Address on Parochial Methods Highlights Dissent Over Church Organization
In Boston a Episcopal Congress heard Dr G W Shinn press old and new parochial methods. Rev E W Bradley argued against excessive organization and social clubs driving spiritual work, urging simplicity and personal work to avoid secular entanglements. Rev Lindes defended modern methods, urging discrimination and retention of personal preaching elements. Rev H T Jones supported current parochial practices and broader consecration to God.
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Boston
Episcopal Congress
G. W. Shinn
Newton, Manes
E W. Bradley
Brooklyn
Christ
Rome
Satan
Bradley
Langdon Stewardson
Worcester Mase
Stewardson
ES. Lindes
New Haven
Henry T. Jones
Wilkesbarre
Lindes
Missionary W Lawton Mellichampe Organizes City Churches
The North Carolina born Rev. W Lawton Mellichampe spoke with notable success and organized in large city churches, contrasting with unorganized work of smaller parishes.
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W. Lawton Mellichampe
North Carolina
Sharon church dispute spills into wider secret society tensions
A conflict at Sharon Presbyterian Church tied to an Odd Fellows lodge, involving elder Jacob Seafler and member D A Weigle, sparked ecclesiastical maneuvering from Session to Presbytery. Critics claim a whitewash while others fear secular court action and broader social demoralization from gas discoveries.
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Sharon
Synod
General Assembly
Seafler
LE Ecclesiastic
Mercer
Weigle
Moon Township
Stevenson
Sonate
Christian Fellowship
Grange
Messrs. Seafler and
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Courts decide December term as liquor licenses at stake
The article discusses which court will handle the December term of Quarter Sessions and who will preside over License Court. It weighs possibilities for Judges Kennedy, Porter, McClung, White, Ewing, Magee, Stowe and Collier, and notes a Philadelphia style license system may be adopted. It notes a $1000 license fee next year could push out smaller saloonkeepers and that Christy may be sidelined depending on the judge.
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Kennedy
Porter
No. 3
Ewing
No. 2
No. 1
White
Magee
B.C. Christy
Philadelphia
Stowe and Slagle
Stowe
Collier
Christy
Quaker City
Mr. Christy
Its Excellent Qualities Sanitas Cleansing Tonic
A public notice extols a cleansing tonic for the kidneys liver and bowels claiming to purify the system and promote health and comfort for users. The ad presents strong endorsements without specific dates or figures.
Resolutions on John N. Straub Death Adopted by Brewers
At a Brewers Association of Allegheny County meeting the members adopted a memorial for their oldest member John N. Straub. They express deep sorrow, resolve to attend his interment in a body, and to transmit the notice to his family.
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Brewers’ Association of
Allegheny County
John N. Straub
hisSallow
Edward J. Frauenhed
Samuel J. Wainwright, JR
F. Kluss May
Jons G. Walther
True Economy Merchants At Lynch's Market Street Store
Winter brings a wide new stock at Lynch's 438 440 Market Street. Purchasers praise the extensive French and American dress goods, Beplaids, cashmeres, and Henrietta fabrics. The tin department features natural wool and camel’s hair under low prices. New cheviot cloths, fur trimmed sacques, plush coats, and children’s wraps join blankets and woolens at bottom prices.
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H.J. Lynch
Market Street
Lynch
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Trimmed hats and bonnets sale at Jos Horxz Co
To Day and To Morrow sales offer trimmed hats and bonnets at reduced prices. Hats marked down from 10 to 8 dollars and from 15 to 10 dollars and from 18 to 10 dollars. Jos Horxz & Co. Penn Avenue Stores.
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Ees
Jos, Horxz & Co
Penn Avenue
Jos. Horne & Co
Farmers' Deposit National Ban Vaults Open to Public
The bank invites the public to call and inspect new safe deposit vaults. Information covers renting boxes and depositing valuables.
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Farmers’ Deposit
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Bocas & Bua Opens Second Floor Upholstery Dept
A fragment notes Bocas & Bua inviting shoppers to a new crepe and upholstery display on the second floor with evening shades mentioned.
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B.& B. Be Yard
Bocas & Bua
Great Bargain Sale of Garments at Horne’s First Floor
Jos Horne & Co offers today and tomorrow a bargain sale of large cloakroom garments on the first floor. Savvy shoppers may find substantial discounts on coats and wraps showcased in a temporary display.
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Scribner’s Magazine
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Thomas Bailey Aldrich
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Peter Bragg
Bostontan
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Louisa ImocEes Cones
Howanp Priz
Henry van Dyke
Howard Pyle
F. Hophkinso Smith
Sarah Jewett
Herbert Denman
France
John Heard, JR
L. Marchetti
Soete A. Ribbard
Turis
Andrew Johnson
Washington Allston, Pier
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Nicaragua
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Chicago
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SBIA
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