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Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1891

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Exhausted Priest Draws Crowds for Miraculous Healing

Father Mollinger toiled through a long day as hundreds pressed for blessings and mercy. The crowd filled the church, yard, and street, with some women kneeling on boards to endure the throng while others clamor for admission. He denounced bribe rumors and reminded followers that blessings are free, yet doors remained jammed as he moved between masses and the crowd.

Father Mollinger Takjee Mollinger Ant Father Mellinger St. Anthony’s

Crowds At Father Mollinger Church On St Anthony Feast

Thousands gathered near Mount Troy and Father Mollinger's church as pilgrims from across the country sought cures and blessings. The scene grew chaotic with barricaded doors police and guards aiding the crowd while critics questioned attendant conduct and bribery claims.

Treasury scandal widens as ex treasurer linked to school funds theft

Philadelphia reports reveal ex City Treasurer John Bardsley stole about 445 428 25 from state school funds and used funds to cover bad Keystone Bank checks. Governor Pattison’s appointee W Redwood Wright wins the Supreme Court seat, while another arrest in the case follows. officials react with varied certainty.

Philadelphia Stuart John Bardsley Taylor Faunce Tawrenes Boek Thomas W. Barlow Bardsley Boyer Keystone Bank Hensel Commonwealth Henselee Dobsons Pattison W. Redwood Wright Sayeweens Warwick Bulsbenger Harrity William Mitch Conmon Council Rufus E. Shapley Hitate McCamant Osbourn Gobin Supreme Court Paxson Cellers Oellers Richard G. Quellers Wright John Bardaley Dellers Furman Sheppard Smithers Hicks HL Yard Lucas Keystone Trenton N. J Keystone, Bank Creat Westie W. E. Warner Nettleton Treasury Department Spring Garden Conten Washington

Anti Harrison meeting aims Blaine support in five states

News from Indianapolis outlines a secret circular drive to organize Blaine supporters across Ohio Indiana Michigan Kentucky and Illinois. Ex congressman Conger and other leaders spoke at a gathering in a law office affirming Blaine’s nomination prospects and vowing to form state committees. A fuller conference was planned.

Conger Burrows Indianapolis Ohio Kentucky Ilinois Indiana Michigan Blaine Harrison A. C. Harris National Republican Committee McNulta Illinois W. C. Bradley C. W. Fairbanks Otto Gresham City Evansville Journal Delphi Journal Marion Chronicle Terre Haute Express Ft. Wayne Gazette Logansport Journal South Bend Tribune Rensselaer John ©. New National Committee

Sharks Claim Cook Aboard Silver Queen Near Virginia Port

Information from Noeroik Virginia dated June 12 reports John Howard colored cook aboard the schooner Silver Queen drowned after becoming entangled in an improvised net while fishermen tried to capture a shark. A school of sharks had been seen near the bay mouth and near Hampton Roads by an incoming steamer.

Noeroik John Howard Hampton Roads

Leviathan of the Deep Attacks Pilot Boat and Dies

The pilot boat Actaea 350 miles east of New York is rammed by a large whale. The impact throws crew from their bunks and damages the boat. The whale is fatally struck, blood stains the sea, and the carcass is later sighted by a steamship with one pilot aboard.

Dispatch New York Aectaea Actaea

Sea lions die after car delay sparks protest

A carload of three sea lions from the Pacific coast arrived in New York on Thursday but were blocked by a missing bill of lading. Captain Mullet threatened to hold the railroad responsible. The car was opened and the hose turned on the animals, three died. the rest were moved to a Central Park location pending rain. A buried millions story is promised in tomorrow’s Dispatch.

Dispatch Father Mollinger Peeres Adolph Hepp Hepp Fran New York Pacific Coast Mullet Buffalo Oe Worth of Conklin Pacific

Monarchs and Scandal Roil Britain Over Prince of Wales

Amid baccarat scandal rumors the Prince of Wales faces stiff political and social pressure. Radicals clash with supporters as inquiries, court circles, and foreign letters stir national debate on the crown and military honor. Sir William Gordon-Cumming travels to Forres as towns prepare a public welcome.

Gordon Cumming Miss Garner House of Commons Prince of Wales Gladstone Cumming Illiams Levet Ascot William William Gordon-Cumming Grantham Woolaston Hall Forres Altyte

Stewart's Millions A Boston Syndicate Forms Against Stewart Estate

A Boston based syndicate is alleged to seek a share of the late A T Stewart fortune with General Butler seen as a leading spirit. The case involves William P Smith and others as defendants in a protracted fight over the estate, with court proceedings and affidavits discussed.

General Butler A. T. Stewart New York Ahowntewart William Pmith Smith Stewart Butler William P. Smith Russell Philip Carpenter Boston L. E. Chittenden Horace H. Chittenden William H. Secor Tome Butler

Controversy Over Independent Church Ownership Settles

In Pittsburgh East End, two meetings address the Reformed Presbyterian church split. The church corporation, independent of the congregation, retains power to appoint the pastor and govern admissions. Despite dissent, a motion to resume Rev. C B Milligan’s pastoral role and salary at the old level passes, and trustees vow to protect corporate interests.

Reformed Presbyterian Congregation C. B. Milligan East End Highland Avenue Howard Street W. C. Ee Rayer I Milligas Ie Ieee James M. Denholm Mr. Denholm Milligan Thomas Johnston Mr. Milligan Denholm Johnston Co Ion Utera Barnett Gray Messrs J. H. Douthett

Debate on grain duties in Prussian Diet

In the Lower House at Berlin the grain duties debate resumed. Chancellor von Caprivi rejected submitting foreign grain reports citing no danger in Russian supplies and defended government care for working people. Herr Hickert's motion to require submission was rejected amid heated voting.

Herr Hickert Eee Uuies

The 30s Strike Settled by London Yard Owners

Delegates for omnibus workers met today and accepted a 12 hour day with a small wage increase, resuming omnibus traffic tomorrow. Also notes discuss Brussels anti-slavery convention ratification and a protest in Maputo against higher banknote issuance.

Lorpey

Coal Field Found on Great Northern Railroad

A coal field 48 feet thick has been discovered on the Great Northern Railroad near Adelaide South Australia dated June 12. The find promises significant energy resources for the region and could impact local industry and transport.

Adelaide South Australia Great Northern Railroad

Maybrick Murder Case Faces Insurance Suit Trial

James Maybrick's life in English prison is linked to a $10,000 policy from Mutual Reserve Fund Society held in New York. The society claims the remaining $8,000 should not be paid after Mrs. Florence Maybrick’s conviction, with Sir Charles Russell as trustee and Sir Edward Clarke representing the insurer in a London trial set this month.

Mra Charles Russell Insurance Society London Charles Ruswell Cna Edward Clarke Maybrick Mack Sieg Tek Wes Eee Home Secretary

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