Inside the World’s Fair Sunday Opening Debate
A Wesleyan Advocate letter rejects reports that Chicago saloonkeepers favored closing the Fair on Sunday. It cites Interior corroboration that most saloonkeepers oppose a Sunday closure and would benefit from an open Fair and open bars, with a broad critique of sensational reporting and religious bias.
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Chicago
Puck
Christian Register
McGarigles
Varnells
House of David
Jonah
Clark
Holy Alliance
Fictitious Life and Its Effects on Youth
The piece argues that fiction and sensational accounts distort youth views of life and religion, creating unrealistic expectations. It warns that virtue and happiness are not guaranteed and that God works in his own way through life, challenging oversimplified, rosy depictions.
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Howevr
Removal and new shop notice on Clayton street
Wa Prrrman announces move to Lampkin building next to Talmady Bros on Clayton street and invites customers to visit. He will keep a fine line of groceries with more room and says his offerings will be more complete. Telephone 85. OCONEE ON THE RAMPAGE Col Edmund Thrasher fights preacher at third party meeting as a political revival stirs Oconee.
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Lampkin
Talmady Bros
Clayton Street
Edmund Thrasher
Oconee
Dick Jackson
Col
Man Walker
Thrasher
Allen G. Thurman
New York
Eee Nie
Allen G. Brenan
Senator Hill
Gleveland
Tasteful cod liver oil medicine gains favor
It argues medicine should not taste bad to be effective and promotes Scott's Emulsion as cod liver oil without the unpleasant taste. The notice suggests agreeable taste aids digestion and claims most druggists carry Scott's Emulsion.
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Scott
Scott & Rowse
South
Avanos
Yeur Duggist
Scot
Lillie Johnson Case Placed On Bond In Shelby Co Court
In Shelby County court Lillie Johnson, charged as an accessory to the murder of Freda Ward by Alice Mitchell, is released on $10,000 bond until asylum officials report. The case may proceed joint with Mitchell once she is discharged as cured or declared incurably lunatic. Mitchell is not yet deemed insane. Masters of Bolivar asylum report she shows no insanity symptoms. Mitchell’s indictment for murder to follow.
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Alice Mitchell
Memphis
Tenn
Shelby County Criminal Court
Lillie Johnson
Bing
Freda Ward
Miss Johnson
Dubose
Bolivar
Seed and Harvest in a Glasgow Factory Tale
An inspirational tale follows a Glasgow factory boy dubbed Davie who vows to educate himself. He buys Rudiments of Latin, attends evening classes, and balances study with factory work. By sixteen he reads Virgil and Horace, then attends Glasgow University, becoming Dr. David Livingstone through grit and sacrifice.
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Glasgow
the Clyde
Davie
Ruddiman
Glasgow University
David Livingstone
How to Be Amused For Young Readers In Quiet Weather
The article offers indoor amusements for children when outdoor play is impractical. It encourages making simple crafts like dolls, shelves, and tiny furniture, and building small projects from wood. It also advises entertaining others, planning games, using old pictures, and avoiding selfish behavior among companions.
Little Sunshine and a Sunshine Day
A young girl Patty tries to spread cheer despite a rainy day. Grandma says no sunshine brighter than a cheery face, and Patty keeps a SWEET smile all day to bring light to the house despite gloom. Also a notice to stockholders of North Eastern Br. Co. announcing an annual meeting October 19.
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Patty
Grandma
Ssace
Nam
Christian Observer
North Eastern BR. B. CO
Annusike North Eatern Ll
Bros Lerest
Iso Ap Oon
Fire destroys Nickel Plate freight yards at Eightieth street
A Denver dispatch reports a devastating blaze at Eightieth Street and Stony Island Avenue in the Nickel Plate freight yards. About forty carloads of merchandise burned, with losses estimated over $100,000. Sparks from passing engines started the fire. rapid alarms and engine response prevented greater spread.
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Cocago
Eightieth Street
Stony Island Avenue
Mexican Murderers Kill Two Texans Near St Heidery
Joseph Koon and Charles Mosely prominent ranchmen near St Heidery were murdered Wednesday by two Mexican cowboys Sixto Iores and Patricio Lopez. They were robbed and fled toward the border but were captured at St Heidery and jailed amid threats of lynching.
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San Antonio
Joseph Koon
Charles Mosely
St. Heidery
Sixto ‘Ores
Patricio Lopez
Koon
Mosely
Waylai
Two Featherweights Entertain Califor nia Audience in San Francisco
An audience of about 2 000 gathered at the California Athletic club rooms in San Francisco to witness a boxing bout between Someen 80 Smith of Los Angeles and George Siddons of New York for a purse of unknown value. The fight opened at nine with both men in fine condition. Siddons dominated the later rounds, scoring with accurate footwork and defense as Smith tired and pressed hard.
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California
San Francisco
California Athletic Club
Smith
Los
George Siddons
New York
Aaron
Ons
Settar
Receipts and stock data from Atlantic trade and rail traffic
Receipts from Sept 1 to Liverpool show 565 barrels and 350 shipments with stock totaling 1 981 on hand. Market tone steady with little activity. opening and closing prices noted. Also lists monthly Oak Market rates and port receipts across 1890 1892 with various goods including groceries and provisions. Public notices include stockholders meeting for Georgia Carolina and Northern Railway on Nov 8 1892 and a report on pneumatic tubes for postal service testing in Philadelphia with a tender from Pneumatic Transit Company.
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Baungr Orriog
Athens
Liverpool
Fannrea
Pela Ig
U. S
0. S
Prominent tobacconist Jacob Meyers dies after fall
New Orleans Oct 1. Jacob Meyers a leading tobacconist, instantly killed at his Magazine street residence after vertigo struck him during a meal. He had recently operated solo after leaving C B Black & Co. service. The death occurred in a pool of blood with neighbors reporting his illness prior.
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New Organs
Jacob Meyers
Magazine Street
Meyers
Mr. Meyers
C. B. Black & Co
Pittards & Sikes
Note Heads and Blank Forms at Banu igh Nine
Note heads letter heads and blank forms offered in a variety of tasteful styles at Banu igh Nine. The shop features tailored stationery with durable paper and refined design options for personal and business use. Various weights colors and finishes available to suit executive and creative needs.
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Banuigh
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