National Laundrymen Meet Chooses Cleveland for Next Session
From Washington dated the 12th: Cleveland selected as the next meeting place for the National Laundry men’s Association. QO K Reid of Philadelphia elected president for the year. E W Welleston Philadelphia secretary. J H Toof Concord N H treasurer. Breadstuffs exports September valued at 11,094,182 dollars, down from 14,283,058. Supreme Court announced Brooks alias Maxwell vs Missouri to proceed despite Brook’s inability to pay costs. Civil Service Commission orders Kansas City post-office investigation. Treasury considering extending New York bank privileges to depositaries in Boston Philadelphia and other large cities. raise from 11 percent to 31,000,000. S V Niles of Washington dies. State Department informed of British commission election for fishery conference. Lamar reports high court decision in mining claim case in Colorado in favor of claimant Deputy Collector Spencer Tampa. Outbreak of yellow fever in the Marine Hospital Bureau shows no concerted effort to stop. new cases constant. General Land Office estimates next year at 2,495,656 dollars, vs 1,508,45 this year.
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Road reopening connects Toledo to Bowerston aiding eastbound service
A historic line reopens linking Toledo Cambridge and Marietta with the Pennsylvania System for all points East. The service runs through Bowerston and connects with routes to Akron Youngstown Pittsburgh Chicago and beyond under Woodford James M. Hall as General Manager and General Passenger Agent.
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Work resumes at Pittsburgh window manufactories
The Pittsburgh window plants restarted on the 12th, with about 5,000 workers returning after idleness since July 1, receiving a five percent wage increase in waves. Across the nation, reports cover trials, bank defalcations, street department audits, sugar trust talks, and naval torpedo tests.
Notable Deaths and City Health Threats From Steamer Alesia
Reports note danger to the city from cholera aboard the Steamer Alesia and record several deaths and public notices. Colonel T Pierce died at Nashua New Hampshire at age sixty seven after service in the Mexican war and the Civil War. Rev. David R Kerr longtime editor of the United Presbyterian died in Pittsburgh. The Baltic mill in Baltic Connecticut burned with estimated losses of 1.25 million and 257000 insurance. A New York policeman Hahn was found not guilty of killing the lifeguard Hussey. Rev Thomas K Beecher accepted the Greenback nomination for New York Secretary of State.
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Mormon Conference Ends Without Election At Salt Lake
The Salt Lake conference adjourned after four days without electing a church president. Wilford Woodruff was named President of the Twelve and ex officio head of the church, with George Q. Cannon Joseph F. Smith and others as apostles. The report covers legal cases fires wrecks strikes and political events from across the nation, including punishments for crimes, railroad incidents, and labor actions.
General Assembly Adopts Resolutions on Telegraphs and Labor Law
The General Assembly on the 11th adopted resolutions to improve relations under the Patrons of Husbandry and Farmers' Alliance. It approved funds to pursue a Texas capital syndicate case over contract labor, plans a memorial to Congress on government telegraphs, and authorized a Pacific coast lecturer plus multilingual ritual printing in Polish, Bohemian, and Italian.
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Murder verdict in Mitchellstown case targets six officers
Jury convicts Inspector Brownrigg and five constables Kirwin Ryder Brennan Gagan and Doran of murder. Warrants issued for their arrest.
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Multiple 19th Century News Blasts And Trials Across Cities
A Toledo superintendent’s two year old daughter dies from clothes catching fire. Judge Fieip orders grand jury probe into boat disaster. Wasp search party returns to London with no discovery near Singapore. New York week imports total 3,833,450 in gold. specie exports 107,621. merchandise imports 27,812,804 including 1,775,205 dry goods. Leach and others killed in Indian Territory raid on Calkees village. Harris case jury deadlocks six six in Chicago. Blinky Morgan murder trial begins at Ravenna. Knights of Labor general assembly adjourns after executive session debate on constitution changes. Farbenman approves removing 1400 clerks in New York customs house. Cincinnati fire destroys five acres of lumber area. 58? 150,000. Sternen Rawson shot by stepson William Lee amid divorce dispute in Chicago.
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Forbidden Honey Sermon Warns Against Temptations of Literature and Vices
Dr. Talmage links temptation to forbidden honey from the rod to corrupting books and intoxicants. He warns against corrupt literature, strong drink, and gambling, citing biblical precedents and modern examples, urging readers to seek wholesome, godly choices and reject worldly pleasures.
Perennial Freshness of the Bible Impresses Readers
The Bible remains endlessly fresh to readers who revisit chapters weekly or daily. Notable examples from LeClerc, Kennicott, and Bishop Horne illustrate how Scripture deepens in wisdom, beauty, and spiritual fragrance with repeated perusal.
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