Preacher Smoking Tobacco Causing Galesburg Church Split
A large Presbyterian church in Galesburg Illinois faces a split over tobacco, after Rev Hamilton W Spence of Grand Forks North Dakota visited as a potential pastor. A petition asked his stance on tobacco. he admitted enjoying it socially but not as a slave to the habit. The church session denounced the petitioners for meddling, widening dissent as the body divides over moral standing of tobacco users. Attendance at Nashville exposition tops 1.1 million. other items report burns claim two youths. Columbus Ohio votes for Negro Protective Party. Newton Iowa man Parker, Jr. commits suicide. Mrs Ann Knight dies aged 102 in Kildora Indiana.
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Weyler Out As Blanco Arena Chosen Governor General Cuba
Madrid reports cabinet recalls General Weyler from Cuba and appoints Captain General Blanco Arenas as governor general with a staff including Arderine Painals Pando Bernal Canella. The move signals a policy shift and reinforced troops to Cuba to quell insurgents and prevent Havana demonstrations. Generals Blanco Arderine Painals and others are named to support the island’s administration. The changes come as Weyler is set to depart October 20 for Spain and Blanco is expected to arrive later to assume control.
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Navy Cost Estimate Shrinks to 31 Million for FY1809
Secretary Long expects 31,091,727.55 dollars in appropriations for the navy and marine corps for the year ending June 30, 1809. He has pruned expenditures and will include a separate dock and ship estimate in his annual report. Former Secretary Herbert had proposed 34,215,930.19 dollars.
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Policy of extension opens money order offices nationwide
Washington reports the post office department will extend money order facilities to any post office requesting them. Complaints from business houses cited village correspondents lacking orders. In the last fiscal year nearly 27 million money orders were issued, totaling about $200 million, with post offices rising from 22,000 to an expected 30,000 before the next year.
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Self Confessed Fiend Surrenders in Rotterdam Murders
Gustave Muller, a Hollander, walked into Rotterdam police admitting the murder of his wife and child and displayed four severed ears as proof. Investigators found the two bodies at his home and he claimed to have also killed his parents in the same manner and disposed of fourteen wives he had married worldwide.
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Army of men sought for woods and railroad work
Employment agents report ready work for 1500 men in Minneapolis and northern woods. Wages are good and railroad fares advanced as several railroads plan new lines this winter, with demand likely to rise as projects expand.
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