Bank Directors and Officers Amid Paid Up Capital
The record lists successors of J. W. Wheatley & Co. s Bank with a paid up capital of $100,000. Directors include peer EJ Eldridge Riesch WC Syshotson Ru Perre and Ay Hustington de W Wheatley. Officers named are President wit EATI LEY Vice-President ce RTE CMTE iter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wheatley & Co
Peer
EJ. Eldridge
Riesch
WC. Syshotson
Ru Perre
Ay Hustington
de W. Wheatley
UN Me R
Wit Eati
Ley
Ce Rte Cmte Iter
Catholic Emigration to the South to Counter Western Hardship
The Freeman's Journal warns of brutal Western blizzards and rising land costs driving Catholics to consider emigration to the South. It urges colonization of Catholic communities in the South where land is cheap, climate milder, and church and school support exists. Railroads may aid this movement, with ecclesiastical approval essential.
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New York Freeman’s Journal
Catholic Review
el Dorado
Pacific Ocean
Middle States
The
Freeman's Journal
Democratic Convention Picks St Louis Date For Nomination
The national Democratic committee crowed a June fifth convention date in St Louis after Scott and administrationists pressured delegates through cabinet proxies to move from an earlier plan. Chicago and San Francisco factions clashed, Barbour and Gorman sided with the administration on the date, while others held to the late arrangement. Despite opposition, Democrats broadly back Cleveland, with some predicting no other name will be offered if he approves. A Jacksonville note recalls Mrs Cleveland plucking orange blossoms at the Sub-Tropical Exposition, a moment seen as signaling Cleveland’s renomination potential. The Ways and Means panel aims to push tariff legislation before the convention, and talks continue on who will preside, with Collins or Scott likely. Nearby obituaries note Albany elder Joseph Thorn, a pioneer settler, died recently.
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Wassumaton
Scott
National Democratic Committee
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago
Barbour
Gorman
Cleveland
Bach
Barnes
Missouri
St Louis
National Committee
Jacksonville
Savannah News
Hernando
Pasco
Citrus
Collins
Massachusetts
Nation
Revival membership drive yields church applicants total 134
In Hawkinsville the revival ended with 134 applicants for church memberships across denominations. Methodist 68, Baptist 60, Episcopal 29 were the figures. A Spokane Falls man won $200 by completing a quail eating task over thirty consecutive days.
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Hawkinsville
Methodist
Baptist
Episcopal
Spokane Falls
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Promises Relief From Headache Suffering
A fragment recounts patients seeking relief from constitutional headaches and stomach and liver disorders. It notes a wife of Samuel Page in Lowell, Massachusetts, suffering long but cured by Ayers Sarsaparilla, with endorsements from Frank Roberts of Boston.
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Vaio
Ayer
Samuel Page
Avetin St
Lowell
Mass
Ayers
Genevra Relanger
Springfield
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Americus
Sumter County
Georgsia
Southwestern
Macon
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Rolaz
Americns
Georgia
Ameri Cus
Preston , Lumptin
Georgi
Uame
Asa
Americus, Ga
Bank of South-Western Georgia
North
Donald DR
S, Waxelbaum
J. L. Mack
New York
J.A
D.f.davenport
Lamar Street
J. A
D. F. Davenport
Hugh M. Brown
Marion S. Harper
the New Book Store
Sca
Brown
Arper
E. J. Eldridge
Joseph Thorn
Albany
Mr. Thorn
Bordentown
N. J
South
Fruit Recorder
Randolph County
Grod
SMITH
Ashland
Syerence
J. G. Weist
Wales
Babys
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