Clergy Face Debate on Outdoor Sports Recreations
A New York debate among prominent ministers on whether clergymen may engage in open air sports and indoor games. They cite fishing hunting billiards and chess as acceptable with limits, stressing moderation and example while opposing excess.
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Dispatch
New York
Dr. Rainsford
St. George's Stuyverant Place
Shinnecock Bay
E. Walpole Warren
Church of the Holy Trinity
St. Lawrence
Henry van Dyke
Norway
Hudson
Greer
Church of St Bartholomew
John E. Paxton
Jay Gould
Rainsford
Sesson
New York City
York City
Henry Ward Beecher
Holy Trinity
Forty-second Street
Madison Avenue
Warren
Hants
Isyman
Old Country
Tiberal
Christ Church
Thirty-fifth Street
Fifth Avenue
Shipman
Beaver River
Adirondacks
C. GC. Tiffany
Zion Church
Thirty-eighth Street
Hey
Arthur Brooks
Episcopal Church of the Incarnation
John R. Paxton
West Presbyterian Church
Paxton
John Hail
van Dyke
Dr. Paxton
John Hall
Hall
Dr. McArthur
Calvary Baptist Church
Apostle Paul
Art Notes Highlight Akron Painting and City View
The article surveys Ma D B Waseley’s Akron scene now in Pittsburg at Mayer's, plus a Reichard gallery oil collection in Gillespie's show this week. It also discusses M A Bevyar Wall’s prolific portrait work, Pulitzer commissioning Bartholdi for a Washing ton Lafayett statue, and Hamilton after Hovenden etching.
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D. B. Waseley
Akron
Ohio
Pittsburg
Mayer's
Reichard
Gillese
Dui
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Bartholdi
Washington
Lafayett
Pulitzer
Paria
Hamilton Hamilton
Thomas Hovenden
Boyd's
Caen
Union
George Hotzel
Teachings on Hunting and Sport From Religious Leaders
A fragment reflecting views on hunting as a crime in moral terms, drawing quotes from Catholic leaders and Protestant and Hebrew authorities. It cites Dr. Robert S. McArthur, Dr. Yan Dyke, Dr. Paxton, Dr. Hall, Dr. David H. Greer, Dr. J. Shipman, Dr. Tiffany, Rabbis Cohnut and Drachman, and notes a liberal stance on sports within proper bounds.
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St. Bartholomew's
Forty-fourth Street
Madison Avenue
Uray
Jice Beecher
Beecher
Greer
Beary van Dyke
Adirondack
Canada
Highlands
Scotland
Norway
Germany
Rainsford
Elerical Gunners
Sride
van Dyke
Walpole Warren
Church of
Alexander Cohut
Ahaweth Chesed
Pabages
Bernard Drachman
Robert S. McArthur
Baptist Church
Yan Dyke
Paxton
Hall
David H. Greer
J. Shipman
Tiffany
Cohnut and
Drachman
Death by Own Hands Ends Flamboyant Millionaire’s Fall
Walter C. Sheldon, once worth forty times a typical wage, died from a morphine dose at the Dorrance Hotel after losing his $75,000 fortune in two years. A pretty blonde named Tina Briggs aided his spending during a lavish era including a $10,000 dinner party and a $17,000 private yacht cruise. He reached New Haven amid a spree of dissipation, and his decline culminated in death as he consumed poison.
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Dikpatom
Walter C. Sheldon
Dorrance
Tina Briggs
Sheldon
New Haven
Glass Works Plant to Be Sold on Southside
The Crystal Glass Works on the South side, an old plant extending from Sixteenth to Seventeenth streets to Washington street, faces public sale on Tuesday the 21st inst. It houses two furnaces and produces pressed and engraved ware. The sale follows the retirement of Washington Beck, noted moldmaker and long-time Southside businessman.
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Washington Street
Washington Beck
Southside
Beck
Shah of Persia arrives at King's Cross amid London crowds
A London crowd gathers to glimpse Nasr ed-Din Shah as he travels from Marlborough House to King’s Cross station. The Shah rides past cheering and guards in a dramatic entrance while Prince Albert Victor and the Prince and Princess of Wales appear in the procession.
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Shah of
Persia
King’s Cross
Hatfield House
Marquis of Salisbury
Prince and Princess of Wales
Marlborough House
London
Madam Tussand
Bank of England
Cheapside
Holborn
Oxford
Strand
Fleet Street
Newgate Street
Gray's Inn Road
Earth
Missus
King’s Cross Station
New York
Philadelphy
King’s Station
Bobby
Chewsday
Ston
Atlantic
Cape Clear
Salvation Army
Balote
East London Temperance Association
Lonner
Faust
Beco
Prince of Wales
Princess Maude
Princess of Wales
Prince Albert Victor
Victoria
Sam
HexEy Hall
The Pittsburg Poisoner Martha Grinder Revealed
In 1865 Allegheny City resident Martha Grinder, known as a model neighbor and devoted nurse, is exposed as a murderer using arsenic. A tense trial follows with public fascination as authorities confirm multiple deaths linked to her care. She is sentenced to death and executed, drawing massive crowd interest and post trial scrutiny.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Siam
Martha Grinder
Borgia
Mercy
Mrs. Grinder
Startling Statement Promises Huge Stock at Reduced Prices
A bold note announces a limited time sale with a large stock of merchandise offered at reduced prices for the next few days, inviting customers to take advantage of the marked savings.
Smith Lamp Glass China Co. announces price reductions
The J. P. Smith Lamp Glass & China Co. at 935 Penn Avenue lists every article with old prices and new reduced prices, offering a 15 cent discount on each dollar.
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Lamp, Glass & China Co
Penn Avenue
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