Engineers debate mine safety device and tests
The discussion centers on a proposed automatic mine protector. Shaw defends his testing machine while August Steiner urges real demonstrations. Critics blame combustible dust and demand ventilation improvements and safer apparatus, with planned tests involving Prof. Phillips and convention members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Shaw
August Steiner
Mr. Shaw
Steiner
Columbus
Numbshall
Harrisburg
Afternoon session on ten minute speeches in gas detector debate
A long afternoon session focused on Shaw's gas detector and signaling machines. Key figures including Inspectors Black and Steiner clashed with Shaw and Adams over practicality, safety cost, and legislative action as the meeting grappled with appeals, maneuvers, and potential near all night continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loutitt
Fnally
James Black
Messie
Shaw
Foster
Coencan
James F. Seartr
Court House
Goml Homer
Welsh
Casting the Future and Woman Suffrage in the South
An editorial voice argues for universal suffrage beyond wealth and race, urging reading literacy as a voting criterion and cautioning against immigrant or criminal bias. It hopes for women’s suffrage within a century, noting the decisive role of women's own demand in granting it. It reflects early 20th century reform rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Palm Sunday Sermons and Missions in Pittsburgh area
Palm Sunday themes dominate church notices with Rev. W Izer and Rev. J R Jones outlining morning and evening sermons at Second Presbyterian and First Congregational churches. Mentions missions from India, sermons on passion week voices, and notes on social questions including African American progress and wealth distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spurgeon
Hosanus
Jerusalem
J. R. Jones
India
American Board of Foreign Missions
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Mr. Jones
S. B. Barmitz
Home Mission
General Synod Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Stockton Avenue
Arch Street
Grace Reformed Church
Webster Avenue
Calvary
George Hodges
Calvary Episcopal Church
Voice of Assurance
J.T. McCrory
U. P
Riverside Penitentiary
W. P. Schrom
D. D
Fourth Presbyterian Church
W. F. Conner
Arch Street M. E
Testing Machines Gain Endorsement After Expert Demonstrations
Reconsideration among deliberative bodies led to a substantial majority endorsing Mr Snow's testing machine after Messrs Dearmit Jenkins Boulton and others had their shy out in various Wars. Mr Shaw then demonstrated the device impressing experts with its flawless operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Snow
Messrs. Dearmit
Jenkins
Boulton
Shaw
The Cosmic Bean Leads Stockton's Young People Page
The Dispatch previews tomorrow with an entire youth page led by the feature story The Cosmic Bean. Aimed at young readers, the page promises engaging content and standout storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Dispatch
Sunday Services In Pittsburg Churches
A listing of Sunday worship at multiple Pittsburgh churches with service times and topics. Churches include Shadyside U P, FirstChurch of Spiritualists, Highland Chapel Presbyterian, Third Presbyterian, Church of God Townsend Street, Thirty third Street U P, Allentown Christian, Mt. Washington Presbyterian, Fourth Avenue Church, First Presbyterian Wood Street, Forty third Street Presbyterian, Denny Church, First U P Seventh Avenue, Butler Street M E, Lawrenceville Baptist, Fifth U P Webster Avenue, Fulton Street Evangelical, Lawrenceville Christian, and Unitarian Church Mellon Bank building. Topics cover biblical themes and sermon titles with times mainly 10 30 am and 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Washington Presbyterian Church
Farrand
Fourth Avenuest
Ross Street
H. C. Applegarth
First Presbyterian Church
Wood Street
Gev. T. Purves
IL. D
Forty-third Street Presbyterian Church
H. HH. Stiles
James B.lill
Parnassus
Denny Church
Ligonier
Thirty-fourth Streets
New Orleans
U. P
Seventh Avenue
William J. Reiu
D.D
Butler Street
M. E
John K. Metlurkin
Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Allegheny
Lawrencetike Baptist Church
German Church
Forty-fourth Street
Butler
Mulhern
Webster Avenue
J. W. Harsha
Fulton Street
Wylie
Center Avenues
Mann
Lawrenceville
Forty-third and
A. ©. Phillips
Pr. Mu
Unitarian Church
Mellon
Bank
Smithfield Street
Na. M
J. G. Townsend
D. D
Mr. McQueary
God
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Herron Avenue
McClelland
Sint
Patterson Street
Southside
H. J. Buckingham
Oakland Baptist Church
Bates and
Atwood Streets
Ward West
W. W. Colley
Africa
Lawrenceville Presbyterian Church
Thirty Ninth Street
Penn Avenue
A. Linn
Jesus
Emory M. E
East Liberty
Rev. Co. V. Wilson
Young Woman's Christian Association of the
East End
Grant Street
P.u
Nevin Woonsida
Haven M
Churches and sermons listed for Bellevue area churches
A digest of Sunday services across Bellevue, Sandusky and nearby streets. Listings include Bellevas Presbyterian Rev Newton Donaldson. Sandusky Street Church with Law and Waiting for God. North Presbyterian with Rev John Fox. Nixon Street Baptist with Earnestness in Christ Work. Pleasant Valley Mission preaching by F J Longdon Jr. Allegheny Theological Seminary commencement at Fifth U P Church. several other churches with service times, sermon topics and pastors including Arch Street M E Church and Central Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky Street
City
F. Woodburn
P. U
North Presbyterian Church
Lincoln Avenue
John Fox
Nixon Street Baptist Church
Hutson
Psetor
Pleasant Valley Christian Mission
New Brighton Road
Bellevue Cemetery Gate
F. J. Longdon, Jr
Central Presbyterian Church
Anderson and
Lacock Streets
B. McCormick
U. P
Montgomery Avenue
Jd. P. Lyte
D. D
Sogo
Alexander Young
U. P. Seminary
Avery Mission Church
P.R. Anderson
First Christian Church
Providence Presbyterian Church
Liberty
Chestnut Street
W. Anter
Second Congregational Church
Corner North
Grant Avenues
William McCracken
Her. J. W. Gamble
Lisburn Island
First Congregational Church
Franklin and
Manhattan Streets
W. A. Corkle
J. I. Jones
Madina
India
North Avenue M. E
A. D. Shonpe, Esq
Bees That Brew Beer From California Bees
A Kingston Oregon reader reports a swarm sent by a friend of James Johnson makes beer in about a day. Bees produce about three quarts per colony from a syrup mix and bottle in eight ounces. Sun heat drives rapid movement, the liquid foam rises then subsides. The beverage is drinkable after roughly 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Morning Journal
James Johnson
Quebec Street
Kingston
Opt
New Minnesota Legislation Moves Through Legislature
The stalled session took up bills including a measure barring Railroad Commissioners from setting rates that fail to cover railroad expenses and maintenance, and a law establishing 6 percent as the default legal interest rate unless a written contract specifies otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Alvin Joslyn eyes 12 story theater site at Duquesne and Sixth
Charles L. Davis arrives to oversee theater project as cellar work starts and foundation planned. Alvin Joslyn targets the corner of Duquesne Way and Sixth Street for a 12 story building. John Cowderey of the Fifth ward vanished after crossing the Ohio River to Temperanceville and is presumed drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Davis
Alvin Joslyn
Alvin
Duquesne Way
Sixth Strees
John Cowderey
Fifth Ward
Allegheny
Ohio River
Temperanceville
Death from spotted fever reported in Pittsburgh home
Another death from spotted fever was reported at the Bureau of Health yesterday. It was that of Meyer David Freedman, the little son of Sol Freedman, of 29 Federal street, Pittsburgh. No new cases were reported and officials do not believe the disease will spread to any great extent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Health
Meyer David Freedman
Sol Freedman
Federal Street
Pitttsburgh
Local imports and spring items advertised by W Wattles
Notice promotes Marvin bread as healthful and fresh from grocer. It highlights imported wares from Doulton Worcester Crown Derby and Dresden by W Wattles at Fifth Avenue, with new vases and window displays. Also advertises umbrellas ranging from 50 cents to 5 dollars and prices up to two fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin
Worcester
Crown Derby
Dresden
W. W. Wattles
Fifth Avenue
The People’s Store All Wool Serges Offer Bargains on Fifth Avenue
The ad promotes all wool French serges at The People’s Store on Fifth Avenue with emphasis on low prices and urging customers to see them. It mentions CamMPBbet Dick and Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething relief. It references a bank address and promotions for real estate savings, a Caligraph typewriter comparison, and fashion items from Rosenbaum & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Store
Fifth Avenue
Cammpbbet & Dick
Whittier
Penn Avenue
Pitysburg
Pitceburg
Nineteen St Louis women take veil in late news round
Nineteen St Louis young women entered the veil Thursday. Other items note Berlin Vienna telephone links, Fort Dodge saloon enjoinder, Oswego ice houses burned, Prince Napoleon remains in Italy, and various political and industrial happenings across cities and countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Berlin
Vienna
Fort Dodge
Oswego
London
Prince Napoleon
Durham
Texas
Parnell
Healy
Calcutta
India
Board of Trade
Hastings
Neb
New Orleans
James R. Barclay & Son
Montreal
J. K. Barclay
Idol Push Worship and Rational Repose Critique
The New York Ledger laments idol worship by fans unable to think for themselves and unable to rest. It characterizes fervent supporters as energetic yet helpless, likening them to mindless performers caught in perpetual bustle and zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Ledger
Push
Post office info bureau aids public at New York main
A new information bureau operates in the New York post office. Manager A M Clark, over 60, has served 25 years and runs a stamp window. Assistants W Whitney Jr and E G Chataino speak many languages and help when Clark’s patience wears thin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Information
New York Post Office
A. M. Clark
Post Office
Postal Service
E. G. Chataino
Clark
Grizzly at Medicine Hat and Wartime Statues in New Orleans
Reports from Medicine Hat describe a station agent guarding a large grizzly bear with a baseball bat as the sole humane restraint. Byron Sutherland notes two bronze statues in New Orleans, Andrew Jackson and Henry Clay, bearing inscriptions from Butler era praising unity and anti slavery sentiment, still legible after 26 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
Byron Sutherland
New Orleans
Crescent City
Ben Butler
Ben
Jackson Square
Clay Street
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
Massachusetts
Old Hickory
United States Senate
Butler
Training Baby's Nose and Facial Care Advice
A care guidance piece explains shaping a baby's nose and facial features through gentle pressure and wiping direction. It claims to modify other facial traits like cheek bones and forehead with careful care and promotes Shiloh's Cure as a household remedy endorsed by Jos. Fleming & et al.
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William Welsh
Cood Hower
Pio
Adams
Watehota
Woatchore
Indorsing
Stardig
Gove
James Blick
Mr Shaw
Cave
Mr. Blek
Canaan
Happy Law
Blick
Mr. Steiner
Evans
Johns Town
West
William Barker
Mansheld
Mr. West
Philadelphia
Twrce
Sedden
Carter
Scranton
Poser
Casting the
W. Izer
Metas
Second Presbyterian Church
Seventh Street
J. R. Suthertare
Apa
Christendom’s Great Festival
Congress
Washington
Wakeman
England
Miles’ Nerrine
Jos Fleming & Son's
Market St
Hendricks & Co
Uy O’keefe
U.P
The
Star
J.D. Sands
Eighth Street Reformed Presbyterian Church
D. McAllister
Paul
R. F. McFarlane
Ireland
Shady Avenue Baptist Church
W. A. Stanton
East Liberty Presbyterian Church
Christ Lutheran Church
Sheridan Avenue
E. E
Hiram J. Rader
Wabster Avenue
John H.progh
Bellefield Church
Thomas Marshall
Chicago
Board of Home Missions
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society
Bellefield Presbyterian Church
Holland
Sixth United Presbyterian Church
Collins Avenue
R. M. Russell
la. M
Young People’s Meeting
Young Woman's Christian Association
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Shadyside
First 'S Church of Spiritualists
Sixth Street
Helen Stuart Richings
Highland Chapel Presbyterian Church
M. B. Riddle
Western Seminary
Ae Proach
Il A.M
J.C. Sharpe
Third Presbyterian Church
Sixth Grees
E. P. Cowan
Ali ‘Ec
Church of God
Townsend Street
W. T. Cross
Joshua
Thirty-third Street
U. P. Church
W. A.chambers
Allentown Christian Church
Logeman's Hall
Washington Avenue
Pilate
Methodist
Allegheny Churches
Bellevas Presbyterian Aoe
Newton Donaldson
Allegheny Theological Seminary
A. L Petty
Allegheny District
Bucena Vista Street
J. H. Miller
Carnegie Library
David
Green Street Baptist Church
Scott and Robinson Streets
R. S. Laws
R. P
Sandusky Otrens Bay
Minnesota
South Seas
Robert Louis Stevenson
Boucs & Buhl
Mel
Winslow
Real Estate Savings Bank
LIX
Col
Fourth Avenue
Rosenbaum & Co.'s
O'Keefe
Florence
Ala
Tennessee River Improvement Engineers
Mitre
Buenos Ayres
Hagerstown
Ind
Panhandle
John Wesley
Missouri
Tony
Paris
M.caron
Enken
South Dakota
Ed Means
Isaac Buford
Birmingham
J. Clary
Death's Valley
California
Texas Senate
Railroad Commission
Naumberg
West Virginia
Reuss
William
France
Carey
Wyoming
Gainesville
Tex
Pearl Starr
Indian Territory
Winchester
Vale Younger
Great Northern Railroad
Montana
Cut Rock
Summit
Parker
Lake Erie and Western Railway
Monon
Brice Syndicate
Ottawa
Charles Tupper
John Thompson
G. E. Foster
Blaine
United States
Lord Knoutsford
House of Commons
Utrecht
Versailles
Bill Nye
Dispatch Tomorrow
James H. Arken & Co
O' Keefe
O. K
New York
Postoffice
New York Sun
Medicine Hat
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Hold Reno Butler
Shiloh
Jos. Fleming
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Fleming& Son
Ils
Baviaivs
Lea
JOS. Fleming & 3On
Fleming & 2On
Market Street
Pistabu
Synrthics
Cecal
Ieee
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
Wew
York
Fleming & Son
Pittshore
Mmiadrid. Chemical CO
U. S.A
Tabey Dicar
Bach
Emil G. Stucky
Ea Holand
Penn
Wylie Sal Fatton
Pitissurg
K. E.G. West
BiaNe
Jos, Fleming & Son
Market Free
Pistsborg
Sanden
Broadway
Adiresa Albion Pharmacy Co
Albion Mich
Jasi4erra
OWE
SNE ‘Ee Si Chemical OG
Milwaukee
Rreiu
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