Heresy Trials Draw Great Presbyterian Interest in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg, the heresy trials attract widespread attention especially among Presbyterians. A full Sunday program lists sermons across numerous churches with Rev. J. D. Moth, Rev. W. A. Paxeevant Jr., Rev. Edward Williams, and others preaching. Activities include morning and evening services, French and English rites, and special sermons on salvation and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Street
W. A. Paxeevant, Jr
Liberty Street
Ev. Edward Williams
First Presbyterian
Wood Street
Central Presbyterian
Forbes and
Seasca
Church of Jesus Christ
LP. S. Bali
Fourthvenue
Eider M. MH. Bond
Swith Presbyterini
E R. Donelico
St. Petars
Grant and Diamond
W. S. Mackay
Joan
R.u
Diverse Sunday Services Across City Churches
The list details multiple congregations in Highland Avenue to Second Street Allegheny area with varied worship times and sermons. Notable pastors include Rev. O B Milligan, Rev. J L Smith, Rev. McKay, Rev. DeWitt Benham, Rev. J W Sproull, and Rev. John Fox with topics ranging from Advent preparations to faith and church unity across Presbyterian, Reformed, Baptist, Lutheran, and Episcopal churches.
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Highland Avenue
VU. P
O. B. Millican
Dallas
United Presbyterian Mission
Cornatinn’s Hall
Homewood Avenue
Cumberland Presbyterian
Shane J. W. McKay
Senis
Christ Lutheran
Sheridan Avenue
J. L. Smith
Titsa al
Baptist
Christ
Mt. Olive
Gene Service
St. Mark's Memorial
Thible Mountains
DeWitt M. Benham
Providence Presbyterian
Madison Avenue
Liberty Street
Isabella and
Sandusky Streets
Allegheny
John Whitehead
Maple Avenue M. E
Lockard
Reformed Presbyterian
Corner Sanctys
North Diamond Streets
W. J. Coleman
North Avenue M.E
J. A. Story
Orming
Christian Assurance
Good Alen
Good Alen.” Central Presbyterian, Corner Anderson and Lacock
Ker
B McCormick
A. A
R. U
First Christian
Arch Street
Montgomery Avenue
Rober
A. Cutler
R. S
Sandusky Street
Cyclorama Hall
Irwin Avenue
Woodburn
Minster to Lead Services at Grace Reserved Church
Union, Aspinwal announce Rev. John H. Progn of Grace Reserved Pittsburg will conduct the service at St Fr. M. Hazelwood Christian Church. McWana will lead morning and evening services with the sermon titled The Lord's Day Authority.
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Fourth Avenue Baptist
Corcert Rossstreet
EL. Applegarch
Poter
Hindmaice
Grace Presbyterian
Arthur Street
J. A. Brurden
First Unitarian—Union Veteran Legion Hials
Sixth Avenue
Grant Street
Third Presbyterian
E Pl. Cowan
PD. P
Paotor
Solomon's Temple
Olivet Evangelical Church
Fulton Street
EL W
Thirty-third Street
Presin
J. McD. Derver
Central Christian
Frife and
Colwell
C. L. Thurgood
Melbourne
Australia
Tor
Webster Arenue
J. W. Harsha
James A Grier
D. D
Allegheny Theological Seminary
A. Mand
First Universalist
University Hall
Sixth Street
J. L. Andrew
Mornaux Servier
Ninth Episcopal
Smithfield Street
A. Ellis
John Wesley A. M. E. Zion
Arthur Strest
Smith Alasborny
Barivet
St. Paul
Minn
M. St. Frontlin
Avery Mission
Allehony
J. Anderson
Howewood
A. J. Buckie
Elis DeMerritt
T. J. Cothouer
Knoxville
Mt. Washington
Virginia Avenue
Bigham Street
F. Crowther
Wea
Tre
Senday School
Christian Ark
Eveninov
Consignment of Misses Footwear Goes on Sale at New Annex
A damaged OCR note advertises a consignment of misses shoes in goat, dongola, and heel types. Regular prices range from 175 to 250 dollars per pair, but due to size issues a discount to 1 9 per pair is offered. The shoe department has moved to the new Diamond Street annex.
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Dsc
Diammond Street
Kacraasxs’ Snox
Diamond Street
Havrianns
Durartmeent
Kavruanys
Kavruanns
Children's Department
Castoria
Astrep
Axp Disperaanr
Boston
Mass
Beers and Flowers Spark Irish-Descent Divorce Battle
The Masson divorce case before Judge White ended with a verdict for the defendant. Mrs Mary E Masson accused Mathias Masson of cruel handling after quarrels over beer and decorating the graves of their former spouses. Masson testified to shared savings and disputes over beer rights. The jury dismissed the divorce claim and upheld Masson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Masson
Mathias Masson
White
Ali
Masson
Burglary Convictions Mark East End Crime Roundup
In Criminal Court Richard Swan was convicted of two burglaries at homes of John Lowrie and W A Wearth in the East End. Harry Mahoney pleaded guilty to assault and battery on M Willengeller of the Southside and fined 31 and costs. Philip Fleming alias Craig convicted of false pretenses and embezzlement in dealing with Pope Leo XIII pictures. Rank Dunn acquitted of $18 larceny from Nellie Foster. Peter Berko acquitted of $10 larceny from Andy Smike. John Lasko convicted of assault on Charles Herley and sent to the workhouse for 30 days. Millie Anderson guilty of clothing larceny and sent three months to the workhouse. Daniel Walters sentenced 60 days for assault on Maggie Walters. Edward West convicted of assault on Jennie Blake of Homestead area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Swan
John Lowrie
W. A. Wearth
East End
Harry Mahoney
M. Willengeller
Southside
Philip Fleming
Craig
P. J. King
Pope Leo XIII
Rank Dunn
Nellie Foster
Wylie Avenue
Peter Berko
Andy Smike
Melkesport
John Lasko
Charles Herley
McCain Street
Millie Anderson
Allie McClurg
Allegheny
Daniel Walters
Maggie Walters
McKeesport
Edward West
Homestead
Jennie Blake
Grand Jury Returns True Bills On Jail Case Assaults
The grand jury on the calendar returned true bills naming defendants including Vincent Ackesaritch Jacob Byers John Doening John Foley Sister M Julienne A Loudon John Gralich Pat Gralich Frank McPartland Bessie McPartland Pat O Connell John P Pearson John Sias John McGowan with charges of assault and battery larceny by bailee embezzlement and more The following bills were ignored D B K Connors M Crow H C Deacon larceny by bailee perjury and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Ackesaritch
Jacob Byers
John Doening
John Foley
M. Julienne
A. Loudon
John Gralich
Pat Gralich
Frank McPartland
Bessie McPartland
Pat O'Connell
John P. Pearson
John Sias
John McGowan
H. T. Broadus
James Charleston
William Crawford
John Collins
Fred Tolf
Ed Meyers
Augustus Moore
Frank Nelson
William Neil
George Fink
James Any Kuatins
Martin Heileran
James Foley
Harry McCurry
George Coslen
Henry Wilkins
Frank King
Peter Linderman
Jacob E. Smelt
Nuisanee
Fritz Ewart
Ed Myers
D. BK. Connors
M. Crow
H.C. Deacon
bDailee
Cannon Cooke
R.W. Scott
Charles Carnahan
G. A. Taylor
Criminal Trials Next Week List From Allegheny Court
The county Criminal Court schedules trials for Monday to Wednesday with numerous defendants including Edward Caruthers Marvin Shaeffer James Clark Jack Coslett and others. The docket notes additional jail cases may be added by grand jury true bills. Damages for alienation of affections case Smyers vs Henke listed with parties located in Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Edward E. Caruthers
Marvin Shaeffer
James Clark
Jack Coslett
David Shields
M. Publowick
Thomas Keegan
Bridget Lavelle
Samuel Pickering
Jacob Byers
Harry McCurry
Mr. Juliennie
Jacob E. Smith
James Chariston
Ignatius Strump
George Fink
John W. Guy
John Foley
James Gray
Fred Tolf
H Corners
A. London
E. Meyer
J. A. Taylor
George Cassen
William Wilkena
Fred Edward
Robert J. Godfrey
John M. Ball
A. & Munilori
Carl Linn
Thomas Campbell
William Lande
Nicholas Malich
Jennie Martin
Hash O'Hara
Danial O'Leary
Rachael Taylor
James Watson
Albert Hing
August Goldstroam
H. Collings
G. C. Walker
Christian Rump
A. E B. Walker
Jake Oukelsky
Jacob Sonberg
D. T. Brown
W. F. Crook
Mary A. Derry
Antonio Coiuo
Joan Heogler
Sooeey Malitt
Alf
CRS
Om Coslett
Josep Ticious
George Deick
Bobays Koenler
George Weber
Patrickurray
Nancy B. Smyers
Sarah Henke
Smyers
Allegheny
Commonwealth criminal case list names in court
In a criminal court proceeding the Commonwealth records a docket including defendants Joseph McConnell Silas Carter Richard Dietrich Samuel Kenneweg Frani Krose Simon PP Rodasker Sylvester Urban James Young Edward Ling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
Joseph McConnell
Silas Carter
Richard Dietrich
Samuel Kenneweg
Frani Krose
Simon PP. Rodasker
Sylvester Urban
James Young
Edward Ling
Jury decisions and trials in several court cases
A verdict of 7000 dollars was awarded to William W. Stewart against the Pittsburgh Traction Company for injuries from alighting a car. Bovard and Seyfang failed to reach a verdict against N Fulton on oil well drilling. a new trial will follow. A 64 cent verdict went to Mary Stoffler in a drain damage case against F H Callahan and John Altmeyer. A reapptist for W M McBride was given in the architect fees suit against Thomas O Connor. O C Burgdorf and others sue Allerheny City and Pennsylvania for damage from the spruce street viaduct construction awaiting trial before Judge Porter. Desire Vanressi sued Coalsbury Coal for 5000, alleging injury from a slate fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. McBride
Thomas O'Connor
Bovard & Seyfang
N. Fulton
Mary Stoffler
F. H. Callahan
John Altmeyer
William W. Stewart
Pitraburg Traction Company
Allerheny City
Pennsylvania Company
Spruce Street
Porter
Desire Vanressi
Coalsbury Coal Company
Sewickley Restores Fresh Water From Ohio River
Sewickley residents welcomed a return to Ohio River water after protests against well water due to contamination fears. Commissioners said Bellevue dam leaks had polluted river water, but locals prefer river supplies with plans for continuous filtered water.
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Sewickley
Ohio
Bellevue Dam
Ohio River
Inquest Over Gallagher Death From Faulty Stop On Central Traction Car
The coroner held an inquest into the death of Dominic Gallagher who was injured when he fell while alighting a Central Traction car on November 23. Gallagher died the following Wednesday from a broken hip. Conductor A M Strickler was censured by the jury for failing to stop the car to let Gallagher off at Grant street and Sixth Avenue. The jury urged strict adherence to the rule requiring conductors to stop for passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominick Gallagher
Gallagher
Central Traction Company
Denny's Alley
A. M. Strickler
Grant Street
Sixth Avenue
McDowell
Strickler
Captain Walton Estate Seeks Division Under Intestacy
Left no will and an estate estimated at 63 million is to be divided equally among five children under intestate law. The coal firm management likely stays with I N Bunton as the executor or leading figure. However figures appear inconsistent with a 3 million valuation and may reflect a transcribing error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Walton
I. N. Bunton
Tri-State Brevities Reported Local Incidents
A police officer guards infected homes in Limta Diphtheria cases. Beefsteak Collins, liveryman, jailed after a Thursday fight with Brown Hutchins, bail set at 7500. Underdunk shoots man over alleged marital infidelity. Explosion injures three at Brown's mill. A Philadelphia business man shot in Youngstown, dies. Religious service brawl in Monroe township leaves Needles and Lewis fatally wounded. Mihialy killed by hot tube accident at National Tube Works. Trade note advertises Brown Repechial Troches as cold remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asiontown
Alf Ansel
Beefsteak Collins
Brown Hutchins
Minrox Dexten
Albert Underdunk
John Dick
Xewants
Miller Chapel
Monroe Township
James Needles
Frank Lewis
Lewis
Needles
McKerstom
Kircra Mihialy
National Tube Works
Mihialy
Bargain House Offers For Boys And Children
Special bargains for boys and children feature clothing including overcoats suits capes and slippers at reduced prices. Store highlights include Diamond street annex move and a large selection of children books from Ewing Alcott and others plus Diamonds at Ringsbacher Bros with low prices at 516 Wood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
Louisa Alcott
Katrin Manus
Ringsbacher Bros
Wood Street
Lady Verneer's Flight Promises Climax in The Dispatch
A socialite credits two remedies, nerves and digestion, for her pure complexion. Dr. Greene's Nervura is praised by a Rochester woman for curing pale skin and painful periods, with free mail consultation and pharmacy availability. The Dispatch teases Lady Verneer's Flight climax and recaps prior chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Lytle
Hunter Alley
Rochester
N. Y
Public Works Awards Street Sign Contract to Essex Enamel
Chef Bigelow of the Department of Public Works yesterday awarded a 3000 street sign contract to Essex Enamel Street Sign Company. The deal sets house signs at 60 cents and street signs at 410 dollars, with completion and installation to be handled by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chef Bigelow
Department of Public Works
Essex Enamel
A Square Man
A square man advocates square dealings in clothing sales and rejects prize packages with outfits. The ad promotes top quality suits and overcoats, insisting the $10 Cheviot Suit and $16 Black Melton Overcoat sell on merit without gimmicks. It urges shoppers to buy honestly and avoid cheap incentives.
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Pittsburg
Presbyterian
Prof. Smith
Brices
Sirong
J. D. Moth
Wand Tao F
Tuiré U. P
J. Z. McCrory
St. James Episcopal
Penn Avenue
Sixteenth
Grace Reformed
Grant and
Webster Streets
John J. Pragh
Eighth Street Reformed Presbyterian
McAlister
Washington
Unitea Presbyterian
R. H. Teo
A. W
Ss. Andrew's Lutheran
Stevenson Bird Colwell Streets
A. W. Moyer
Hen .A
Sabjest
Minitrr
Christ M. E
Center and
Liberty Avenue
Lias
Hev
G W. Inez
A. D
A. IL Norcross
Wa. x
First
Jacob
Hebrew Christian i Church
New York
Oakland M. & Church
First Presbyterian Church
Seventh Presbyterian
Herron Avenue
Bev
McClelland
Abreham
Sc. Joan's
Episcopal
Main
Retter
T. J. Dnoiner
C. Whitehead
T. D
Lawrenceville Presbyterian
Butler Street
A.B. Linn
Belefeld Presbyterian
Fifth and
Ballefield Avenues
Ulaw
HB. B. Silex
Charo
Pr. Wu
M. E
Fortieth
W. F. Oldfarm
Mer. Sato
Fifth Avenue M. E
B. Mansell
Joe
George Murphy
Second Presbyterian
Seventh Street
Sutherland
Serviets
Lawrenceville
English Lutheran
Arsenal Bark Hall
Forty-third
Batier Street
CP. Harrah
Pittshurz
First Cumberland Presbyterian
Congress
T. Montgomery
Ulysses L. Montgomery
W. Montgomery
Trinity
Alfred W. Arandel
Holy Comwunion
Southside Services
Wal M. EE
She
Doquesne Heights M. E
W. H. Rodenbanek
Pastor Morining
Itonmeasening
Sonnday School
R. A. Erworth League
Doquesne Heights Baptist Mission
Corner
Onelua
Guodeien
Rerenussiuens
TS John Paes
Park Avenue
Petieiam
George W. Chaltant
Lila Cament
Nec
Central
E. P
J. W. Sproull
Sr. M
U. P
Joseph Kyle
North Presbyterian
Lincoln Avenue
John Fox
U.P
W. H. McMillan
Bethel Presbyterian
Wart and Gallagher
Wilson E. Donalsteen
True Blue
Orangemen
U. S
Franklin and
Chartiers
D. F. Mewiil
Christian Endeavor
Calvary Church
Western Theological Seminary
Ridge and
Irwin Avenues
A.H. Norcross
Mae G. W. Izer
Oa. Me
Davin
Kennedy
A. U
Nehemieh
Jacob Firsiman
Swedenborg
New Jerusalem
Sandusky and
Isabella Streets
Green Street Baptist
Scott and Robinson Surfets
Laws
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
First Congregational Church
SW. Movorki
Nixon Street
Chartiers Street
Manhattan
J. S Hutson
J. W. Riddle
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Emanuel Church
North Avenues
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Phyasician
Epworth
George Bothwell
A. C. Elis
Smithford Street
M. EB
Couren
Pitesburg
Riverside
Epworth League
St. Paul's
Second and James Streets
G. W. Lose
J. HL. Sehneider
Chccleville
H. J. Schub
Oreanist Ecker
Liefeld
Sheebacher
Graves
Hassling
Solon
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Chinchilla
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Guguan
Cescyscsene
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Diamond Streets
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Cass
Federal Street
Davis & Co
Fifth Avenue
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James H. Aires & Co
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