Church Notices and Lodge Meetings Summary
Religious notices list M E Caveen pastor W H Slingerland with Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11. Christian church under Rev McClure with Sunday school at 12 30 and prayer meetings Thursday at 7. Eldora Lodge No 114 0 U W meets second and fourth Mondays. Montague Lodge No 117 AF and AM meets Wednesdays on or before fall moon. A O U W and other lodge affiliations note regular gatherings and cordial invitations.
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M.E. Caveen
W. H. Slingerland
Cless
Say. KE. Adams
Cheristian
McClure
Barrist
Preyer
H. A. Blown
Gyeman Mersoprint
Firr
J. Limke
Montague Lodge
A.F
Strange Brothers
Bartholdis Colossus and Liberty Statue Dedication Week
News from Newers about the unveiling of the Statue of Liberty with a grand military parade and naval displays. Gen Schofield and Gen Stone supervise arrangements as 25,000 march six miles in a multi-hour land procession and a double-column naval pageant off Forty-fifth Street. France’s Bartholdi and officials attend with Evarts Coudert and De Lesseps among delegates.
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Goddé
Schofield
Charles P. Stone
Bedloe
Isl
Forty-fifth Street
Bedioe's
Ellis Islands
Cleveland
Madi
Eluegy
Charles P
Luce
Dr. Storrs
William M. Evarts
United States
Chauncey M. Depew
Henny C.potter
Bedloe’s
Academy of Music
Frederick R. Coudert
Slessie
Bartholdi
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Atxi
la Faivre
France
la Bretagne
Auguste Bartholdi
Carter Harrison for Congress in Chicago Third District
Chicago October 25 Democrats of the Third district nominated Mayor Carter H Harrison for congress to run against Republican William E Maron. The district long GOP held, Harrison said he does not want to run a regular canvass though he has not yet seen formal notice and may be convinced to accept.
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Chcaco
Harrison
Congress
Wiliam E. Maron
Carter H. Harrison
Tofors
Cmmence
Aram Bist
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
Union Cigar Company of
Chicago
U. S
Sas. S. Gibbs
Proceedings of the General Assembly at Richmond
A terse report outlines sessions of the General Assembly in Richmond, Virginia. Lawmakers debated bills, committee actions were noted, and pending measures awaited final votes as the assembly proceeded through its legislative agenda.
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General Assembly
Richmond
Blood for a wind-up Pinkerton clash ends in a fatality
At Curcaco on October 20 a Pinkerton guard escorting non-union workers faced a violent mob near Armour's pork-packing plant. A man, Terence Begley, was shot through the body and died that evening. Police and Pinkerton accounts differ over stone throwing and gunfire as a crowd hurled bricks and taunts. An inquest into Begley's death began on October 22.
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Curcaco
Amelock A. m
Lake Shore
Armour
Pinkerton
Fortieth Street
Thirty-ninth
Halatesh
Halsted Street
Terence Begley
Markley
Joy
Chaco
Pinkerton Mieg
Halstead Sug Fortieth
President Visits Virginia Fair With Enthusiastic Reception
The presidential party traveled by special train to the Virginia Agricultural Society fair in Ricwnyp, Virginia, receiving continual ovations at stations and a warm welcome from Governor Fitz Hugh Lee. Secretary Manning shows health gains as he oversees department duties amid routine relief. The Phi Delta Theta convention names Bloomington, Illinois, for the next session.
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Ricwyonp
Bayard
Endicott
Vilas
Lamont
Washington
Virginia Agricultural Association
Fair Ground
Shorty
Fitz Hugh Lee
Virginia Agricultural Society
Washncton City
Manning
Fairchild
Banning
New York
Phi Delta Theta College Fraternity
Bloomington
Isis
Annual report on Utah Territory polygamy and schools
Washington City report by Governor Caleb W. West notes 50,085 school age children in Utah Territory as of June 30 and school expenditures of 2255.54. Mission schools run by denominations total 3 entities with 206 teachers and 6,330 pupils costing 350,000 dollars. He calls polygamy the all-absorbing issue, describing defiance by the Mormon majority against the Edmunds law, with church members uniting across factions.
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Bis
Washington City
Caleel W. West
Utah
Territory
Caleb W. West
Congress
Aferman Church
Senator Sherman Attacks Democratic Rule in Tariff Speech
Senator Sherman arrived in Inpranaroiis Indiana to a packed Tomlinson Hall. He charged the Democratic party with power by crimes against free suffrage, citing 1873 southern outrages, then discussed the tariff and criticized several national administration appointments as unfit.
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Cleveland
Ind
Sherman
Tomlinson Hall
Ate Sheruan
South
Browns Win World Championship In Ten Inning Classic
In St Louis on October 25 the St Louis Browns defeated the Chicago club at Sportmens park after ten innings to claim the world baseball title. A fumble by Williamson and a passed ball allowed Welch to score the decisive run, triggering a wild celebration as fans rushed the field.
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St. Louis
Diamond Field
Sportemens’ Park
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
Browns
Williamson
Welch
Feld
Browns Win Series as Chicago Fans Celebrate Victory
The Browns defeated Chicago in a gripping series with fans lifting players in triumph after the final game. Umpire Pearce oversaw a high-stakes contest, and total winnings reached 13,910.20 split between Chicago and St. Louis. Bushong and Carruthers starred for the Browns while Clarkson and Kelly played for Chicago. Prior to the game, H. Clay Bexton presented Bushong with a silver service and bouquets to Anson and Comiskey. In other news, Japanese princes Komatsu and Akihuse and suites were reported en route to San Francisco, while Irving Hall endorsed Henry George for mayor at its community convention in New York.
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Chicago
St. Louis
H. Clay Bexton
Merchants’ Exchange
Bushong
Browns
Anson
Comiskey
Taylor Nominated for Congress in Fourth District
Cureaco October 21 The Fourth Congressional District Democratic convention nominated Jonathan B. Taylor for Congress.
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Congress
Cureaco
Jonathan B. Taylor
The Markets and Crop Prices From The Board of Trade
On the board of trade today grain and provisions quotes show Wheat No 2 October opened higher closed 75 c November 7436 75 c December blank Corn No 2 October closed 2 c November and December in flux Oats No 2 October 45 41 c November 253 gc 2034 c Park prices ranged from 8 90 to 8 92 and January 0 72 to 0 776 Lard October 5 723 Live stock prices received from Union stock yards show mixed activity with cattle butchers and sheep figures given Pack ers bought lightly loose packing ranges reported and eggs butter and poultry prices listed Potatoes Early Rose Beauty of Hebron on track Burbanks listed New York market quotes show Wheat No 2 red state 84 c No red winter November 8 Th 8 c Corn No 2 mixed November 46 c December 4 c Oats No 1 white state 37 c No mixed December 40 c Rye dull and unchanged Wh arley nominal Pork products New mass 5106 Wisconsin Lard 6 0 c to October 5 c
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Board of Trade
Union
Roominen
Murkeys
Geece
Hebron
Burbanks
Hhllec
New York
New Mass
Mystic Door and Digestive Delusions Across Headlines
A miscellany from a 19th century issue blends a poetic meditation on death and the afterlife with health essays on emotional dyspepsia passive exercise and feeding. It cites Dr Brunton and Dr Weir Mitchell, discusses massage as therapy, praises Lord Palmerston, and notes a wood compression process and bird appetites as oddities in a single page.
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Sydney Smith
Brunton
Weir Mitchell
Philadelphia
Mitchell
Weir- Mitchell
Skeman
Lord Palmerston
Boston
The Current quotes and odd scraps from old news
A long compilation of verse fragments and short notices spans poetry lines about a kiss and courtship, legal quips about debt and witnesses, detective musings on redheads, railway and banking notes, science and weather snippets, and miscellaneous trivia from papers like Scientific American and New York Tribune.
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Ogngerssman
Annte Holmes
Boone
Es. Bhasubor
Scormupvune
Alan Meader
Hiders
W. A. P. Eberhert
B. W. Crockett
Alden
W. J. Moir
Eldora Sand
G. W. Werd
Ed.Whitney
Persertesianhurch
Sundsy
Seavbath School
D.L. Rughes
C. BE. Weice
Eldora Lodge
U. W
J Serakew
S. Preston
L. L. Bcott
W. Sf
Matin
A. O
W. Hell
A. OG. Harris
Gem. Q
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Evergreen Lodge No. 56
Knights of Postures
Ellsworth Hell
Sam Johns
C. C. BR
Eidora Lodge
F. Meata
Lewis Hall
E. W
L. Sargent
E_ S
Masonic Hall
Bell C. Hies
W. M
Geo. W. Ward W. P
L. P. Bowes
A. M
E. A. Bemis
Ads
J. H. King
Ruth
D. M. Crouse
Ester
Cora Cook Martha
James PF. Walker
Electa
L L. Boott
Allen Meader
Tressurer
Badie Meader
L. F. Bowes
L. Sergent
Sentinel
Public Square
Court House
Glen
Buntley
Essie Hulbert
the Cemetery Society
Otis Hal
Rs.& G. Winchester
Is. Burling
O. McK. Duren
J. EH. King
EK. Reimer
E. King
Eldora, Iowa
N. Moxese A.B
South Side Square
Methodist Eharch
W H. Young
The
Dail
Eldora
Iowa
M Underwood M.D. S
Enby L. Hue
Will
Square
F. Beers
2 Law
Port Henry
Bukling
Hardin County
Methodists&s
Olney & Bean
Marathon
Bana Vista County
Iows
Flor Porter & Moir’s
J. L. Slater
Eldora Fair Grounds
Bauchy &Co
Park Race
Murray St
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Canada
Wewillingert
Bartholdis Colossus
Ricunoxo
Knights of Labor
Sam L. Leffingwell
District Assembly 106
Indianapolis
International Cigarmaker's Union
Cigarmakers’ Union
Ricwuono
Committee On Co-Operation
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania Railways
Little Sisters of the Poor
U. S. Stephens
Winter and
Forfieth
Carter Harrison
Pinkarton
Dixie
Phi Delta Theta
Crimea
Ireland
Senator Sherman
Wasixatox City
Komatsu
Akihuse
Japan
San Francisco
Irving Hall
Henry George
Mystic
William H. Hayne
Home Journal
Boston Transcript
Professor Wood
Elias
Foger
Cupid
Earl Marble
Onion Creek
Austin
Moses
Bunco
Banco
New York Sun
Fishead Savings Banks
John Knos
London
Pleiades
Esek
Daniel Webster
Guise
mid-Germany
Pondicherry
Scientific American
England
New York Market Journal
Electric Light
Switzerland
Europe
Herneland
Germany
Scotland
Russia
Austria
New York Tribune
Genoa
Balzaneto
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Letzord
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Colorado
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California
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Kansagz
Altagouri
Solid Trains
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ST. Yaaul
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
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Albert Lea
Muscatine
Mangentine Iowa
What Cheer
Montezuma
Clinton
Elmira
Iowa City
Riverside
Decorah
Ceder Rapids
Postville
Iowa Falls
Cedar Rapids
Worthington
Binn
Watertown
Belmond
Dows
Madison
Avery
Paris
Capacty
Avery Machine Co
Union Square
Anding
Baltimore
All Crocere
Union Cigar Company
N. Clinton St
H. C. Harris
Alvords & Forker
Tae
Aprié Irea
Price Baking
Dr. Price
Antivesii
B& Cary
Aduresa Stingor & Cou
Portland
Ana Mere
Nona
Ceuta Fur Posti
Aes Fund
Blaine
Amorita
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