Massive Christian Endeavor Convention Draws 58000 Delegates
Boston hosts a grand Christian Endeavor gathering with 58000 delegates. Rev Francis E Clark delivers the annual address at Mechanics' Hall. readings occur in Tent Williston and Tent Endeavor. Afternoon rallies in 27 churches draw thousands.
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Boston
Grand Christian Endeavor
Mechanics’ Hall
Williston
Endeavor
Mechanics’ Building
Francis E. Clark
D.D
Society
T. H. McEwan
James Lewis Howe
Lexington
H. Cornwall
Tennis Hamlin
D. D
Washington
W. H. Pennel
Washington, D. C
Crowda Meeting Ends With Large Delegation Attending
The 14th international Christian Endeavor convention in Boston closes after six hundred meetings and about sixty thousand delegates from across North America and beyond. Most attendees will sightsee this week. total registration reached 66 85 delegates. Leaders preside as Rev W H Wharton Rev Sam H Virgin and Rev Potts deliver sermons.
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Boston
Endeavor
North American
Walsh
Clark
Mechanics’hall
Baer
Williston
Nehemiah Boynton
Teachers Elect New Officers At National Educational Assoc
The National Educational Association convened in Denver on July 12 electing officers by unanimous vote. Newton C. Dougherty of Peoria was named president with a slate of 12 vice presidents from cities including New York Denver Louisville and Des Moines. Irwin Shepard became secretary and I C McNeill treasurer. Directors include J H Van Sickle F B Coper John McDonald and others. The morning papers focused on state roles in promoting patriotism and good citizenship.
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National Educational Association
Lualhesa
Denver
Newton C. Dougherty
Peoria
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York City
Mia
A. J. Peavey
W. H. Bartholomeow
Louisville
L. C. Schaeffer
Harrisburg
W. N. Shoeats
Tallahasse
Fla
Henry Rabin
Des Moines
E. E. McElroy
Portland
C. G. Pearce
Beatrice, Neb
Henry R. Pettingill
Lansing
Mich
D. H. Halsey
Oshkosh
Wis
T. B. Lewis
Ogden
Utah
Estelle Rees
Cheyenne
Irwin Shepard
Winona
Minn
I. C. McNeill
Kansas City
Colorado
J. H. van Sickle
Iowa
F. B. Coper
Kansas
John McDonald
Topeka
Nebraska
W. H. Skinner
Nebraska City
North Dakota
L. B. Avery
Mayville
South Dakota
George Smith Vermillion
Wyoming
A. L Putnam
Newcastle
Harcourt to Run Again After Derby Election Defeat
Loxton July 17 The general election results show Conservatives 231 total Liberal 92 with net Unionist gains of 20 seats. Sir William Vernon Harcourt Liberal leader defeated by Mr C Orange Conservative in Derby election has accepted a nomination to stand again.
Debaters Schedule Quick, Structured Exchange Over Coin’s Financial School
The event splits eight sessions with ten minute speeches, audience Q A, and strict rules. Horr and Harvey lead, with Lyman J. Gage and H. S. Taylor among referees and judges to enforce debate on money definitions and the book Coin’s Financial School.
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Financial School
Horr
Harvey
Lyman J. Gage
Harr
W. A. Vincent
Taylor
Miller
Coiti
Chicago Aldermen Indicted over Bribe Attempt in Ice Ordinance
Chicago July 14 The special grand jury finished its probe by returning two indictments Aldermen Finkler and Martin accused of trying to secure bribes to block a pure ice ordinance. The panel also urged a change to allow imprisonment for soliciting bribes, not just accepting them.
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Billa
Hinkler
Martin
Chicago
Finkler
Foreclosure decree in Consolidated Mortgage case to be issued
Judge Bel linger renders opinion ordering foreclosure of the Consolidated Mortgage and the Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern site across Oregon Idaho and Montana. Short Line admitted borrowing the funds and mortgage deemed valid. Objections were technical. Decision supports disintegration of the Union Pacific and may reach the U S Supreme Court.
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Union Pacific
Supreme Court of the United States
Congressman Remann Dies in Illinois City
Fred erick Remann Republican congressman from the Eighteenth Illinois district died at his home in Vandalia after illness of over three months. Born in Faystte county Illinois in 1847 he enlisted in the army at 17 and served his country.
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Congress Remann
Vandalia
Ill
Frederick Remann
Ilinois
Remann
Faystte County
Illinois
Attorney General opines Corbett Fitzsimmons clash illegal in Texas
Austin July 13 Attorney General Crane says in an opinion to County Attorney Gillespie that the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight is unlawful and enforcement should continue until voided by the supreme court. Markets digest Chicago grain and provisions with mixed price moves and cattle hog and sheep notes from Omaha.
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Texas
Austin
Crane
Gillespie
Dallas
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Supreme Court
Happenings From Columns to Lineage and Crime
A jumble of brief items lists executions, captures, divorces, church conflicts, jail escapes, and wage changes. Notable mentions include Daniel Werling hanged in Pittsburg for wife murder, Thomas K. Micksell captured in Milton, Ky. and Medford, Ind. and labor-misconduct actions in Kansas.
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Daniel Werling Wis
Pitts ‘Burg
Gourke Cochran
New York
St. Louis
Thomas K. Micksell
Phil Metsinger
Milton
Medford
Ind
The
Sisto
Albany
N.Y
John ©. Goebel
Bird
Alt Greenfield
England
A.R. Alger
Michigan
Platt
New York City
Johnson
Frank Langford
Marietta
S. GC
Greenville
William Best
Kentucky
Paintlick
Bost
Canton
Brooks Tron Company
Bridsboro
Wide Range of Disturbing Incidents Reported Across Several States
The clipping lists numerous events including mine closure in Illinois due to water, a fatal shooting in Ashland Wisconsin, a self-inflicted death in Illinois, a drowning incident in Wisconsin, a fatal train accident in Batesville Indiana, a child drowning in Manitowoc Wisconsin, and various legal and criminal cases across the country. It notes rescue and relief actions, pending appeals, and investigations by authorities.
Multiple 19th Century Notices Sweep Through U.S. States
A flood of summaries reports deaths, arrests, business deals and civic events across Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Ohio, New York and elsewhere. Notable items include Henry Muster run over and killed in Seymour Indiana. attorney A W Myers jailed for bribing a witness in a murder case. purchases of Dubuque bonds by Farson Leach of Chicago. a gas strike in Alliance Ohio. Philadelphia University fundraising. a Philadelphia ex convict killed Minnie Ingersol and shot N P Strife. postmaster Weeks in Harts horne Oklahoma accounts short. bank appraisers in Cincinnati predicting 6 cents on the dollar. Knights of Pythias meeting plans. West Virginia Southern railroad chartered. Cleveland Centennial planned. Neenah mill fire. stockman Owens killed by train. First National bank Pella indictment for embezzlement. Catholic Total Abstinence Union opens rolls. five eloping couples wed in Jeffersonville. Lytter Taylor resigns.
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Henry Muster
Seymour
Ind
Farson Leach & Co
Chicago
Dubuque
A. W. Myers
Bloomfield
Taylor Brothers
Alliance, O., Gas and Ol
Thomas McKean
Philadelphia
University of Philadelphia
John Hoch
Minnie Ingersol
N. P. Strife
Chapel Hill
N.Y
William F. Weeks
Hartshorne
I. T
Cincinnati
Order of Knights of Pythias
Detroit
Baltimore
West Virginia and Southern Railroad
Cleveland
Wulff Clausen & Co
Neenah
Wis
John Owens
E. L. Cassatt
First National Bank
Pella
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Jeffersonville
Justice House
Lytter Taylor
United States- Alisks
Oldest circus horse Ginger dies in Cincinnati at 83
A cascade of brief items notes Ginger the country’s oldest circus horse, aged 83, dying in Cincinnati. Other items report missing Hobart College students Cleveland Coxy and Harry May presumed drowned, various deaths, accidents, crimes, and local incidents across the United States, with terse notes on figures from Bloomington to Ishpeming and Pittsburgh.
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Ginger
Cincinnati
Cleveland Coxy
Harry May
Hobart College
Adlairi
Stevenson
Bloomington
Irs
L. A. Crandall
Chicago
Boston
Chicago University
Lake City
Robert Bennett
Louis Stopskopf
Freeport
Yale
John W. Mackay
Alaska
Mitchell’s Bay
Michigan
Cleveland Cliffs Iron and Mining Company
Ishpeming
Mich
Cleveland
Frank Botvick
Leadville
Colo
E. R. Cassett
Pela Bank
Woodson
Keokuk
Anamosa
Richard Tozer
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
Wayne Inkerman
Eldorado
Isudanum
Art Gallery
William
Humphrey. Knowles
Baltimore
Elizabeth Rankin
Hugh Rankin
Pittsburg
Zoe Marco
Francis Pellant
Fond du Lac
Wis
District Court Terms Set for 1891 in Montana Counties
Regular terms of the Fifth Judicial District Court are fixed for 1891 in Jefferson Madison and Beaverhead counties. Terms begin at 10 o clock a m on designated Mondays: Jefferson January April July October Madison February May August November Beaverhead March June September December. Clerk R Z Towas signs the order.
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Chicago
Comoand
Jefferson County
Madison County
Beaverhead
R. Z. Towsas
Train Arrivals Schedule At Northern Pacific And Montana Union Depots
Daily arrivals list No 7 and No 8 trains from St Paul Chicago and Eastern points to Northern Pacific Depot and Spokane Tacoma Portland coast points to Montana Union Depot. Mentioned are Pullman Sleeping Cars between Butte and St Paul and elegant tourist sleepers day coaches and dining car service on all through trains.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Northern Pacific Depot
Spokane
Tacoma
Beattle
Portland
Coast Points
Montana Union Depot
Glacoma
Seattle
Coast
California
Bt. Paul
Pullman
Butte
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Jasca
Short Line
Dayton
Z. T. Lawis
Lewis
South Omaha
Souis Omaha
Ramsey
John Howe
D. A. Williams
Ashland
Williams
Louise Rutishauser
Aurora, Ill
Carlton
Calumet
Presington
Ills
Gray
Lowville
Alexander
Simons
Jacksonville
Grevor
John Allison
Lucas
Kort
Smith
Ark
L. C. Oborn, Jr
Neemah
Boot and Shoe Company
Lake Winnebago
Knoth
Batesville
Greensburg
Charles Hérzog
H.W. Herzog
Manitowoc
Rundy
Great Lakes
Lena Grohe
Stella Schildecker
Edward Jones
Kentucky Insane Asylum
Southern Pacific Road
South McAlester
Travos Commission
Great Western Mutual Aid Association
J. H. Ormandy
Los Angeles
Buell Archer
Alexander Salvini
Javy
Pike's Peak
Kansas Pacific Survey
United States
George H. Walker
Watertown
N. Y
St. Lawrence Frontier
George H. Purdy
Spencer, Ty
Dyersville
German Catholic Central Society of America
Galilion
Onsaca
Mex
Peter Peyton
Burt Davis
Big Cabett Creek
Huntington
W. Va
Pugh
Columbus
M. M
Hocking Valley
Kansas Wesleyan University
J. R. Bickerdyke
Russell
Bickerdyke
George Carr
Burt Dodge
Urbina
Harry J. Robinson
Weir City
Kan
Little Rock
Peter Hawkins
George W. Mack
Grinnell
Helen Gould
Cumberland Gap
Pop ‘te—Young
BoWdoin College
Brunswick
Eddman
Bowling Green
Arthur Brooks
Bishop Brooks
Fulda
Eliza Scott
Oakland
Cal
Farrell
la Plata
Jonesboro
Tuls
R. McDonald
St. Joseph
Chris Schmidt
Clinton
Paris Green
Frank Dunton
Caribos
Mont
Hedin
Ala
W. G. Milligan
Mary Taylor
John Taylor
Reedsville
L. T. Parish
Bank of
Orrick
Jacob M. Michener
First Peer Packing House
A.n.towne
Southern Pacific
R. BR. Plane
Independence
Cornelius Lane
Buchanan County
Re O. Keeler
Colorado Mining
Norwalk
Conn
Ayer
Pte
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Tate
Montana
U. S
John Feards
Alex.g. Botkin
Louis Rotwitt
Andrew B. Cook
Franklin W. Wright
Heifhi J. Haskell
Steere
W. Y. Pemberton
E. N. Harwood
W. H. Dewith
W. H. Dewith, Se —P
Bent
Webster
Geo. M. Browns
Dillon
H. Knippenberg
Glendale
Jones
Frank Showers
Boulder County — Commissioners
Gov. Galbreath/ Deweys
Henry Thompson
Lima
T. J. Murray
Thomas
Sea Pine & Forrester
Tiedt
Thos
Daves
Henry
Payne
Rouse, Hieceivers
Minneapolis
Duluth
Fargo
Grad Forks
Winnipeg
Helena
G. H. Padley
Joseph Bourret & Co
DRALL
E&c
Address Medicine
Western Ranch
Portland, OR
Dillon Drug Store
Postoffice
Beeen
W. M. Tuohy
E. Broadway
Charles 8, Fee
General
ST. Paul, Minn
Tobaggo
Gare
la Salle Street
John M. Hamilton
T.N. McCauley
Sec’y & Treas
Balary
Ry Mies
Boy Sk Prin Sea
Madison
Virginia City, ‘Mont
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