Exposition Hall Presbyterians to host Scotch Irish service
A Sunday evening service at Exposition Hall in connection with the Scotch Irish Congress is to be conducted and preached by Dr. John Hall of New York. The event aims to echo the historic worship of Scotch Irish pioneers and may attract large crowds despite the hall's size.
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Exposition Hall
John Hall
New York
Antrim
Derry
Down
Old
Third Presbyterian Church
Bisth Avenue
Patrick Henry
Sherman kin joins Washington church rites amid home notes
Joms Sherman nephew of General and Senator Sherman has been received into the church in Washington by his cousin Father Sherman. Cardinal Mangose writes of the new Irish movement in Ireland. The eighth anniversary of the Aged Men's Home at Witkineburg will be held Thursday May Luncheon tickets available at reduced rates. Bible House auditorium hosts a discourse by C. T. Russell with a Bible Q&A session. Gilligan from the Catholic Mirror in Baltimore praised for his work. Church notices include St Peter's German Lutheran anniversary May 23 with decorated church and special services. Notes on The Fountain journal by Rev Dr. Parken. Parker refrains from religious journalism and is cited in Notes and News. Butler Street Church discusses women as lay delegates. votes planned for October or November. New Presbyterian Church Jeannette dedicated May 11 led by Rev T. V.
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Scopral
Brunswick Hall
T Street
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Robert Treat Paine
Associated Charities
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W. D. Howells
Brotherhood of the Carpenter
Pittsburg
Eater C. Smith
D. DD
William Cox
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Edister Smith
Pittsba
United Presbyterians
Egypt
J. B. Hawiltwon
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Christiane
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Catholic Mirror
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Late News in Briar and Global Incidents
A mash of items: murder in San Francisco, a Vancouver to Alaska railway plan, Minnesota considering new penitentiary twine, a Toronto child fatality, Princess Louise births a daughter, sawfly threatening wheat in Den, a man hanged in Florence Arkansas, family killings in East Mile, Cherokee land sale to US Commission, Bishop He leads M E Church South conference, Prince Albert Victor born, labor riots with casualties at Nurschax, Minnesota Farmers Alliance backs McKinley tariff and fields a Governor candidate, drownings in Osceola Michigan, severe storm damage in Illinois and Indiana, corruption indictments in Maines, storm injuries in Marlboro, Wills Construction get duty-free housing rights in Mexico, builder robbed in dining car, Russo-British diplomacy and a St Petersburg envoy cheered, British East Africa Company activity signals.
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United States
Florence
Ark
Patrick Malloy
George
United States Commission
M. E. Church South
Prince Albert Victor
Prince of Wales
Duke of Clarence
Avondale
Earl of Athlone
Nurschax
Cnmael
Minnesota Farmers’ Alliance
Jack Shea
Tim Kelly
Osceola
Mich
Anne
Kelly
Shea
Ilinois
Indiana
Maines
Siete Ory
Dra
Marlboro
Art Patson
John Brown Ooding
Ake Wen
Mexican Senate
Wills Construction Company
James Elliott
Aaland
Aus
Dr. D. Jayne's Expectorant Aids Cough Relief
A brief note describes using Dr. D. Jayne's Expectorant as a remedy for coughs and throat discomfort. The text references the general benefit of this fed remedy for sore throats and related symptoms.
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D. Jayne
Dwelling House Building and Loan Association Formed
Residents in Hill district organize the Dwelling House Building and Loan Association. Over 800 shares subscribed at a Wednesday meeting, business to start June 1. Stock issued in six month series, minimum premium 10 cents per share of 200. By laws to be adopted next Wednesday at 86 Center avenue corner Rob erta street.
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Hill District
Dwelling House Building and Loan Association
Center Avenue
Roberta Street
L. Weaver
Fitzpatrick Bros
Wylie Avenue
Arthur Street
H. Gilson
McKnight & Victory
Smithfield Street
H. B. Kramer & Son
Liberty Avenue
John Coll
Peon Avenue
Harrison's Toy Store Bargains At 123 Federal St Allegheny
An advertisement lists stock terms with Capital 100000 Surplus 500 and Deneniss of 1 and upward Spivas and 4 percent interest. It promotes US Baby Carriages and urges calls to visit Harrison's Toy Store at 123 Federal St Allegheny to realize the bargains.
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Smithfield Street
Cor
Fourth Avenue
Deneniss
Harrison's Toy Store
Federal St
Allegheny
Corsets Offered in Many Styles at Rosenbaum & Co
The advertisement lists 118 corset styles including summer corsets at 50c and up to $1, with options like common sense corsets 7c to 89c and finer models at $1.25, promoting Rosenbaum & Co. as the seller.
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Rosenbaum & Co
Bargain Newsprint Ads Tout Clothing and Linens in Nottingham
Retail circular entries advertise shirts at two for $200, curtains in various lace styles at one-third off, and fabric items from BB and B and Hueus & Hacker. The copy urges men to visit today for ties, summer vests, blazers, coats, and light underwear, promising savings and repeat purchases.
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Nottingham
Cluny
Hueus
New Washable Scarves Featured in Window Display
Men’s Furnishings promotes a washable scarf in crepe linen with a window display at A. G. Carnet & Sons located at 27 Fifth Ave open until 9 P. M. daily.
The Gory Garment
Boston May 23 First Assistant Post master General Clarkson spoke at the Norfolk Club banquet. He recounted a brutal 16 man assault on a Black Republican postmaster in Abbeville and warned of intimidation across the South to deny Republicans office. He urged nationwide standards of fair play and federal safeguarding of voters.
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Boston
Clarkson
Norfolk Club
Washington
South Carolina
Abbeville
Woman's United Presbyterian to Open Aged Home Soon
The regular meeting at Ninth U P Church Allegheny discussed opening the Aged People's Home in the Henry property on Buena Vista street. After debate, plans were made to open the home as soon as possible. The Constitution committee has no report yet and will present it at the next meeting in June.
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Woman's United Presbyterian Association
U. P
Southside
H. C. Campbell
Henry Property
Buena Vista Street
Allegheny
Committee On Constitution
Fifth Church
The Way to Break a Colt
Brad dock citizen J B Corey faced a cruelty to animals charge after a colt breaking incident. General Agent O'Brien of the Humane Society pressed the case, and the defense argued the whip was necessary to subdue the young animal. Squire Holtzman reserved his decision.
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J.B. Corey
Braddock
Squire Holtzman
O'Brien
Humane Society
Mr. Corey
Yost
Extension of the Cleveland and Pittsburg Line to Marietta
The . & P. will extend from Bellaire to Marietta a 64 mile route connecting with other roads. Construction began yesterday with a 16 mile contract let. Expected completion by January 1 at about 1.7 million dollars. Line will run along the river opening mineral and farming territory.
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Bellaire
Marietta
Cleveland and
Pittsburg
Boy 14 Nearing Death After Prolonged Fast
Dusvere May 23. Thomas F. Sutton, son of Patrick Sutton, has fasted over 75 days following a spinal injury five years ago and paralysis of the right side for seven years. He has not taken any food for more than 75 days and weighs scarcely a pound. death is momentarily expected.
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Dusvere
Dr. Tanner
Thomas F. Sutton
Patrick Sutton
Saving in County Costs From New Subpoena System
Ann Wilson in the McKeesport shoplifting case pleaded guilty to two charges. The new system requires subpena documents to be approved by the District Attorney or clerk before costs. In Phabe Collins case ten indictments yielded large potential costs. one subpoena approved saved $84. Another assault case with 17 witnesses saved $1950. The county expects further savings as clerks compare terms at June end.
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Ann Wilson
McKeesport
Johnston
Phabe Collins
Jarceny
Ewing
Criminal Court
Malicious arrest suit against Murdock group dismissed
In the case of Robert E. Barnett versus William Murdock G B Perkins Fred Kochendoerfer 5 P Andrews and E D Todd a verdict for the defendants was returned yesterday Barnett a Grant street plumbing shop owner had been arrested and indicted for complicity in a robbery but was acquitted on trial The defense argued lack of probable cause or malice and the jury quickly returned a verdict for the defendants
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Robert E. Barnett
William Murdock
G. B. Perkins
Fred Kochendoerfer
P. Andrews
E. D. Todd
Murdock Bunke
Barnett
Uoon
Grant Street
Murdock
Perkins
Todd
Allegheny
Blakely
Porter
Robb
Fitzsimmons
Stowe
March Term Closes With Acquittals and Trials
In Criminal Court Charles Farbenbacher faced involuntary manslaughter charges after a lumber mishap killed Harry K. Smith. The Coroner bound him for court but a short trial produced a not guilty verdict. Charles Miller was convicted of betrayal, Joseph Bennett acquitted of assault and battery, and W M Hildorfer acquitted of assault and battery. Judge Ewing commended jurors as March term ends and Court of Quarter Sessions set for next week with Judge Collier presiding.
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Charles J. Farbenbacher
Farbenbacher
Willey
Planing
Allegheny
Harry K. Smith
Farhenbacher
Charles Miller
Joseph Bennett
John Smart
W. M. Hildorfer
John Muller
Criminal Court
Ewing
Court of Quarter Sessions
Collier
Oil suit seeks $30,000 from Shannopia Co.
James M. Stevenson and Cecilia Stevenson sue the Shannopia Oil Company Limited for $15,000 each alleging breach of a 1886 Beaver county land lease. The agreement required six wells and oil protection. only one well was drilled, and the company allegedly leased adjacent land, drilled wells, and drained oil, causing $15,000 damages per plaintiff.
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James M. Stevenson
Cecilia
Annie E. Stevenson
Shannopia Oil Company, Limited
Beaver County
Papers ordered in Allegheny mayoral contest and Pfeffer case
The Papers, W. J. Brennen, Esq. obtained orders on Prothonotary Bradley to produce all papers and records filed in the Allegheny mayoralty election for use in Wyman’s contest. A similar order was issued in Pfeffer’s Twenty-seventh ward councilman contest before Commissioners Shafer and Robb Jr.
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W. J. Brennen
Bradley
John D. Shafer
Allegheny
Wyman
Pfeffer
John 8. Robb, Jr
Verdicts In Several Civil Actions Reported
In Hays & Noble vs Stone & C. an action on a note a verdict for the defendants. John Hays vs Louis Singer verdict for plaintiff for 107. A non suit entered against the plaintif in J Soffel vs Iron and Glass Dollar Savings Bank on an account. John Robb Jr et al vs the Commonwealth to set aside the will of Mary Mew Hazlett lunacy suit verdict for the plaintiff.
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Hays & Noble
Stone & C
John Hays
Louis Singer
J. Soffel
John Wilbert
Iron and Glass Dollar Savings Bank
John &. Robb, Jr
Commonwealth
C.F. McKenna
Mary Mew. Hazlett
Wil
Parade Plan for Supreme Castle Visit in Pittsburgh
A grand parade will form on Liberty street with divisions led by Louis Stiltz and William Wynard, escorting visiting Supreme Castle officers through a route along Liberty, Seventh avenue, Market Street, and more. The event includes a Tuesday banquet at Lafayette Hall, a Wednesday drill at Silver Lake Grove, and extensive city decorations as Pittsburgh welcomes visiting knights and their guests.
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Knights of the Golden Eagle
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Grand Army Band
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E. T. White
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Star of
H. Grant Miller
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