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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1892

Page

8

Move Toward Celibacy Hovers Over Episcopal Ranks

New York reporters note a brewing debate within the Protestant Episcopal Church on celibacy for clergy. The pending issue at the Baltimore general convention could redefine ministry vows, with Cowley Fathers and Order of the Holy Cross cited as precedents. Clergymen and laity discuss vows, voting rights, and ritualist influence shaping the church's future.

New York Protestant Episcopal Church Americas Baltimore Episcopal Church Order of the Holy Cross Cowley Fathers England Phillip Brooks Massachusetts John Hall Order of Cowley Fathers Brooks Philadelphia Pennsylvania Cowley Dmparca General Convention St. George's Church Tut Arthur Ritchie St. Ignatius’ Church Russia Worthington Grace Church

Unreasonable Quarantine Angers United States

In Wasabyotons Sept 29 the embargo by Central American nations blocking US ships sparks State Department concern. Officials blame cholera fears for decrees while critics misread a general halt to all US intercourse. The Concord’s Col�n voyage aims to escort US officials to Cartagena to seek settlement.

Uncle Sam Central America Wasabyotons United States State Department New York Panama Carthagena Colombia

Massachusetts Railroads Fall Short on 1000 Mile Ticket Law

Boston reports that MA railroad companies will not comply with the October 1 requirement for 1000 mile mileage books costing $20 usable on all lines. Officials say the law may be unconstitutional and lines will ignore it until commissioners decide the next step.

Massachuesetts Boston Massachusetts

Lone Highwayman Robs Stage In Colorado Mountains

A masked lone highwayman halted the Spar City stage about 20 miles from Crestle in Colorado, forcing 12 passengers to pass by in single file and surrender their contents. He took $100 from driver Marsh Pemberton and rifled the mail pouch but found nothing registered, then ordered the passengers aboard again and sped away with the four horses.

Denver Spar City Crestle Marsh Pemberton

Deacon Danielly Fatal Self-Destruction at Church

Philadelphia report says John William Danielly a deacon of East Baptist Church and Chaplain of New Hall Post GA died after shooting himself twice in the head at the communion rails in the church yesterday afternoon. Coroner notified. The death is described as by his own action under peculiar circumstances.

Philadelphia John William Danielly Danielly East Baptist Church New Hall Post

Another Enffato Labor Riot in BurFraLo

A gang of non union lumber shovers were attacked by union men this morning. Revolvers were drawn stones thrown and three men were badly cut about the dead. Thomas McGovern President of the Lumber Shovers' Unions and George Crowley a union man were arrested charged with riot.

BurFraLo Thomas McGovern George Crowley

Monument crowds mark G A R encampment week in Washington

Washington observers report 30206 visitors to the Washington Monument during the eight busiest days of the Grand Army of the Republic Encampment. Elevator lifts carried 5640, 24568 climbed stairs, with 9020 on the peak day after the parade.

Washington the Star Washington Monument Grand Army of the Republic

Obituary notices from Allegheny City and surrounding streets

A collage of death notices and funeral details from a Pittsburgh area paper. Entries include BERINGER, BLACK, FORSSEN, FRIDAY, ISAACS, MORGAN, MULLEN, McALEER, SIPES, VAN TINE, and WICKHAM with dates from September 1800s to 1892, listing next of kin, addresses, and funeral arrangements.

Beringer Ats A. W Connap Beniicer Bon Avon Saraguay Ati.m Federal Street Ft. W.&c pKa Ayxz Alexander Cx Kiser Penn Avenue Satan- Davat R.s Forssen Mary P Charlea Forssen Mee Schwarm Sarah Street Southside Pitsburg Freday EuizaneTe Freday William J. Freday John Scheline Fremont Street Allegheny Isaacs Las M. Josefa Mary A Daniel McAleer Forbes Street St. Agnes’ Church Soho Fapa'yat Sipes Jamis Strea Race Street Allegheny City van Tine Colorado Springs Col Chanies Husay Houry Celia van Line T. Wilgus E.q Collins Avenue

New Cloak Room Opening on Second Floor Friday

A grand opening on Friday September 30 from 8 am to 6 pm introduces a new cloak room on the second floor with large windows skylights and a wide range of fur garments suits tea gowns and house dresses. Alaska seal fur and foreign and American designs are showcased in glass front cases with ample display space.

King Alaska Worth

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