Denial of a Front Change in Public School Policy
Father Tobin argues Catholic education law remains unchanged after Archbishops conference and Mgr Satolli address. He cites Baltimore declarations and church guidance urging parochial schooling, with Sunday and weekday religious instruction for nonCatholic attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsignor
Satolli
Conference of Archbishops
New York
F. L. Tobin
St Mary's Church
Forty-sixth Street
Mgr. Satolli
Holy See
Mgr. Satoll
Mysthe
Mgr. K
Mer. Satolli
Thaddeus Stevens School to Be Moved and Rebuilt
The Thaddeus Stevens School directors in the Thirty sixth ward vote to relocate from Main Street due to health and drainage concerns and to improve the site. A plan for a new three story brick building with ten rooms and a superintendent’s office, steam heat, is drawn with an estimated cost around 30000 dollars, while the old property is to be sold before selecting a new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddeus Stevens School
Main Street
Andrew Strick
F. J. Westerling
Temperance meeting across Murphy and Moorhead groups
A large gathering of temperance organizations met at Keeley League Club with John W. Moreland presiding and Captain J. K. Barbour leading. Speakers included Barbour Hall Brown Jones and others. Pledge signing and telegraphed greetings from New York accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organizations of Temperance Workers
Keeley League Club
John W. Moreland
J. K. Barbour
Captain Barbour
David Hall
A. M. Brown
Thomas Jones
W. C. Cook
Murphy Temperance People
SE Moore
Mr. Milholland
Kesley League
Miss Gorselvine
W. O T
W. T. Cassiday
A. F. Bruce
Samuel McCord
P. Shaner
William Frances
W. J. McKee
Old Carriee Dead Mathias J Clark One of Forty-Niners
Mathias J Clark longtime Dispatch carrier died at 75 at his home 174 Adams Street Allegheny He rode the route for about 20 years and joined the 1849 forty niner expedition to California He leaves two sons and two daughters A tribute will be paid at the next Forty Niners banquet in Pittsburgh followed by a life remembered in local circles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias J. Clark
California
Dispatch
Adama Street
Allegheny
Mr. Clark
Fifer
Mr. Kearns
Clark
Pittsburg
Golden Gate
Discharged after alibi clears two Liberty Street assault suspects
Frank Curby and A. Probs were arrested by Officer Peoples for the Liberty Street assault on Saturday night that fractured Albert Smith’s leg. They were discharged after proving to Magistrate McKenna they were elsewhere in the city at the time. Smith remains in West Penn Hospital unable to explain the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Curby
A. Probs
Offcer Peoples
Albert Smith
Eleventh
Liberty Streets
McKenna
Smith
West Penn Hospital
Depot arrest over alleged larceny by Jackson
J A Jackson, colored, was arrested in the Union depot Saturday night by Officer Conway at the request of Robert Dyer. Dyer says he dozed off and Jackson took a bundle containing a suit of clothes, which was found under Jackson's arm. Jackson jailed pending charge of larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Jackson
Union Depot
Conway
Robert Dyer
Dyer
Jackson
Water shortage Halts Pleasant Valley Limo Route
Water scarcity gripped Allegheny yesterday afternoon during the tying in of the new North avenue and Howard street main. The California avenue branch could not run due to insufficient pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
North Avenue
Howard Street
Pleasant Valley
California Avenue
Boy 8 Falls From Car. Fractures Leg
Howard Brown aged eight of 3208 June Street fell from a P. V. G. car yesterday afternoon while playing. He sustained a leg fracture and other injuries and was taken to Southside Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Brown
June Street
Southside Hospital
Christmas novelties and cards at closeout prices
Open every evening. Glove and Handkerchief Cases, Batin novelties, sachota, ecards, booklets and other novelties offered at cut prices. Jos. Eternacy & Co. advertises at 48 Fifth avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Eternacy & Co
Two Wandering Boys and a Sister Search
A boy about 11 was found on Smithfield street by Officer Mike Sullivan at 4 am and sent to Central station after failing to explain his presence. He told Judge Gripp his name was Fred Book from Warren Ohio and said he left home to work on the steamboat J. B. Gilmore. Another boy, Albert Dawson, said he was hunting his sister Mrs Fred Klimper who recently came from Cincinnati and was given lodging while he searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield Street
Mike Sullivan
Central Station
Judge Gripp
Fred Book
Warren
Ohio
J. B. Gilmore
U Gripp
Albert Dawson
Fred Klimper
Cincinnati
Novelty leather and wood backed items advertise at shop
Advert reads that new novelties in leather plush and wood back pieces are on display in the line with festive ornamentation. The text mentions Christmas items and directs readers to visit the shop for purchases amid promotional phrasing, though some words are garbled.
Railroad Mystery Sparks Surprising Survey Between Pittsburg and Punxsutawney
A large surveying party is reported at work between Pittsburg and Punxsutawney locating a railroad line. Local railroad men suspect several lines may be built by Vanderbilts, with debates over Reading Beech Creek and Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg extensions. Officials deny a new line but acknowledge surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panxsutawney
Pittsburg
Reading
Beech Creek
Buffalo, Rochester
Punxsutawney
Philadelphia
Vanderbilts
Engineer Corps
Turtle Creek
Pennsylvania Railroad
Braddock German Lutherans Dedicate Immanuel Church
A revival among Braddock German Lutherans marks the dedication of the Immanuel congregation’s new edifice. Rev. Fr. Brand led morning leave services. Rev. P. Brand preached the dedicatory sermon in the afternoon to a large crowd from Pittsburg Allegheny and McKeesport. German vocalists and choirs provided a grand concert with Rev A W Meyer delivering an English sermon. The church has grown to be the strongest of Braddock’s 19 congregations in four years under its present pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Immanuel
Brand
Pittsburg
Allegheny
McKeesport
P. Brand
A. W. Meyer
Relief Association Work Continues Amid Donations Decline
The Citizens' Relief Association HQ at Homestead was deserted as no new applicants appeared beyond the initial 218 families. Rev J J Galloway said many mill workers remain in want and a thorough canvass will start tomorrow to locate overlooked cases. Contributions of money clothing and edibles continue to come in. Meanwhile Guy Thompson was arrested on Anderson Street Allegheny by Officer Reitzel for a craps game. he’s jailed at Central station awaiting a morning hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Relief Association
Homestead
Peeple
J. J. Galloway
Guy Thompson
Allegheny
Anderson Street
Reitzel
Tompson
Central Station
Bell's Alley
HUGUS & HACKE Curtain and Lace Curtain Sale
Nottingham Lace Curtains and Real Irish Point Lace Curtains offered at deep discounts from $1 to $15 per pair. Chenille Portieres in wide assortment, newest designs and colors. Lace Bed Sets with Lace Bedspreads and Pillow Shams in fresh patterns. Blankets sold in wool blend, many sizes and colors. Special low sale prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
William O'Neil Arrested After Home Invasion Incident Near Tenth Street Bridge
William O'Neil, resident near the Tenth street bridge, was arrested early yesterday for breaking into neighbor Mrs Fivans house and beating her severely. At arraignment before Magistrate Hyndman Ister O'Neil presented an alibi, while Mrs Evans conceded a possible mistaken identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O'Neil
Tenth Street Bridge
Mra Fivans
Hyndman Ister
O'Neil
First Class Toy Store Stock Beckons Shoppers
A vendor invites shoppers with a wide stock at Jauza W. Grove on Firth Avenue. The note promises year round business and a quick glance will persuade buyers to choose their line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lta
Jauza W. Grove
Firth Avenue
Miller Bros Fine Groceries Evaporated and Dried Fruits Ad
Large stock of finest evaporated and dried fruits both domestic and foreign. MilLer Bros offer price list and delivery everywhere from 183 Federal Street Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MilLer Bros
Federal Street
Allegheny
Satchels and traveling bags for Xmas gifts at Grove's
Grove's on Fifth avenue offers an elegant line of satchels and traveling bags for Xmas presents. Latest styles for ladies and gents, furnished and unfurnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove's
Fifth Avenue
Holiday sale items offered by Pittsburgh Cycle Company
Boys and Girls wheels cash or easy pay for holidays. Pittsburgh Cycle Company at 28 Wood Street promotes Dewrrr's Little Early Risers and a display of novelties in silver by Henry Ter beyden on Smithfield Street with glove bones, glove menders, match safes and other items for the season. No charge to view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Cycle Company
Wood Streen
Pittsburgh Cycle Company
Wood Street
Henry Terbeyden
Smithfield Street
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Father Tobin
Baltimore
Greece
Congregation of Propaganda
United States
Byan
Holy Father
Thaddeus Stevens
Murphy
Carriee
Liberty Street
Peter McAleer
Cork
Ireland
Patrick Bracken
Birmingham
England
Louvre
Sixth Street
Cieetly
Kyou Theater
Hardy & Hayes
Calvary Church
Calvary Episcopal Church
Carl Reiter
Calgary
Sarah C. Vogel
Leonora & Dickson
Frances & King
Aurelia Reinemann
Amands Vierheller
Chalmers
Woodbridge
Edith Norton
Minnie A. Leonard
Margaret P. Fraser
Julia Beach
Olive Beach
Henry Gerding
Edward E. Rinehart, Jr
William H. Morrison
Joe Gladden
George Brown
Hendel
Bach
Schubert
Calvary
F. Schubert
Handel
George Hodges
Hodges
Presbyterian Church
Alegheny City
Ohio Valley
Dr. Hodges
Art Society
Delp & Bell
Federal ST
Noid-Sawre
the Relief Association
FFE
Johann Hoff
H. S. Holks
H. S. Holkfs
H. S
Halkis
Fleishman & CO
Market ST
Cor
Fifth Ave
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