Salaried Sunday School Superintendents Debate
A Presbyterian ministerial meeting in Allegheny discussed salaried Sunday school superintendents. The paper argued Sunday schools grow church membership and that trained business leaders may deserve compensation. Several named pastors and churches across New Britain, Oakland, Toledo, and beyond were cited in support and critique.
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W. E. Donaldson
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Allegheny
John Wiard
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Pratein Sunday School
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Egyptologist Amelia Edwards to Speak in Pittsburg Tonight
Renowned Egyptologist and author Amelia Edwards LL D will lecture in Pittsburg under the Press Club auspices. The city limits her to one talk on March 4 at Old City Hall with a focus on The Explorer in it, reflecting Egyptian, Greco Egyptian and Biblical themes.
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Ice Eiffel tower rival rises on Neva banks
An ice tower in St. Petersburg mirrors Paris Eiffel design. The translucent 150 foot structure uses 10,000 ice blocks and features a first platform restaurant. It glows at night when lit by electricity and is associated with the Iron Citying Company.
Dr Talmage Traverses Holy Lands From Damascus To Ephesus
In a letter dated January 25 Dr Talmage recounts travel with a Bedouin village stay near The Village of the Sun, a dawn ascent of Mount Hermon, and a Damascus stay. He notes mosques minarets, camel meat markets, and the Street called Straight, then Beyrout and a Christmas Day voyage home via Smyrna Mytilene Samos Rhodes Patmos and an Express to Ephesus with visits to Diana temple ruins and the ancient theater.
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Wealth From Humble Beginnings Tale Stirs Din at Downtown Eatery
A group of well dressed businessmen recall a youth’s hardship after clothes shrank and poverty. A chance church encounter led to mentorship and a stable job, transforming the young man into a prosperous worker within a short period.
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World Strange Nens and the Starry Dome
Fragmentary verse notes a restless speaker haunted by a dim host and uncertain status between guest and captive. The lines evoke a starry ceiling, a sense of unease, and a claim about a patent pill from Beecuam's Pills curing headaches and a hospital setting.
Suing the Strikers at Shoenberger Mill
The Shoenberger strike case moves to equity court. Shoenberger & Co. seeks an injunction against striking employees listed by name for blocking mill operation since February 18 on Fifteenth Street.
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George Crane
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Orphans Court Restores Children to Mrs Barbra Diroll
Judge Over ordered the return of Mrs Barbra Dirolls three children yesterday after Humane Agent OBrien had removed them last June claiming neglect. Diroll testified she kept a lawful home in Washington Pennsylvania and had earned money in Germany. Court granted permission for her to take the children abroad.
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Judge Grants Departure After Capias In Kelly Suit
James L. Orr appeared before Judge Ewing on a capias issued in the damages suit of Miss Mary Kelly and her father for an assault. Orr, showing $4,000 in Cambris county posest, had the capias quashed and was allowed to depart. Divorces granted in Hauck and Hervey cases for desertion. Sirlin case denied due to lack of wilful desertion. John Gulentz sentenced for selling liquor to minors. fined 500 and five months in the workhouse.
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Dividing Poetry and Music in Ancient Ireland
A fragment from Paaltair of Cashel recounts how two Irish kings split the arts of poetry and music between north and south. It tells of Heber, king of the south, and Heromon, king of the north, with a court harper and a poet chosen by lot to please both regions.
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Big Ball Rooms in London
Ward McAllister notes London venues can host 800 to 1000 guests with 2500 to 4000 invitations. Dozens of balls run the same night in West End, with guests circulating among houses rather than staying long at a single event.
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Aged man excused from jury duty inspired by plea
Judge Woodward faced a Freeland attorney seeking exemption for an aged townsman from jury duty. The attorney stated the man cannot stand sitting, and the judge admitted the point, granting the exemption.
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P T Barnum’s witty heaven remark to temperance minister
A Hartford Courant snippet recounts a pompous minister meeting P T Barnum on the temperance platform and asking if they would meet in heaven. Barnum replies with confident humor that if he is there they will indeed meet.
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Tardy Wit and the Delay of Clever Repartee
A fragmented reflection on delayed wit and sharp repartee arriving only after the moment has passed. The piece likens ideas to stagecoaches that are never on time, noting the tension between quick humor and delayed brilliance.
Those Mummified Oats The Experiment Of Substitute For Game
An analysis in the London Saturday Review notes thrift in ancient waste materials. It describes mummified animals from Egypt used for fertilizer, mentions recent shipments of mummified cats to Liverpool, and contemplates a future market for preserved remains as guano.
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The Defense of Judas
A reader discusses Thad Story's poem on Judas Iscariot and the 30 pieces of silver. He cites a numismatic source stating Jerusalem's coin valued about 13 cents, equating to 390 dollars in modern terms, and questions motives behind the betrayal.
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Man installs dog water troughs with sign For dog doga
Philadelphia Record notes James A. Bradley of Asbury Park funds drinking fountains for men and horses with foot-high troughs. A signed plaque reads For dog doga, ensuring no dog goes thirsty.
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