Delegates Welcome At Second Day Of Ohio Sunday School Meet
Reports detail a large Sunday school session in Akron with delegates from dozens of counties, officers to be elected, and committees named. Events include morning prayers, round tables, primary papers, and district secretary reports amid a growing convention atmosphere.
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Clack and Meigs
Ohio
Indiana
W. A. Budaly
Cincinnati
Bilhoru
Bervive
H. J. Christman
Lake
C.D. Meigs
Secretary Clark’s Exalted Secretaries Report Reveals Wide Work
The secretary presented the annual report to the convention detailing county visits and miles traveled. He cites 64 counties visited, 15,000 miles driven, 255 meetings, and 144 addresses plus numerous conferences, rallies, and Sunday services across 12 cities.
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A. Ge Crouse
Ohio
Connecton
A. EL. Crows
Toledo
Additon
Great Meeting At Convention Session At Mirat Mo
A crowded session at the Mirat Mo convention hall featured a half hour service led by Prof. PoP Bilhorn of Chicago. The gathering praised the state’s intelligence and broad representation as part of the event.
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Dad Sin Rot
Pop. Bilhorn
Chicago
Bilhorn
Convention Notes From Norwich Delegate Report
Mr Ed L Young of Norwich delegates from Huan county to a reunion. The notes mention church dinners and a welcoming event amid reopening plans and a large gathering.
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L. Young
Norwich
Admiral Dreigey Arrives in City for Festive Welcome
Enthusiastic crowds greet Admiral Dreigey as he arrives in the city for a ceremonial visit. Streets shimmer with lights and decorations while local dignitaries host a salon in his honor marking the start of celebratory events.
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Irene
Gould Visits Berea Institution Amid Reception
Gould inspects the Beren Negro Institution in this county and plans a donation of 500 dollars. En route from Covington to Berea, crowds surround the train as the ceremony ends with an ovation for the staff.
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Gould
Beren
Covington
Berea
Mine Gould
Jovery
Funeral Services for Mrs David Sullivan Held at St Marys
Funeral services for Mrs David Sullivan, who died Monday at John Sullivan’s residence at 201 Harvard Street, will be at St Marys Church. Burial follows at St Vincent’s Cemetery. A lecture at Trinity Reformed Church is announced for Sunday evening. Members of the Sumit Vanity Bar Association met to discuss courthouse plans and favored building the county courthouse.
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John Sullivan
Harvard St
St Mary's Church
Prines
Da.m
St. Vincent's Cemetery
Sumit Vanity Bar Association
Collet Pleuse
Phe Nem
Emnet
Pre Couto
A. OS Worls
George We Crome
Ghoger
Perry
Hie
Court House
Local Hire Edison Phonograph Owner Faces Losses
Chas Wildersheim owner of a hire Edison phonograph tried to play several pieces at once while ascending stairs and spent 22.50 on new rolls. Arthur Wolds of Jackson and Main is offered a fireman job on the Be & OU. Aug Durtey, 34, of Wanton, is dead, with Edward Purney of Akvol named as son of the deceased.
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Chas
Wildersheim
Arthur Wolds
Corner Jackson
Main St
Be & OU
Durtey
Wanton
Luce
T. Poesday
Russia Linked to Boxer Movement as Japan Fears Czar Moves
New York June 6.48plc Adiapatch te the Evening Journal Com London reports a vast wire setup over China amid Boxer threats. Russia allegedly funds the Boxers to gain pretext for action in Pekin while Germany and Britain warn against landing troops. Deaths reported on ships from clashes between Boxers and Chinese forces. Diplomatic corps debate how to protect Europeans and Christians. Also notes a Masonic meeting in Akron and a tribute to Florence Nightingale via Dr. Talmadge.
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New York
London
Tve
China
Kresslin
Russia
Berlin
Boxer Affair and Market Projections in New York and London
The report notes an active stock Ticker in New York with gains in some sectors while Brooklyn Transit shows steady to uneven results. London markets weaken with cotton futures down and tensions over China raise fears. Rail losses mount in early trading as industrials stay dull and cautious.
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Tuiket
Brooklyn
London
China
Tondan
Card of Thanks for Wilhelm Baumgarty
We express heartfelt gratitude to many friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death of our son Wilhelm Baumgardy.
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Wilhelm
LMB
Anu
Julius F. Baumg Ardy
Thanked by the Prince Loulon Dine
A brief note records Loulon dining in honor of the prince, with the event described in formal court fashion and lineage tone. The passage emphasizes gratitude shown to the royal guest and mentions attendance by notable courtiers.
Political tensions rise as Collier visits Louisville
Former General Daniel R. Collier arrived in Louisville after a conference with Governor Taylor and others at Indianapolis. The visit allegedly discusses calls for Taylor to return to the state and halt a fugitives policy, with warnings of party leaders stepping back. The era also notes the mysterious departure of former Assistant Secretary J B Matthews and Cobber's denial of broad support for a Republican run.
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Louisville
Daniel R. Collier
Taylor
Charles Finney
Indianapolis
Bradley
J. B. Matthews
Crump Denies Massive Campaign Donation Report
Philadelphia dispatch reports Charles H. Cramp seen at a shipyard denying Senator Pettigrew's claim of a 490000 contribution to the 1802Republican campaign fund. Cramp says silence is golden and will not disclose the amount given to Chairman Carter, possibly issuing a statement soon.
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Llphia Dispatch
Charles H. Crump
Pettigrew
Carter
Cramp
Breakfast That Brightens Hot Mornings
An old style health note praises a simple breakfast to ease heat and boost energy. It suggests fruit, Grape Nuts, cream, eggs, bread and butter, corn or Postum, claiming the blend strengthens nerves and steadies mood for a demanding day.
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