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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1892

Page

8

Not One Exception A Plea For Temperance Fails

The Anti Secret Society Convention met with strong denunciation of secret orders. Dr. Stoddard and Rev. Weaver led attacks on Masons Odd Fellows and Knights Templar while defending temperance. Speakers argued church fellowship should drop members in secret societies and noted Protestant ministers largely opposed such orders. The conference adopted a resolution opposing secret societies and concluded with criticisms of charitable societies as misused funds.

Stoddard Bates Boston Good Templars Grand Army Campbell Collins Lord Jesus Christ J. L. Weaver Burgettstown J. Sehub Allegheny Masonic Order Presbyterian W. P. Shaw Midway Cnse J. P. Stoddard Knights Templar D.C. Martin Odd Fellows Masons Free Masons McAllister Christian Church J. H. Schuk Committee On Correspondence Chalfant York E D. Glenn Johnstown Knights of the Golden Eagle Poe m Lodge Grangers Knights of It Knights of Pythias Golden Circle Klu- Klux Clan Na Gael Dr. Cronin Chicago Police Hennessy New Orleans Pittsburg Mountain Meadow Joseph Smith Mormon Endowment House Sontelag

Deaths and obituaries across cities and notable figures

A long obituary column notes Alexander Fink a prominent city Jew dying at 87 Ferry Street with a funeral at Tree of Life synagogue. Prof D Hayes Agnew a famed surgeon dies in Philadelphia with associates present. Artest C Mifflin descendant of Revolutionary era figures and editor ties noted. Other obituaries name Oscar S Stearns and Rev Dr New with various regional links.

Alexander Fink Ferry Street McDowell Fink Neon Sige Pe Tree of Life Synagogue D. Hayes Agnew Philadelphia J. Wiliam White Deland Pr. Join & Macleush D. D Second Presbyterian Church Prof Agnew Tancaner Caster Garfield Wiliam C. Mifflin Presbyterian Hospital New York Bright Mr. Mifflin Thomas Mifflin Pennsylvania James Gordon Bennett Mr. Miffiln Miladelphia Oscar S. Stearnss Stearns News S.J. Hexey FE Moone St. Louis Post- Dispetech Dr. New Elizabeth Nazareth Iss Metsemoyr Fayette County Uniontown Robert Houston Millboro Del Saulsburys Bayards Congress Humane Society of Massachusetts Ted Ithe City Hospital Boston Buugesr Ramuel N. Long Connellsville

Unscrupulous Testimonial For Klein's Rye Whisky

A dated testimonial extols Klein's Silver Age Rye Whisky as a first class article and a desirable stimulant. The crowd of names appears cluttered with scattered individuals and locations, including Pittsburgh ties and miscellaneous signatures, typical of unsolicited endorsements.

Klein Mark H. Sixcons M. D

Blurred Death Notices From 1890s Allegheny Area

A batch of obituary notices and funeral details torn from a 19th century Pittsburgh area page. Entries list names such as Blew and Fenny with ages and residences, dates in March, funeral locations including Passavant's Infirmary and Greenleaf Street, and references to Vine Cliff Council and local addresses. The mixed legibility yields scattered dates like March 23 1682 and 1892 1893, with scattered church and rail stop mentions. The notices invite family and friends to attend services, with private interments and travel details to Union Depot noted in a few items.

Sxety William William Dice Beaver Avenue Allegheny West Penn H Tal K. Fenny Passavant's Infirmary Reed and Roberts Streets Taursday Vine Clif Council Green— Leaf Street Thirty-fifth Ward San Francisco Nona Lronano Patrick Sod Elizabeth Flaherty Hallee C. A. Hatter Pe Law A. Marshall Elizabeth Holmes R. m Liberty Street Allegheny City Hood Jaxe Hoon Sycamore Street Mt. Washington Jons W. Hutchison Weprespar Union Depot Washington Mitchell Clark Street McKeesport Geoner W. Morcnet Moreland Samuel McDonnell South Highland Avenue East End Andre MoneLann James Moreland Wrpnes Natchez Street Mt Washington St. Mary's of the Mount Nesbit William Mr. Nessir S. A. Nesbit Trota Sipe Street Whipwespar Arternoon O'Connell Many FE William and Ellen O'Connell Thomas A. Joyce Tunnel Street Tuaunspar St. Paul's Cathedral Slaven Colliers Township Anwiz Bernard Mary Slaven St. Luke's Catholic Church Mansfield Sloan J. C. Suoak Bakerstown Wepnespar Fr. W Tallycowey Smith S. D. Smith Sproull Tomas Sproull Central Reformed Presbyterian Church Sandusky Street Ohio Matthew Stone Merriman Alley Southside William G. A Org Elate George Miltenberger Wilson Nts Twentieth Street Axe Glaze Wilsox Thomas Annie Louisa Glaze St. Mark's Episcopal Church Eighteenth Street Tuunsday Harry Touxs Fifth Avenue Watlene

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