Jonah Life Reflections and Chautauqua Sermons in July
In Cuarravera Lake on July 13 a bustling Sunday program at the Assembly grounds drew a mighty crowd. Dr Harper expounded on the Story of Jonah, debating its literal, allegorical, and symbolic facets and noting the New Testament tie to Christ’s resurrection. Rev Dr McRobbie preached on knowing the love of Christ, contrasting human and divine love and praising the crucifixion sacrifice. A large audience departed to a lively amphitheater chorus, with multiple Sunday school sessions, prayers, and sermons across the day and evening, aided by leaders like Lewis Miller and Dr Duncan. A lake excursion and camp life accompanied the day, with jewelry theft reported at a nearby camp.
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Cuarravera Lake
Harper
Jonah
Nineveh
Christ
Israel
Chautauqua
Grove
William McRobbie
Paul
God
Heaven
Lagarus
Lewis Miller
Usl
W. A. Duncan
Duncan
Potter
Cleveland
C. L
Mr. Donen
A. L. Kean
Allegheny City
Robert Christy
Pittsburg
Grand
Janestown
American Canoe Association
Gacenod
Rat Stranded on Awning Delights Pittsburg Drummers
A crowd of drummers outside the Seventh Avenue Hotel in Pittsburg traps and taunts a rat stranded on an awning. They shake the support, rain down objects, and watch as the animal dodges a volley until the crowd tires and the rat remains perched and uninjured.
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Wishart
Pittsburg
Seventh Avenue
Butler and Politicians Discuss Catholic Religion Aboard Train
General Benjamin F. Butler rode from St. Louis to Washington with three St. Louis politicians in a smoking compartment. A reporter pressed for an interview as Butler joined a heated Catholic religion discussion. He wore a flannel shirt, no coat or vest, and kept his rule of never talking to journalists at random.
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Benjamin F. Butler
Washington
St. Louis
St. Louisa
Tim Golden Involved In Panhandle Train Incident At Birmingham
Tim Golden attempted to take control of a Panhandle train at Birmingham station on Saturday evening, signaling the engineer to proceed while passengers were disembarking and narrowly avoiding injury. He was later taken into custody by the authorities after the incident.
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Tim Golden
Birmingham
Eee Suhsbay Gata Kener Eo Aes
Memorial Service For Mamie Grimm Held By Moorhead W C T A
The Moorhead W C T A held a memorial service in Moorhead Hall after their regular meeting last night for Mamie Grimm the organization’s youngest member who died recently. A larger number signed the pledge than at any meeting in some time and the service was very solemn.
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Moorhead
Arrests Made After Assault on Officer On Forbes Street
John Downey and Frank Stanford were arrested early yesterday by Officers Daylie and Cratz and jailed in the Fourteenth ward station on a charge of assaulting Officer John Haas Saturday night on Forbes street. They received a hearing before Magistrate Te Pete and were held under $500 for court.
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John Downey
Frank Stanford
Daylie and
Cratz
Fourteenth Ward
John Haas
Forbes Street
Te, Pete
Everett Piano Club members win big price cuts
The Select 350 of Allegheny County celebrate membership in the Everett Piano Club and are offered upright grand pianos at 350 dollars, with pianos selling for 25 dollars and cases worth 500 dollars reduced to 400. Club members may secure these prices via cash or short-term plans, as demand remains high and limited quantities are available for a few days.
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Everett Piano Club
Dame Fortune
L. C. Fisher
California Avenue
Allegheny
Alex Ross
Federal Street
New Elections Law Debate in Compressed Opinion
A July 13 dispatch from Wasarscron presents defense of a new House and Senate elections bill. It argues the measure is practical, reduces vote suppression, and challenges Southern resistance while noting fear the law may not fully curb fraud or intimidation. The writer criticizes opponents and urges passage as a step toward full citizenship for African Americans.
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Wasarscron
House of Representatives
Senate
South
Congress
Silver as money and certificates replace intrinsic value debate
A historical bloc argues silver bullion will be stored by the government with certificates issued to mirror market value, expanding circulation. Proponents say this shifts wealth from the rich to the poor, avoids hoarding, and links value to labor, while critics call it a socialistic experiment and warn of evolving into fiat-like certificates.
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Senate
House
Wall Street
Stanford
Vast Textile Goods in Varied Linens and Silks for Dress
A broad catalog lists sideboard and dresser Searls in multiple linens, damask items, and unstitched runners. It details Bolton Sheeting, scrim Congress Cloth, Pongee, India Silks, embroidery threads, knitting wools, and vilified fabrics with prices, widths, and colors. Special mention includes French embroidery lines, silk laces, and assorted damask for cut-out work, plus surplus stock on outing flannels and dress goods.
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Congress
D. M
Saxony
Germantown
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Monster
Moelig
FAITH
Apostle
Jesus Christ
McRobbie
Scotland
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Allegheny County
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Able & Suvsren
Franklin Haut
New York
Mwfsu
Satepeer—Natrons
Eck
KnasLe - Srosres
Fifth Ave
Hendricks & Co
Federal St
Great Bargain
Enaste & Shuster
Bere’s
Stes
Jos
Hox & Co
Penn Avenue
Enable & Shuster
India
Sik
Jos. Horne & Co
Enable & Gachee
Horne & Co
Victoris
Enable & Snuster
Fish Ave
SP. M. Jos. Horne & Co
Exasie & Shustss
St. Paul
Democratic Party
Denne Et
Miles
Nervine
Gley
Hotel White
Mok Pa
Ike
Bao
N. J. Bigley
Coultersville
Memphia
Cincinnati
D. C
Colligan
Michael King
Brownsville Avenue
St. John's Catholic Church
Fourteenth Street
Southside
Ldonaldson
Bellerue
Martha
John M. Donaldson
Dean
Beaver
William Dean
Third Presbyterian Church
Donaldson
Reynoldsville
Jnl
Ropent
M B. Donaldson
Nomad Place
Eichler
Sunder
Groner Eicher, Sr
Main Street
St Mary’s Church
Friel
Jnl A
Badeen
Robert Angle
Arch and
Kirkpatrick Streets
Canada
Homewood
E. E
Twentyfirst Ward
Jones
Lucretia Jones
Sanstel
Carey Alley
Charles Kealley
Lenekner
Catherine Lenenes
Brushton Avenue
East End
Tuxsday
McKenna
Atlantic City
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Elien
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Mansfield
Canadian City
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See
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West
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Ursula Rankin
Fanora
Southern Avenue
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Allerpheny County
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Cedar Street
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Locust
Cooper Street
Gettysburg
Thompson
Capitol
Hood
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Lim
LH Penn Avenue
A. M
J. B. Murdoch
Smithfield ST
John RK
A. Murdoch
Aswers
An Co
North Winans
KEW
Wattles & Sheafer
Jewelers
Fifth Avenue
Telephone
Latimer's
T. M. Latimer
South Diamond
Paris Roves
Sec
Acase
Freres Koechlin
Anderson
Horne & Ward
Islip
Baldwin &Graham
Liberty St
Cintamou Boyton
Great Union
Follmer, Clegg & Co.’s
Como
Brellas
Sixth St. and
Penn Ave
Anufacturers and Merchants Ins. CO
Wood St
Eee
Mg Pe
M. G. Park
George Fatoter
Pittsburg, PA
Ealh Ae
Wood Street
Airds Shoes
Bui
Itifal
Ymient
Phage
Mammoth! Bargain Shoe Stores
Boggs & Buhl
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