Systematic Training at YMCA Gym Builds Sound Body
The YMCA gymnasium operates with a planned program under Mr. Laxer to develop physical health rather than acrobats or pugilists. Members are measured, prescribed exercises target imbalances, and progress is tracked bi monthly. Floor work with weights forms the foundation, followed by apparatus routines, baths, and study of weekly Bible and gym classes.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Laxer
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Association For Physical and Spiritual Work
Sium
Evangelistiq
Enae
Ork
Palmer and Craveford Co Trial Teasers Amid Strain
A garbled notice references Grugeis and an authorized role for Dr. King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds. Trial items at Craveford and Co and Palmer are mentioned in a fragmentary context, with no clear date or outcome.
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Grugeis
Dr. King
Craveford & Co A
Palmer
Catholic Pastoral Denounces Illinois School Law
In Cucaco Sept 13 Catholic churches across Illinois read a lengthy pastoral letter by Archbishop Feehan. It declares secular schooling inferior to religious schools and argues maintenance of its own schools is required by conscience, marking a rare church political stance in Chicago since 1963.
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Illinois
Cucaco
Ilinois
Feehan
Chicago
Duggan
Monaco Prince Albert and Princess Alice Hit by Tragic Gambling Scene
A Monaco dispatch reports a personal tragedy as Prince Albert and Princess Alice return from a tour. A gambling establishment linked death shockingly unsettles a public greeting, leading to a hasty departure and a grim funeral in the cemetery known for past victims of the Blanca gambling ring.
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Suddi & Young
Alice
Albert
Blanca
Peary Returns From Arctic Expedition
The steamer Kite arrived from McFermack harbor with Lieutenant Peary his wife and party after a year in the Arctic regions. They were safe and well and reported extensive discoveries and sled dog experiences, including a 1800 mile journey.
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Peary
New Foundland
St. Jouns
Kite
McFermack Harbor
Arctic
Conree
Seach
Pbs
Aeswellings
Paty Steers
Injunction on Fire Island Led to Troop Movement
Fire Island injunction fights to halt Cepheus passengers. Governor Flower and Dr Jenkins hold talks. troops and police reportedly mobilized as judges hear motions to vacate the injunction. Battalion naval reserve and regiments sail toward Fire Island with guns and ammo, aiming to end the landings and guarantee access.
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Fire Island
Babylon
Governor Flower
Dr Jenkins
Nw York
Ripple
Jenkins
New York
Associated Press
Firesland
Cephas
New Yorks
Various Baseball Scores From Southern and National Leagues
Base ball record reports scattered Southern and National League results with rain interruptions and scores in Birmingham Montgomery New Orleans Philadelphia Washington and New York games. A separate note cites a fatal shooting near Mt. Oreb Kentucky and a U S consul’s arrest in Jones N F. An ad touts Electric Bitters as a leading tonic with health claims and a guarantee.
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Une Birmingham
Birmingham
Montgomery
Itie
Six Companies Proclamation Bans Chinese Registration
A Septembers report from San Francisco notes the Six Companies, a powerful Chinese merchant body, issues a proclamation with consular backing forbidding Chinese in the United States from registering. It warns Canton residents may stay unregistered but must avoid trouble, threatening consequences if they seek relief or aid from the Six Companies.
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California
San Francisco
Six Companies
United States
Whites and Blacks in Texas Unite to End Lynching
Paris September 13 A joint committee of seven whites and blacks met with local landowners and negroes to ensure safety and curb mob violence. A general meeting pledged peace, with authorities pursuing arrests and Governor Hoge offering 200 dollars per mob participant.
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Texas
Paris
Lacks
Hoge
Imports and Exports in July 1892 Compared to 1891
Washington reports the Bureau of Statistics finds total merchandise imports in July 1892 reached 71.515 million dollars versus 67.022 million in July 1891. Domestic merchandise exports totaled 57.361 million dollars, down from 61.770 million. Reciprocity partner fluctuations show Brazil Cuba Puerto Rico and British West Indies with modest gains, while exports to these nations rose accordingly.
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Washington
Bureau of Statistics
United States
Brazil
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Castoria Advertisements and Miscue from Crippled Text
Fragmentary OCR recalls Castoria ads with phrases about babies and children. A Dooly Georgia dispatch notes Hon C F Crisp speaking to yeomanry about rosary and guards, followed by a New York item on Jonathan R Bass the ossified man and a museum freak incident.
Judge creates consternate society by a divorce case
In Harve county a farm couple, Bunton and Kimmerly, stirred local society as details emerged of a marriage obtained without parental consent. The groom drove the woman away, secured a license and wed her, prompting the father to arrest him for kidnapping his child, then drop the charge and sue for divorce.
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Ansas
Wrearra
Harve
Bunton- Kimmerly
Carsir Kimmerly
Political Speaking In Gwinnett Week In September
In Lawrenceville Ga during the current court recess Hon C W Smith and Mr Hugh Gordon spoke praising democracy. A Tuesday barbecue is planned with Hon L F Livingston and Hon Joe James expected to attend. Two thousand people are cited as likely attendees with Democratic clubs active. An advertisement for P P P claims it cures various female ailments and general weakness, endorsed by physicians, with dealer listings.
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Lawrenceville
C. W. Smith
Hugh Gordon
Senate
Ellington
Darnell
L F Livingston
Joe James
Carter Tate
Watson Faces Off In Polarizing Georgia Feud
A Sept 13 report from Aucosta Georgia describes Tom Watson clashing with Frank Jordan aboard a Augusta bound train full of Democrats. The confrontation followed Jordan calling Watson a traitor and sparked a brief physical exchange amid cautious onlookers and a tense crowd. Jordan vows to settle later.
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Aucosta
Tom _Watson
Gore
Watson
Augusta
Frank Jordan
Hancock County
Jordan
Nearer the North Pole United States Flags Advanced by Peary
The navy reports Lieutenant Peary has planted U S flags at two points nearest the pole yet reached by civilized man. He telegraphed from St John’s Newfoundland describing discoveries along Greenland’s east coast Independence Bay at 82 degrees north latitude. He notes prior east coast highs of about 75 to 77 degrees and west coast highs of 88 degrees by earlier expeditions. Naval officers express pleasure at Peary’s success.
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United States
Peary
Navy
Wasninerox
North Pole
Navy Department
St. Johne
N. F
United States Navy
Greenland
Independence Bay
Greenland Ice
Victoria Inlet
Holdensy
Lockwood and Brainard
Greeley
Experience of an Ex-Champion
An ex-champion walker shares health insights from a long use of Arnicohs Plasters noting personal recovery from kidney catarrh and praising Albany’s Purovs Plas- tees. This 1886 notice from East tacic New York discusses plaster merits and long term use.
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Harry Nogll
East Tacic
New Youk
E. Ast c
New 2
Ariccch
AtLcock
Peary Arctic expedition returns safely to St John’s
The Peary expedition finished an inland ice trek of 1500 miles to North Greenland and secured a rare collection of flora fauna and ethnological specimens rivaling the Copenhagen museum. Other news notes Indiana independents back Cleveland in fall vote hold power in Indiana. Immigrant landings challenged at Fire Island. Birmingham fusion to nominate electors aim to defeat Cleveland in Alabama. A Bristol Virginia murder conviction names several victims. London pulpits shift as Rev Pierson to fill Spurgeon’s post January 1.
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St. John’s
Greenland
Kppnhagen
Magwumpe
Indiana
Cleveland
Harrigan
Fire Island
Babylon
Isp
Sland
Kolbites
Birmingham
Alabama
Michall B. Taylor
Bristol
Irs Mullins
Wilson Mullins
John Chappell
Greenberry Harris
Pierson
Philadelphia
Spurgeon
Metropolitan Tabernacle
London
William Witherspoon
Congress
Tennessee
Chicago
Old Fort Marion
St. Augustine
Avary
New York Railway Supply Company
Spartanburg
S. C
John Wesley Lee
Thomaston
Henry Steves
East Tennessee
Macon
High Priced Furniture Set Earns Quick Sale
A Chicago store clerk notes a high priced furniture set and Mrs. Chugwater’s remark about affording it. Mrs. Billus decisively claims the set, while other snippets from papers touch on humor, romance, and a Kemp's Balsam ad note.
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