Cattle Prices Rise Sharply and Missionary Prayer Urged
The report notes cattle on the farm averaged 16.65 per head on January 1, 1897, rising to 32.5 per head at the start of this year with a 60 percent increase over years. The Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions asks pastors and congregations to pray for guidance for the President and U.S. reps in China as missions endure trials. The Board reports extensive China work with 194 foreign missionaries, 594 native workers, 92 churches, 11,214 communicants, 217 schools, a Shanghai press employing 185, plus 16 hospitals and 18 dispensaries serving 148,491 patients last year. The Pekin and Shantung missions face the greatest danger.
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McKinley
Department of Agriculture
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
United States
China
State Department of Washington
Presbyterian Board
China Inland Mission
Shanghai
Pekin
Republican Platform Endorsed At National Convention
Platform from the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia pledges national honor and progress. It supports gold standard, opposes silver coinage, favors protection and immigration limits, urges a strong merchant marine, civil service reform, and equal rights, with policy aims including free homes, reclamation, statehood for New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma, an Isthmian canal and Open Door in China. It commends soldiers, backs pensions, and calls for self-government in the Philippines and a quick end to the South African War.
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Philadelphia
McKinley
Statehood
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
China
South Africa
Philippines
Cubs
Inventory filed for Hobart estate in Paterson
The surrogate's office in Paterson recorded the late Vice President Hobart's personal property at 2,628,941.63 dollars. Real property holdings were small, with most assets in railroad, industrial, and mining stocks and bonds. The record notes no further details on the overall estate. The Court of Errors and Appeals orders a new trial for William Bullock, charged with killing Chief of Police Walsh at Red Bank last November. He has faced three trials, with one conviction, one hung jury, and another conviction.
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Hobart
Paterson
Court of Errors and Appeals
William Bullock
Walsh
Red Bank
Minutola Builds Boom and New Ventures Across South Jersey
Minutola enjoys a building boom as multiple projects move forward in the region. Plans include a rapid-fire battery at Fort Mott, a plant extension by Camden White Lead, and the Vineland Window Glass Co beginning a 24‑blower tank. Local incidents range from accidents in Elmer and Lambertville to a forged check case in Camden and a smallpox case in Cliffwood.
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Fort Mott
Delaware
Camden White Lead Manufacturing Company
Temple Theatre
Camden
Haseen
Messrs. Thompson & ‘Taylor
Vineland Window Glass Company
Massive damages from tightning fire across Bloomfield region
A Friday blaze wrecked a large barn on Charles Farrand’s Bloomfield property and badly damaged the Prospect street school building. A roof roofed off John Beck’s Spruse street home, with no injuries reported. The article also notes widespread crop yields in Salem County and a string of local crimes and accidents, including highway robberies, drownings, and a severe storm that toppled structures and disrupted utilities.
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Charles Farrand
Bloomfield
Prospect Street
John Beck
Spruse Street
First Regiment
Company D
John Wolf
Heckere Street
Two Tours to Canada via Pennsylvania Railroad in 1900
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers two personally conducted tours to Canada and Northern New York in summer 1900. Departures July 21 and August 11 visit Niagara Falls Thousand Islands Rapids of the St. Lawrence Quebec The Saguenay Montreal Au Sable Chasm Lakes Champlain and Charge and Saratoga over fifteen days. Rate is 125 dollars round trip includes railway and boat fare parlor car seating money en route hotel entertainment transfers and carriage hire. Tours led by tourist agents with a chaperon for unescorted ladies. For details contact Tourist Agent 1196 Broadway New York or Geo W Boyd Assistant General Passenger Agent Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Canada
New York
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
Rapids of the St. Lawrence
Quebec
Saguenay
Montreal
Au Sable Chasm
Lakes Champlain
Charge
Saratoga
Broadway
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
Philadelphia
Miracle Cure Claims for Mrs Stout in Cammack Ind
Marion Stuart praises Dr Kings New Discovery as a cure for consumption recounting Mrs Rena J Stout weight gain from 90 pounds to full health after using the remedy. The piece notes the product also treats throat chest and lung diseases and advertises trials at N F Clayton’s drug store. It mentions a separate account of Yellow Jaundice patient M A Hogarty who was cured after two bottles of Electric Bitters.
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Rena J. Stout
Cammack
Ind
Marion Stuart
Muncie
Yorktown
Dr. King
N. F. Clayton
M. A. Hogarty
Lexington
Bucklen Amica Salve Heals Leg Sore in Five Days
P A Danforth of LaGrange suffering a six month running sore on his leg reports Bucklen's Amica Salve cured it in five days. The salve is advertised for ulcers wounds and piles with a cure guaranteed. Sold by N Fr Clayton, druggist.
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P. A. Danforth
LaGrange
CIA
Bucklen
N. Fr. Clayton
Appetite of a Goat Promised by Dr Kings New Life Pills
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a remedy for appetite and digestion. It claims improved bodily habit and health with a price of 25 cents at Clayton's Drug Store.
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Dr. King
Clayton
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