Dissolution Trial Clouds Rochester Church Pastorate
The Presbytery debated dissolving Mr. Bausman’s pastorate at Rochester after a committee report. A substitute resolution urged allowing further time to resolve theological differences, with objections and support voiced by Kennedy McCallip Turner Fox Campbell and others. The section continued discussions and a reporter noted Bausman’s stance against Presbyterian Christology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Robinson
Bansman
Kennedy
Bans
Ever SB
McCormick
Mod
Pion
Bwokman
Sim
Turner
Fox
Campbell
McCallip
Ben
Hin
Bausman
Tuain
Bausmen
Married While Drunk Leads Woman to Seek Help
Annie Tinck aged 18 sought protection from the Anti Cruelty Society after a man named James Armstrong, colored, married her while she was intoxicated. She had claimed a different age, and feared perjury and coercion. Dorente of the society said steps would be taken to address the marriage and aid the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Tinck
Humane Society
James Armstrong
Annie Dinck
Dorente
Anti-Cruelty Society
Black
Oakland
Armstrong
Thomms Thomas
Thomas
Altheneh
Thomas House
Megan
Tragic Yesterday’s Accidents Reported
A Lake Erle train killed an unidentified man near Chartiers yesterday afternoon. A finger was amputated at a Southside planing mill, and a girl 7 was crushed by a wagon on South Seventh Street, feared fatally injured. Additional injuries included a worker burned by falling metal and a hand loss at Keretown Bridge Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesteniae
Daksovs
Lake Erle
Chartiers
Aternoon
Grenier
Schuerte & Co.s
Southside
Montin Miller
Charles Miller
Bingham Street
South Seventh Street
Orth
Oliver and Roberts
Wouron
Tom
Moorehead
McClene's Mill
William Gras
Carnes
Tris
Charlotte Street
Thittyditth Street
Police Shifts in Second District Readjusted
Chief Brown reassigns Lieutenants to districts. George Larder oversees Soho and Hazxel Woot, John Cramer the Oakland to Shady Avenue area at night, William Doncas covers the East End to city lines, with last night’s changes taking effect.
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Brown
Teylight
George Larder
Soho
Hazxelwoot
John Cramer
Oakland
Mule dispute ends in gunfire on Jones Avenue
Will Tester and Frank Bailey, both colored, quarreled on Jones Avenue near Twenty-third Street over a mule purchase. Bailey’s ear was bitten in the scuffle. Bailey fled. Taylor fired five shots at Bailey but none hit. Both men were arrested.
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Willite Tester
Frank Baelley
Jones
Twenty-girth Street
Taylor
Bailey
Bitter Democrats Move to Field Fall County Ticket
In a mass meeting at Lafayette Hall about 300 old-time Democrats launched a drive to nominate a full fall ticket via a 21-member committee. Colonel Moore led a sharp speech denouncing the ring and urging a straight Democratic ticket while parishioners demanded resignations from Brennan and Leary and called for antiring action.
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Allegheny County
Lafayette Hall
Colonel Moore
A. O'Brien
George H.keyser
W. H. Reed
Joseph T. Hunter
Robert Patterson
Arch. H. Rowland
Alfred Kerr
T. J. Keenan, Jr
John Becker
Captain John McDonnell
George C. Hess
William Walls
Martin Haller
AM. Barton
A. J. Kuhn
John Purman
P. M. Carr
C. A. O'Brien
Gilbert F. Mayer
Joseph Hays
John M. Jourke
Robert Fitzsimmons
Robert Holland
Robert Malone
Charles P. Wall
Lardin
Wienens
Sears i Ae
W.4. Brennan
Timothy Leary, Jr
Moore
Mr. Inter
Thomas Keenan, Sr
Prohibition Rally Opens in Twin Cities with St John Address
Ex Governor John P. St John spoke to about 500 at Silver Lake Grove launching the prohibition campaign in the twin cities. He argued ignorance fuels policy, staged figures on saloon costs, and urged a government to protect boys over dogs or buzzards, linking liberty to prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Silver Lake Grove
Twin Cities
John P. St. John
Kansans
George W. Chalfant
Park Avenue Presbyterian Church
George H. Garber
Thaddeus Steutzel
L. T. Yoder
John KR. Bush
Mr. Stevens
J. L. Laughlin
Robert Tamont
Robert Glass
George G. Walters
F. C. VandGorder
Finley Torrens
C. G. Elwood
G. Beam
Andrew Richmond
Lewis J. Fleming
Jacob Berry
Lewis Kable
Samuel Kelly
J. W. Houston
Dr. C. Irish
William T. In
Leagne
Allegheny County
Pennsylvania
Humane Society
Visiting Democrats Enjoy Pittsburg Hospitality and Rallies
About 1,500 convention attendees postponed departure to this morning after a Monongahela River boat ride for 800 visitors. Kerr, Ketler, Sells, and associates met district and county chairmen as Republicans gathered at local clubs and headquarters.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela River
Nrrity
Harrisburg
Kerr
Colonel Sells
Pottsville
Ketler
Stroudsburg
Monongahela House
W. J. Drennen
George S. McClellan Club
Lawrenceville
County Democracy
Randall Club
Charles T. Davis
Clairman Kerr
Randalla
Fatal Duquesne Traction accident claims a girl on Forbes street
Katie McCormick aged several years was fatally crushed when she fell from a market wagon on Forbes street in front of Duquesne Traction car No 3. Conductor James Beatty and trainee carman D F Culhane were arrested but released on bail. An inquest is set by the coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquesne
Chief Brown
Katie McCormick
gFo
Forbes Street
Moultrie Street
Duquesne Traction
Katie
No. 508
Otorman
James Beatty
D. F. Culhane
Central Station
Traction Company
Corset Closeout and Shoe Fit Ad at Liberty and Sixth
Local ad offers 1,000 dozen corsets to be closed out at J. C. C. P. Sommette and Gries, Allegheny. Experienced shoe fitting promises comfort at the Liberty and Sixth streets shop.
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J. C. C. P. Sommette
Goat
Gries
Allegheny
Dauy Baos
Liberty and
Sixth Streets
Extraordinary Low Death Rate and New Pittsburg Post Office Opening
Pittsburg sees a marked drop in deaths in September as the new post office at Fifth and Smithfield draws thousands. Trade booms in the southern Smithfield Street area while crowds shift from the old building. Builders and investors bid for the old post office site, with offers from 2000,000 to $200,000 cited. The old building will house federal offices until midsummer next year, with offices moving in stages as the new site nears completion. Open house draws 5,000 visitors to inspect the new arrangements and post office suites amid gifts and congratulations from prominent officials and figures.
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Pittsburg
Fifth and
Smithfield
Smithfield Street
Fifth Avenue
Colville
Sion
Congress
Postofice
United States Revenue
Warmcastle
Surveyor of Customs
Dravo
Tmaster
Penn Avenue
Garrison Avenue
United States Court
United States District Attorney
Visitors from Cincinnati at the Exposition in 1801
The Exposition drew about 4000 visitors from Cincinnati and beyond who enjoyed the show and the music by Cappa's Orchestra. French day featured La Delle France tunes with plans to repeat selections the next day. Friday is classical day with masterworks. Orphans from Episcopal and St. Paul institutions will attend on upcoming mornings. Royal Arcanum day is planned for October 8, with a large turnout. Only a little over two weeks remain of the Exposition.
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Cincinnati
Cappa
Episcopal Orphans’ Home
Penn Avenue
Fortieth Street
St. Paul's Orphan Asylum
Charimule
Royal Arcanum
Order
Alleged Abuse Case Placed at Humane Society_NOTICE
The Humane Society notified George Richardson of M5 Juniata Street Allegheny to care for his wife. Investigator Berryman says Richardson took $1.0 from his wife and gave it to the servant Mrs Richardson Silso, who claims her husband refused to explain and later beat her. She says he now spends money away from home and withholds proper care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Humane Society
George Richardson
Juniata Street
Allegheny
Berryman
Richardson
Richardson Silso
City Controller Morrow Accelerates Sinking Fund Investments
Controller Morrow reports rapid reduction of the city surplus via the sinking fund. By September 1 he had invested 150000 in city bonds and since then he invested an additional 200000 in September, completing the month’s total investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Cornells
Weather Forecast Notes A Warm Spell Expected
Yesterday reached a high of 76 with fair skies today. Southerly winds are forecast to lift temperatures, while a market observer predicts a mild winter ahead. The source describes a round, plump figure with hard, dry features as a sign of coming weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonion
New Pastor Named at St. Bridget's Church
Bishop Phelan appoints Rev. J. 5. Bigham to lead St. Bridget's Church. He will assume duties Sunday next, succeeding Father Jerome Kearney who served the church for over nine years before his death several months ago.
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Phelan
J. 5. Bigham
St. Bridget's Church
Jerome Kearney
September Death Toll Shows Rail Fatalities
September's death rate was unusually low despite heat. The total deaths reached 445 and included 28 people killed by railroads.
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Lastmouth
Debates on September 1800 Mortality Figures
The report notes seven deaths in September 1800, slightly higher than the current year, with 412 deaths in August. Last month’s deaths were not linked to a specific disease, diphtheria not rising enough to cause concern.
Close of the JV P Synod Sustains Wallace Appeal
The U P Synod at First U P Church Allegheny concluded sessions after discussing Rev J B Wallace from Lake Presbytery. Wallace’s supporters claim his removal would injure him. the vote sustained him, leaving his Jamestown pastorate in his hands. The body adjourned after routine business and planned August meetings at Conneaut Lake with an institute organized by several ministers.
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J. B. Wallace
Lake Presbytery
U. P. Synod
U.P. Cnurch
Allegheny
Wallace
Jamestown
Contina Ic
Conneaut Lake
Synod
Chautauquan Institute
N. E. Brown
H. If. Hervey
J. A. Bailey
D. G. Snodgrass
W. R. Wilson
EK. M. Schantz
Bella Dennis
John 5. McKee
J. J. Porter
J. C. Wilson
D. F. McGill
Carriage contest and city notes in Pittsburgh region items
The Amoskeag hearing likely to resume next week, a carriage washing contest for a $100 purse set for next week, Allegheny highway ordinances discussed, Dr Franxtix advocates charity care for married men, Hnows Bros issue settled with a bank check, found baby girl at Allegheny station, public safety exonerates Chief Jones and Loomis, Rev J R Miligan installed at Ninth U P church, Prreems inspects new branch line with four trains soon, district promises manufacturing sites and station sheds.
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Amoskeag
Beck
James McQuine
Alleheny Valley Railroad
Seventeenth Street
Allegheny Committee On Public Safety
Chief Jones
Elmer Loomis
J. R.d. Miliigan
U.P
Allegheny
J. Kyle
Ry. R. M. Parke
Mr. McMillan
Robert Prreams
Stewart Station
P. KR. BR
Murrysville
Train Wreck Kills Conductor Near Carrollton Station
A Big Four working train of twelve gravel cars and a caboose struck a handcar at Carrollton station six miles south of here tonight. Conductor Samuel Morris aged 24 of Mechanicsburg was killed instantly. seven crew members aboard the caboose were injured, several seriously. Section men attempted to move the handcar when the caboose collided smashing the car and gravel cars into it.
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Darrox
Oct
Carrollton Station
Here
Samuel Morris
Mechanicsburg
Eatien
Firemen's Disability Board approves James B Ellis benefits
The Firemen's Disability Board met in the Mayor's office and approved benefits for James B. Ellis of No 16 Company who was injured by a horse kick on September 7. The board reported a total balance of 1814 4ton hand with 151,078 in People's Savings Bank and 3,16371 in Safe Deposit and Trust Company. On Chief Browns motion, 1,400 from the latter sum is to be placed on interest to raise the interest bearing fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Ellis
No. 16 Company
People’s Savings Bank
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Brown
Ice Machine Maker Assigns After Breach Suits
The Arctic Ice Machine Manufacturing Company of Cleveland made an assignment today after iron shortages halted machine construction. January suits for breach of contract followed an extension from creditors, with liabilities said to exceed assets by about $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Arctic Ice Machine Manufacturing Company
Arrests and court actions recorded in Allegheny
Reports from Locust street to Carson street show multiple arrests and hearings. Pat Gordon and George Mackin face charges or suspicions, while Mrs Gordon and other defendants await trials or bonds. Embezzlement, perjury, assault and battery, and child abuse cases are noted with Aldermen and the Humane Society involved.
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Pat Axp
Elli Gordon
Locust Street
Allegheny
Brown
Mackin
Duartes Tooise
Rosa Witking
McMasters
Annie Doppel
Fred Loman
J. R. Loove
F. N. Lewis
Diamond Alley
Lewis
Lloyd
Shean
Jaurs Low
Idlewood
Beinhauer
John Meixner
Meixners
Juiia Kowalskie
Lebanon Street
Succop Instevening
O Brien
The
Humane Society
Pittsburg shows strong limb fabrication facilities and demand
Mr. F. B. Flanders of Gofftown New Hampshire visits Pittsburgh after traveling from Boston New York and Philadelphia to be fitted with artificial limbs. The Artificial Limb Co located at 09 Penn Avenue handles the fittings and production notes emphasize wide appreciation of local workmanship.
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Pittsburg
F. B. Flanders
Gofftown
N. H
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Artificial Imb Co
Penn Avenue
Safe deposit vaults at Farmers' Deposit National Bank
If you have valuables keep them safe in the banks vaults at 66 Fourth Avenue. The Farmers' Deposit National Bank offers security strong vaults perfect ventilation good light spacious coupon rooms and separate apartments for women. Boxes rented at 5 pounds and up ward.
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Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Fourth Avenue
Eight hour strike potential in Ohio Indiana and Illinois miners
The United Mine Workers weigh an eight hour strike across Ohio Indiana and Illinois. A General Executive Board member hinted at a Columbus meeting plan to order a brief stoppage this week as executives report to Pittsburgh. Local actions begin with crews in the Panhandle district and West Newton with operators resisting wage raises while arbitration arguments continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Andllinois
General Executive Board
Pittsburg
Columbus
National Executive Board
The
United Mine Workers
Rea
Tus Distatce
W. A. Carney
Federation of Labor
Rae
Henry Floershelm
Floersheim
West Newton
Yough
Scott Iuven
Pitesburg
Drauvo
Printers Strike Enters Second Day With Tense Talks
The printers strike, begun yesterday, grew tense as talks between employer spokesmen and firm heads failed to reach an agreement. About 200 printers and six to eight leaders arrived in the city to work where needed while others awaited developments, and hotels reported a humorous scramble to publish menu cards during the walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Sasociaion
Philadelphia
Uomen
Mr. Barnes
Diamond Street
Mr. McMillan
Wood Street
Pittsburg Printing Company
Monongahela House
Eichbaum & Co
Wetop
Elclhibaum & Co
Percy Smith
Tiomestead Scale Sets Haulage at 25 for Three Months
The Tiomestead scale was fixed at 25 for the next three months, matching the previous quarter and lower than early scale levels. A series of advances boosted tonnage workers pay by 6 to 24 percent in six months, with further increases planned, while sewer reductions followed. The agreement runs until July 1.
New Tin Plate Machinery Patent Narrows Labor Needs
Edwin B R Jones of Swissvale patents an improved Moorewood tinning pot that automates feeding and transporting plates through the process. The combined tinning and rust pot aims to produce four boxes of tinned or terne plate daily with no need for imported skilled labor. Jones notes minimal experience required beyond applying the tin or terne coating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin BR. Jones
Swissvale
Moorewood
Jones
Mr. Jones
Inspector Baker Leads Factories Condition Probe
Inspector Baker completes inspection of local factories and plans a full reef ore review with Mise O'Reilly last month. Chief Inspector Watchorn is expected to arrive here in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Mise O'Reilly
Watchorn
Moorhead Pros Wants Non-Union Heaters Now
Moorhead Pros and Co advertise for non union bar and plate iron heaters. Workers are needed immediately and wages are offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorhead Pros. & Co
Blaine Monon Gahela develops with large steel works site
A growing Blaine town on the Monon Gahela attracts major industrial investment. A large steel works nears completion and a vast safe and lock facility is under construction. Choice lots are selling daily and potential buyers are urged to inspect plans in person. Charles Somers & Co. offers price lists free tickets and full information at 120 Fourth Avenue four doors above Smithfield Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Monongahela
Charles Somers & Co
Fourth Avenue
Smithfield Street
Ladies Capes Jackets and Wraps for Fall and Winter
Hucus and Hacxe present new assortments of ladies capes jackets and wraps for fall and winter. A special line of medium weight jackets and reefers priced from five dollars to one dollar fifty each. A superior range of ladies Mackintoshes with new light and medium weight styles just received.
Fashionable Alaska Sealskin Jackets and Coats Displayed
A premium collection features Sable Mink Seal Astrachan Per sian Lamb Wool Seal Monkey and Krimmer fur garments. The display highlights jackets coats and wraps in Alaska sealskin with prices claimed to be the lowest for genuine reliable seal furs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Autumn Dress Goods For Storewide New Lines
This morning we add numerous new lines to our already large Dress Goods collection. Our roof covers a complete stack of handsome fabrics and a magnificent exhibition is on display. Do not delay your coming as stocks are full and choices are nearly limitless. We warrant our prices to be the lowest possible for goods of equal quality and style. The new goods will interest returning customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Keenan, Sr
Keyser
Allegheny County
John Huckestein
John R. Large
Moore
C. J. Magee
Pennsylvania
Cataline Quay
United States
Thar
Bardsley
Brennen
Harrisburg
Black Dress Goods Catalog Highlighted by Bedford Cords
Black goods feature a wide range of fabrics including Bedford cords plain and jacquarded, black jacquards on cashmere and serge, and the latest French and German novelties. Also shown are black cheviots English suittings broadcloths cashmeres and other black dress goods in varied styles inviting attention of buyers.
Silk color sale at $1.25 and $1.50 a yard
Advertises new shade line with prices 1.25 and 1.50 per yard. Promotes Black, Colored and Novelty Silks with attractive values across the full stock.
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Pecilios
Ring
C. L. Magee
Chris
Committee of Eighteen
Ehepublicansa
Hennefly
Chris Mager
Sre
Patterson
Leasure
Alcorn
O'Brien
Reardon
Ngain
Supreme Bench
Sarge
John K. Large
Billy
Larkin
Tim Leary
Bardil
Magee
Quay
Charlies A. O'Brien
W. D. Porter
John H. Bailey
Feld
Judge Ennedy
Pietsburg
Willian Walls
Republican Party
Oecoregions Geet
Committee of Eighteen Te All
Mit
Democratic Party
Comer
McKean
Fawards
Halfno
McKenn
Sturrison
Halford
Wanamaker
Marshall Cushing
Postolice Department
J. Lowrie Bell
Washington
F. Macdonald
A. B. Nettleton
Treasury Department
the Treasury
L. Crounse
Foster
Customs
Investing City Money
Father Kearney
JV. P. Synod
City News
Hnows Bros
Hastings
Hall
Costello
McQuaid
Third Avenue
Pontereny
Alexander Dempster
F. L. Robbins
Cook & Sons
Panhandle Road
Sne
Eeere Oble
Tilnois
Alfred T. Hunt
Council of Engineering Congress of the World's Fair
Europe
Pittsburg Aluminum Redneton Ws
Areaa
Kensington
Allegheny Valley
National
Window Glass Workers’ Association
W. J. Dillon
American Federation of Labor
Molders’ Union
Homestead
Hucus & Hacxe
FUR Capes
Fifth Ave
Market St
Wren
E. P. Roberts & Son
Market
Chief Elliott
Youghiogheny
Gods House
Pittsbury, P
JOS. Horne & CO
Penn Avenue Storz
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