Convention of Methodist unions to evangelize cities
Opening session of a conference at Smithfield Street M E Church gathers about 40 delegates from various regions to plan evangelization of cities. Speakers from Chicago, Philadelphia, Brooklyn and Cincinnati stress organizing, Americanizing foreigners, and closing saloons to reach urban youth. The meeting vows to proceed with work starting today at 10 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Smithfield Street
M. E
Creighton
Milwaukee
A. D. Traveller
Chicago City
Pittsburg
Chicago
Stev. Merritt Hulburd
D. D
Spring Garden Street
Philadelpia
Hulbard
Allegheny Presbytery Ends Quarterly Session With Admissions Report
The Allegheny Presbytery of the U. P. Church held its regular quarterly meeting at First U. P. Church on Union Avenue. Presiding was A. W. Flick of Emsworth. The body accepted the resignation of Dr. A. M. Campbell of Sewickley and approved several reports on mission work and church extension including West Union and Springdale financials. A candidate for ministry, Rev. W. A. Miller, was examined and admitted. delegates to the General Assembly were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Presbytery
U. P
Union Avenue
Hey
A. W. Flick
Emsworth
A. M. Campbell
Sewickley
West
Montana
Idaho
Japan
India
Committee On Home Missions
West Union
W. J. McClintock
Deer Creek
Frankfort
Mars
Park Cave
Springdale
Gine A
W. A. Miller
Anders Calvert
Park
Dr. Robinson
Butler Presbytery
Witherspoon
McAlister
McM
Ian
J. SF. Milligan
Beaver Valley
W. F. Miller
A. ML
D. R. Imbrie
J. Rdei
H. E. Hamilton
J. G Morris
N Barr
John Barr
Robert McGowan
R. D. McIlvaine
St Patrick parade issues orders for right of way
General Order No 2 from Chief Marshal J J McGuire directs that cable and electric streetcars have the right of way during the St Patrick's Day parade. Delegations from Mercer Youngstown and other districts are assigned to formation points and timing, with arrival targets set for 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. McGuire
St. Patrick's Day
St. Patrick’s Day
Liberty Street
Prrissone
Mercer
Youngstown
Carlin
Marenlend
Gilroy
South Diamond
McKeesport
Homestead
Ormsby Station
William Keily
Southside Diamond
del Tions
Monongahela Flouse
Point of Formaon
J.J. McGume
Patrick Fattox
W. D. McAouirre
Magnificent Brocades and Silks Offered at Fashion House
A catalog page describes brocaded silks and trimmings with prices per yard. Silks include black satin duchess grounds with salmon stripes, rose duchesse grounds, changeable moire antiques, and pearl grounds with floral motifs. Illuminated silks feature gold green and blue combos. Indias and satins offer 50c to 2 per yard. Trimmings in pearl and opal shades complete the line.
Wall's Station Names and People Mentioned in Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists names associated with Wall's station including Dickson, F Sulla Cam Campana, M. Ellis, Dubois H, Mary M. Watchorn, and the note Wall's station appears as a locator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson
Campana
M. Ellis
Re — Dubois H. Mary M. Watchorn
Obituary notices from March 1892 regional listings
Numerous death notices and funeral details for individuals including Mirxne Estecua Adams Caldwell and others. Entries specify dates March 14 to March 17, 1892, ages ranging from months to 88 years, with residences in Allegheny City Homestead and nearby areas. Interments listed as private. specific services scheduled at homes and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albright
R. m
Thuxsday
Hows Street
Aiken
Caldwell
Martha E. Lucas
Rebecca Street
Allegheny City
Wrowespar
Pr. U
Carrigan
Jonna P. Canziaux
Carter
Apa
S. M
James
Mary M. Carter
Wroxes Bay
Crawford
M. Crawrorp
John Crawford
Valencia
Fuehr
Eeer Most
Penn Avenue
E. E
Oat
Gunton
Arieed Sanarak
Wenxrspar
Luzerne County
Magdalenx
A. B
Ana Sea
Washington Street
Braddock
Herald
Brpert Erald
John Herald
Isto
Fremont Street
Allegheny
Wepres Bay
St. Peter's Pro-Cathedral
San Francisco
Cal
Colorado
Hoag
Rebecca
Joseph G. Hoag
Mansfield
Jane
Thomas Hodgson
Mansfield M. E
Pr. A
Hutchison
Evizaners
Resaca Street
R. A
Tavanepay
Jeffreys
Franesce D
Charles T
Ellen M. Jeffreys
Jackson Street
Wxdnerdat
Lackner
Aymont Lacenen
Sarah Street
S. 8
St. Michael's Church
Street
A.M. McGovern
Perex McGovern
Wenones Bay
Meriden Street
Duquesne Heights
Lodge No. 385
West End
Carpenters and Joiners' United Brotherhood
Nelson
William Netson
Ashton Avenue
Rover
A. U
Morris Rcves
Tustin Street
Thourspay
Tyler
Arene
Martha Ieof Benjamin Tyler
Fellers
Wednewspay
Nineteenth Street
Southside
Pittsburg
Wamser
Anna
Louis Wawmeer
Tuchsherer
Wright's Alley
Tatrspay
Domestic witness testifies in Scudder murder case
Hannah Johnson, a domestic helping Mrs. Dunton, testified at Dr. H M Scudder's preliminary hearing that she heard screams, saw Scudder strike Dunton three times, and witnessed bloodstains and actions after the assault. She said Mrs Scudder was present and that Dunton cried out in the hall. The prosecution rests on her testimony with defense allowed to present witnesses Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagco
H. M. Scudder
F. H. Dunton
Inlaw
Hannah Johnson
Betting at Sacred Concerts by Morrill Brothers Twins
In South Framingham Massachusetts March 15 special report two Chicago born twins called Morrill Brothers signed a contract with a Baptist church for sacred concerts and evangelistic services. They faced church concerns over character and refused to cancel the date, even betting 20 pounds that a church member could not stop their proceedings. They were billed for Westboro but local church committee warned they would not perform there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Mass
Morrill Brothers
Chicago
The
Baptist Church
Morrills
Westboro
Japan Diet elections see government claim but unclear result
Yoroyama reports Japan's Diet elections near end with government papers claiming a 20 seat majority though many independents counted as supporters. Riots have occurred, 20 killed and 140 wounded. Voter turnout was low with fear of violence and intimidation cited. The Privy Council president reportedly resigns amid turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoroyama
Privy Council
Great bargain suit sale at P G E Co
A local advertisement promotes 500 men's all wool black cheviot suits from PG&E at the corner Grant and Diamond streets. Suits priced at 5.80 each instead of 14 with a square corner coat style and braided side pants. Full suit for today only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pg&e
Cor. Grant and
Diamond Streets
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Presbyterians
George P. Mains
New York Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Jarre
Rooklyn
City of Churches
Dr. Pierson
Cincinnati
Pancers&Jaxts
Fifth Avenue
C. A. Verner
Fifth Ave. and
Market St
Avondale
Paulson
Evean
Wood Street
City
Paris
Horne & Ward
Phil
Wall's Station
Weber
Axduew Joslrn
Veruika ‘Weber
Anthony Meter
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Lim
Ofice and Residence
Pennavenas
Newreau
James M. Fullerton
Pennsylvania
Eighth Street
Felt-Wran
T A.M
J.B
John’ R
Pittsburg Paper Co
Penn Avenoo
Westinghouse
Uwr
Pittsbverg
INS
North America
L. Jon & Fourth Av
D. L. Aber
Dridg
Erga
Euthiela
Dr. Scudder
Mra
Dunton
P. C. Co. C., Clothiers
Pat
Ox Furniture
Haven & Keenan
Water St
Chaumont
Berthold
Traps
Fontaine
Trape Manx
Rosenbaum & CO
Hapely, Orvtisierviceable
Braddock Avenue
Wahl-Wree
East End
Scott
Boggs & Buhl
Mhié
Langdon
Batcheller's
Thomson
Beati
Eeries Inc
Nepales
Spa Erante & 50Ns
Ara
Sotels
Riggs House
Washington, D. C
Riggs House CO
G. Dewitt
Sturtevant House
New York
Broadway
Sta
England
Pittsburg Custom House
Servia
Aurania
Federal St
Urling Bros., —Dentists
Sixth ST
Cor. Pene
A. F. Sawhill
Federal At
Market Street
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