All Measures Passed With One Exception At Meeting
The Protestant Episcopal Convention in New York approved most changes to the Book of Common Prayer and readings for the Lord's Supper, while a debate over incorporating the Nicene Creed into the communion service lingered. Several diocesan petitions were filed for new dioceses in California, Colorado, Missouri, and a missionary move for Michigan. The 18 resolutions, including amendments to the offertory, passed with varying votes as the House of Bishops signaled support for the entire package pending concurrence. The session adjourned with the issue still unresolved, to be resumed next day.
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New York
Havekel
Virginia
California
Colorado
Missouri
Michigan
Peninsula
House of Bishops
House of Ties
House of Deputies
Huntington
Dr. Egar
Sugar
Chicago
Judd
Arthur Lawrence
Massachusetts
Goodwin
Fiftieth Anniversary Celebrations at St Philomena church
The St Philomena church on Fourteenth Street and Liberty Avenue marks its fiftieth anniversary with a week of events. An opening sermon precedes solemn high mass at 9 am featuring Haydn’s No 1 Mass, with further services in the evening. the program includes coronation mass pieces by Haydn and ensembles led by John Vogel. A large chorus and 30-piece orchestra perform, with notable soloists listed, culminating in a memorial mass for deceased order members and a spire illumination.
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St. Philomena's
Fourteenth Street
Liberty Avenue
St. Philomena’s
Mosart
Phelan
Haydn
Francis the Second
Austria
Curto
Vogel
Frey
John &. Vogel
Penn Avenue
Sara Vogel
Philomena Buerkle
Astos
Katie Folger
Philomena Ossweg
Traub
J. J. Aland
Wilhelm Letekuss
Bascos
Fred J. Adams
Joseph Oo
Interior lighting highlights tall spire display
The interior glow of incandescent lamps brightened the edifice last night. The tall graceful spire rises over 150 feet and is strung with American and Papal emblems.
Money Delay Halts State Forces In Johnstown
A special telegram from Johnstown reports Governor Beaver failed to deliver funds for state troops. About 400 men are employed by the state, many dismissed and drifting to the streets in drunken disorder as checks await bank cashing for four days. The inquiry board grows indignant at the delay while river obstructions remain.
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Distatch
Johnstown
Beaver
Iain Hamilton
Ee Ee A Aaca
Board of Inquiry
Explosion Burns Three at Scottdale Iron Works
A furnace mishap at Scottdale Iron and Steel Company sparks a violent blast as molten cinder and water cause an explosion. George Rutter is fatally burned, thrown onto a hot iron bar, with Henry and Jacob Dick burned lightly. The roof caught fire but was quickly controlled.
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ScotTpa
George Rutter
Scottdale Iron and Steel Company
Rutner
Ae Henry
Jacob Dick
Rutter
Miner Dies After Rock Collapse at Audenfeld Colliery
In Audenfeld, at No 1 colliery of Peo Line Lt Co., a rock mass toppled during work this morning, fatally injuring miner Martin Jaskovits while fellow laborers John Slinsky and Tomaso Guardo escaped injury in the accident reported by ISPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
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HaZerTon
Martin Jaskovits
John Slinsky
Tomaso Guardo
Peo 'Ine Lt Co
Audenfeld
Destructive Fire Destroys Cumberland House
A large house owned by William Leonard was destroyed by fire in Cumberland Missouri. Loss estimated at 50,000 with insurance coverage around 40,000. Fire was still raging with additional structures reported in danger and residents in peril.
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Cumberland
William Leonard
Tragic Card Game Death Reported at Jarvis Creek
A Wheeling telegram reports James Shorts and Walpy playing cards near Jarvis Creek at Wayne County Court House Saturday. Eikins killed Shorts with a blunt force weapon during the altercation.
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Wheeling. W. Va
Wayne Court House
Jarvis Creek
James Shorts
Wal Py
Eikins
Shorts
Colored voters group to hold county convention in Pittsburg
The Laboring Men's Political Protective Association colored branch calls a county convention in the Warren M E Church Pittsburg on Fulton street October 15 at 10 am under the executive committee to discuss and centralize political interests. Delegates from every ward and district will attend, with Edward Bailey Thomas Roach and C A C Alex Jones signing the call.
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Laboring Men's Political Protective Association
Colored
Pittsburg
Warren M. E
Fulton Street
Edward Bailey
Thomas Roach
C. A. C Alex Jones
Executivemmnittee
Obituary notices from October additions list many Pittsburgh area deaths
A batch of death notices records residents and families from Allegheny and Pittsburgh with October 2 1889 to October 9 1889 dates. Names include Saman Brintox Bolster Edginton Joseph Phillips Magdalen Seibert Ada Stiegl er Trautman Jacob Weishaar and others, noting funeral times locations such as Presbyterian Church Tarentum St Pauls Cathedral St Philomena's Church and Grace Reformed Church.
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Steigler
Adau Stiegler
M. Sharp
Thirty-seventh Street
Apore Bank
St. Augustine Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Trautman
Adam Trautman
Grace Reformed Church
Grant Street
Webster Avenue
Weishaar
Jacoob Weishaar
A. Glamser
Ohio Street
Allegheny
St. Mary's Church
Fine Paris Dress Goods Sale Showcases Robes and Trends
Yesterday drew a banner turnout as about fifty medium and finest robes were released alongside hundreds to thousands of yards of dress goods. Today the event continues with Dress Goods, Silks, Cloaks, jackets, children's garments, and seal goods featured to banish dull Friday and keep shoppers busy.
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Paris
Respectable Looking Clothing Offer at Wanamaker Store
A Wanamaker advertisement promotes its clothing as respectable in look and quality, stressing honest style and reliable fabrics. It promises garments that pass as true to their appearance, with reasonable prices, and highlights nearly 1,000 material styles for made to measure options.
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Wanamaker
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Be Kee's Hocks
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Secesee Man Shold
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Hood
Pears
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Federal Street
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Saan
Miss Fannie
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Wylie Avenue
Louch
Mac— Fagen
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Metler
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Idlewood
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Shadyside
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McGinty
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Second Avenue
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Butterstreet
Phillips
Joseph M. Phillips
Catharine
J. M. Phillips
Business College
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Farmar
St. Philomena's Church
Fourteenth and
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Meyer, Arnold & Co
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KEW Advertisi
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Giraldi
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the Duchess
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Jacob Valmont
George A. Wall
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Pittsburg, PA
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Sixth Street
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Federal St
Allegheny, Pa
Avena
Cbaees
Brown
Sixth Street and
J. C. Grogan
Market ST
M.powallace & CO
Wood St
Charles
Khech’s
Cash and Credit House
Ninth Street
Wood Street
the Mercantile Agency
R. G. Dun & Co
Germania Bank Bulldog
Wood
Diamond
Sixth Avenue
Uwr
ADL
KEW Adves
Emgienng Ton Opti
Y Caereen
H. 6& Campbell & Sons
Ee Avenue
Robert Digkey
Watee
FROME
C. D. Lewis
Sli Fifth Avenue
Abova Salen
Nodaing
Gannice
Rogers
Royal Worcester
Old Hall
Crown Derby
Wurtemberg
J,p.smith Lamp, Glass and China Coy
Penn Ave
Wee Street
Hopper Bros. & CO
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