German Army Bill Faces Hurdles After Victory Claims
The article reports Count von Caprivi's government claiming victory and seeking swift passage of an army bill. The emperor congratulates the chancellor, assures support, and plans a rapid Reichstag vote with debates shifted to committee as dissension rises among conservatives and anti Semites.
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Count von Caprivi
Caprivi
Promies
Norway
Chancelor von Caprivi
Theederal Council
Acraans
Herr von Levetzow
Ahlwardt
Ploetzense
Wardt
Red Stettin Ahlwardt
Mae goPle
Castoria Recalled in Rhyme Across Generations
A nostalgic verse traces Castoria use from infancy to motherhood, noting infant care and child feeding. It playfully recalls a mother’s reliance on Castoria as children grow, referencing stages from baby to grandchildren in a single rhyme.
Death of Dr. J R Graves in Memphis noted
The Memphis based Baptist leader Dr J R Graves D D former editor of the Tennessee Baptist and head of the Southern Book Concern died after long illness. Graves authored The Great Iron Wheel and was famed as a powerful pulpit orator with a storied career in Nashville and Memphis.
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South
Memphis
J. R. Graves
America
Graves
Parson Brownlow
Southern Book Concern
Wesleyan Methodists Organize in Athens Denomination History
Rev. E. J. Cowan separates from the M E Church South and forms a Wesleyan Methodist church in Athens. The piece outlines the Wesleyan Methodist Connection of America founded in Utica in 1843, its anti slavery stance, governance, discipline against intoxicants, and growth from 400 ministers and 6,000 members to about 8,000 members and 500 preachers by 1891 with two missions and publishing assets around $60,000. It mentions theology, organ publications, seminaries in New York and Minnesota, and notes a tie on women’s ordination.
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Athens
J. Cowan
Bannen
M. E. Church
South
Cowan
Alden
Wesleyan Methodists
Wesleyan Methodist Connection of America
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Utice
N.Y
Methodist Episcopal Church
Syracuse
United States
la Otto
Ind
Freetown
Leone
Houce
N. Y
Wesleyan Methodist
The
Gospel Record
Arthur T. Jennings
Houghton, Allegany, Co
Wasioja
Dodge, Co
Minn
Items of Interest From Early Wilkes County News
A man near Joseph Fanning's in Wilkes County was bitten by a cat about three weeks ago and now shows hydrophobia symptoms. A seventeen or eighteen year old Black boy, Jim Lucas, was killed by freight train No. 16 of the Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad near Elko while attempting to jump the moving train. his hand was severed and head wound sustained. The University of Virginia would not admit a woman to lectures but allowed Miss Caroline Preston Davis to sit for mathematics exams and earned a certificate of excellence, effectively making her the university’s first female graduate. Dr. Thornton led the class in presenting her with an honorary diploma. Mr. Van Pelt, editor of the Craig Meteor, visited a Hillsdale drug store and received a cholera remedy, noting rapid improvement the next morning. Crawford & Co. advertise for sale.
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C. Harrison
Gladstone
Cicero Harrison
Jackson
Mich
Pewee
Old Dominion
Oliver
Harrison
Guyandotte
Gladstone Hotel
Mrs. C. Harrison
Mrs. Oliver
Guyandette
New York
Orser
Beirtions
Harricon
Joseph Fanning
Wilkes County
Jim Lucas
Elko
Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
University of Virginia
Caroline Preston Davis
Thornton
van Pelt
Craig
Meteor
Hillsdale
Ions
Gy Cian
Sale
Oun Crawford & CO
Faith and Battle: Weston and Willie's Gospel Bond
In a dim hospital, John Weston lies grievously wounded after a clash with three enemies. A Christian boy, Willie, consoles him with the ninety and nine parable and the promise of Jesus, urging Weston to call to the Shepherd. Weston, weak but hopeful, discovers renewed faith as Willie dies and he prepares to return home with one arm, still fighting the good fight of faith.
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John Weston
Jesus
Jasper Sea
Willie
Jack
Will
Willie Parson
Gold
Willie Pearson
The
Cross
Jack Weston
President Cleveland declines Tamany Day invitation
The Cleveland letter read at Tamany hall June 16 1893 urges independence celebration with duty and economy. It stresses citizens must stay engaged reject unearned wealth and demand accountability in public life. Also read were regrets from Stevenson Hill and other officials, about two hundred in total.
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New York
Mansix
Wasuixertor
D.C
Richard Corker
Tamany Society
Grover Cleveland
Stevenson
Hill
Pardoned Anarchists Make First Public Appearance
Samuel Fielden Michael Schwab and Oscar Neebe appeared publicly for the first time since Joliet release at Booths hall Chicago July 4 as honorary Brew ers Union No 18 guests. They remained silent while addressing the right to agitation. In New York Gen Doukhovski Governor of Siberia and a Russian party arrived aboard La Bourgogne staying at the Clarendon.
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Cubanco
Samuel Fielden
Michael Schwab
Oscar Neebe
Joliet
Booth’s Hall
Lake and Desplaines Streets
Brewers Union No
Neebe
Robert Steiner
Schawb
Siberia
New York
New Yorks
Doukhovskoy
la Bourgogne
Clarendon
Bucklen's Arnica Salve offered with guarantee
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers and various skin conditions with a money back guarantee. Priced at 25 cents per box and sold by John Crawford & Co and Palmer & Kinnebrew.
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John, Crawford & Co
Palmer & Kinnebrew
Soothing Teething Remedy Widely Sold for Children
For over fifty years Mus WIRELow's soothing brevr has been used for teething in children. It eases gum pain calms the child relieves wind colic and diarrhoea. A bottle costs twenty five cents and is sold by drug stores worldwide.
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Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
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Jack Wetson
Heaven
Fost
Cleveland
Tamany
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Vane
Palmer & Kinnebrew, Druggista
RC. O
Ales
Catelozne
van Winkle Gin and Machinery
Atlanta, Georgia
Buysis
and Save
Agent’s Commission
Schofield’s Iron Works
J. S. Schofield Sons & C O., Proprietors
Macon, Ga
Makera
Schofield
Vireinia
Texas
Eae
Southern
Hancock Inspirator
Gullett
Magnolia Cotton Gin
Schofield's Sons & CO
Macon, Georgia
da. G. C. Oscoop
Lowell, Mass
da. J. F. Encutes
Conway, Ark
HL. A. Ancuss
M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn
N. XY
Children's Department
Astrep Hospital
Onton
Mass
Anna C. Surrz
Pree
the Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
Hill’s
Iim Bonkers
Ohio Chemical CO
Opera
Lima
Ohio
Ailill
Cueuscal
Jayloed
Sey
Aguor
Amu
Ture
Truk
Helen Morrison
Civerywattr
EOE
Ohia