Women evangelists gather delegates in Schuyler Memorial House
Delegates led by Mrs Trego of Ohio attend the pony congress in Schuyler Memorial House Chicago notes. Reports from department superintendents cover work among miners railroad workers soldiers and press, calling for continued Sunday rest and spiritual outreach amid widespread religious activity.
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Lease dispute hinders Atlantic and North Carolina railway stockholders
Private stockholders of the Atlantic and North Carolina railway, in which Texas holds a two thirds stake, seek to ratify a lease to the Galisboro syndicate for a multiyear term at 24 percent on 3 million capital. A restraining order blocks the move with a hearing set for Dec 1. Democrats accuse the administration of shaping the lease to bar the next regime from governing the road. Republicans say the dispute centers on the state’s control over the property.
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Texas Inrigeton Associa Tion Impt
Confusing Dispatches Trace Russo German Ties and Aides
A fragmented report from several cities recounts German and Russian relations. notes debates on historic treaties and questions Germany faces with Russia and Britain. It lists military aides for public school instruction across multiple states and reports a train wreck reward inquiry with passengers injured.
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Nashville Railroad
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Missouri Democrats Keep Gold Standard Fight Alive
The Missouri state committee of the national Democratic party has made its organization permanent and will continue the fight for the gold standard with Edward Cunningham Jr. as chairman. An appeal urged Democrats to unite behind Chicago platform principles for a government of law, stable values, and contract enforcement.
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National Democratic Party
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Ansley’s Flour Biscuits Ad At Parlor Grocery
An advertisement promotes Ansley’s Famous Seal Brand Flour as producing the whitest and sweetest biscuits. It urges readers to visit Parlor Grocery daily to buy the flour.
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