Prayer Crusade Aims to Convert Ingersoll in Cleveland
Cleveland Christians and Salvation Army join a noon Thanksgiving prayer crusade for the conversion of Robert G. Ingersoll after his lecture on The Foundations of Faith. About 5,000 to 6,000 participants from Christian Endeavor and Epworth Leagues joined in citywide services and home prayers. Canadian Endeavorers followed suit, urged to pray for Ingersoll on Sunday at 2 pm.
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Epworth Leaguers
Salvation Army
Cleveland Christian Endeavor Union
First Presbyterian Church
Societies of Christian Endeavor
Mayyon Mission
Ontario Street
Central Market
Haymarket
Moore
L. V. Denis
Union
Mayyon Mission Society
Robert G. Ingersoll
Denis
Ingersoll
Springborn
Epworth Leagues
Cleveland
First Labor
Central Avenue
Parker
Sam Jones
Christ
Moses
Canada
Ellington Piano Ad at Baldwin Co
Do not buy a piano until you have examined the Ellington the best piano made for the money Fully warranted for five years and sold on easy payments by D H Baldwin Co 98 Calhoun street The Lake Erie Western railway will sell tickets to Atlanta Ga on Nov 15 25 and Dec 5 16 1895 at 16 25 Good for 10 pays on account of exposition Nov 11 tf
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D-H. Baldwin’& Co
Calhoun Street
Lake Erie & Western Railway
Atlanta
Lake Erie & Western
Indiana Delegation Pushes to Hoard All Earth Resources
Indiana lawmakers press unilateral control over mineral and land access claiming national stewardship while industry groups warn of restricted supplies and higher costs. The effort seeks broad authority for state management across energy and natural resources affecting businesses and consumers.
Indiana and Ohio anger at party deals dominates indignant meeting
Washington dispatch reports Indiana and Ohio delegations plotting against Southern and Western Republicans over clerk and sergeant-at-arms positions. Indicted as peanut politics. Harrison and McKinley nomination chances discussed. Indiana names several committee goals while McDowell widely favored for clerkship. Ohio-backed McKee expected as journal clerk. Pension notices and a bazaar ad close the piece.
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George W. Farris
Terre Haute
Indiana
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Read
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Henderson
Illinois
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Ohio
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McKee
House
Henry
Hemenway
Rivers
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Steele
Military Affairs
Royse
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Leightse
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Johnson
Banking and Currency
Ferris
Hatch
Tracewell
Hardy
Watson
Washington
Glenn
Alex McDowell
Pennsylvania
Benjamin F. Russell
Missouri
W. J. Glenn
New York
J. C. Elroy
Mr. Fisher
Kansas
Everett Franchise Terms To Be Settled In A Week
Board of public works meets to discuss electric car questions sewer contracts from Hugh street to Archer avenue and Fairfield avenue freight limits to be removed within city limits. Everett contract changes include freight transport ban and Harrison street tunnel provisions. Also notices Lake Erie & Western train tickets to Atlanta for the International Exposition in 1895-96.
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Board of Public Works
St. Mary’s Avenue
Franklin Streets
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Archer Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
DeVilbiss
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Harrison
Pearl Streets
Harrison Street
Your Own Interest Dictates To Buy Where You Can Buy The Cheap
A terse advertisement fragment urges readers to act on personal interest and seek the cheapest options. It hints at a purchase opportunity but provides no concrete details, locations, or offerings. The fragment reads as a call to shop for bargains.
Democrats Believe Hill Would Draw a Crowd at Conference
Indianapol is Ind Nov 29 An offer to move the state Democratic conf erence date from December 11 to December 5 in order to align with David B Hills lecture here is discussed The aim is to attract many party leaders with Hills presence Indiana may expect New York support for Governor Matthews for president The governor's friends see New York Democrats as a potential asset The New York senator’s visit is anticipated to spur encouragement Also a closing sale at Mergentheim's Millinery Department with hats at half price.
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Indianators
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David B Hills
Hill
Indiana
New York
Matthews
Easy Money Salepage With Deep Discounts
A historical sale notice lists drastic reductions across fabrics and garments. Includes 5¢ to 6¢ per yard dress prints, ginghams, flannel, ladies undergarments, gloves, linings, jackets, boas, and corsets. Also promotes embroidered handkerchiefs and carpet department at large discounts. Located Calhoun Street.
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Juarge
Éduction
Calhoun Street
Kurd's Excuse Horrible Stories of Cruelty Told by Missionaries
Armenians banded together to protect lives and property as reports of cruelty were circulated by missionaries. The clash drew attention to sectarian tensions and the need for communal defense amid rising violence.
Americans Murdered in Bitlis Armenia Story From Marash Missionaries
Two Christian women Misses Charlotte Ely and Mary Ely return from long mission work in eastern Turkey after 27 years. They recount atrocities near Bitlis and Sassoun, where Armenian merchants were jailed or killed, and Turks led brutal massacres blamed on the Porte. Tahsin Pasha ordered reprisals, with stories of bayonet killings and fire to erase evidence.
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Charlotte E. Ely
Mary A
Ely
Turkey
Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Bitlis
Moosh
Vali
Tahsin Pasha
Misses Ely
Sassoun
Miss Mary Ely
Porte
Tahsin
Complete Donor List For Associated Charities Helps The Poor
The Associated Charities received a complete, unsolicited donations list to aid through winter. Items include flour sacks, cornmeal, apples, beans, sugar, canned fruit and vegetables, potatoes, hominy, tea, coffee, bread, mutton, chickens, turkeys, bundles of clothing, and $143 in cash. Also notes Homeseekers tickets from Nickel Plate railroad at reduced round trip fares on specific dates to several southern states.
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Associated Charities
Thanksgiving Jags End in Liquor Sale Fine
John Helerikamp paid 29.50 after being cited for selling liquor to minors at his Harrison street saloon. Officer Hines arrested a drunken youth who identified as Charles Hollenstein, who admitted obtaining whisky there. Mayor Oakley fined Hellen camp 20 plus costs. police pledge to pursue more cases as youths fall into drink.
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John Helerikamp
Harrison Street
Hines
Charles Hollenstein
Hollenstein
John Hellencamp
Hellencamp
Oakley
Helencamp
Pantitorium Garment Repair and Dyeing Ad
Call Pantitorium telephone number 465 to arrange garment collection for repair and dyeing. Prompt service at reasonable prices promises convenient pickup and turnaround.
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Pantitorium
Judge Van Fleet Proposes Countywide Office Bids Plan
Bristow Indiana November 29 Judge Van Fleet, a leading local jurist, outlines a plan to move state and county offices from public election to competitive bidding. County offices would be let to the lowest responsible bidder every four years, with bonds and liability for misconduct. State offices would be managed by a governor auditor secretary and treasurer appointed commission, with service awarded by bids. The reform aims to curb politics and widen opportunity, though may upset office seekers.
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van Fleet
Indiana
Judge van Fleet
Shop Lifting and Confession From Della Whitney
Della Whitney a 22 year old from Cherubusco is jailed on a charge of stealing 14 yards of dress goods from Frank Smaltz of Nebraska. She plans to plead guilty to a second offense, claiming she was not alone, and refuses to name confederates. Officers note a prior arrest for shoplifting at the Fruit House but she was released.
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Della Whitney
Cherubusco
Frank Smaltz
Nebraska
Smaltz
Hines
West Main Street
Post
Miss Whitney
Captain White
South Carolina adopts new constitution with literacy vote clause
Contumpta Nov 29 South Carolina’s constitutional convention plans adjournment next Tuesday after final revisions. The new constitution alters suffrage, allowing voting for those who read or pay taxes, with a two year operative understanding clause. Majority rule after 1898 imposes education or property tests for voters.
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Contumpta
S. C
South Carolina
Hill Expresses View On Lecture Seating Prices
Senator David B. Hill notes that best seats at his Wisconsin lecture ranged from $1 to $1.50, and many potential listeners stayed away as the lecture bureau set the prices. He says the price policy is beyond his control and that fifty cents is enough for hearing any lecturer. The Nickel Plate railroad advertises homeseekers tickets at special round-trip fares.
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