tylie Avenue
Postefice
Conta
Bath
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Samuel W. Ff
Bandusky
Cornereville
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Harmes
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Smiscellaneou
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Second Ward
Schend Rd
Ross and
A. &. Gilmore
Qialee
Butler &T
Jouse
Williams
Fisk
Twestieth ST
W. A. Heehon
lorafion Penn _avenur
Dhe Heeknon & Sons
Alegheny
Locust St
Alleghen
Korplne
Black & Aird
Gheny
Gramml Ae
Seemie Cae St
Ben Venue
Ali
Penn
Main
Mynepee
Edmund St
Forty-fifth St
Dauphin Et
Fitch St
D. Benen
Pennary
Alic- Foose
Levi's
HAUCH
Sinkhield
Jyt
Frank Bacon & Con i
Precine
Stewart & CO
Federal T
Dickn
Crane
Tel
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Charles Somers & Co
Fourth Ave
Shadyside
M. F. Hipple & CO
DR. Harris
L. H. Harris Drug CO
Pittsburg, PA
King’s School OF
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Elocution and Dramatic Cultureniversity
Diamond St
Wismar Aeabo
ST. John's Military School
U S
F. D. Huntington
Val Verrece
Duqueshe College
University
Court House
E.M. Wood
D. D
Anlip
Cue
Conservatory of Music
School of Elocution
H. M. Rowe
Pennsylvania State College
Board of Education
George W. Atherton
State College
J. C. Smith
Dispatch Business Office
Atantic City
Arkansas Av
N. Z
Bernald Conway
Hhe
E. Roberts & Sons
Cape May
N. J
Seventeenth Benson
Bedford Springs
Bedford, PA
L. B. Doty
Angerst
Charles L. Walther
Ee Bank
Terma
Jon G Walther
Iy Bauer
Shaerifpe
Ss Sale
W. E. Schmerts & Co
Fifth Uv
E. X. Quinby
Notiona
Beyer Auction .O
Kensington
Allegheny Valley
Burrell Improvement Company
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