Little All-Aloney story sparks family reunion and romance
Arthur Craig and Lucy Winslow share a quiet confession after Reginald’s meddling moment, with Reginald’s playful antics and a boating plan on the river. Craig hints at an elopement westward as Lucy’s tears reveal she cares, while Reginald’s prankster honesty exposes the budding affair at the autumn hotel setting.
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Reginald
Lucy Winslow
Winslow
Athur Craig
Lacy Winslow
Arthur Craig
Craig
Mies Winslow
Arthur
Flushing
Mr. Craig
Miss Winslow
Lucy
Luey
Miss Tracy
Tucy
Murphy’ S
Murphy’s
Wise Words From A Fragmented Mind
A miscellaneous moral curiosities item notes aphorisms on virtue and self, including claims about truth, home, consistency, and the perils of gossip. It mentions a Harlem resident and a crickets anecdote as a humorous aside about a man who buys twenty cans of crickets.
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Harlem
Descriptive sermon on hunting worldliness and conversion
A revival discourse compares pursuing wealth and worldly pleasures to a hunter chasing game. It warns morning devour the prey and evening divide the spoil, urging instant conversion to Christ as the true prize. The speaker cites biblical imagery and historic figures to urge decisive faith now, not in old age.
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England
Xenophon
Far ‘East
Francis I
Moses Leclarés
Nimrod
Ola Jacos
Nyinz
Benjamin
Dimold
Tony
Tom Hoods
Charles Lambs
Edgar A. Poss
Andrew
Buffoon
Baldric
Ralston
San Francisco
Fis
Christ
Christopher North
Ediburgh
Jésus Chise
Theyineyer
Aman Passa
Dowz
Aman Imay
Jesus Christ
Earth
Death
Hell
Emanuel
Heaven
James Turner
Daniel
Hijjah
Paul
Georgia House Debates Women Normal School Admission
Georgia lawmakers clash over admitting women to Athens Normal School. House votes 62 to 33 against, then reconsideration passes as supporters press for gender inclusion. Senate later kills related bill to fund trials at Dade coal mines and debates county coroner physician appointments.
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Tuesiouse
Mospay
Jeming
Rock College
Curry
Gurry
Senate
Mro Tatum
Dade
Neel
Floyd
Calvin
Bartow
Doolan
Chatham
Wilson
Ware
Osborne
Wilsch
House
Georgia
Athens
Soo
Graham
Appling
Guerrard
Freeman
Troup
Fleming
Richmond
Reagan
Henry
Wheeler
Walker
Tatum
Govenor
Dade County
Alex Weyman
John Rutherford
Hodge
Pulaski
Bacon
Bible
Candler
DeKalb
Dispensary Financial Report Shown by Governor Tillman
A Columbia dispatch quotes Governor Tillman presenting a tabulated dispensary financial summary for the quarter. It lists county purchases 185,925.95 dollars, remittances 99,883,983 dollars, county sales 166,043.56 dollars, and county stock 49,826,435 dollars. State dispensary expenses total 72, b66.36 with 2,879.08 for constabulary, over 15,000 freight, 18,000 for bottles and flasks, and whisky payments 251.22. Cash-on-hand and bills paid total 61, or about 39,198-160.
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Tillman
Columbia
8. O
Stell
Rumors and dispatches from across the nation
Latest dispatches report rumors of a Brazilian president’s assassination, a famed Atlanta business figure’s death, a three masted schooner ashore with missing crew near Cheatham Mass, and a series of international and domestic updates. Reports cover a New York paper sale, severe north east cold, a deadly Venice to Milan train crash, yellow fever counts and quarantine debates, plus labor events in Jefferson county and Philadelphia.
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Peixato
Brazil
M. ‘C. Kiser
Atlanta
Georgia
Common Flat
Cheatham
Mass
New York
Maitland Express
Elliot F. Shepard
William Walter Phelps
Germany
St. Paul
Minn
Helens
Milwaukee
the Chronicle
Milan
Imitro
America
Venice
Brunswick
Birmingham
Jefferson
James R. Loverlgn
Knights of Labor
Philadelphia
Bishop
H. B. Martin
Loverlyn
Powderly
Scranton
Perry
Oklahoma
Richard K. Fox
Corbett
Mitchell
Anlar
Louisville
Louisville and Nashville
Nashville
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Nashville ‘Packing Company
Noel’s
Estill Springs
South Pittsburg
Bloomington
Stevenson
Grade
Extreme November Cold Grips Northwest Chicago Tests Record Lows
A Chicago special reports an unprecedented November cold snap with temperatures at or below zero. Frigid conditions spread from St Paul to Minnesota North Dakota and Manitoba. Friday morning readings ranged from five to twenty five degrees below zero withed temperatures falling further by Friday night.
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Chicago
St. Paul Mint
North Dakota
Manitoba
Rapids
Minn
Fargo
North Dakotas
Bishop Turner Convention Draws 500 Delegates in Cincinnati
The national colored convention opened Tuesday morning led by Bishop H. M. Turner. Over five hundred delegates attended with more expected. W. H. Gouncill served as temporary chairman, J. H. Willis as secretary. Turner and Payne led a steady organization with Craseland Hill Gillem Bryant Williams Steward among officers. US minister H. V. Taylor urged swift trials for rapists and heirs’ payback on lynching. Turner spoke at night urging radical action and partial African emigration backed by a proposed share of war-era reparations to fund emigration efforts.
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Cincinnati
H. M. Turner
Atlanta
National Colored Convention
W. H Gouncill
Johisville
Alabama
J. H. Willis
Michican
Indiana
W. H. Steward
Louisville
G. Hiv. Taylor
Kansas City
United States
Boivis
Profits of the Fair Net Assets Near Two Million
A Chicago dispatch reports auditor William Ackerman’s final figures for the world’s Columbian Exposition. Daily receipts averaged 67,096 with 22,405 in expenses, while total receipts reached 28,151,168 and total expenditures 25,540,537. After subtracting in sight obligations for salaries premiums coinage office costs and other items totaling 748,147 the net assets come to 1,862,483.
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Chicago
William Ackerman
Board of Directors
Powderly's Successor Elected Leader at Convention
James Sovereign of Towa elected grand master workman, defeating James Campbell and TB McGuire. Powderly defeated. General executive board vacancies filled by A. French of Boston, H. B. Martin of Minnesota, and J. L. Kenny of Omaha, all anti Powderlyites.
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James Sovereign
Towa
Rand
Ballights
Gabor
Ge Fem
J. R. Sovereign
Mr. Powderly
Sovereign
James Campbell
Pittsburg
TB. McGuire
Powderly
A. French
Boston
H. B. Martin
Minnesota
J. L. Kenny
Omaha
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