American and British Sportmen Clash Over Scottish Deer Forests
A lengthy account details wealth and expenses of hunting in Scotland. It highlights a large deer forest owned by Lord Tweedmeath near Tomich, with prominent guests and annual entertainment costs, plus vast outlays on litigation by sportsmen tenants. The piece cites William L. Winans of Baltimore as owner of the largest deer forest, and lists several famous estates across Inverness and Perth shires, underscoring the massive scale of Scottish shooting and fishing and the legal pressures surrounding leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweedmeath
Grisachan Deer Forest
Tomich
Weird Glen Affaric
Yomich
Lady Aberdeen
Duchess of Marlborough
Sarah Churchill
Curzon
Ramsay
Winbourne
Marquis
Lady Dufferin
Lord Baring
Gourley Steele
Prof
Drummond
Randolph Churchill
Saltoun
Thomas Munro
Great Britain
Inverness
Ross
Scotland
London
Duke of Sutherland
Carrichibah
Argyleshire
Aberdeen
Forest of
Mar
Glengarry
Inverness-shire
Gaik
Glenavon
Sutherlandshire
Glenartmey
Perthshire
Athol
all-Athel
Russia
William L. Winans
Baltimore
Britain
Red Deer Park
Rhode Island
Wenutt
Erchless Castle
Glen Affaric
Gorrie Chullie
Glengowrie
Mess-shire
Carrynacowland
Craskie Forest
Invernessshire
Mr. Winans
Beauly
Acrose
Rees
Straths
Hick
Seeth
Eile
Locan L
Wakeman
Fatra Heavy Weight Hove at The People s Store
Fine quality cloak described as very fine trimmed fabric and fast black. Made from ceshmere wool and offered with a warranty. Presented in a satin mantial box at The People s Store for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hove
People’ S Store
All-TK Shirts and Drawers Advertised in Local Notice
A public notice promotes winter wear priced at 50 dollars for all sizes shirts and 30 to 45 for drawers, with goods worth regularly Bocees and BURL listed between eight and twelve dollars. The item also includes a political line asserting a vote for Pattison equals a vote for Cleveland and a vote for Cleveland equals free trade.
Fine all-wool cashmere hose at half a dollar
The People's Store displays Divek hose in assorted colors priced at 50c. Also promoted is a display of diamonds and jewelry at Henry Terheyden’s old jewelry house, 530 Smithfield Street, inviting a visit to view the goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Store
Henry Terheyden
Smithfield Street
Pastor and People Advised to Pursue Colloquial Preaching
Gleanings from church fields emphasize natural preaching over loud impassioned delivery. The editorial argues that simple, natural truth resonates better when ministers have substantial ideas. A rule remains clear Be natural.
Ordination and Installation of Pastor for Braddock Church
Ordination and installation of R Elson of Chautauqua N Y follows a unanimous call from Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran Church Braddock. Services at the Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Lether Church Sixth Street Braddock at 730 PM Tuesday November 4 180. Rev Edmund Belfour D D of Pittsburg will conduct with Rev D M Kemeter missionary pentent of the Pittsburg Synod assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Elson
Chautauqua
N.Y
Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Sermon Plans Across Belfeld Churches This Sunday
An extended church notices section lists sermons and activities for Bellefield churches. Rev Dr Holland will preach at 1045 in the Ladies Home Missionary Society event with the theme Christy in Our National Life. Morning and evening services outline topics at Oakland M E and Second Presbyterian, plus Central Christian and Smithfield Street M E details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society
Bellefeld Church
Holland
Christy
Oakland
SC. Barber
Pia
T. C. Perrine
Central Christian Church
Pittsburg
Pride
Colwell Streets
Fifth Avenue
H. W. Talmage
Frank Talmage
Western
Pennsylvania
Charnes Epward Locke
Smithfield Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Religious Services Across Allegheny Churches and Preachers
A dense list of bell and sermon times across Allegheny churches. Grace Reformed at Mission Corner Beaver Washington, West Penn Hospital at 5:30 P M, Fourth U P Church at Montgomery, Mt. Presbyterian on McClure Avenue with Rev Glass preaching on Persevering to the End, other churches hosted morning and evening services with various pastors and topics including The Stone Rolled Away and Profaning the Name of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Herron Avenue
McClelland
M. Kyle
Rio de Janeiro
S. A
Firth A.P. Cauren
Webster Avenue
J. W. Harsha
U. P. Creren
Collins Avenue
EK. M. Rascell
Tair
Evenine
Chnistt Cutree
Universalist
Curry University
Penn Avenue
Sixth Street
W. S. Williams
Adam the First
Washington Presbyterian Church
E.S. Farrand
Jesus
M. Y. Psc
Forty-Third Street Presbyterian
H. HB. Stiles
Young Pecvie'e
Gerace Reformed Mission
Beaver
Washington Avenues
Allegheny
Joux H. Preven
Grace Reformed Church
West Penn Hospital
Joux E. Wiswaxt
U. P
Montgomery Avenue
Mt. Presbyterian
McClure Avenue
J. Glass
Prerr
Srecond Congregational Church
North and
Grant Avenues
William McCracken
New Jerusalem Church
Isabella and Sandusky
God
Brexa Vista
N. E. Cuunice
J. H. Miller
Young
C. J. Thatcher
Allegheny Theological Seminary
Fifth Ward
Western Avenue
Manhattan Street
St. Mark's
Third Street
C. B. King
Arce Street
M. E. Courcy
W. F. Conner
Pnaster
Paul
Athens
Providence Presbyterian Church
Liberty
Chestnut Street
W. A. Kinter
Funeral of Mr Houghwout Howe Follows Wed. Marriage
Washington reports the funeral of Houghwout Howe, bridegroom of a day to Miss Butterworth, held at the International American Conference headquarters. Rev. Dr. Bartlett led services as dignitaries including Blaine, Phelps, Foster and Butterworth attended. Howe's body later traveled to New York for interment at Woodlawn Cemetery after a brief dedication in Harlem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Miss Butterworth
Washington
Houghwout Howe
Ohio
Metropolitan Club
International American Conference
Vermont Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Howe
Butterworth
American Conference
Blaine
Phelps
Euest
John W. Foster
William Henry Trescott
Moulton
New York
Miller
Miss Miller
Addes
Department of State
Mr. Blaine
Mr. Trescott
Zegara
Baltimore and Potomac
Writ Denied In Sheriff Prison Access Plea
In New Orleans on October 31 the court refused the mandamus to force the Criminal Sheriff to let reporters and detectives see and confer with a prisoner held as an accessory to the murder of Hennessy in the parish prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Hennessy
Open Letter From Independent Republicans on Party Reform
An Independent Republican member denounces machine politics in Pennsylvania, arguing the GOP apparatus serves officeholders not voters. He calls for party reform, cites Quay Delamater nomination flaws, and urges independents to influence through ballots, warning of continued corruption and lost trust. The note closes with a teaser for The Dispatch weekly feature on scientific developments and the Westinghouse airbrake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnus Pflanm
Republican Committee
W. D. Porter
Republican County Committee
Independent Republican Organization
Emery
Delamater
Quay
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
S Party
Negect
Macquus Priaum
Dispatch
Westinghouse
Cornerstone Laid for Westminster Church in Allegheny
The cornerstone ceremony for Westminster Presbyterian Church on Buena Vista street Allegheny drew about 200 attendees. Speakers included Rev. Dr. I N Hays Rev. Dr. E P Cowan and Rev. Dr. James Allison. The rock face building will seat 700, cost 30000, and house a lecture room Sunday school and pastor's study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Buena Vista Street
Allegheny
I. N. Hays
E. P. Cowan
James Allison
North
Taylor Avenues
R. 8. Robb
H. P. Wilson
Late News In Brief From The Arkansaw Traveler Chronicle
The Arkansaw Traveler reports the sheriff seizing a vessel, canal work advancing about 133½ miles to the divide cut, and Colonel Merriam of Ft. Logan ordered to prevent an Indian outbreak. A wrestler Julius Swenson dies from a moving piano rod strike. The Railroad Conductors Insurance Association closes in Nashville and will meet in Hartford next year. A Berlin paper confirms emigrant firing by the Russian frontier guard. Calvert Holden and Albert Dunham, condemned for Harley Russell murder, get a chance to prove innocence. A wealthy Italian unspent 5,000,000 francs is missing amid Crown-influenced theft charges. Government wins land grant case on the St Paul Railroad involving 2,000 acres. King of Holland health deemed good but insane. Queen Emma may act as regent. Fred N Atwood of Chicago touts a new airship able to travel 70 mph. a $300,000 company plans building and testing it with aluminum hull and hydrogen propulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Swenson
Ind
St. Paul
Sioux City
Holland
Council of State
Emma
Fred N. Atwood
Chicago
Grant Locomotive Works Net Land Victory in Chicago Suit
George M. Bogue, acting for Grant Locomotive Works of Paterson New Jersey, won a land dispute over section 21 in Cicero near Chicago. Mrs Hettie Green of New York challenged the sale as undervalued. The State Supreme Court sustained the lower court and affirmed title to the Grant Locomotive Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Bogue
Grant Locomotive Works
Paterson
N. J
Cicero
Hettie Green
New York
State Supreme Court
Ordinance Authorizing Duncan Street Grading in Pittsburg
Official notice of Pittsburg ordinance authorizing grading paving and curbing Duncan Street from Fifty second to McCandless Street. It instructs public works to advertise for bids and to levy costs per state law, with repeal of conflicting ordinances. Dated October 27 1890 and Mayor Gourley approval noted.
Ordinance for Frazier Street grading and paving approved
A city ordinance authorizes grading paving and curbing Frazier Street from Boquet Street to McKee Place. Proposals to contract the work are invited under municipal acts and street ordinance provisions. The measure cites the petition of one third of owners and is dated October 27 1590 with mayoral approval recorded October 30 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier Street
Net Street
McKee Place
Pittsburg
Department of Public Works
Acts of Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Boquet Street
Figuse
H. P. Ford
Select Council
Gev. Booth
G. L. Holliday
Common Council
E. J. Martin
Aera H. I. Gourley
Bert Ostermaler
A. D
Larimer Avenue Paving and Curbing Project Authorized
The city council authorizes the chief of public works to advertise for proposals to grade pave and curb Larimer avenue from Shetland street to Orphan street. The contract will be let per state and city laws with costs assessed under state street and sewers provisions. Ordinance recorded October 27 1800 with mayoral approval October 30 1800.
Ordinance For Street Work From Highland To Negley
City councils authorize advertisement and contract for grading paving and curbing the street from Highland avenue to Negley avenue. The measure cites state law procedures and dates in 1880s Pittsburgh and is approved by the mayor. Administrative figures include Clerk George Booth and Mayor H J Gurley with official attestation in October 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Street
Soho
Center Avenue
Pittsburg
Belect
Soho Street
Heed Street
Breckenridge Street
Hreckenridge Street
P. Ford
Select Council
George Booth
G. L. Holliday
Common Council
E. J. Martin
A. H
Sourley
Rego Ee
Ward street paving and curbing ordinance approval 1890
The ordinance authorizes grading paving and curbing Ward street from Bates street to McKee place with a contract let under state act provisions. It cites assessment methods and conflicts with existing ordinances, signed by city officials on October 27 1890 and recorded October 30 1890.
Ordinance for Craig Street paving and grading approved
City of Pittsburg imposes grading paving and curbing on Craig Street from Center avenue to the Aspinwall property line. Contract to be let under 1889 Pennsylvania street acts. Costs to be assessed under second class city street act. Enacted October 27 150. Mayor Gourley approves October 9 1800. Recorded October 30 1800.
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Nordinanue
Carver Street
St. Andrews Street
Larimer Avenue
Pittabnre
Department of Public Works
Commonwealth of
H. P. FO
Arnest
George Booth
Geo. L. Holliday
RE. J. Martin
R. H. J. Gourley
Bert Ostermailer
A. D. Papo
Cabinet Alley
Main Street
Canse
Pictsburg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Canoe Alley
A. D
H. P. Ford
Select Council
Geo. Booth
Common Council
E. J. Martin
Highland Avenue
Negrey Avenue
Permai
H. J. Guurley
Robert
Bates Street
McKee Place
Ward Street
McKes Place
HR. I. Guurley
Robert Oster Maier
A. D. Isau
Craig Street
Center Avenue
Selvet
Craig Greet
Canter Avenue
Aspinwall
Connells
Geo. J. Holliday
Woolalaver Alley
Friendship Avenue
Conall
Select Counel
Geo, Booth
Counci
GSO
H. J. Gourley
Bert Ostermaier
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Mornees
D. Jarne
Homewood Avenue
Freshyterian Charet
W.5. Bowwan
St. Peter's P. E
Corner Grant and
Diamond Streets
W. RB. Pumas
East Exp
Cuertran
Cmon
Alder
Ae Ra
T. D. Butler
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Gran Street
Nevin Woodwide
T. Roberts
Wales
First Congregational Church
Curist Lutheran Church
Broad Street
Sheridan Avenue
E. E
Hiram J. Kutler
Grant Street
Edmund Belfour
D. D. Astrarras Caveen
Mellon Bank
J. G. Townsend
D. D
D. W. Morehouse
New York City
Shadyside Presbyterian Church
Richard 8. Holmes
Sixth Avenue
Young People's Bible
Lawrenceville Presbyterian Church
Thirty-ninth Street
Butler Street
A. FE. Linnpastor
Followers of God
Third Presbyterian Church
Grace Erformed Church
Her
John H. Progh
Haves M. E. Caveen
Duquesne Heights
U. P. Cauron
Seventeenth Street
T. D. Turner
Marcus Stevenson
Tobermore
Ireland
Kirkwood Street
East Liberty
H. W. McKnight
D.D
Pennsylvania College
G. LL Hamm
Founth Preservent
Crence
Eveline Street
Liberty Avenue
East End
Wm P. Shem
Iter
Christ and the Scribes
Society of Christian Endeavor
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Wylie Avenue
Congress Street
J.B. Koehne
Bhady Avenue
Barthist Church
W. A. Stanton
Mr. Whitmarsh
Philade
Enceavor Society
Fatra
Pattison
Cleveland
Stylien
Pancers & Jorus
Fifth Ave
Second Presbyterian Church
Seventh Street
J. R. Sutherland
Allegheny Churches
North Avenue M. E
T. J. Leak
H. W. Kcksient
Gettysburg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Stockton Avenue
Arch Street
Allegeny
Yue First Presbyterian Church
Davia
Kennedy
W. J. Holland
Young Men’s Bible School
Young People’s Meeting
MR. Houghwout Howe
Arkansaw
Panama Canal
Divide
Merriam
Ft. Logan
Grant
Indus
Wolff
Wolff Lph
Philadelphia
Dak
Reas
Eel
the Duober Hampden
Itl Hmeney
Time Keepers
Dusber
GaSe Mfg. CO. Cantor
J. van Dyck
Dr. van Dyck
DR. J. van Dyck
Prouten Bergeen
Pittaburg
Duncan Street
Fifty-second Street
McCandress Street
Anid City
Unean Street
Second Street
McCandless Street
Acta of Assembly
H. L Gourley
Qster Maier
Shetland
Orphan Street
Shetland Street
Arecree
H. I. Gourley
Robt
Ostermaier
NON
Rhana
Penn Ave
Ag Reba
Wien
Ieee
Hiscox
Broadway
Medical
Whittier
Penns Avenue
Pittsbu Ku
Pittburg
Whittieh
Sir Penn Avenue
Pittsburg, Pa
West
Emil G. Stucky
Peona
Seis Wylie
Fulton St
Paeyts-al-Trssan
Electric Best
Mt Hove
Sanden Eleoctric
K- Lake
M. RC
Lake
Cor
Ith St
Paget
Wood
Sphodine
Pipatieaie
Ge Ceremical Co
Sr Eeeruae Oem
Puishers Son
Dismond
Uy Joseph Fieming
WiLcox
Wilcox Specific CO
Richard H. Beck Lockpart
Vig
Adiisess Nerve Jean.Co
Aizio
Joseph Fleming & Son
Market St
the Marston CO
Park Price
New
Forsocl
Adare Nerer
Adderas Lion Drug CO
Hatsio
JOS, Fleming & Son
Erie Medical CO
FHOF
H.S
Igen
PSS Chemical CO
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