Unitarian Sermons in Pittsburg by Exiled Episcopal Minister
The Pittsburg Unitarian congregation heard two sermons by Rev. Howard MacQueary of Canton O who has been expelled from the Episcopal church for heresy He questioned biblical inspiration while deeming the Bible a great work of ancient literature He urged trust in Christ as a guiding friend and warned against excessive adherence to creeds In the evening his message on the story of Balaam critiqued ambition and public pressure in religion and politics
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Argument Against Soldiers at Ft Sill Educates Indians
Rev W W Carothers of Ft Sill ILT told at Central R P Church Allegheny that the regular army presence here corrupts Indians and hampers civilization. He noted 200 to 400 soldiers with no total abstainers, failure to civilize, and that secular education fails once Indians return to tepees and war paint. He cited Comanches educated at Carlisle returning to savagery and quoted the language barrier hindering outreach to older natives.
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No Condemnation Theme in Milligan Sermon and Bethany Talk
Rev. J S T Milligan of Kansas preached on Romans 8 1 There is now therefore no condemnation in Christ Jesus His talk outlined five unions including legal vital formal and practical and experimental along with the Covenant of redemption The Covenant of the Blood was the topic used by Miss Elizabeth Scovel of Nashville at Bethany yesterday afternoon.
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Kansas
First Reformed Presbyterian Church
Christ
Elizabeth Scovel
Nashville
Biblical Lesson Sparks Debate on Temptation
Miss Scovel used Genesis chapter nine to argue that God forbids temptation and that humans act only through their own passions, challenging the idea that external influences shape behavior. Her interpretation centered on verse 16 and the phrase which can not be tempted.
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True Lady Ideals Oppose English Aristocracy Sermon
Rev. E K Donehoo denounces Britain’s lordly titles, contrasting aristocratic scandals with the moral standard for true ladies. He urges the American ideal of a cultivated mind, kind manners, and a devout spirit over birthright privilege and social rank.
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Last French Mission Services Conclude Season
The last season end for the Pittsburg and Allegheny French mission was marked by a large attendance at the First Presbyterian Church chapel on Wood Street. Rev J Launitz led a French program with Carl Retter presiding, while the Western University Glee Club and Maurice Sapiestein performed. Prof Parker plans bi monthly services next year due to renewed interest, as Rev Launitz prepares a London Frankfurt visit and Parker a Paris trip, with returns in late summer.
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Preacher Explores God’s Light Amidst Blindness Theme
Rev. D. H. Coulter preached at Allegheny P Church in Sandusky Street. He argued that God’s light comes through the gospel and unbelievers are blinded by Satan, who he called the god of this world. He cited Scripture to support wisdom beginning with the fear of the Lord and described spiritual sight as an outpouring of divine grace.
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Allegheny’ P. Church
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Scripture or Reason as Authority in Religion Discourse
Rev. George T. Purves at First Presbyterian Church spoke on Scripture or Reason as an Authority in Religion. He cited a Corinthians passage to argue that the Bible is the source of enlightenment for human reason, warning that reason alone cannot define truth.
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Growth of the City Postal Service Shows Big Gains
Postmaster McKean releases a comparative Pittsburg post office report for years ending March 31, 1890 and 1891. Net receipts rise to 565,456.16 dollars with substantial increases across city delivery, box and general delivery, distribution, and money order divisions as carriers, stations, and receipts grow markedly.
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Cluss selects Allegheny site for new postoffice
Traveling Inspector Adolph Cluss concluded a week of site inspections in Allegheny and has settled on a location for the new postoffice building. He will report to Secretary Foster, and the exact site will be announced soon. Postmaster Gilleland praised the balance of options and optimistic fundraising plans aim to boost the cost to 350000 or 500000 dollars.
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Textile embroideries offered at 100 a yard
Boccs and Bug advertises B and B White embroideries described as desirable points for purchase at a price of 100 per yard.
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Two Great Minds Endorse Sedon Pastilles for Throat Ills
Sir Morell Mackenzie and Prof Koch, top European authorities, recommend Sedon Pastilles for throat, long and catarrhal diseases and malaria defense. Imitations exist. genuine boxes bear their testimonial and signature. Price Bic. mylt-
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New Sixth Chapter Formed at St James Church
About 20 men from the congregation joined the Brotherhood at St James Episcopal Church Penn Ave and Sixteenth after an address by Robert C. Cornelius of Hazelwood and others. Rev William Thompson welcomed the group and urged simple meeting rules and active church service. A 35 voice choir led by Fred Gamble sang four hymns as the new members were received.
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Sixteenth Street
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Howard Faulkner
St. G George
Mission
West End
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Fourteenth Regiment Parade Return from Norristown
The Fourteenth Regiment arrived back from Norristown last evening. marchers stirred Liberty street toward their armory as Colonel Parchment praised the well attended unveiling event. The soldiers enjoyed the trip.
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Liberty Street
Colon
Saloonkeepers Favor Iron City Beer Demand Rises
Saloonkeepers know which beer sells best and favor Iron City Brewery's product leading to a vast increase in its use. A timeworn adage, a word to the wise is sufficient, underscores the shift in popular choice.
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