Twenty-Fourth Joint YMCA Session in Pittsburg and Allegheny
The Young Men's Christian Association held its twenty fourth annual meeting in two sections at First Presbyterian Church Pittsburg and Second United Presbyterian Church Allegheny. Growth and outreach were highlighted with reports from President and directors, noting international work in Japan China and India, state chapters, and new branches planned for Southside and Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Pittsburg
First Presbyterian Church
Second United Presbyterian Church
Allegheny
A. H. Norcross
Oliver J. Thatcher
Pitwcure
Jason
JF. Robport
Benjamin Thaw
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Men's Christan Association
Japan
China
India
Tokie
Paris
Grid
Geneva
Switzer- Jarl
International Committee
New York City
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Taggart
Pear
Haring
Dong
Ann Oderes
Tokyo
Danville
Indian Industrial School
Carlisle
Deleestes
Hay Rae
Old City Hall
Peaton
Minet Bership
North Avenue
Denny
Cymnasium
Peongyenweea
East End
Liberty Hall
Southside
Manchester
Nwo
Orr
J. L. Griggs
Stockton Avenue
Sandusky Street
Thomas J. Gillespie
William R. Cowl
Gillespie
Dr. C. White
St. Andrew's P. E. Church
Allegheny Y M C A Meeting Praises Work And Urges Expansion
A large Allegheny gathering at Second United Presbyterian Church reviewed the Y M C A work and urged broader public understanding. Rev Dr White and Rev Dr McMillan stressed strong character, unity, and extending effort to engage working classes and rural youth in city ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McMillan
Tor
Second United Presbyterian Church
White
Eee
Dr. McMillan
Packers to raise prices on canned meats and lard
Kansas City authorities announce immediate price increases due to higher tin plate costs. Canned meats will rise and tinned lard goes up by percent per pound, following Chicago firms. Embroidered flannels advertised to attract new customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Fought Their Way to Liberty Seven Escape Missouri Jail
Seven desperates Negro prisoners escape the county jail in Kansas City after Green Reed strikes jailor O Hara, Peter Jackson seizes revolver, Edward Pendleton takes the keys. Five recaptured within two hours. Reed Pendleton still at large. guard Andy O Hara seriously injured but to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Green Reed
O'Hara
Peter Jackson
Edward Pendleton
Missouri Pacific
Richard Pendleton
Andy O'Hara
Disowned by His Wife Over a Vote at the Polls
A Colerain township man, Peter Stiffler, voted the Republican ticket for Pattison at the polls. His wife confronted him on the ballot and declared she would never own him as a husband. He left home, weeping, and recounted the incident in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disratch
Reprorp
Peter Stiffler
Colerain Township
Stiffier
Pattison
Stiffler
Mrrs
Abe
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Allegheny
November 7 1890 to November 10 1890 notices list death ages and funeral details for Robert Barnes Joan Bavenr William Campbell Charles Lifassbinder John Flatly Mary A Golden Agatha Hamilton Josr Irwin Alexander Nimick Susannah Faussaight Mary Wallace and others with residences in Allegheny Southside and Wilkinsburg including addresses 76 Lake street 1915 Mary street 72 Mill Row 28 Fort street and church services at St Michael's North Avenue M E St Mary's of Mercy and Sewickley Cemetery with specific service times and interment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael's Church
Burns
J. Robertson
Oakland
Campbell
William Campbell
Rankin Station
Duquesne Forge
Monpar
Fassbinder
Charles Lifassbinder, JR
Washington Avenue
Allegheny
Finn
James Ora EN Fine
Crawford Street
John Flatly
Frankstown
Goff
Taylor Avenue
City
Mrlton B. Gorr
The
Western University
North Avenue
M. E
Sewickley Cemetery
Golden
Mary A
Patrick Golden
Moxpday
Mill Row
Ninth Ward
Hamilton
Wilkensburg
Gr. M
Agatha Mar
Frank
Ee E Hamilton
Hill and
Mill Streets
Wilkinsburg
Allegheny Cemetery
Irwin
Josr
Inwty
Sarah Irwin
Milton Irwin
Clinton Row
Southside
Monvay
Nimick
Stanford
Conn
Alexander Kennedy Nimick
William Kk. Nimick
D. G. Stewart
Fifth
Wilkins Ave
Susannah Faussaught
Edward Noyes
Forty-third Street
Wallace
Mary Wallace
Fort Street
St. Mary's of Mercy Church
Third Avenue
Are Lowest Prices for Ready Made Clothes
The ad promotes direct from woolen manufacturers pricing for mass buying. It claims nearly 100 workers ensure sufficient cloth, with lowest prices and small profit margins. It asserts reliability, quality, and value, highlighting $15 suits as standard to compete with $20 dealers. It also touts boys and children’s suits and invites customers to inspect selections.
Auction Silk Sale Opens Today at Center Counters
A grand auction sale opens this morning with silks offered separately from the regular department. Items include Black Rhadames and Surahs at 56c to 68c, Black Brocade Silks 65c and 85c, White-ground Plaids 50c, Damasse Indias 85c, Satin Duchesse Brocade 135, and Pure Silk Warp Crepe Indians 25c. Many pieces priced to attract ladies, with emphasis on spring layaways.
Silk Crepes and Brocade Silks Gallery Prices
All silk crepes at 85 cents and figured crepes at 1.50. Rich brocade crepe in cream at 6 dollars per yard. New French designs at 1.50 and elaborate brocade silks at 15 dollars a yard for evening dresses.
New Fashions In Garments At Unbeatable Prices
The advertisement touts Peau de Soie and Bengalines fabrics from $1 to $350 per yard, with blacks in staple and fancy weaves priced $150 to $250. It highlights new plaids Dress Goods and fur garments including Alaska Seal items, urging shoppers to visit Cloak Rooms for value and selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Bennett’s
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M. G A
Purves
EL C. Applegarth
Mr. Arth
Dr. Purves
Allegheny Meeting
U. P
Living Church
Christ
Horsford
Boces & Buvh
Hood
Lewys Campbell
Parkersburg
W. Va
N.B
C. LH & CO
Lowell
Mass
NEW York
Times Says
Misssouri
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Lim
Penn Avenue
J. B. Murdoch
John R. & A. Murdoch
Smithfield
Pittsburg LN LL
North America
William L Jones
Samuel R. Baldwin
Baldwin & Graham
Ninth Street
Jewelers
Wattles & Sheafer
Fifth Avenue
Telephone
Latimer
T. M. Latimer
Federal St
South
Allerheny, Pa
Wanamaker
Brown
Sixth St. and
Penn Ave
Wold.p
Gents’ Furnishing Department
Fifth Ave
Siamong
Sun
Wagner's
Wood ST
Fourth Avenue
Opening Entertainment
Ben Hur
Ovide Muslin
Hannibal A. Williams
Julius Cesar
Williama
Loudin's File Jubilee Singers
Redpath
Ella Chamberlain
Edward Hood
Mellor & Hoene
Music Grove
Fith Avenue
Pold
Fleishman & Co
Market St
Alaska
Birth Street
Herman Helm
Ellsworth Ave
nolGuwr
W. L. Douglas
W. LD
Eale
Orty- Emilereis
Dane
Fensi
TAF Ifn
Bogos& Buhl
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