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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1889

Page

3

Solemn Service on Aftern Fourth of July Tragedy

Crowds filled Arch Street M E Church Allegheny for morning service as Rev W F Conner referenced the drowning of five members. Funeral rites followed for Bart Freeman and Fannie McComb with large processions and floral tributes, while two bodies remained unfound.

W. F. Conner Fannie McComb Clifton Avenue Young People’s Union Bellevue Cemetery

Senator Quay Travels Through Pittspurg On Sundays

Senator Quay slipped through Pittspurg yesterday morning on his way East and has been doing so for three weeks. Depot men note the Teaver man avoids reporters on Sunday, while police report rising arrests for drunkenness since the License Court hearings.

Senator Quay Pittspurg Teaver

Wreck at Sang Hellow Delays Train Service

An engine collided with a train of five carriages at Sang Hellow yesterday afternoon. No injuries were reported though the locomotive and cars were badly damaged. Regular services were delayed as a result of the wreck. Beschem's Pills and Prana Soap are advertised in the notice.

Sang Hellow

Philadelphia Councilmen Tour Pittsburg Wires Plan

A Philadelphia council group and their wives rode two Pullman cars to Pittsburg on Sunday to study underground wiring and visit Stand ard Underground Cable Company works. They aim to decide next fall on underground wires with Bell Telephone and Western Union said willing to proceed. The trip continues to St Louis Indianapolis Chicago Cleveland and Buffalo.

Philadelphia Pittsburg Thornton Standard Underground Cable Company Anderson Bell Telephone Company I. T. Wetzel A. E. Jones W. Thornton Howard Manno W. M. Johnson E. A. Henderson W. H. James Isaac Wilde D. Ek. Walker Andrew Zane J. F. Richmond W. M. Smith A. Grace W. M. McCooch C. H. Fletcher

Will Retailers Appeal Amid Ambiguous Legal Opinions

Reporters ask Josiah Cohen and another lawyer about chances of retailers appealing to the Supreme Court over Brooks law licenses. They hint the License Court rulings in New York and Philadelphia counties might be overturned and stress concerns about moral character requirements and broader eligibility for licenses.

Josiah Cohen Supreme Court Philadelphia Lang Street Penn Avenue Kelley Street Meadow Street Lincoln Avenue Mer Avenue Bond Sheridan Street Miland Avenue Hoeveler Street Negrey Avenue Reup Street Hampton Street Two Mile Court of Caleas E. M. BI Dept. of Public S Orvice Fuly Isms Stenographera Iso Prin Enone Josiah T

How the Buyer Was Deceived

William Wolkowsky, a Wylie avenue clothier, explains his role after buying 39 boys suits for $20 from Isador Fox who stole them from Kaufmanns. He details how he intended to detect the crooked salesman and how four suits were held back for inspection, with sale and payment activities occurring on Thursday at a hotel rather than Friday, aided by a holiday to divert scrutiny.

William Wolkowsky Wylie Avenue Isador Fox Kaufmanns M. Wolkowaky City Savings Bank Fox Fleck

Tour for Orphan School Commission Captains in City

Captain Skinner and C. C. Kaufman of the Orphan School Commission arrived from Beaver at Huntingdon and will press for closing the schools. The governor may visit and the commission will move toward Butler. Skinner favors buyout of the schools and criticizes external contractors and political influence in Johnstown.

Captain Skinner C. C. Kaufman Orphan School Commission Beaver Huntingdon Butler Skinner Johnstown

Methodists Plan Flood Relief Distribution Committee Meeting

Dr Smith travels to New York to chair a committee of bishops and doctors distributing a special Johnstown flood fund. About $2,000 collected in Pittsburg, with hopes funds avoid State Commission oversight and reach sufferers. The Philadelphia Company faces blame over a gas explosion on Thirty-ninth Street as Pease disputes his son’s involvement.

Dr. Smith Christian Advocate New York Johnstown Methodist Church Pittsburg State Commission Foss and Andrews Dra. Buckley Mains Smith Harry Edwin Pease William Teese Thirty-ninth Street Me Pease Philadelphia Company

Sunday Silence at the Jail

There were no religious services at the County Jail yesterday marking the first such absence in many months.

Marvin's Ginger Snaps Promote Cool Weather Treats

An advertisement touts Marvin's ginger snaps as a cool weather aid. It lists Marvin & Co and MWwr Hewpricses & Co at 68 Federal St Allegheny, offering cabinets and other goods at low prices with references to branded whiskies and baked items.

Marvin MTTA Marvin & Co Federal St Allegheny Mwwr Hewpricses & Co Alleghbeny

Children Exhibition at Pittsburg Gallery Opens

A Pittsburg gallery hosts a public event titled Bring the Children Today to an Elite m Gallery. The listing notes an elevator feature and a baby nets bargain at one dollar per dozen with display details shown to all.

Ean Elite m Gallery Markest Pittsburg Aufrecht Gall Market St Fittsburg

Like About 1,000 Yards a Day's Cat Here

A fragment from a rural snippet notes prices and a named caller with unclear details. The text mentions a cat and a homely phrase as part of a local market or anecdote, but specifics remain unreadable.

Joa Homve Fan Aaeian Ois Js. Horne & Co Penn Avenue

Prayer meeting supports Morrell Mission in McKee's Grove

A colored cap meeting in Wilkinsburg McKee's Grove benefited the Morrell Methodist Episcopal Mission on Market Street Allegheny. Rev H C Core preached on labor and God’s command to conquer the earth, followed by an 8 PM union service led by Rev G W Jenkins and others. A 16-voice choir sung while a sign outside pledges to feed the hungry.

McKee’s Grove Wilkinsburg Morrell Methodist Episcopal Mission Market Street Allegheny H. C. Core Wilkinsburg Methodist Episcopal Church God Hoth G. W. W. Jenkins Morrell Mission Church G. KE. Haskins Maryland A. Jackson Isaish xxiv

Court Order No Fear As Church Plans Sunday Services

Report notes that after a Supreme Court decision the group imposes an admission fee for Sunday services. About 1,500 attendees were present, with buses transporting attendees to the grounds. The church raised funds to pay its debt and plans a future meeting with Francis Murphy and other figures. No service was held due to low turnout on that Sunday.

Bart Freeman Fannie McComb Young People's Union Freeman U. P Irwin Avenue Mr. Jenkins Law and Order League Supreme Court Francis Murphy

Sermon on Baptism Urges Parental Duty

Rev J W Sproull of Central Reformed Presbyterian Church Allegheny preached on Baptism emphasizing parental responsibilities after baptism and guiding the child to please God. He urged parents to know the child’s temperament faults and interests to nurture its best future and warned of consequences for neglect.

J. W. Sproull D. D Central Reformed Presbyterian Church Allegheny

Fountain of Life Sermon at Smithfield Street Church

Rev C E Locke preached on thirst for God from the text If any man thirst let him come unto Me and drink at Smithfield Street M E Church. He argued innovations meet opposition but spiritual and physical thirst seek water and all can drink from the fountain symbolizing everlasting life for Pittsburgh with many such fountains needed.

Rss J. i Bibl Nain Jesus Christ Lazarus C. E. Locke Smithfield Street M. E Pittsburg

Missionary Sermon At Orange League Meeting

Rev M D Lichliter of Carson Street M E Church preached to Loyal Anes League members of Birmingham Wycliffe Lodge No 74. A large audience attended the service at the Cathedral celebrating the reception into the Sodality of the Immaculate Conception of 50 young ladies.

M. D. Lichliter Carson Street M. E Southside Birmingham Wycliffe Lodge No Wweyee Sacena Immaculate Conception Pp Regnens Eames PereDonald

Allegheny Saloon Brawl Leads to Arrests and Apology

At a late hour Saturday night in Allegheny, William Henderson struck the bartender at Max Schneiders saloon on Federal street. Henderson was ejected as officer Bothwell attempted arrest. James Gow blamed a friend and tackled Bothwell, later joined by Gow, who then surrendered after Captain Wilson arrived. George Zimmerman was arrested for interfering.

Captain Wilson Gow Bothwell George Zimmerman

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