Grant Family to Attend Dedication of Monument
Plans for April 27 ceremonies include Jesse Grant from California and Gen. Grenville M. Dodge among attendees. Gov. Bushnell will escort Toledo cadets, Pennsylvania sends 5000 picked rifles, New Jersey National Guard mobilizes 4000 in two brigades. Admiral Montt may attend, with invitations extended. Canadian Pacific official adds to transportation committee.
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Col
Frederick D. Grant
Grenville M. Dodge
Jesse Grant
California
Grant
Gen. Grant
Gov. Bushnell
Ohio
Toledo
Cov
Griggs
New Jersey
Mayor Strong
Admiral Montt
Chill
Gomez
E. ¥. Skinner
S’nelfic Railroad
Committee On Transportation
Is that true or are you preaching now papa
A minister told a tall adventure tale to friends while his ten year old daughter watched intently and asked if it was true or just his preaching. Household Words notes the humor and the child's sharp question. An abrupt product plug follows for Clover Root Len claiming to purify blood and cure headaches and nervousness with a sale by Dr Sh. A. Shvety.
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Farmers’ Institute
Iowa
Ren. C.C. Cole
Supreme Court of
Des Moines
Belle
John Downle
W. Kranklin
Bishops A. Kent
Richard Baker Jr
A. A. Berry
W. M. Couch
J. B. Standley
Arnold Bros
C. M. Mather
Arte
Sh. A
Photographers Association of America Meeting at Celeron NY
The Photographers Association of America will meet at Celeron New York on Lake Chautauqua. The Nickel Plate Road offers a round trip excursion at a single fare with travel July 1st to 2nd and return July 16th to 20th. Through express trains depart Chicago daily. J. Calahan, General Agent, 111 Adams St., will respond to inquiries about train service.
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Celeron
N.Y
Lake Chautauqua
Nickel Plate Road
Chautauqua Lake
Chicago
J. ¥. Calahan
Adams St
Christian Endeavor Convening in San Francisco
San Francisco hosts welcomed a large Christian Endeavor assembly as Rev Ty Wilke opened the convention. Secretary Baer reported growth from 1 society and 7 members in 1881 to 60 750 societies and 3 000 006 members in 1897 with detailed denominational and geographic breakdowns. The second day featured address topics and impending next year’s Nashville gathering.
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San Francisco
London
Bengal
St. Andrew's Hall
Glasgow
Belfast
India
Berlin
Transvaal
Alps
Switzerland
Orange Free State
Stockholm
Karoo
South Africa
Paris
Wellington
Cape of Good Hope
Jesus Christ
Haer
John Willis Baer
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Ontario
Indiana
Lons
Michigan
Ilinoia
California
Towa
Massachusetts
Mexico
Spain
Imola
Pennesylvania
Kansas
New Hampshire
Connecticut
England
Australia
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Madagascar
France
Japan
West Indies
Turkey
China
Africa
Germany
Canada
United States
Congregationalists
Baptists
Cumberland Presbyterian
Methodist Protestants
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavorer Pledge
United Presbyterian Church
Frances E. Clark
Boston
Nashville
Tenn
Charity discussed at national conference in Toronto
The national conference of charities and corrections met in Toronto with Al fred O. Crozier of Grand Rapids presiding. The committee on organization urged a nationwide charity bureau, stricter vagrancy laws, and a presidential commission to study the field, plus a charity clearing house for nationwide coordination. Delegates delivered addresses on various topics.
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Toronto
Lorento
Unt
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Alfred O. Crozier
Grand Rapids
Mich
Committee On Organization of Charity
The Hot Wave Sweeps North as Death Toll Mounts
Chicago reports a deadly heat wave with a massive electrical storm and rain. Since July 1, 87 deaths from heat in the city, six drowned, six driven insane, six suicides, and 347 prostrations. Other cities show dozens of deaths from heat across the region.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
New York
New Orleans
Kansas City
Business Outlook Shows Modest Trade Volume in Heat Wave
Bradstreet reports a moderate national trade volume with demand waning in the West and Northwest due to heat and storms. Cereal crops remain favorable, industrial activity hindered by a coal miners strike involving about 120,600 workers, and West Virginia miners' partial strike participation adding complexity. Fall orders for clothing and hardware rise in Baltimore, Chicago, and Omaha as midsummer stock-taking slows dry goods movement. no pickup in cotton or woolen demand, though wool prices rise.
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New York
Bradstreet's
West Virginia
Baltimore
Chicago
Omaha
Noted Ohioan Dead and Other Briefs
Noted Ohioan William Slocum Groesbeck dies at Elmhurst Cincinnati aged 81. He served in Congress after 1857 and held key roles including Johnson impeachment counsel and state constitutional conventions. Also, Kansas farmers seek help for harvest labor at two dollars daily. Kid Baldwin dies at Longview asylum. hailstorm in Berlin damages crops. big mill fire in Berlin, N H destroys facilities.
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William Slocum Groesbeck
Elmhurst
Cincinnati
Peace Congress
Ohio Senate
National Union Convention
Horace Greely
International Monetary Congress
Paria
Kid” Baldwin
Longview
Insane Asylum
Kid Baldwin
Cincinnati Red Stockings
The Sunday School Lesson on Thessalonica and Berea
The lesson examines Paul’s founding work in Thessalonica, his teaching in the synagogue, and the converts among Jews and Gentiles. It notes the mob action against Paul and Silas, their exile from Thessalonica, and the noble reception in Berea where listeners examined scriptures and welcomed the message with readiness and discernment.
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Paul
Thessalonica
Peloubet
Thessalonians
Loman Road
Luke
Philippi
Amphipolis
Apollonia
Christ
Mmust
Jesus
Silas
Jason
Caesar
Berea
Alea
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Special Institute
Homestead CO
Uta TG
Hubinger Bros
Reokuk Iowa
Newhaven.com
IBM
Wrisley’s
Ft Tie
Wileuand
May & Co
St. Paul, Minn
Fitiesruits
Minnesota
Gage
Mink
Bend
Kuiskern
Fifth Avenue
Pexrecron Mra Co
Parsons, Kansag
Black Hills
South Dakota
Tee
Liverpool Mercury
Photographers Association of America
Unil
Joan A Munarereno
South Sixth Street
Des Moines, Ja
Hobbs
Algona
Eixteenth
Ting
Clark
Mia Aditeas
T Clark
Business Outlook
Topeka
Kan
Epertens
Bass
Stuttgart
Wurtemberg
N. H
Ohara
Theerta
Sgerena
United Presbyterian
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