Self-Defense Claim Trails A Night of Flight and Diamonds
A man recalls wounding two attackers in self defense after a failed robbery plot and lynching threat. He plans to flee to the mountains toward a rumored fortune of rare diamonds and gold, while Juanita urges him to seize the chance to change his life. He shows newfound resolve and hints at a deeper internal change.
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Vernon
Forsooth
Rorke’s City
Juanita
California Ranch Rescue and Royal Escape
Dallas Vernon protects Juanita Calvaros from four ruffians at a California ranch. Floods burst the levees. the couple flees on Rover, outrunning pursuers and surviving the torrent. Vernon declares lifelong devotion, and they wed once safe near San Francisco.
Athletics and Sporting News in Tomorrow's Dispatch
Tomorrow's issue promises full coverage of ball games turf events and a weekly review. It highlights comprehensive athletic reporting with game scores standings and profiles.
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Tomorrow
Big Dispatch
Love Laughs At Fathers Colonial Scandal Ends In Marriage
George Deinzer a wealthy New Brunswick butcher outlaws his daughter Lena’s courtship by Dick Hardenburgh. After a quarrel the man pushes Lena and Hardenburgh strikes him. The couple marry at Rev Pickman’s, Lena later slept elsewhere as Deinzer plans disinheritance. They plan to move West, while the wife’s fate remains uncertain. An advertisement for Dr Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge commends its anti acid strength and value for all ages.
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Calvaros Ranch
Frisco
Juanita Calvaros
Morexone
California
Dallas Vernon
Juanita
Jhosaphat
Kemble
Vernon
New Brunswick
N. J
George Deinzer
Lena
Dick Hardenburgh
Hardenchurch
Germany
Sumrest
D. Jayne
Henricks Music Company Sells Pianos and Organs at Half Price
Henricks Music Company Limited cuts prices on pianos and organs to half value due to tearing out front. Stock numbers 101 and 103 Fifth Avenue referenced. Also notices Welty's fabrics at 120 Federal Street and Parkway, plus wall coverings and fans advertised by local merchants.
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Henricks Music Company
Lim
Fifth Avenue
Welty’s
Federal Street
Parkway
Hartford & Smith
PULPITS AND PEWS village Pittsburgh church notes clash
The article reviews a brewing crisis in the Presbyterian Church with focus on the Briggs controversy, Detroit General Assembly, and potential division over Dr. Barnes. It recalls past debates, notes Union Seminary support for Barnes, and lists numerous Pittsburgh area church services and events.
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Presbyterian Church
United States
Briggs
General Assembly
Detroit
Albert Barnes
First Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Drs. Thornwell
Fillmer
South
Philadelphia
T. Church
Mae Nealen
Barnes
Union Seminary
Detroit Assembly
Bites
Womans’ For Missionary Society of Pittsburg
Amm Eny Presbyteries
Wood Street
Church Services and Meetings Placed Across City Streets
A dense listing shows multiple churches and pastors with service times including 10:30 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. on Sundays. It names Rev. Andrew S. Fichthorn Rev. William G. Martin Rev. J. W. Sproull Rev. J. H. Miller Rev. W. F. Richardson and other clergy, plus Young People's meetings, Sabbath school, and special topics like The Personal Curraat and The Beauty of Queen Street.
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Sunplane U. P. Cavnce
John L. Vance
St. Mank’s Memoria Reformed
CuVnen
North Highland Avenue
L A. M. Aml
Pru
St. Ayprew’s Cavaen
Ninth Street
Dr. Bodine
Sneepers
Caxias
M. E. Cavaen
T. N. Eaton
Turnio Press
Teniuas Cavecn
Sixth Avenue
E.P. Cowan
D. D
Bixenam
M. E. Cavacu
J. A. Ballantyne
Jerusalem
Hicutaxp
Severth Presbyterian Covrce
Herron Avenue
Freet
A. P. Cavnes
Seventh Avenue
William J. Reid
D.D
Southside Presbyterian Church
Twentieth
Sarah Streets
F. ER. Farrand
Fourts Avenue
Bartist
East End
Hiram J. Kuder
A. M
Havex M.E Curren
Duquesne Heights
W. BH. Rodenbaugh
L C. Pershing
H. J. Buckingham
Scranton
Cavnon
Farrand
C. E
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Grant Street
Nevin Woodside
Louisville
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J. McD. Hervey
Fulton Street
G. W. Brown
Job's Redeemer
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Lla. W.mond
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Virginia Avenue
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Smithfield Street
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George L. Brown
I. S. Per Ner. m
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Evangelical
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R. McCormick
V. W. Donaldson
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R. M. Bee
Fannie Ward Reports On Chilean Justice Cruelty
Fannie B Ward in The Dispatch tomorrow portrays harsh legal cruelty in Chile. She promises a vivid, critical account of justice practices and human rights concerns.
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Fannie B. Ward
Dispatch
Chile
Ninth Annual Conclave Ends. Knights Templar Officers Installed
The ninth annual conclave of the United Grand Commandery of Knights Templar colored in Pennsylvania closed after a Pleasant session. A parade and dress review drew about 500 knights, with officers installed at Lafayette Hall and a banquet to conclude the event.
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United Grand Commandery of Knights Templar
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Arthur Street
Wylie Avenue A. M. E
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Fulton Street
Wilie Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Market Street
Sixth Street
Penn Avenue
Ninth Street
Anderson Street
Cedar Avenue
Ohio
James Street
North Avenue
Eral Street
Ohio Street
Recreation Park
Allegheny
Cyrene Com- Sealey No. 9
Knights Templar
Lafayette Hall
E Minor Burrell
J. I. Harkless
Crazy Negro Priest Causes Commotion in Chicago Circles
Ferdinand Chirrute a religiously driven Black waiter caused a disturbance at the Central detail room in Chicago with improvised sermons in his priest robes. Lieutenants Backus and Ross and Sergeants Dollard and Codman engaged him before he visited Captain Lewis. He later left after a wild harangue.
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Backus
Ross
Dollard
Codman
Ferdinand
Rous
Chirrate
Lewis
Chirrute
Enery
Harrangue
Non
Clark Street
Orey
The Minture Well and Wildwood Oil Field News
Oil field notes from McCurdy and Wildwood district report strong daily production near 5 000 barrels in McCurdy pool with many wells active. Roth Oil Companys McIntyre well is flowing well and near the sand, while other wells like Smith farm and Etna start or drill. Local fields show renewed activity as several rigs drill and test in multiple farms including James McIntyre Lindow Permer and Campbell wells with varying results and anticipated testing of spur dimensions.
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Wildwood
McCurdy
Dispatch
Roth Oil Company
W. W. McIntyre
Pittsburg
Smith Oil Company
James McIntyre
Smith Farm
Etna Oil Company
John Lindow
Boyer
Lydecker & Markwell’s
C. Permer
Campbell
McGinness Well
McGinness
Bowman
Augusta Oil Company
Roth Oil Cody
P. Peebles
Evans & Mandeville
Wright
Bradley
Adams
Black & Guffey
Es Farm
Forest Oil Rte
Earhart
theeClinton
Ned Remy
McClinton
County Delinquent Taxes To Be Collected Next Month
County commissioners plan to notify debtors next month of delinquent tax liens dating back to 1863 totaling over 200000 dollars. Notices list names alphabetically and will trigger scire facias and levi if not paid within ten days, followed by sheriff sale actions.
Locust swarms, fires, bids, and regal vows amid late news
A mosaic of brief items from around the world and U.S. includes locust plagues in East Africa and Morocco transit, a Lisbon minister’s wife recovering from carriage injuries, votes on a Cincinnati brewery, a California fireman’s injury, justice Brewer issuing a writ in Nebraska governor contest, Duchess of Thorough rumored mother to a daughter, Brussels rioting, influenza spreading in Southern Russia and Polish kraine, papal administrative changes, U.S. troops leaving Yosemite, creditors’ suits in Samen, a Mexican bandit slain near Guadalajara, a Tennessee bishop-elect, a Russian exile heir in Taco, a fatal poisoning claim in a soup, Nellie Goodwin seeking separation, a Nashville railroad president’s marriage, John Galt’s apoplexy, a Charleston court penalty for lottery mailings, and a brutal St Louis murder.
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Guadala Jara
Thomas F. Gaylor
University of the South
Sewanee
Chess Fedorwitz
St. Peters
Pene
John B
John W. Thomas
Nashville, Chattan
St. Louis
Nashville
Miss de Bow
J. B.D. de Bow
de Bow
John ©. Galt
the Ayen
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Louisville and Nashville
Chicago
United States District Court
Charleston
W. Va
Warren M. Frame
Raleigh County
United States
Jackson
Ante Williams
Martha Jenkins
China will have to answer Suancoal riot at Woo Hoo
Reports from Woo Hoo in Ngan-Hoel detail a mob burning a Catholic mission and European buildings including the custom house and British Consulate. The British Consul was wounded while aiding the consulate. a British wife sought safety aboard Kiang hulks as European anger lingers until HMS Inconstant arrives.
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Suancoal
Woo Hoo
Ngan-Hoel
Brifles
Dynamiting Fish In Big Sewickley Sparks Prosecution
A West Newtos dispatch reports men have dynamited fish in the Big Sewickley river near Sewickley for a month. German carp floated downstream in the Youghiogheny below Sewickley. Abraham Swank, a gardener, and two others were caught after an assailant fled. Prosecutors will pursue the dynamiters.
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Sewickley
Youghiogheny River
Abraham Swank
Swank
Beer At One Cent A Glass Sparks Houtzdale Rivalry
A special telegram from Clearfield reports a price war among retail liquor dealers in Houtzdale with beer at 1 cent a glass and schooners two for five, whiskey down to 5 cents a drink and 20 cents for a pint of the best, attracting a large crowd as carts noted.
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Clearfield
Houtzdale
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