Faith Monopoly Healer Factions Face Off at Warnette Hall
Rev John Alex Dowie leader of the International Divine Healing Association attacks A B Simpson and John Morrow accusing them of coaxing false testimonies. Dowie claims divine power cures all while warning of calamities and pestilence as he cites cures of Cancer and other ailments by faith at Carnegie Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alex. Dowie
Warnette Hall
International Divine Healing Association
A. B. Simpson
Christian Alliance
John Morrow
Bethany Mome
Mr. Dowie
Father Mollinger
Dowie
Anthony
Simpson
Christ
Carnegie Mall
Blaine
Man files criminal libel suit against Leader editors
Andrew McGlumphrey of the Ninth er sues WT Nevin and James YNetil of the Leader before Alderman Denovan. He alleges a published list in the past week wrongly claimed he was convicted of larceny and receiving stolen goods under Judge Porter’s term. McGlumphrey denies any such conviction in this or any county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew McGlumphrey
WT. W. Nevin
James Ynetil
Leader
Alderman Denovan
McGlumpher
Pper
Allegheny County
Joedge Porter
McGimphey
Police Bureau Plans Second Round of Inspector Transfers
The second relocation of superior officers will move Inspector Silvis from the East End to the Southside. Inspector McKelvey will transfer from the Southside to the downtown district, Inspector Whitehouse returns from downtown to the East End. Superintendent Weir aims to rotate officers to familiarize them with all city areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Silvis
East End
Southside
McKelvey
Whitehouse
Weir
Miners Convene for Talks on Strike Settlement
The Pittsburgh district miners plan a key meeting on November 3 at 10 AM in the Knights of Labor hall to discuss a possible settlement and relaunch plans. President Costello and officials deny Findlayville work stoppage claims as delegates head toward the convention amid election duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pindleyville
Costello
Pitwsburg
K. of L
Third Avenue
Findeyville
Joss CosTetino
Michael McQuain
Rae
Ohio
Bloutheen Clay Production and Southern Progress noted
J Harris president of the Carolina Clay Company discusses clay quality and North Carolina kaolin potential. He highlights southernization, Duquesne ties, and a favorable climate for health travel while noting Vanderbilt's big projects and local politics showing a stagnant election scene with no fall ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harris
Carolina Clay Company
Duquesne
Asheville
N.C
Harris
Denver
Aville
South
Dennis
New York
America
George Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
North Carolina
Sr. Haris Io
Seepailigan
Tak Ti
South Carolina
Flower's Early Life Revealed by Schoolmate
A New York schoolmate of Roswell P. Flower recalls his youth. Flower, poor but ambitious, started as a grocery clerk, rose to banking, then gained social standing and met his future wife at a wealthy New York family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Fogarty
New York
Anderson
Roswell P. Flower
Empire State
Ross’ Flower
Ross
Flower
Public report on Cottage State Hospital management
James B. Scott of the State Board of Charities released a committee report on Cottage State Hospital in Connellsville. It notes no flagrant mismanagement but uncovers disrepair, unused tent rooms, missed monthly meetings, and friction among officials. recommends a change of superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage State Hospital
Connellsville
James B. Scott
State Board of Charities
Ecuukees ii
Quay and Shapley Plan Libel Suits Over Kerr Threats
Senator Quay and Philadelphia attorney Rufus Shapley met to map legal action against Democratic State Chairman Kerr over libel and the Bardsley certificate. A warrant for Kerr’s arrest on libel and conspiracy charges was expected to be issued. further suits were anticipated. Shapley traveled to Beaver to confer with Quay as plans moved forward despite ongoing court progress. The piece also notes looming constitutional convention and mixed partisan interest ahead of elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Quay
Rufus Shapley
Kerr
Beaver
Rofus Shapley
Philadelphia
Quay
Berr
Shapley
D. A. Graham
McKean
Dnnesne
Major Montooth
Tam
Quiet Sunday as Ward Politicians See Campaign Near End
Ward politicians worked in quiet, with leaders staying home amid the Republican headquarters bustle. Sheriff McCleary led GOP efforts after Chairman Gripp’s death, claiming the race was nearly settled and detailing expected vote-cutting strategies amid hopes for a strong party showing in Allegheny and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff McCleary
Gripp
Tuy
Salt
Tenage
Fetterman
Fettermans
Signs of Good Order at Halloween Police Hearings
Police magistrates reported a light docket after Halloween with few workhouse sentences. At Central station eight cases, all workhouse terms totaling 30 days, plus minor fines for disorder in Hill Street, Bedford Avenue, and Daisy Moore's house. Other wards saw similarly small dockets with brief sanctions and one 90 day workhouse term for insults. Minor assaults and drunkenness filled remaining cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Hyndman
Central Station
Edward
Emma Breen
Hill Street
John Carrol
Thomas Irwin
Marion Swain
Ed Case
Dale Lenkard
Mary Mulherron
Claremont
Sigand
Daisy Moore
Bedford Avenue
Twenty-eighth Ward
Edwin Bishop
Hagerling
South Twenty Th Street
Nineteenth Ward
Stephen Collins
Beacon Ay
Drowned Man Found at Walnut Street Shore
A man about 38, tall and 200 pounds, with fair hair and a dark mustache, was recovered from the river at Walnut street Allegheny. He bore indigo ink with the name Pat Jennings on his left arm and shirt, had a missing right arm, wore new dark blue clothes, and carried a gold watch two dollars a ticket to Oakdale and keys. Henry Schuete removed him to Ohio street undertaking rooms. The coroner will hold an inquest at 10 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Allegheny
Henry Schuete
Ohio Street
Pat Jennings
Oakdale
Duquesne Line Cuts Pennsylvanian Rail Passengers
The Wilkinsburg branch of the Duquesne electric line, now operating regularly, sharply reduces local Pennsylvanian Railroad fare. Wilkinsburg Braddock church trains were nearly empty while the electric line carried many passengers to the city. The street railway’s added traffic brought the line close to weekday business levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne
Wilkinsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Braddock
Government orders screw from California steel works
The Thirty second Street Carbon Iron and Steel Works produced a massive lathe screw on Saturday for California government machine shops. The screw measured 73 feet or 64 inches square and weighed one pound. It was molded in a single 20 inch ingot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-second Street Carbon Iron and Steel Works
California
Captain Mercer arrests Mrs Kate Ben der on disorderly house charge
Captain Mercer arrested Mrs Kate Ben der yesterday morning and confined her at the Nineteenth ward station on a charge of keeping a disorderly house located on Iranks town avenue near Station street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Mercer
Kate Bender
Nineteenth Ward
Iranks Town Avenue
Station Street
Confusion Over Allegheny Reform Probers and Plotting
Detectives reportedly shadow reform leaders as battles rage among Allegheny factions over affidavits and witness fees. Auditors and citizens’ groups clash while Mayor Wyman and Chief Murphy face unfolding controversy amid fear of impeachment moves and public outrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Wyman
Murphy
Teesios
Koerner
Braun
Ehlers
Department of Public Works
Mr. McKirdy
Philadelphia
Beauty at Union Station Sparks Attention and Scandal
A 19 year old woman of striking beauty at Union Station last night was described as insane. A male relative, named James Wilkinson, planned to take her to Buffalo where she resides. The pair left on the Valley Road. she reportedly started loud pleas and unwelcome advances, while her companion tried to calm her. The woman’s exact identity could not be confirmed, though she is said to come from a wealthy Buffalo family and had been visiting the West, where her mind reportedly snapped temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Bethany
Pitesburg
Siateee
Steepeon
Carnegie Hall
Pitteborg
Fguchter
Morrow
Washington County
Simpson
Union Station
Buffalo
West
James Wilkinson
Valley Road
Wedding announcement for Miss Mame O Loughlin and W Le Bigley
Cards announce the wedding of Miss Mame O Loughlin daughter of M O Loughlin of Forty sixth street and W Le Bigley a well known young business man this day to be solemnized at St Mary s church Forty sixth street on November at 8 50 o clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame O'Loughlin
M. O'Loughlin
Forty-sixth Street
W. le Bigley
St Mary's Thareh
Keeley Cure Sermon Advocates Salvation From Intemperance
Rev J T McCrory of the Third U P Church argues the Keeley cure can end the drink craving in 30 days and urges church members to support treatment, warning alcohol causes vice and ruin while praising science and divine guidance in overcoming addiction. He condemns public disease centers and stresses church duty to aid reformation and salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McCrory
U.P. Church
Keeley
Kingdom of Heaven
Keeley Institution
Dr. Keeley
Keely
Ss Sa
All Saints and All Souls Observed Across Pittsburg Diocese
All Saints Day was observed in the Pittsburg diocese with Sharpsburg’s St Marys congregation leading a solemn procession to the cemetery on a hilltop site. All Souls Day services will be held diocesan wide with pontifical mass at the Cathedral by Bishop Phelan and other special masses in churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
St. Mary’s
Sharpsburg
Phelan
Lilliputians Disband Rumors Rise After Rough Tour
Hard luck besets the Lilliputian Company as salaries stall on the road. Several members threaten to quit unless back pay arrives in Pittsburg. Major Potter retires and departs with friends. An attorney collects 31 of about 300 owed, the troupe moves toward Chicago hoping to recover fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilliputians
Lilliputian
Pittsburg
Fe Neecom
New York
Potter
Chi
Chicagh
Hucus & Hackle Garments Offer Value Line
The store promotes choice quality and large assortments with complete size ranges at low prices. 25-inch jackets in SEAL at 125 to 185, previously 185 to 225. SEAL SACQUES offered sparingly at reduced rates. A special 50-inch wide WOOL CHEVIOTS listed at 50c per yard, a notable drop from regular dollar pricing. Corner Fifth Ave and Market St.
Unique Song Service at Grace Reformed Church
The second Sunday night concert at Grace Reformed Church Grant and Webster streets drew a large crowd. Pastor Rev. John H. Progh led a program chosen from morning hymn requests with preface notes. A quartet Horner Ramsey Corle a duet by Corle and Progh served, and next week promises a Frickie Horner duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
Grant and
Webster Streets
John H. Progh
Messrs Horner
Ramsey
Corle
Messrs. and
E.N. Progh
Juvenile in Street Assault Case at Butler Street
Peter Wetzel, 15, faces police custody after an incident near Butler Street. Wetzel says he was struck by a crew of masked youths and pushed Joseph Herron, who struck his head on a curb causing a deep gash. Herron was taken to West Penn Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wetzel
Seventeenth Ward
Joseph Herron
Wetzel
Butler Stree Sant
Thirey Rix
Herron
West Penn Hospital
Tonor
Farmers' Deposit Bank Announces New Safe Deposit Vault
The Farmers' Deposit National Bank invites the public to call and inspect the new safe deposit vault. Information about renting boxes and depositing valuables is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Uwf
Big Lot Dress Goods Open at Unbeatable Prices
A sale offers hundreds of dress fabrics at reduced rates. 44 inch wool plaids and 44 inch all wool stripes sell at 45 cents a yard. Gray diagonal cheviot and additional 44 inch wool plaids feature strong bargains with large selections in varied colors.
Immense Dress Goods Stock Attracts Shoppers To SoCa Yard
A historic yard sale displays 100 pieces wide all wool Suntings in many styles and colors, 30 pieces 42 inch tufted spot Suitings, 18 Zigzag Cheverons, 25 Camel’s Hair Suitings, and 28 Cheviot Suitings. Prices range from 75 to 85 cents a yard with regular $1 and higher quality goods noted. Many pieces in finer grades and popular shades advertised to lure buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soca Yard
New York
Silk department highlights extensive silk selections
The Silk department touts unmatched variety and prices across the East West North and South. Notable offers include 25 shades of round cord Faille Francaise at 75c a yard and Crystal Bengaline at 25 a yard. Black silks include 24 inch Gros Grains at 60c, Faille Francaise at 1, Satin Rhadames at 50c, and 26 inch Sarah Silks from 1. Elegant Brocades feature latest colors from 2 a yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faille Francaise
Sarah
Flannels Marked Down At Big Department Store
The Flannel Department announces price reductions on many lines. Camel's Hair Suitings drop from 15c to 12 of a yard, Country Flannels from 25c to 23c, Twisted and Plain White and Scarlet Flannels from 16c to 25c, Striped French Flannels from 75c to 374c, Novelty and Wrapper Flannels from 45c to ift a yard, and printed French Wrapper Flannels from 85c to 50c. Large selection remains available with crowd-attracting bargains.
Grand Cloak Room offers new reefer coats and bargains
The store promotes a large cloak room lineup with double breasted Cheviot reefers from 10 to 25 dollars and high end jackets in black and mink. Other items include long cloth coats plushes sealskins and children’s wear. A sale features 25 000 yards of ribbons at half price and invites customers to visit early.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Faith Monopoly
Europe
Asia
Atoes
Orst
Katy Camerson
Shaner
Jemael D. Hoor
Haley
Bloutheen
Asheville, N.C
Advertiser
Dispatca
Smithfield Street
Red
Brennen
Straighouts
Dunn
Sunday IN Politics
A. H. Rowand
Ate McKenna
Twelfth Ward
John O'Day
Penn Avenue
Peter MacDonougl
Eagle's Nest
Twentieth Street
Edward Eeney
John Hawthorn
George Shaner
Fourteenth Ward
Harney Ward
Martin McClain
Patrick Welsh
Joshua Armstrong
Garram
John Holman
Troy Hil
Samuel McFadden
South Diamond Street
Reform Association
Aginet Wyman
McKirdy
Citizens’ Organization
al Souls
Hucus & Hackle
Alaska
Fifth Ave
Market St
E. P. Roberts & Sons
Market
Jos. Horne
Jalil
Charles L. Rose
Pat
JOS. Horne & CO
Penn Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!