Ministers Should Read Daily Papers as Well as Light Literature
A church notes column discusses Rev Lyman Beecher and the Calvinist view on infant damnation, referencing Tuckerman's North American Review article. It lists contemporary church events, resignations, promotions, and sermon topics across Pittsburgh and Newark churches, with notes on revivals, memberships, and ministerial associations.
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Tuckerman
The
North American Review
Boston
Lyman Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Beecher
Baston
New England
Lyman Bosotoe
Christian Examiner
Heecher
Murder or delirium tremens case in Millsburg man
John Bagnall of Millsburg Pa taken to Central station by Mr. Graham after admitting prolonged drinking and a delusion of shooting a Millsburg resident. He faces a sanity exam today while police investigate the alleged crime and possible conspiracy to lynch him.
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John Bagnall
Millsburg
Central Station
Graham
Second Avenue
Corsets Sold At Rosenbaum Co With 100 Styles
Advertises dozens of corset styles including Her Majesty Warwamer Ball C P P D Thomson Foy and Common Sense priced from 35¢ each at Rosenbaum and Co. with best makes available.
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Warwamer
Ball's
C. P
P. D
Thomson's
Foy's
Common Sense
Rosenbaum & Co
Two Notables From Washington Visit Next Week
President Harrison arrives to open the Carnegie library and Rev. W. H. Milburn the blind congress chaplain speaks at Second Presbyterian and Penn and Seventh streets. Milburn’s lectures titled Aston Burr the Most Romantic Character in American Political History What Blind Man Saw in Paris What Blind Man Saw in Washington Forty Years Ago What He Sees. Tickets available at Paulson Bros. and other local stores.
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Congress
Carnegie Eee
Second Presbyterian
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Seventh Street
Aston Burr
Paria
Washington
London Daily News
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Pittsburg Exposition Prospectus Issued for 1690
The prospectus of the Pittsburg Exposition for 1690 has been laid on our table from the press of Percy F. Smith. Intended exhibitors will be supplied with copies at once. It is also stated that the catalog and all books from this establishment are rosea.
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1690
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Bright 16 year old can earn 40 to 50 a year at Curry University
Advertisement urges boys of sixteen to study shorthand writing and bookkeeping at Curry University promising quick earnings and good job placements. It notes that positions paying up to 50 a month are available and that three spots remain as of February 12.
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Curry University
Surplus and deposit offer at 401 Smithfield Street area
Local notice hints at deposits from $1 and upward with 4 percent interest potential and discusses soap advertising and reductions. Mentions Pittsburg developments about Hitler and literary works including Beatrice and Come Forth in tomorrow's edition.
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Beatrice
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Cruel Rule and Water Jars Stir Talmage in Holy Land Travel
In Constantinople a correspondent recounts Dr. Talmage doubting relic keepers after viewing Samaria with sixty ancient columns and a New Testament emphasis. He notes women in Mohen cemeteries weeping at graves, water jars at Cana, Nazareth visits, and grim conditions in old inns as the party travels toward Mount Hermon.
Transfiguring Clouds and Journeys in Palestine
A travel snippet describes moving from Palestine toward Dan and Caesarea Philippi, noting Jordan’s source, selecting a stone for a new Brooklyn Tabernacle, and an uneventful journey with favorable weather and conditions. The writer Louis Bo Psen reflects on safety, planning, and biblical references during the trek.
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Dan
Jordan
Brooklyn
Eod
Drawin Coasarea Philippi
Louis Bo Psen
Rubber Combine Rumors Stir New Jersey Trade Rings
Reported English syndicate centers in New Jersey aiming to halt rubber traffic including overshoes boots and cloaks. Industry says plans involve Star Rubber Hamilton Rubber Treton Home Jersey City firms and could reach over 1 million with outsiders if expanded, but Pittsburgh dealers see little local impact.
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Sixth Street
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Trenton Rubber Company
Home Rubber Company
Trenton
Whitehead Brothers
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Haland
New Jersey
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Hat as portable office for ex judge Donahue
A long, worn hat worn by ex judge Donahue serves as his portable office packed with memoranda and legal papers. On and off the bench he carries it everywhere, and clerks speculate about the hat’s age while noting its odd storage use and respected appearance.
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Harrison
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A Dream Strangely Fulfilled
A 1862 Shenandoah Valley betrothal tale unfolds as a woman waits for her Confederate lieutenant lover. She dreams him returning pale and wounded, then learns from his dying message to tell his mother and hurry to the field. The vision ends with the battlefield scene and blood stained uniform.
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New York Evening World
Shenandoah Valley
Pennsylvania Road Extension Aims Up the Yough Valley
The project would extend the Pennsylvania Road up the Yough Valley to Christy Park and Bissell. The route may challenge the B and O and Lake Erie in controlling trade along the Yough River.
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Christy Park
Bissell
Lake Erie
Yough River
The Tavern stays. Didearen.
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False arrest claim courts cited in library hall case
Hilty of the Nineteenth ward sues Lawrence Barkhoff a liquor dealer for 10000 damages alleging unlawful arrest on Sunday February 9. He was detained at the Nineteenth ward station before release when no information existed. The suit argues malicious intent and lack of cause.
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W. E. BE. Hilty
Anit
Lawrence Barckhoff
Hilty
Nineteenth Ward
Barekhoff
Execution Issued Over Library Hall Mortgage
A new writ was issued yesterday in the case of Felix Brunot holder of the mortgage bonds. The sale of Library Hall is set for the first Monday in March unless intervening action occurs. The prior writ remains between the mortgagee and the library owners.
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Felix Brunot
Lsidere
Judge Grants Three Week Extension in Penn Bank Case
Judge Ewing gave Judge Hice of Beaver three more weeks to file his report as master in the Penn Bank case, upon the request of attorney D. T. Watson after the initial deadline expired today.
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Beaver
Penn Bank
D. T. Watson
Hice
Ewing
Petition Seeks Election Overseers in First Ward Districts
W. J. Brennen filed on behalf of George J. Free Daniel Leydon and others a petition asking the appointment of election overseers in the First ward First district and Second district and Third district.
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W. J. Brennen, Esq
George J. Free
Daniel Leydon
Railroad classifications seek chimneys and bottle rate cuts
The Classification Committee of the Trunk Line and Central Traffic Associations works on a new classification to affect Pittsburg shipments. Proposals include lowering chimney rates for small lots and granting a lower bottle rate at 20 000 pounds in cars under 30 feet, with a general overshipment shift to ae class. Demobilization of Southwestern wire and nails rates continues with further cuts to Texas common points. A St Louis meeting on the 15th aims to patch up rates as Northwest reductions spread.
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Pittsburg
Iocal
Southern Pacific
Texas
St. Louisan
Northwest
Mathews
Typhoid Outbreak Reported at Mercy Hospital
Mercy Hospital reported three cases of typhoid fever yesterday linking the illnesses to a hospital ward. The health department began contacts tracing and advised sanitation checks and patient monitoring.
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Mercy Hospital
Food for Epicures Turtles Not in Demand in Pittsburg
A reporter notes few eat turtles in Pittsburg as price deters patrons. Eggsliders turtles fetch 10 to 20 cents per pound, canvasback ducks are rare, mushrooms plentiful from greenhouses, and California fruits arrive overripened and costly. Local markets expect new vegetables next week as old stock depletes.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgera
Desser
Pittah
Commission
California
Banshees and Leprechauns in Irish Fairy Lore
A compact view of siths in Irish folklore with the banshee as a white robed harbinger of death and the Leprechaun as a gaudy trickster. The piece notes a family legend of a banshee signaling a relative's death and speaks of numerous other fairies awaiting Ireland’s enduring mythic tradition.
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Dan
Gor
Chisitain
Ireland
Irish priest in Rome quotes gospel exchange
The text describes an Irish priest in Rome who asks to be struck again after a punch and then vows to return the blow himself. The fragment includes stray garbled phrases about advertising soap and athletics that do not form a coherent additional fact.
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Rome
Doctor Byers Delivers Immediate Cure in Three-Year Stomach Case
Dr Byers reports a distressing stomach ailment lasting three years relieved instantly and completely in one month. Claims no faith cure miracle, attributing result to medical skill and science.
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Second Ave
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Byers
Meili Cine
Logan & Byers
Penn Ave. Fel-Asa
Actor Recalls Illness That Shaped His Career
A veteran performer recounts a life changing medical crisis that tested his resilience and redirected his artistic path. He describes the moment of diagnosis, early fears, and the renewed focus that followed, noting how the experience deepened his craft and perspective.
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