Ordination Sermon At Salem Church Draws Large Congregation
In bad weather a large congregation attended Sunday services led by Bishop Dubs of Cleveland who preached the ordination sermon at Salem Church from Acts 1 21 24. J J Johnson of Dwight was ordained elder and J W Fagor W L Walker Tl D BF Box and WW A Shultz were ordained deacons.
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WSOP
Emanuel
Dubs
Cleveland
Ohio
Goms
Salem Church
J. J. Johson
Dwight
J. W. Fagor
Davis
W. L. Walker
Elwood
Tl. D. BF. Box
Naperville
WW. A. Shultz
el Paso
Cnanldates
Mie
Emmanuel Church
CG. A. Paeth
Naperville College
W. M. Stantoerd
Menagelical Messenger
Wiest
Haels
NW. College
W. M. Stanford
Oliia
Rer. J. Schneider
N. W. College
Gentleman Iis
Ballenger
Noles
Bishop Dubs
Zurd
William Caton
Sidem Church
Pred Entorf
Orangeville
Electric Bitters touted to cure kidney liver diseases
An author claims Electric Bitters can cure 138 cases of kidney or liver complaint that other remedies fail to cure. The ad asserts thousands of cures for Bright’s disease diabetes weak back and urinary issues, promising blood purification and regulated bowels, with a guaranteed effort and a 60 cent price per bottle from Emmert & Burrell.
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Ewmert &. Burrell
Railways Stand by Deputies in East St Louis Shooting Case
In St Louis on April 12 1881 Judge Laughlin sought writs of habeas corpus for deputy sheriffs detained after the East St Louis shooting Friday. Railroads Louisville and Nashville defend officers amid inquest testimony detailing mob violence at the Broadway crossing. Military guards ring depots as Illinois militia consolidates order and street scenes.
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van Wagoner
Laughlin
Louasville & Nashville Railroad Company
Louis
Harrigan
Peti U
Olicer
Anid
Allicer
Lawrence Warriggan
Ald
Caplas
Maj
Criminal Court
Wherliff
Bedea
Sheriife
Joseph Mitchell
Ohio & Mississippi Road
Broadway
Louisvilla & Nashville
Fred
Deputiea
St Louis
Mlinoia State Guarda
Vandalia
Ohio
Mississippi
Louisville & Nashville
Indianapolis
Cairo
Eighth
Champaign
Haines
Greenville
Bonitunner
Voris
Jaquith
Vandalla
Washburn
Nashville
Huegley
Tom A. Kimter
Vance
L. Wrughol
Col. Shalter
J. C. Bel
Wighth
KR. M. Smith
M. A. Ewing
Mai FE. Wright
W. C. Wilcox
Willian Shipperd
J. 8. Culver
Adj
CG. L. Morney
Ilinois
Farmington
Carthage
Veoria
Delavan
Jacksonville
Petersburg
Talk On The Topic Chief Arthur's Opinion
Chief Arthur discusses the railroad strike and labor reforms in a Syracuse April interview. He endorses Powderly, cites progress since 1877, and supports laws aiding workers while cautioning against sweeping opposition to eight hours. The piece notes Knights of Labor and Jay Gould boycott plans.
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Arthur
Paowderry
Cleve Lawn
Ohio
International Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginedry
Knights of Labor
Golves
Powderly
Multiple incidents report gunfire and accidents across towns
A jumble of brief items details a deputy shot at in Missouri, a mill fire in New Mexico, a boycott in West Virginia, a mill disaster with fatalities, adjournment maneuvers in state legislatures, and a large eight hour demonstration in Chicago. Also notes on President Arthur’s declining health, a Mexico land aid rumor, a homefront pledge, and drownings in Albany and Kansas City amid further personal misfortunes.
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Jordin
Salemy
Guile Avenue
Stone Church
Win
Marilett
WM. Ascher
WM. Ascher, Mohaedteuilding
Alyas
McHiénil
Education by brains not swords sparks European change
Henry Ward Boscher spoke at Casino rink to 5,000 on The Keel of the Common People, praising education as weapon and critiquing military buildup. He urged school progress, cited reforms in Britain, and urged women’s education within a broad democratic frame. A later item notes a fatal warehouse fire at Holyoke Vapor shop, with a watchman killed.
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Henry Ward Boscher
Churabony
Henry We Hoecher
Casino Rink
Russa
Hritein
France
Spain
Italy
Christendom
Europe
Maine
Plymouth Church
Salonion
Brutus
Aduror
Great Britain
Germany
Athena
Timothy
Gireece
Paul
Revel
Straits Await Opening. Aleshire Dead in Ohio
Condensed dispatches report Mackinaw City not expecting straits to open for a week. Thomas J. Aleshire, notable Democratic politician of Ohio, died at Gallipolis on Saturday night. Freight brakemen on the Mobile & Ohio road struck for twenty six trips of 100 miles. Philadelphia picture department seeks Knights of Labor affiliation for higher pay. Jury acquits Hyndman in Hyde Park Trafalgar square riots case. New York banks show reserve gain last week, surplus $1,051,708. Chicago bank clearings at $845,475,707. London stock broker notes political uncertainty in Britain. gauge change on railways to begin southward, 200 miles narrowed in twelve hours on the New Orleans division. April crop report shows winter wheat seeding area down percentage, Illinois and California conditions noted. Hessian dyer’s activity described as very light.
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Mackinaw City
Thomas J. Aleshire
Ohio
Gallipolis
Fraight
Mobile &Blu Road
Pulcture Department
Philadelphia
Knights of Labor
Apo
Hyndman
Otha
Hyde Park
Trafalgar Square
New York
Chicago
Great Britain
London
Quen & Crescent
New Orleans
National Department of Agriculture
California
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