Street sermon on faith and end times at City Hall steps
Rev. Mr. Martin of the Evangelical Mission Society preached from City Hall steps, urging increased faith and preparation for death. Notables in attendance included Hon. Thomas M. Marshall, Rev. Morgan M. Sheedy, and Rev. W. H. McMillan as pedestrians listened amid city bustle.
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Federal
Ohio
Allegheny
City Hall
Mr. Martin
Evangelical Mission Society
Chief Murphy
Thomas M. Marshall
Morgan M. Sheedy
W. H. McMillan
Martin
Monongahela
Dark Skies of Life Interpreted by Rev. Donehoo Sermon
Providence guides believers in tight places from Acts 12 4. Rev E K Donehoo notes darkness in life, urges steadfast faith, cites Peter’s imprisonment and divine deliverance by angelic aid as modern reassurance.
Great Need of Faith Sermon Highlights Trust in God
Pastor S T Mitchell preached on Lord Increase Our Faith from Luke 17 5 6 arguing man is a religious animal who seeks a power beyond himself and prays across ages. He defined faith as the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things unseen noting faith varies by degree but is self demonstrative. He cited Apostles prayer and poets to stress the church’s need for stronger faith.
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E. K. Donehoo
Eighth Presbyterian Church
Peter
Jerusalem
S. T. Mitchell
D. D
Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Calertige
Ey Rey
Tennyson
It Is Finished Sermon at Fifth Avenue M E Church
Rev R B Mansell delivered a sermon at the Fifth Avenue M E Church titled It Is Finished. He proclaimed the grand poem of redemption and the crucifixion sacrifice as complete with humanity to apply the blood personally, noting Christ’s life as a living picture of godlike principles and a divine seal.
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RB. Mansell
Serson
Fifth Avenue M. FE
Jesus
Christ
Miracles Debate at Second Presbyterian Church
Dr. Sutherland spoke on Are miracles possible today at the Second Presbyterian Church. He said miracles are discredited yet Christ is the greatest miracle and argued God’s resources are not limited for aiding the world. He cited Mr. Miller’s orphanage at Ashley Down as an illustration of answered prayer.
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Sutherland
Second Presbyterian Church
Johnix
Chhirist
Christ
Miller
Ashley Down
Gardant Eden Subject in Rev Whitelead Lecture
Rev John Whitelead delivered third lecture on the Sacred Scriptures at the New Jerusalem Church Alerhony. His topic was the Garden of Eden and he argued the literal view of the subject is untenable.
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John Whitelead
New Jerusalem
Alerhony
Garden of Eden
Bishops Address Ladies Auxiliary Meeting at Trinity Church
Old Trinity Church hosted the annual meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Board of Home Missions with Bishop Talbot of Wyoming and Bishop Garrett of Texas delivering mission focused addresses. The diocese spans 100000 square miles, now with 9000 miles of railroad, 53 churches, and 17 clergymen as support grows. A children's mission gathering preceded the evening program, and a large offering was raised for frontier work. A 2:30 pm session featured additional talks by the frontier bishops and notes on church growth.
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Ladies' Auxiliary
Far West
Pittsburg
Old Trinity
Board of Home Missions
Eld
Talbot
Wyoming
Garrett
Texas
North Texas
America
What Christ Could Not Do
A Thirty third Street AL E Church sermon by Rev. J. E. Williams cites Mark 15 31 to argue what Jesus could not do on earth and now. He says Christ could not deny himself lie or deceive nor work miracles where sin prevailed nor coerce belief. The preacher claims worldly critics and scientists miss the crucifixion meaning and that Christ must become man to redeem humanity.
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Thirty-third Street
AL E
J. E. Williams
Jesus
Rev. Williams
Christ
Anbeller
The Ethics of Betting Sermon Prelude
Dr. W. F. Oldham spoke on betting ethics arguing it is immoral for wealth gained without exchange and unchristian as God’s steward. He cautioned against exploiting others, urged restraint, and condemned the betting feature as a blot on a clean campaign while noting full election returns in Wednesday’s Dispatch.
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W. F. Oldham
Allan
Colored Lad Loses At Crap and Seeks Return of Winnings
Three Wheeling men Willis Waves and Pollock arrived with the Republican Escort Club to a parade. While waiting for a train they played craps at the Central Hotel. A colored claimant cried murder when he lost $18. Detective Demmel ruled the loss fair and no recovery.
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Wheeling
Willis
Waves
Pollock
Central Hotel
Demmel
Korrest
Weather Signals Describe High and Low Pressure Movements
The fragment explains weather patterns with high and low pressure systems. It notes waves moving eastward across the country, with high winds and rain or snow ahead of a low, followed by cooler temperatures and clearing skies after the low passes east.
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Weratnza Conorrions
South Dakota
Lake Superior
Pierre
Rapid City
Middle Atlantic
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi
Missouri
Nasonic
Upper Lakes
Labor alliance forms in Pittsburg with 21 member executive board
The Citizens' Industrial Alliance met at Jane Street Turner Hall with delegates from Washington Allegheny and Westmoreland counties. An executive board of 21 was elected to run the organization which aims to unite wage earners and back approved candidates in city county and state races.
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Citizens’ Industrial Alliance
Jane Street Turner Hall
Washington
Allegheny
Westmoreland
Pittsburg
C. V. Arbogast
T. J. Conboy
S&s N. McCarthy
Val Kemmal
George Fleet
Berkley’s
South Tenth
Bingham Streets
American Flint Ghosts
Homstead
Fire losses sweep multiple cities citing insured sums
The record notes major blazes across Chadron Philadelphia East Boston and Brooklyn with losses totaling millions. Buildings and industries suffer fire damage up to 156000 in insurance cover gaps as workers lose jobs and homes in the Columbus street blaze. Insurance is cited as low due to high district risk.
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Chadron
Nebh
Congregational Academy
Harre
Galveston
Philadelphiaa
Hammer and Edge Tool Works
Fayette
Boston
J. B. Robinson &Co
St. Murray
Towle & Foster
Graham & Cameron
H. Drake & Son
MacHugo & Snow
Brooklyn
Columbus Street
Tiffany Price
Walther & Co
Hobbs & Co
Sperry & Beales
I Warner
Tio Hites
John Morton
Jones Dearing
M. Stupes
William Miller
Kayten Cannello
William Jeremiah
Fred C. Price & Co
Walther & |R
Allegheny arrests in late weekend incidents
David McKer William Harvey and David Hayes are in the Allegheny lockup charged with raising a row in the Death Motel. James Ronixsox and Hugh Confine were arrested in the West End for fighting on the sidewalk before St James Church. H Mrens paid a $5 fine for throwing a torch at Patrolman Alexander on Aladison avenue. Moritz Camr and Mary Davis of Pike street were held over after being charged with attempting to steal a $150 sealskin coat from Boggs inki stores.
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David McKer
William Harvey
David Hayes
Allegheny
Death Motel
James Ronixsox
Hugh Confine
West End
St. James’ Church
H. Mrens
Alexander
Aladison Avenue
Alderman McKelvy
Mortiz Camr
Mary Davis
Pike Street
Boggs Inki
Minor injuries from skylight fall and arm fracture incident
Thomas Bank ten years old fell through a skylight at 11 Ninth street yesterday morning but sustained only minor injuries. Keck, aged nine, fell from a play war on South Twenty-third street yesterday afternoon, fracturing his left arm and injuring himself further. The Minerva Club of Allegheny plans to receive election returns tomorrow evening at 49 Chestnut street with stereopticon display for public viewing.
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Thomas Bank
Ninth Street
Keck
Itn
South Twenty-third Street
Minerva Club
Allegheny
Chestnut Street
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