Installation service welcomes Rev Parker at Freeport church
The Baptist Church held a grand reception and installation for Rev W. Parker last night. Ministers from several churches attended, including Crissman and Crissman, with Dr Burdon delivering the principal address on harmony and supporting the new pastor. The gathering ended with a hearty reception, marking Parker’s welcome to the community.
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Seviratloy Tuk Chergymen
the Baptist Church
W. TE. Darker
Rey. Parker
Wis
Hey. Savage
S. M. Crisemaan
Second Presbyterian Church
Barrett
Mugish Lutheran
I. Mattison
Rhodes
Baptist
Lena
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Rev
Crissman
Parker
Freepork
Bro. Parkers
Dixon
Freeport
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Mattison
Joliet
Juliet
Ray
Carnahan
Chicago
Bro. Mattison
Clivel
M Baisley
W. T. Rhodes
A.W. Bord
Hos
W. HL. Bonard
Cooley
E.P. Savage
Halsay
Tralsey
M. Bailey
Binsday School
Prof
Murnowyer
Albert Martin
Tiss Jeasie Duvler
Mya
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Winger
Ming Parker
Allo
Oburly view of civil service law debated
Washington Oct 5 The Star discusses Ms Oburly's interpretation of civil service law as applied to state Democratic associations tied to government clerks. Assistant Secretary Maynard Chief Clerk Youmans and Public Printer Benedict are active in the New York Democratic association. President Cleveland Lamont and others elected honorary members, with no dues required. A New Republican Club in Washington forms, electing A M Clapp as president and listing prominent Republicans among officers and members. Baseball scores and other items noted.
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Washington Urry
Star
Tyould
Maynard
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Treasury
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Benedict
New York Democratic Association
Claveland
Col
Lannut
Oratary Fairchild
Bocratary Whitney
Oratary Manning
Ant Gol. Lamont
Graveland
Hill
Manning
Fairchild
Lamont
New Krepublian Club
Washington
Washington City
National Republican Club of
District of Columbia
A. M. Clapp
C. Rica
Maj
A. C. Richards
Veiled Prophet Pageant and Presidential Weekend in St Louis
A lavish pageant titled Veiled Prophet was staged as part of festivities in honor of the president and Mrs. Cleveland. The event featured elaborate decor, a prominent display of symbols, and a parade of biblical scenes amid spirited receptions at the Merchants Exchange and a river excursion aboard the City of Baton Rouge. The First Couple praised the pageant, and the visit culminated with a luncheon and tours at fair grounds, drawing a cheering crowd.
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Heron
Lonad
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Mra
Cleveland
Baton House
Mississippi
United States Arsenal
AGU
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Orien
Baton Rouge
Lindell
Fair Grounds
The
Fair Association
Charles Groan
Fall Goods Display Promises Bargains and Service
Merchants invite readers to inspect a grand Fall Stock of Clothing Furnishings Hats and more. They pledge no charge to view the display and urge a careful inspection promising hearty reception and honest values for buyers seeking seasonable substantial bargains.
Star Clothing House Eagor at last night of distinguished party
Crowds gathered near Lindell hotel to greet President and Mrs. Cleveland. A public reception at the courthouse included a handshake with Commercial Travelers Association of Et Louis and many citizens. Mayors and governors accompanied dignitaries to carriage awaiting for city welcomes. Procession through Chicago’s business district, Michigan Avenue, ended with receptions at Palmer House and Columbia Theater.
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Cleveland
Court House
Philadelphia
Indy
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Rovhe
Oglesby
A. H. Torry
United States Army
Dunham
Adama
Lawdro
Mason
Trodgott and
Greaham
Colisetor Boeberger
Agsoonna
Chicago
Atroota
Michigan Avenue
Palmer House
Columbia Theater
Farewell to St Louis on President Cleveland's Train
President Cleveland and party departed Mt Louis by special car amid cheering crowds. The entourage traveled toward Chicago via the Chicago and Alton line, with guards and pilots ensuring smooth, staged movements through Joliet and into Chicago. Witnesses described the mass of onlookers and the city’s emotional farewell as the presidential train rolled away.
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General Schotield
Old Court House
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Almerican Association
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Star Clothing House
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Brooklyn Bridge
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