Funeral for John Natcher Follows Fatal Shooting
A large crowd gathers for the funeral of John T. Natcher after a Friday shooting on Second Avenue. Dr. Holland and Rev. Prugh condemn the act as the service honors the deceased with hymns and prayers. Natcher’s widow receives $6000 life insurance, and the body is interred at Homewood Cemetery.
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Dr. Holland
Mr. Prugh
Satan
God
Holland
Homewood Cemetery
William M. Brown
John McIlroy
William Price
Mr. Roseberg
L. C. McCormack
Stockdale
Union Park Chapel Secedes for Congregational Denomination
A former Union Park Chapel member now at Rev. Koehne's Curry University church explains the Cumberland Presbyterian chapel’s secession toward the Congregational denomination. He cites Rev. Barnett’s resistance to Synod jurisdiction and conflicting funds offers as core causes, noting the Synod’s mortgage demand and lack of harmony with the Allegheny church. The article ends with a quip on Pratt's Chlorides.
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Union Park
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Koehne
Curry University
Barnett
Cumberland Church
State Synod
Board of Missions
Synod
Allegheny
Union Park Chapel
J. H. Barnett
Injured officer hurt during raid on crowd at Waterstreet
Police raided a crowd of colored craps players at No 101 Waterstreet. Officer Cross, aided by Coulson, fell through a hatch to a 16 foot drop and suffered a broken shoulder and internal injuries. He was taken to Home Hospital. Several men named Gray Wheaton Bass Hunter Ganaway Neal were arrested.
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No. 101
Waterstreet
Cross
Sud
Coulson
Ae Ness House
Silvis
James Gray
Charles Wheaton
Charles Bass
Lewis Hunter
Charles Ganaway
Charles Neal
Pittsburg Company Proposes $50,000 Year Water Deal
The Pittsburg Company seeks Allegheny Council approval to supply filtered water for 50 000 annually. They propose laying pipes with a six month start, testing first, no city money until proven. Directors include Theodore Doerflinger and Henry P McCollough with bankers and officials among backers.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Theodore Doerflinger
John E. MccCrickart
Henry P. McCollough
George W. Crawford
Diamond National Bank
George P. Letsche
Standard Oil Company
Eight for 60 Days at Central Station Hearing
Eight persons received workhouse sentences at the Central station yesterday morning. Annie King 60 days for drunkenness on Try street. Dave Stewart 30 days. Charles Irwin 30 days for robbing James Jamison on Market street. William ODonnell 30 days for suspicious fleeing an officer. Frank Gallagher and Charles Wild 30 days for fighting and breaking a store window. Martha Massey 30 days after a stone fight on Bedford avenue. Louis Winston 30 days for running a raided gambling house on Webster avenue. The McBrides face hearings for disorderly conduct. Callahan remanded for witnesses. Seven drunks and four disorderlies fined lightly.
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Central Station
Annie King
Try Street
Dave Stewart
Charles Irwin
James Jamison
Market Street
William O'Donnell
Fifth Avenue
Frank Gallagher
White
Charles Callahan
Mulvehill
Orders Issued for A O H Parade and Picnic Attire
The A O H issues parade and picnic orders detailing Grand Marshal and staff uniform colors and accessories. Staff must wear silk hats and white gloves. those failing to provide them will be barred from staff duties. The parade forms at 220 F on Peno-Franks town avenues and proceeds past the principal fore to East End and Silver Lake Grove.
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Frankstown Avenues
Silver Lake Grove
Pittburg and Lake Erie R R special excursions
Special excursions advertised by Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad, including Niagara Falls and return seven dollars, Toronto eight dollars, Alexandria Bay twelve dollars, and Lake Chautauqua Tuesdays and Saturdays five dollars with 16 days return validity. Advertises shorthand school details and Porter as pioneer stenographer in Pennsylvania.
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Niagara Falls
Toronto
Alexandria Bay
Lake Chautauqua
Mthfsu
Excursion Rates to Milwaukee and Atlantic City
The Pittsburg and Western Railway offers round trip tickets to Milwaukee from August 21 to 27 at $11 and to Chicago at $9 with daily Chicago Express departures from Allegheny at 1 40 P M. Through Pullman sleeping cars and first class day coaches to Chicago. Remember the Last Extersion August 29 to Atlantic City via B&O R R at $10 round trip. Trains leave depot 8 A M and 9 20 A M. parlor and sleeping car accommodations available.
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Pittsburg and Western Railway
Milwaukee
Chicago
Chicago Express
Allegheny
Pullman
Atlantic City
Grover's Kindness and Cleveland's Generosity Revealed
Ex Solicitor General George A. Jenks recounts Grover Cleveland's humane side and political restraint. He recalls a tale of a division chief who considered resigning, but Cleveland researched the man's record and urged him to stay, praising his competence, Northern experience, Southern roots, and nine children. The anecdote portrays Cleveland as warm and fair minded.
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George A. Jenks
Cleveland
Jenks
Mr. Jenka
Grover Cleveland
Central Traction Road Work Nears Completion
Central Traction undertakes steady round the clock progress to finish tracks by September 15 and ready the Wylie avenue powerhouse for machinery. Upgrades include 16 Pullman cars arriving by October 1 with orange paint and updated trucks, no smoking section. The cable order targets operation by October 15.
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Central Traction Road
Wylie Avenue
Herron Avenue
Grant Avenue
Sixth
Fourth Avenues
Fourth Avenue
Wood Street
Smithfield Street
Sixth Avenue
Pullman Car Company
Sunday Hearings In Allegheny Prisoner Sentences
At yesterday morning s hearing in Allegheny five prisoners were sent to jail for 48 hours on a charge of drunkenness. They were Joseph Baker James McMann Wm Gordon Walter Burke and Mary Bourke. Andy Laughlin and Jacob Seifre for the same offense paid 1 and costs. John Davis John Smith and John Jones forfeited 5 each by failing to appear. James Poland was disorderly and got 30 days. Patrick Carroll was abusing his family on Rebecca street on Saturday night and was also given 30 days. John Coyle fought and kicked a officer and was given 30 days to the work house Bridget Devlin arrested several times for disorderly conduct was given 30 days to the same establishment.
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Allegheny
Joseph Baker
James McMann
Gordon
Walter Burke
Mary Bourke
Andy Laughlin
Jacob Seifre
John Davis
John Smith
John Jones
James Poland
Patrick Carroll
Rebecca Street
John Coyle
Wilson
Bridget Devlin
Federal Street
Stained Glass Windows Planned for St Pauls Cathedral
Readers at several masses yesterday heard the list of contributors to the St Pauls Cathedral fund for decoration and renovation. Eight new stained glass windows of saints will be installed at $500 each, with work done by congregation members.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
Beecham’s Pills and Youn Bon Soap Promoted Locally
Local ads tout Beecham’s Pills for stomach aid and Youn Bon Soap for a clear complexion. A Delicious Drink named Pilsner beer, brewed by Frauenheim & Vilsack, is available on draft at first class bars with mail orders and prompt service by telephone 1186.
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Beecham
Southside Arrests Reported After Speak-Easy Raids
Inspector McKelvey leads a crackdown with 22 prisoners in the Twenty-eighth ward station. Peter Dewald suffered a head wound from a bar while Carrie Slidman and others face assault details at the Monastery avenue venue. Six stitches closed the forehead wound.
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Peter Donald
Southside
McKelvey
Twenty-eighth Ward
Barney Farrel
Carrie Slideman
Barney Farrell
Washington Avenue
Albert
Harry Mitchell
David Cross
Jono Beldinger
Isaac Laize
William Corliss
Monastery Avenue
Carry Slidman
Peter Dewald
Ella Clark
Dewald
Two Serious Evils Exposed by Rev McCrory Sermon
Rev J T McCrory preached on public morals and righteous law focusing on drunkenness and Sabbath breaking. He blamed 800 speak-easies for intoxication, criticized officials for lax enforcement, defended the Law and Order Society, and condemned mail carriers who work Sundays.
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J.T. McCrory
Watch Tower
Law and Order
Isaiah
Best Family Syrup of Figs Ad and Estate Notices
All are entitled to the best that their money will buy a bottle at the best family remedy Syrup of Figs to cleanse the system when costive or foul For sale in 60c and $1.00 bottles by all druggists Also notices granting letters of administration for the estates of James McClurg and Charles P Miles and transfers of liquor licenses with dates and names of local officials and solicitors involved in the proceedings
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Founthave
PirTsavre
Charles P. Miles
Soocenen
Sewickley
Paar
Leomatt
Fidelity TO Trust CO
Admr
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David ¥. Ewing
Auls
Smithfield St
Fourth Ave
Mc Kerepang
Dore
Soripcanine m
JAS. W. D & CO
Pittsburg
Oason Eee
Notion
Praaratee
SPA
Brewster
Benne Nest & Fluocker
Kirkah
West End
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McC
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