Baptist church services and schedule
Morse and Rowe with C. Rowe and H. Chamberlin are listed as leaders. Morning worship is at 11 o clock and evening worship at 7 30. A weekly Wednesday meeting at 7 30 follows Christan Endeavor. pastor M Rickman leads services.
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Methodist Episcopal
R. W. Smaa
Baptist
Weno
Ee Ee
Ristian Endeavor
M. Rickman
F. J. Doverass
United Brethren
Union Praise
H. Swoxe
T. J. Dow
El Dorado and Guerrero Mines Promising Riches for Americans
An El Dorado tale describes Guerrero as a vast, partly unknown mining region with near 495000 ounces of silver in one mine and other deposits. It notes rail improvements, coal and iron prospects, coffee and sugar lands, low public land prices, and American capitalists eyeing fortunes from these discoveries as Diaz era interest grows. A gold nugget tale from Pueblo shows bold plans, though a staged search leaves a misplaced claim.
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el Dorado
Guerrero
Mexico
Pacific
City of Mexico
Pueblo
Mexico City
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Bishop of Derry to Lecture in New York on Christian Evidences
The bishop of Derry, nearing seventy, accepted an invitation from Columbia College trustees to give lectures in New York during Lent 1892 on The Evidences of Christianity. A distinguished Oxford graduate and former Bampton lecturer, he is noted for strong oratory and opposition to prayer book revision.
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Derry
Columbia College
New York City
New York
Christ’s Holy Catholic Church
Oxford
Bampton
Alexander
Manchester Guardian
The Fern Raid at Yosemite and the Garden Defiance
A camp guide recounts a Bay Area botanist who pressed a rare fern in Yosemite Valley. He warns her to refrain from uprooting, then she digs up roots claiming it might be a new species. He vows to preserve the fern’s two clumps, reporting the plant theft after camp breaks up.
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Yosemite Valley
Bay
Yosemite
Merced River
Capitan
Notable Western Society Woman Known For Style And Wealth
A Boston Herald correspondent paints Mrs Burke wife of Judge Burke of Seattle as an elegant, cultured figure with Paris gowns, a yacht owner who rides, swims, and dances gracefully, and a strong New York upbringing shaping Western opportunity. The profile recalls Patti the diva as a radiant jewel of song and royalty among entertainers.
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Far West
Judge Burke
Seattle
Hyde Park
Fifth Avenue
Worth
Paris
Washington
Mrs Burke
New York
Robert P. Porter
New York Herald
Boston
Patti
Boston Herald
Fashion News and Theatrical Notes From Open Air Pages
A Victorian fashion item explains new skirt style with slits at the hips and trick sash details, aiming for easy wear and train silhouette. Also notes on pincushion reno and a quip about Mrs Wallace’s old tool collection. Theatre items include Rose Coghlan on a Kentucky racehorse role and updates on plays by Paulding and Rankin.
E Campbell Ohio governor candidate and Civil War veteran
E Campbell born July 7 1843 in Ohio served in the Civil War as a lieutenant in 1862 and later practiced law in Hamilton County. He held three terms as prosecuting attorney and rose as a leader in the Ohio Democratic camp facing William McKinley this year.
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E. Campbell
Hamilton
Ohio
William McKinley
The Lamp and The Task of the Social Economist Remain
A fragmentary blend of verse and prose notes the lamp lit by memory and the storm outside. It shifts to a social issue where the demand for maids and housekeepers in rural villages outpaces supply, while city crowds seek workers yet few will leave for country homes. It ends with a Chicago News remark on women dancing together at hotels and social tact.
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New York Times
Chicago News
Sculptors and Shakespearean themes noted in Detroit article
The report highlights W Owen of Detroit who has played Shakespearean roles and was active in Marine City and Ann Arbor education. it also profiles Augustus St Gaudens, famed sculptor born 1849, praised for the Farragut monument and plans for a General Sherman statue in New York.
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Detroit
Shakespeare
Marine City
Mich
Ann Arbor
Augustis ST. Gaudens
Augustus St. Jaudens
Farragut
Madison Square
New York
St. Gaudens
General Sherman
John Swinburn
England
America
al Hayman
Baldwin Theater
San Francisco
Abbey
Patti
Jean de Reszke
Mme
Albani
Eames
Jedge Waxem Creator Known from Courier Journal to Washington Star
J L Ampton notes W J known to millions as creator of Jedge Waxem in his early iron work and journalism career. The real Jedge traced from Louisville to Washington through The Critic and later Washington Star after a European tour.
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Jedge Waxem
Jedge
St. Louis
Mary Jane
Louisville Courier-Journal
Washington
Critic
Europe
Washington Star
Harrington Named Head of Weather Bureau
The president appointed Mark W. Harrington head of the Weather Bureau, elevating the role to a branch of the agricultural department. Harrington, born in 1833 in Sycamore Nova Scotia, has taught astronomy at Ann Arbor, Michigan, for ten years after graduating there in 1868. He previously lectured and taught in various places before his professorship.
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Weather Bureau
Agricultural Department
Mark W. Harrington
Ann Ar- Arbor
Mich
Sycamore
Ann Arbor
Three Nation Window Blends English Scotch and American Design
A Brooklyn woman designs a staircase hall window in three panels. The English rose honors the father, the Scotch thistle represents the mother, and the center features the American goldenrod with a monogram for the daughter. Sunlight streams across the hall to a carved oak settle by the fireplace.
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Brooklyn
Sol
New York Commercial Advertiser
Memorial table fashions and horse racing notes
A memorial table trend described with glass topped designs and keepsakes, plus a note on Venetian glass bonnets. Then a summary of horse racing history citing 25 trotters sold for 808000 dollars, Kentucky Futurity entries from 34 states and Canada, Belle’s descendants, Jay Eye Lee’s racing record, and Australian turfman Hon D S Wallace with about 250000 dollars in public winnings.
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States
Territories
Canada
Belle
Mambrino Chief
Jay Eye Lee
D. S. Wallace
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the Intelligencer
Ames
Story County
Iowa
8. K. Wilson
Official Directory
C. Rowe
B. W.caurcy
H.D. Chamberlin
A. Ersland
J. R. Stewart
J. W. Laippre
Parleyy Sheldon
A. B. Maxwell
K. R. Chamberlain
Joan Hoggatt
Christian
A. M. Ball
I. O. O. F. Mes Lodge NO
Odd Fellows Hall
M. J. Adams
Hounett, N. G
Chas. E. Hunt
C. A. Beverly
D. Petoe
Cver Benenee
Albert Richmond
L. M. Bosworth
Bulkley & Sweet
Solicitors of American and Foreign
Charles C. Bulkley
C. Sweet
Officie B’ld
Fifth Street
Des Moines
Office OF
She Butelliaencer
Beethoven
Montana
New England
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Great Falls
Monarch
Neihart
Barker
Helena
Butte
Great North
Red River Valley
Minnesota
North Dakota
F. L. Whitney
G. P
T. A. J. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis, Duluth
West Superior
Northwestern and
Pacific States
Great Northern K’y
W. Braden
Land Com
Dakotas
Nontana
F. J. Whitney
Ireat Northern Railway
J. B. Paxton
Geo. McCginness
Bingham
Kintley
Geo. McGinness
Downs
E. S. Downs
Milwaukee
Tennessee
West Point
United States
Yankee Blade
Damery
Department of the Marne
Pall Mall Gazette
Bonn
London
Kodak
Poland Camp
Mana
Auburn
Mass
Kansas City
Mason City
Peoria
Marshalltown
Sun
St. Legis
Albia
Given
Roe HH
Minnespol
Jarshallstown
Sumiay
H. Ackert
Tans Mansuce
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass
Rose Coghlan
Dorothy
Frederick Paulding
Russell Harrison
Henry Guy Carleton
Earlie
Boston Museum
McKee Rankin
Abraham Lincoln
Charles W. Selden
Maurice Barrymore
Bar
George Eyre-Todd
Glasgow
Rew Brock
Diate DL
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W. Owen
waiKiown
J. Lampton
Lewiston Journal
Purmosa
J. . Melatiwn
Westerman & Arnold
Hamilton & Co
Canier Bros. & Herman
Equitable Life and Endowment Association
Waterloo
State of Iowa
A. H. Thayer
Sec’y
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