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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1891

Page

3

Sermons in Summer Draw Big Crowds in Pittsburgh

Rev. E. M. Milligan preached at First K P Church Oak Alley and at Allegheny venues after being deposed from the Reformed Presbyterian pulpit. He argued Bible supremacy over science and skepticism, urging public schools to honor the Bible and urging Americans to retain Protestant Christian influence in education.

EM. Milligan Reformed Presbyterian Oak Alley Wren Covenanter Church E M. Millican Christ Allegheny

Plea for Public Schools by Rev McCorkle Addresses Nation’s Future

Rev We McCorkle of the First Congregational Church Allegheny urges public schools as the nation’s moral foundation. He argues common schooling shapes citizenship and addresses foreign immigration pressures, noting Europe’s influx of 15,000,000 into America and Catholics’ desire to retain foreign identity.

S&s W. McCorkle Allegheny Lowthicht Shehoor Peale Citi Europe America

Will Hold Each Accountable

Rev. E R Donahoe at Eighth Presbyterian Church exhorts that all must answer for gifts and opportunities whether wealth intellect or charm. He cites Samson Absalom Cardinal Wolsey and Burns as examples of squandered power and warns rulers and rich alike will face divine judgment.

E. R. Donahoe Eighth Presbyterian Church House of Israel Samson Absolom Persod Aiaenon Cardinal Woolsey Robert Burns

Denouncing Gambling In Sermon Prelude To Message

Rev W F Oldham condemns gambling citing the baccarat scandal and the Bardsley embezzlement as social ones. He warns gambling is a mean act to enrich at another's expense and shares a Sabbath driving anecdote to illustrate the dishonor.

W. F. Oldham Butler Street M. E Sam

Casting Bread Upon The Waters Do Good Despite Low Pay

The First Unitarian Church on Ross and Diamond streets heard Rev. C Howard Wilson of Newton Mass urge charit y and upright living from Give and it shall be given unto you He warned against idealizing Bible teachings and said Christ spoke to all times The sermon stressed consistent virtue and cited James Gordon Bennett funding Livingstone to illustrate faith in giving.

First Unitarian Church Ross and Diamond Streets C. Howard Wilson Newton Mass Christ James Gordon Bennett Livingstone Stanley

Stewart Craig Contest Moves Forward

Colonel Andrew Stewart of Ohio Pyle remains at the Duquesne awaiting the outcome of the contest with Democratic opponent. The Public Printer requests evidence for the Elections Committee as the race for Congress proves costly. Stewart leads and continues to perform duties confidently.

Andrew Stewart Ohio Pyle Duquesne Committee On Congress Esame New Sept

Syrup of Figs Offered for Digestive and Kidney Health

Headaches and fevers are cited as ailments cured by Syrup of Figs. The text claims the remedy cleanses the system effectively, purges harshly, and awakens the kidneys to healthy activity without irritation or weakening, suggesting a permanent cure for habitual constipation.

Arnheim Live Stock brings 100 head of horses and mules to Pittsburg

Arnheim Live Stock Company, Limited at 52 Second Avenue Pittsburg announces arrival of 100 head of horses and mules of all sizes including Norman breed draught teams saddlers and family barouch horses and drivers. The firm promises better satisfaction and potential savings of 15 to 40 dollars and invites inspection.

Arnheim Live Stock Company, Limited Second Avenue Pittsburg Pete

Coal for the South Sees Last June Shipments Rise

River traffic booms as coal shipments reach nearly 30 million bushels in June aided by dry weather. Joseph Walton & Co led with about 1.5 million bushels as fleet of 82 barges and 26 boats moved coal toward lower ports. River trade officials say the March to May drought boosted river transport while rail would require vast car and engine miles. The Maggie and Nellie Walton among boats remaining in port ahead of departures.

Joseph Walton & Co Maggie Nellie Walton

Boston Capitalists Return From Western Inspection

A party of Boston capitalists, after a Western trip, toured back in a special car last evening. They own 6,000 acres of land at Peoria and back the Watertown Improvement Company of a Dakota. They aim to leverage Peoria holdings to boost Chicago markets, potentially sidelining Connellsville product. Notables include Joseph Cook, George Vandyke, Franklin Gregory, William Almy, H. Omin, Dr. R. C. Flower, C. H. Noser, H. Carrick, with J. P. Frost and Ed A. Wilkins among journalists along for the ride.

Boston Peoria Watertown Improvement Company Connellsville Chicago Joseph Cook Salem George Vandyke Franklin Gregory William Almy H. O.min R. C. Flower C. H. Noser H. Carrick J. P. Frost Boston @lote Ed. A. Wilkins Rarg O

Not a Sudden Resolve Drives Hotel Plan Forward

Chief Clerk William Crosby of Anderson plans a new effort to build a 1 million dollar hotel on the Speer Plow Works site. He recently unveiled the scheme after a year of work and prior options with Shaw & Co and Thomas Dickson. Crosby intends a joint stock company, include the Fourth Ward schoolhouse if possible, and create an entrance from Penn Avenue with eight foot grading to avoid flood damage.

Wiliam Crosby Anderson Speer Plow Dispatch Shaw & Co Thomas Dickson Crosby Fourth Ward Penn Ayenue

New Wilkinsburg Church Plans Discussed

The Wilkinsburg Presbyterian Church will meet this evening to consider building a larger church as membership grows. A likely site is the Doran property at South and Center streets opposite the Reformed Presbyterian Church, with trustees awaiting decision.

Wilkinsburg Presbyterian Church South Center Streets Reformed Presbyterian Church Doran

Saint Aloysius Birthday Celebrated at St Michael

A gala yesterday at St Michael's Catholic Church on Pius Street in Southside marked the birthday anniversary of St Aloysius the church patron. The procession featured a school band and extra church services as homes along the street were decorated in red white and blue.

St. Michael's Catholic Church Pius Street Southside St. Aloysius Conition

Etna School District to elect teachers at June meeting

The Etna School District Board of Directors will hold an election of teachers at the next meeting in the school building on Tuesday June 28 1881 at 7 30 PM. Applications to the Secretary W Ed Dunston President Etna Pa Secretary Jean divisions dividends.

Etna Ac Videe Ys . W.ed Dunston ii Ielz Jean OTT Akg Main Street Mansfield Allegheny County R. U W. H. Wilson Penn Building R. J. Hardy Vonnell O. BR. Cook

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