Christian workers gather at Tremont Temple for unity
A large interdenominational meeting at Tremont Temple Boston drew Baptists Presbyterians Methodists Episcopalians Congregationalists and other Christians. Speakers urged prioritizing moral reform and unity over denominations stressing arbitration and civic virtue amid a nation facing trust frauds and political tensions.
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Tremont Temple
Boston
W. E. Dodge
The
Alliance
Christ
Earth
L.T. Chamberlain
D. D
Moses D. Hege
Cohristian
Rome
Pail Brooks T Ia Methine
EH. Parkhunt
New York City
Shawls of Various Materials For Sale At Camp Beni
A selection of shawls is offered including black cashmere with wool fringes and silk fringes. Prices range from $12 to $1450 for specific silk wraps. Other items include Paisley or Brodie shawls, velvet beaver and cloth shawls, Persian shawls, and a wide range of woolen shawls priced $1 to $14 or $1 to $10. Camp Beni. & Dick.
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Priestley
Camp Beni. & Dick
Christmas Services Across Pittsburg Churches
Christmas morning unfolds with carols and services in multiple Pittsburg churches. Episcopal parishes schedule bright processions and anthems led by choirs and organists, with Trinity and St Peter’s offering festive rites. Other churches prepare varied anthems and choruses, though some omit formal observances until Sunday.
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Pittsburg
Free Bridge Question Divides City Officials Over Cost
The Special Committee on Free Bridges met in City Attorney Moreland's office. They discussed costs for building a free bridge for foot passengers, with estimates from $250,000 for a simple iron structure to over $700,000 for existing bridges.
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Moreland
Ro N
Harrisburg
Aresa
Point Bridge
Smithfield Street
J. Robertson
Carr
Monroe
Priests to Be Ordained at Trinity P E Church
Revs. Wightman and Donehoo, currently deacons of the Protestant Episcopal Church, will be ordained to the priesthood Sunday at 10:30 AM in Trinity P E Church. Bishop Cortlandt Whitehead presides assisted by Rev. Samuel Maxwell with Reginald England of Trinity Hall in Little Washington at center. A full choral service will be conducted by the vested choir under C S Huntington.
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Teventy
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Brooklyn
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Virginia City
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Westmoreland
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India
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Arkshire
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Cortlandt Whitehead
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Trinity
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Trinity Hall
Little Washington
C. 8. Huntington
Art in Wig Wearing Popularity and Wig Care
A Pittsburgh era piece explores cosmetic wigs for both genders. It describes hair covering devices from toupees to full wigs, costs ranging from fifty to two hundred dollars, and the craft of making natural looks around ears and neck. It notes frequent use by elderly and ill, hair hygiene practices, and a hotel barber anecdote about toupee attachment.
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Indies
Pittsburg
New York
Hoffman House
Liquor selling in May leads to rising fines and imprisonment
The record shows total convictions for selling without a license climbing, with fines often paired with imprisonment. Many defendants lack property and are unable to pay, while prior years saw lower fines and more avoidance of jail. Increases since May 1888 reflect aggressive enforcement and court actions.
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Sun
Controline
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Jaws
Supreme Court
Node
Ate Een
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Metall
Grand jury reports multiple true bills and a holiday adjournment
The grand jury returned true bills including assault and battery felonious assault and battery mayhem and larceny with names such as Elizabeth Duffy Frank Duffy William Stewart Jennie Stewart Archie Moorhead and Chariea Richards. They ignored several bills and recommended petition for incorporation of Wilmerding Judge Slagle praised the jurors and they adjourned for the holidays after disposing of four hundred seventy nine bills.
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Elizabeth Duffy
Frank Duffy
William Stewart
Jennie Stewart
Frank Myers
W. C. Phillips
Archie Moorhead
Chariea Richards
BR. Robinson
W. Wilson
A. R
Inia Demeanor
Boz Woods
Mayhem
H. Biggert
Ae Robe Daniel Fete
John Ae Zarceny
Bert Sta Stevenson
Argaret Lesen
Wise
Margares
Ee Thomas
P Pk Somenner
Jacob Doueb
C. "Frandage
Barney Oll
Elizabeth McCahill
J. Schaffer
Mary Swape
Ae Iquor
C. Frandood
Lake Lysetool
Lake Iquor
Hen Rand
Brenet
Wilmerding
Slagle
Darkness and fear grip cross-street residents amid gas lamp outages
The piece describes residents living on cross streets on the hill growing nervous as gas lamps are snuffed and electric lighting not yet provided. Women especially fear going out after nightfall due to ice and dark streets, while police patrols intensify efforts.
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P. 8
Millvale Sues over Road Right of Way Dispute
Equity suit filed by Millvale borough authorities against Pittsburg and Western Railroad Company seeks an injunction. The borough asserts an ordinance granted a river‑side right of way with a 33 foot clear roadway, but the railroad began construction including a 12 foot high trestle within the roadway. Hearing before G P Hamilton was postponed due to illness, with another scheduling for Monday afternoon.
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Burgess and Town Council
Millvale
Pittsburg and Western Railroad Company
Isia
River Avenue
Epa
G. P. Hamilton, Esq
H. E. Safford
J. C. Brown
Board of
Awaraa
Amoskeag
Wet Mater
Trial List for Commonwealth Criminal Court
Today's trial list shows William You Jobe Dainty Frederick Weyman John McLain and F Araaburgh scheduled in the Commonwealth Criminal Court with announced oral arguments and docket numbers. The document lists defendants and counsel in the to day proceeding.
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Day
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
William You Jobe Dainty
Frederick Weyman
John McLain
F. Araaburgh
Convictions and Acquittals Highlight Court Session
A series of criminal verdicts and pleas were delivered. H. G. Schmidt Brewing Co. case yielded $76.12 to Blaxene Howes alias Annie Swimps. James Thompson won $33.02 in a grain and feed dispute. C Blackstock faced assault charges. Gustave Eng found guilty of selling liquor without license and to minors. Lorenzi Lansoque convicted of felonious assault and carrying concealed weapons. C E Vicker pleaded guilty to ten indictments of larceny from boarding houses. W H Swans admitted larceny of clothes from a Braddock house. Swarts labeled a tourist and received eight months.
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H. G. Schmidt Brewing Com
E P. W
Blaxene Howes
Annie Swimps
Michael Geaney
C. Blackstock
J. H. Johnston
JamEs Thompson
H. G. Schmidt Brewing Company
Gustave Eng
Henriotts Broadhead
Lorenzi Lansoque
C. E. Vicker
Inspector McAleese
W. H. Swans
Braddock
Swarts
Agassiz’s Rebuttal to Darwin’s Evolution Theory
Professor J. M. Pryor previews in tomorrow’s Dispatch Agassiz’s reasons for disagreeing with Darwin on evolution, outlining the contrasting views and scientific debate.
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Darwin
Agassiz
J. M. Pryor
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