Holy Spirit Debate Splits Allegheny Presbytery Over Holiness Doctrine
Allegheny Presbytery opens a probe into Rev A J McCrory and his followers at Bridgewater Oak Grove and a new holiness organization seeking worship rights near Rochester. Tense sessions unfold as leaders clash over sanctification teachings and church authority with a December adjournment planned.
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TEE pisraTor
Recurstre
Allegheny Presbytery
Bausman Heresey
A. J. McCrory
Bridgewater Presbyterian Church
Bridgewater
Tev. McCrory
Oak Grove Mission
Rochester
MecKallip
Beaver Presbyterian Church
Eader
McCrors
McKallip
McCrory
B. MccCormack
Consul Reports Cholera Facts Withheld at Havre
New York Sept 13 United States Consul at Havre O F Williams arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel after quarantine aboard La Champagne He asserted Cherbourg had no cholera while Havre suffered deaths from September 2 to 3 and 15 He accused sanitary authorities of purifying efforts and withholding facts from American consuls while defending Dr Jenkins amid a cholera scare and port measures.
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Havre
Cherbourg
Jenkins
New York
O. F. Williams
United States
Fifth Avenue
la Champagne
Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Hamburg
Hamrg-American Packet
Wharton
Touraine
Washington
Dr Jenkins
Dr. Jenkins
Bi-Chloride of Gold Convention Opens Daily
The Associated Bi-Chloride of Gold Clubs met in convention at Dwight Illinois on September 13 with 400 delegates arriving and expected 1,500 by tomorrow. Dr Keeley addressed the delegates to applause as the gold cure. welcomes were delivered by F Prime and others. Lieutenant Governor Ray and Rev E J Probst also spoke. Mrs Ellen Finney spoke in the evening.
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Dwient
Bi-Chloride of Gold Clubs
Keeley
Leslie E. Keelev
F. Prime
Dwight
Ray
Illinois
E. J. Probst
Chicago
Ellen Finney
Newport Streets Give Way After Heavy Rain
Heavy rain from the hills on Newport Kentucky caused a street excavation for sewers to collapse. Sand soil gave way and a steam engine disappeared from view as the surface sank toward the sidewalk. Several upscale homes face imminent undermining and ruin as continued rainfall adds to the danger.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Epidemic Report From Paris Warns Of Hamburg Outbreak
Doctor Proust reports to the Hygienic Committee of France that the Hamburg epidemic is the worst on record with deaths far above published figures. The cholera hospital wards are full and bodies are daily removed. An insurance company has halted operations due to the heavy mortality.
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Paris
Proust
France
Hamburg
Cholers Hospital
Hesq
Magee in Alabama Fusion Hinted by Alabama Visit
The Star reports Chris Magee of Pittsburgh visited Alabama quietly to meet Third party and Republican leaders in Selma and Birmingham. Leaders speculate on a fusion between the Democratic and People's parties with Birmingham set to host a convention on the 14th to nominate congressional candidates.
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Dispatch
Washington
The
Star
Montgomery
Ala
C. L
Chris” Magee
Pittsburg
Alabama
Cleveland
Republican National Committee
Montgomery Advertiser
Mages
Magee
Selma
Kolb
Bowman
Kolb Democracy Committee
Birmingham
People’s Party
Cecenaees A
Congress
Chris Magee
Monroe County Reapportionment Ruling Upheld
In Monroe County the Supreme Court decision that declared the reapportionment unconstitutional was affirmed. Justice Macomber wrote a dissenting opinion, while Justices Lewis and Dwight supported the Ramsey ruling. The legislature had passed the reapportionment bill at an extra session. the Court of Appeals will determine the fate of state elections.
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Berra O
Monroe County
Ramsey
Supreme Court
Justice Macomber
Lewis and
Dwight
Court of Appeals
Earl
German Americans Press Resubmission of Prohibition Law
The German American League held a large convention in Kanaas with delegates from nearly every county. They aim to secure a resubmission of the prohibitory amendment to a people’s vote and will organize each county to back pledged legislators who favor the resubmission.
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Torera
Peffer predicts silver victory and Kansas lead in 1892 campaign
Senator Peffer visited Kansas City en route to Pleasanton to campaign. He predicted carrying all silver supporters and many Southern states, with Kansas majorities of 25 000 to 40 000. He foresaw Jerry Simonon elected and weighed in on Cleveland Weaver Harrison prospects, noting House decisions could swing Southern Democrats toward Weaver.
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Kansas City
Peffer
Pleasanton
Kay
Kansas
Jerry Simonon
Cleveland
Weaver
Harrison
Wheat Drive Fuels Kansas Populist Campaign Rally
In Wrentta Kansas a Democrat Populist rally opened their campaign in Jerry Simpson's district. A farmers parade featured about 1,200 tractors with streamers. Twenty six wagon loads of wheat raised for campaign costs will net around $600. After the parade, speakers addressed the crowd in a park.
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Kansas
Wrentta
Kas
Jerry Simpson
Sonia
Jerry
Gouverneur race nominees and financial policy notes
Ernest Cady of Hartfe nominated for Lieutenant Governor. Nominations listed for Secretary John J. Phelan, Treasurer Marvin H. Controller and Nicholas Staub. The party declares customs should be the chief government source and opposes issuing paper currency unless secured as with national bank bills.
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Orats
Prbeatier
Ernest Cady
Hartfe
John J. Phelan
Marvin H
Nicholas Staub
Patentes
Democrats Jubilant Over Maine Gubernatorial Result
Chairman William Harrity of the National Democratic headquarters celebrated Maine's reduced Republican majority, calling the result great encouragement for the party of free trade. Special report from New York dated September 13.
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Harrity
Dickinson
Party of Free Trade
New York
William Frask Harrity
National Democratic
Maine
Pine Tree
Democratic party outlook brightened by Maine results
In a margin filled with political forecasts, Harrity cited Maine Vermont and Arkansas results as signs of a Democratic rise. Dick inson called Maine an upper cut for friends of the enemy as Democrats push voter organization and finance as the new ballot laws test their tactics. National headquarters lit with electric signs reading Cleveland and Stevenson and Democratic Headquarters.
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Vermont
Arkansas
Maine
Harrity
Florida
Donald M. Dickinson
Democratic Campaign Committee
Morton
Cleveland
Stevenson
Republicans See Maine Loss as Wake-Up Call
Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota argues the reduced Maine Republican majority will spur effort. Secretary Foster says low September turnout hurt GOP, but November could differ. He recalls 1880 Maine results and predicts Democrats won’t win a Northern state unless Nevada.
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Maine
Waoninerun
Pettigrew
South Dakota
New York
Foster
Treasury Department
McKinley
Ohio
Urbana
Nevada
Republicans Not Discouraged At the Falling Of Maine Vote
The report notes Republicans at Mr Carter's national emporium are unshaken by Maine results. Manley warns of a smaller majority due to the new Aural ian ballot system and predicts familiarity by November 8. Depew plans to campaign in New York as booths for Baker law elections are deemed too large.
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New York
McKersport
Campaign miscellanies span parties in state conventions
Texas Republicans convene their State Convention amid whispers that Clark the Independent Democratic candidate for Governor may receive an endorsement. The First Ohio district Democrats nominate Hon. BR. B. Bowler for Congress while the Second Ohio district Democrats back Charles Theodore Grave. Missouri Republicans in the Fifth district adjourned after selecting Webster Davis as their straight Republican nominee. The Colorado Democratic State Convention Weaver wing adjourned at 1 oclock after authorizing actions.
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Texas
Clark
Ohio
Congress
BR. B. Bowler
Political Nominations Reported Across States
The State Central Committee named a state treasurer nominee, with Charles U Renee noted for Republican honors. Papers filed in Harrisburg show Hon. John W. Ryan as an independent candidate for judge in Schuylkill, while Ryan heads the Democratic county ticket with Pershing.
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Harrisburg
John W. Ryan
Schuylkill
Eyan
Pershing
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Colorado
J. H. Mauphin
William McMeacham
W. P. Skelton
H. Fox
William ¢. Whaley
Congress
W. W. Dixon
Supreme Court
J. L. Sloan
Public Instruction
J. C Mahoney
Missionary Attack Sparks Congregational Meeting
In Cuscaco on September 13 Rev. M Bartlett, a missionary to Japan funded by the American Board, criticized Sir Edwin Arnold after detailing Japanese hostility to missionaries. Bartlett said travelers like Arnold fueled contempt, noting English and American merchants and hostile press worsened conditions for missionaries worldwide.
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Cuscaco
Snn
M. Bartlett
Japan
American Board of Missions
Edwin Arnold
Bartlett
Louis XIV
Mr. Barrett
Slow Register Assessors Delay County Assessments
The Register Assessors of the county are slow in filing returns to the County Commissioners for their supplementary assessments. Ten districts have not yet been heard from including Pittsburg Fifth ward First district Sixth Fourth district Ninth ward First district Twelfth ward First district Twenty third ward First district Allegheny enth ward Second district Wilkinsburg Second ward Braddock township Second district Penn township Third district Stone township First district. Kaiser Wilhelm Has a Daughter Breewin Sept 14 The Empress gave birth to a daughter at 330 this morning in the palace at Potedam. This daughter is the seventh child born to the Emperor and Empress.
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Pittsburg
Ninth Ward
Twelfth
Allegheny
Enth Ward
Wilkinsburg
Braddock Township
Penn Township
Stone Township
Kaiser Wilhelm
Breewin
Potedam
Cure of Scalp Disease with Cuticura Remedies Noted
A reader from New York reports complete cure of infant scalp sores dandruff and facial lesions after ten weeks using Cuticura remedies. He credits relief to Cuticura products and notes two of his sons also recovered within a month.
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Gabon
George B. Davis
New York
N. Y
Cuticura Resolvent and Cure Promoted for Skin Diseases
The advertisement touts Cuticura Resolvent to purify blood and Cuticura Skin Cure to clear skin and scalp, claiming thousands cured from extreme itching cracking bleeding and shedding scales. It promotes soap and other Cuticura products, with free mailings of guides and testimonials from Boston makers.
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Boston
Beltzhoover Borough paving and curb work bid deadline
Proposals will be received until September 19 for paving and curbing the west half of Beltzhoover avenue from Washington avenue to Sixth Street. Plans at H Gollings & Son, corner Fourth and Beltzhoover. Also bids for excavation on Wilmerding Station Street extension due October 3 with about 2313 cubic yards to remove. Proposals to C C Cowell, Clerk.
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Beltzhoover Borough
Saeroposals
Aloef
Che Nadine
Beltzhoover Avenue
Washington Avenue
Sixth Street
H. Gollings & Son
Corner Fourth
Wilmerch
Station Street
Borough
J.C. Boyle
Weatinghouse Avenue
Wilmerding
Unil
C. C. Cowell
Gursnar Ovvrons
Tux Cannform Pram Company
Luatrmp
Irranvns
Fifth Avenue
New Advertisements Highlight Knable & Co Stock Closeout
Anable and Coopers announces a closing stock sale of the late John P. Knable Co. inventory. The department promises large quantities of traps jackets and other goods at unusually low prices as part of a citywide clearance effort.
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John P. Knable & Co
Jackets at Closing Sale for 50 Full-Weight Stockinet Sizes
Fifty jackets offered in satin sleeve lined stockinet with full weight build. Original price 12.50 dollars, sale price not specified. Limited stock in a closing sale.
Value Jackets in Cheviot Mixes Priced to Move
Bargain deal offering 150 full weight jackets in Cheviot and mixtures at 1.75 each, originally valued 12.50 to 15, with buyer’s choice among options.
Sale on Long Wraps Prompts Price Drop
A retailer advertises a sale on 250 fullweight long wraps sized 4 to 12 years with a regular price range of five to fifteen dollars. The note indicates a sale price but the exact figure is not stated.
Bargains Added Daily in Every Department
Come early for choice of many bargains added daily in each department.
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Dr. McCrory
Alleghent
Oak Grove
Mr. McCrory
Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
Freedom
Dr. L. Hers
Westminster Church
J F. L. Faiton
D. L. Dickey
Glenshaw
General Assembly
Church of
Baveman
Kennedy
James Allison
G. A. T. Robinson
Frederick Rader
Chu
Oak Grove Church
Turner
Ambrose
Jeter
James Ewing
Rochester Church
Ester Rader
Donaldson
McCrary
Stev
John Fox
Rev. Fox
Rader
Dr. Fox
W. C. Campbell
Sewickley
Newton Donaldson
Bellevue
J. J. Reed
Leersdale
Campbell
Bausman
Providence Church of
Dr. Keeley
Kanaas
Hartford
Conn
Judge Morris
Demo
State Central Committee
Charles U Renee
Spence
Colored State League
Sir Edwin Arnold
Anable & Cooper
Children’s Department
Dunlap
Miller
Knox, Youman
Wright
Way
Norfolk
New Brunswick
America
Clothier
Hatter
Furnisher
Smithfield and
Diamond Sts
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