Rest and Sabbath Observance Plea Echoes in Union Meeting
At a Monday Evangelical Alliance gathering Rev George Hodges urged weekly rest as God’s intent not bondage. He warned against overstrict Sabbath rules, urged a joyful, family friendly Lord’s Day with worship, reading, and outdoor activity, and decried secular hurries encroaching on rest.
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Evangelical Alliance
George Hodges
Egypt
Ander
Church Dells Ring
House of God
John
Christ
WyHe SS
W. H. Knox
McAuley
Pittsburg
New York City
C. FP
W. J. Herm
D. D
Y. M.C
Jesus
Young People
South Carolina Railway bonds repudiated test case to court
Receiver Chamberlain offered green bonds in payment of taxes to the County Treasurer, who refused them. The case heads to the United States Court. It is alleged that three large New York insurance firms hold substantial amounts of South Carolina bonds and repudiated state bonds, prompting a test to compel validity.
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Cuaniestros
N. C
Chamberlain
South Carolina Railway
United States Court
South Carolina
New York
Expedition Hindered by Union Station Officers
Two 13 year old youths named Parker and Kriger were stopped at Union station about 3 AM as they attempted to board a train to fight Indians. Officers suspected an unauthorized filibustering expedition and placed them under guard. Government was notified and two ladies from Sanisky Street intervened to halt the troops and send them home. An assortment of Gatling guns rifles swords bowie knives and other military stores were slated for sacrifice.
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Parker
Kriger
Union Station
Sanisky Street
Law Student Tries Court House Privilege
A mature law student, Mr. N. P. Sawyer, sought admission to a court house tip ataff but was barred by a guard. Sawyer claimed student privilege, was doubted by the attendant, and referred to Major Regier. The matter remained unresolved after 31, with the student still awaiting full admission as a lawyer.
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N. P. Sawyer
Tipataff
Sawyer
Major Regier
Anc
Westinghouse Lands Two New Electric Light Plant Contracts
The Westinghouse Machine Company received contracts for two new electric light plants, one for Hampton, Virginia supplying 2,000 lamps and another for Sacramento, California supplying 3,000 lamps. The Bent in California will be operated by the ral Electric Company. In the past month the company produced 87,500 incandescent and 1,000 arc lamps, signaling Pittsburg’s growing global reputation.
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Westinghouse Machine Company
Hampton
Sacramento
Cal
California
Ral Electric Company
Pittsburg
Rail officials to inspect McKeesport and Belle Vernon line
A party of railroad officials will depart this morning for an inspection tour of the McKeesport and Belle Vernon road. The Lake Erie railroad will provide a car or car for the party led by General Superintendent Holbrook of the Lake Erie lines.
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McKeesport
Bellevennon
Lake Erie Com
Holbrook
Lake Erie
Mad dog sighting on Carson street causes commotion
A rabid or agitated dog wandered along Carson street yesterday morning, frothing at the mouth and snapping at passersby. The disturbance ended with only minor damage to clothing as people kept distance and authorities were alerted.
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Carson Street
CANDIDATES 57.32. Voters Patch
Fragmentary note references candidates and voters with garbled text. No clear names, places, dates, or concrete actions emerge to form a complete item.
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Cedan Ta Pienso
Chronicle of Obscure Events and Trials
Disjointed items report shootings, political shifts, and legal actions. Notable mentions include Patrick Gibbons, a Chicago witness in the Cronin case, killed in a brawl. Baro Berlepuch’s political status. James O. T.’s assault. sculptor John McGregor’s paralysis. invitations around Lincoln events. railroad interests merging plans. political maneuvering for 1892 nomination. the torpedo boat Cushing trial in Bristol harbor. Indiana Republicans organization. arrests in Lawrence mass for stolen property. Chippewa treaty claims. and bribery indictments in New York Broadway franchise cases with pending trials.
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Patrick Gibbons
Chicago
Cronin
Patrie Ca Schuettler
Baro Berlepuch
Dusseldoorf
Prince Bismarck
James O. T
Oyster Bay
John McGregor
Hitler
Boston
Cambridgeport
New Club
Brooklyn
N. Y
Douglas, Jr
Douglas
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
San Antonio and Arkansas Paea
Great Northern Lakes
Banaties
Mexico
Gopeidioceason
Gray
Voorhees
Cushing
Bristol Harbor
Herreschoff Brothe Builders
Winslow
Converse
Gessel
Indiana Republicana
Michener
Horace McKay
Horace McKay Was Cleated Treasurer. the Following Execu- Aarne Euancnite
Sobek
Ana
Ie. Gowdy
Rushville
J.B. Ho
Thomas BK. Kerr
James A. Richmond
New York City
Rmyth
Fellows
Richmond
Kerr
English Hop Broker Denies Brewery Syndicates Scheme
English hop broker George McCracken explains there are no brewery syndicates as reporters claim. He describes stock company conversions, broker commissions, and large floatations like Guinness and Frank Jones Brewing, noting profits from turning multiple small firms into one floated company and widespread stock sales across Ireland and England.
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Lendon
England
George McCracken
Liverpool
M. J. Juann
Castro Shannon
McCracken
New York State
Ireland
Bans & of
Burton-on-Trest
New York
United Kingdom
London
Guinness & Co
Dublin
Mr. Guinness
Renee
Frank Jones Brewing Company
Portamouth
N. H
Mr. Jones
John O'Goat
Land's End
Giant's Causeway
Cape Clear
Ward Democrats dispute for Fifteenth ward nomination
Report of internal strife among Fifteenth ward Democrats over a recent meeting. John Hubbard was a suggested alderman candidate and secured the nomination by a narrow margin over rival John House. Some participants challenge the process and question the eligibility of several voters.
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John Hubbard
John House
Boa
Vanechan
Local claim of soap comparison sparks doubt
A fragment notes a claim that a product is "just as good as the Ivory" but counters that the assertion is not accurate, reflecting a disputed quality comparison in a consumer context.
Ordinance Establishing Grade of Mifflin Street Pittsburg
City ordinances set grade for Mifflin Street from Thirty-eighth to Thirty-ninth Street with specified curb elevations and slope details. Humber alley grade and paving power also described between Kirkpatrick and Chauncey, plus Dike Street survey and opening from Vespucios to American Street with Fleming's Plan and cost assessments under Pennsylvania law.
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York Alley
Bates Street
Louisa Street
Pittsburg
Department of Public Works
Recorder's
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Mifflin Street
Thirty-eighth Street
Thirty-ninth Stree
Mifflin
Thirty-ninth
Thirty-ninth Street
Said Street
Nate Se
Humber Alley
Kirkpatrick Street
Chauncey Street
Tom Kirkpatrick Street
P.C
P. T
Soho Street
Iadi
Mitre Alley
Gros Street
Fitch Street
Holmes Street
Stanton Avenue
McCandless Streat
Cs Cils
Pittaburg
Btanton Avenue
Commonwealth of Penns
Makesole
Jadi
Wylie Avenue
Webster Avenue
Acta of Assembly
Vine Street
Rose Street
Heed Street
Ocean
Commonwealth of
Pen Vania
Reed Street
Madison Street
Thirty-third Street
Jefferson Street
City of
Jaal
Madison
Thirty-Third
Herron Avenue
Oesa
Department of Parks
Pure
Thirty-third Streets
Adelaide Street
Torley Street
Wriendaip Avenue
Pearl Street
Pitsburg
Clerk of Councils
Brent
Morley Street
Friendship Avenue
The
Secon
Tike Street
Vespucios Avenue
American Street
Dike Street
Vespucins Street
Fleming
Lageto
Rowan Street
Lincoln Avenue
Park Avenue
Department of Exalone Orks
Pennsylvania
Neath Avenue
Blacklee Street
Fiftieth Street
Forty-eigh Street
Blackberry Street
Forty-eighth Street
Wallingford Street
Neville Street
Harton Street
Nelson Street
Counbay
Connells
Beall
Piisburg
Wan Street
A. P
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Marion
Iris
Salvation Army
Philadelphia Central Presbytery
Magsinat
F. Onn
Rayne
Des Moines
Peter
A.P. Carmon
Toronto
Massachusetts Metaphysical College
Aes
Christian Science
Ill
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Robert Ingersoll
Crrr Presbyterians
L Raw
W. A Starron
Shady Avenue
Seetches
Baptist Ministers Conference
Brswer Sermies
Mozambique
Lake Nyasa
Central Reformed
Sonentan
Moreesten
J.R. Jones
Manor
Westmoreland County
Paree
Seer Turney
Pax Greaohie
Canonsburg
Ondage
Phenixville
Dell Kos
D. E
Richard Craiguead
Meadville
A Theological Seminary
Allegheny
Sue See
Meee Seereeen
Sra
Nary
Maucaurev
Mississippi
Kip
de San
Kenia
League of
Allegheny County
Butler Street
M. E
DeWitt M. Bertham
Point Breeze
M. C. Perens
D. H. Martin
Jennie Smith
Exch Ning House
Twin Cities
Congregational Church
Absense
Soescescens
M. E. Char Dawson
Smithton
Livermore
Marlboro
Ohio
Bristol
Warren
Dell Rey
Pleasant Hill
New Bethlehem
Smithville
Talmage
Gladstone
A. T. Pierson
Philadelphia
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakotas
Pierson
J. Plomer
Haselwood
Shrom
Dr. Sutherland
J. F. Patterson
Dr. Purves
G. W. Chalfant
Westinghouse Company
Dent
William E. Baldwin
Lawrence
Mass
Joseph O' Brien
Alra Brailford
Baldwin
Odanab
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Delon
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Aides
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Fiscal Affairs OF
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Lgral
United States
Weenaes
A. Rowand, Jr
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Prothonotary Supreme Court
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Dixmont
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Pecans
Sau Doubves
Bess
Naosebaves
Euna
Endnescacartne
Howe
Patna
Penna
Mor
Western Penna
Sears
Court House
Alex Re. ScCandress
Liquor License Fund
Esceenes
Tesus i Rand
Sinking Fund
Rg Transfer Fond
Ali Ony County
Albeny County Home
Pino
Alex JE. McCandless
Wm. Hill
Nee
Ssaer Ol
Alex al. McCandless
Venter Avenue
Wykesvenne
Pitwburg
Canter Avenue
Cemter Avenue
John Street
Mahon Street
Tng Ive
P.O
Jina
Renfrew Street
Achilles Sreet
Clerk of Connells
We Connells
Beney
Josiah Speer
Renfew Street
Achilles Street
Deaty Sweet
Alex. King's
Deary Street
Alex. King
Rowan
Assembly
Commonwealth of P
Clark Alley
Roberts Street
Wuetts 2
Frankstown Avenue
Fifth Avenue
City
Avenue
Clawson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ivy Street
Howe Street
Ae Higeldw
Kin Isa Works
Pittssung
Jadl
Atond Court
Baggie A
Chiownson
Tc Comnat Wi
Jonkinees
Mlizabeth Wilkins Clancy
Ie ‘Lizabets A
Eaney
Tiurgeth
George Erage
Catharine Hackofen
Minna Schletter
Palanatere Eee
Wiliam White, Jr
John Fairfield
John Hazlet
John Caldwell
Mary Helen Frasch
Charles M
H. H. Niemann
Lavina Olahausen
H. Niemann
Ud. B. x
Catherine Backofen
Mathew Blocher
Adam Senk
Margaret L. Dallmerer
Alexander McCracken
Walter Gibbs
Saa
Eras ‘Contascott
Johan Cunningham
Stephen Ae
Sarah Wal
Logan
Wi Hobert Stewart
Hiterack
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Fe Miersch
Penneth Beinecke
Willian Beinecke
Harry Ze Wubert
Aiministrators Mae
Izabeth Wilbert
Tnterset
Isai
Geo Koch
Anns
Mary Bechman
O. J. Cr
Kate Connelly
John A M. Culp
William T Canaiben
Hunter Michey
Thomas
Samuel McKown
Nancy P. Lisagmi
Kirkpatrick
Walter LU Xernte
Rebecca Mitchell
Vane Ruardian
Thomas E. Mitchell
Deena
F. J. Fleck
Samee
Wiliam Hoodin
Christina Bosche
Dovmead
William Mayer
Louten Schnier
Gustav A. Schuler
Johanns M
Arere & Enn
Mary J
Eccles
Barak
George ‘Sr Eippeat Jona
John Martland
James T.igure
B. Davis
Catherine
Erin
Pees Davis
Dscmnoad
Fran
Ariswoll
Warner
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