Thanksgiving proclamation and railroad sale noted in 1897 issue
The article discusses Governor Tanner with a Thanksgiving proclamation as a point of pride for the McKinley administration. It defends the Union Pacific sale as creditable and criticizes Spain's actions, mentioning Cuban orders and public sentiment about Spain. The fragment reflects newspaper attitudes toward politics and foreign affairs of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union Ps Pabitic
Uncle Sam
McKinley
Cuba
Spain
Appointment of the Havana Postmaster and Proclamation of Thanksgiving
B A High of the Havana Republican is named postmaster of Havana on the recommendation of Congressman Graff. President McKinley proclaims Thursday November 25 as the Thanksgiving period. The piece discusses labor improvements, farming rewards, and mentions Alabama coal sales to Mexican railroads while criticizing English coal and praising American protectionism's global impact.
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B.A. High
H. Havana
Havana
Graff
McKinley
Alabama
Mexico
England
Japan Drops Free Silver and Embraces Gold Standard
The Chicago Tribune reports Japan will abandon free silver coinage and adopt the gold standard on April 1, 1898, with the yen exchanging one to one with gold. Peru is also urged by Bryanites to switch to gold, seen as a dangerous policy. The piece argues universal silver adoption harms nations and questions Bryanite aims in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Peru
United States
Chicago Tribune
Women and Postal Savings Banks
The Chicago Record notes women as keen supporters of postal savings banks. It argues wives protect families with small sum prudence and seek stability and safe interest, implying Congress should establish a postal savings bank system to win favor with women nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal ‘Savings Bank
Congress
Postal Savings-Bank. Aystem
Chicago Record
California Echoes on the San Francisco Convention
Correspondent Samuel Parker reflects on the recent convention, arguing its lasting value depends on delegates applying its lessons locally. He cites Miss Anderson’s report from Putnam and notes mixed impressions from other delegates, urging practical work over mere discussion.
San Francisco Convention Marked by Remarkable Endeavor
A 1900s San Francisco convention drew delegates from many states and organizations to discuss Christian citizenship, with massive preparation, city pride, and a strong mission vibe. The event showcased electric Market Street, vast attendance, and a pledge to serve Christ and the church. It also faced a few critical notes on focus and leadership emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
San Francisco
San
Francisco
Market Street
O. E
White Cap Army
O. B
O.B., Epworth League
Baptist Young People
Gonfention-Iore
Stani
Clark
Illnois
California
C. E
Dornement
Deelre
Dover
Just as Good Emulsion Credited by Local Drugstore
Druggists compare Scott's Emulsion favorably with rivals noting its proven reputation. The quote suggests confidence in the product and its sale appeal among local pharmacists.
Scott's Emulsion Standard for Cod Liver Oil Product
An advertising notice warns against substituting alternative preparations for Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with phosphates of lime and soda. It asserts the product’s twenty years on the market and urges intelligent purchases, listing price and issuer Scott & Rowne of Chesiette Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Rowne
Chesiette
Autumn wedding of Miss Alice Hall and Samuel Frazier Phil
Miss Alice Hall wed Samuel Frazier Phil at her parents home in Danville last night at four o clock. The ceremony featured chrysanthemums and smilax with Mendelssohn’s wedding march. Guests from multiple cities attended. decorations highlighted pink and white chrysanthemums and ivy. The bride wore ivory satin with duchess lace and carried Kaiserin Augusta Victoria roses. The groom’s party included Clarence Brittingham and Ralph Abernathy as ushers. A formal reception followed with elaborate gowns from Mrs Hull and others, and a wedding trip was planned after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Alice Hall
Mrarg Ull
Ortir
Samuel Frazier Phil
Reading Society
Les
Piarist- Smith
Mendelssohn
Emily Moore
Messrs
Clarence, Brittingham
Ralph Abernathy
Chris Galeenor
Kimbeab-Episcopal Church
Page
Angeline Snapp
Charles Elliott
He Sber
Chicago
America
Firs Hull
Edouard Elliott
Rockford
J. H. Phillips
Mra
J. E.phillips
Denver
Colo
Mra J. EB
Cooke
Corinne~ Phillips
Charles Becon
Sparland
E M Morrison
Alfred
Edith Bford
Angeles
Cali Misa
Clars Hutchins
Henry
Edward
Charles
Rocksford
R W Stevens
JE Phillips
Jimmie
Phillips
Deo
Gilbert Street
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Ates
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Ill
Qhi
Ghtcalla
B.F, Forrest
Wlor
Edward Atroot
Wardatreet
DR_L_A. SWEM
Illinois
XOR
Wile & Smith
Urocery
Realdonos
Ogee Toym
DR. Arthur, Motter
Iit
Houma
Dr. Swain
C. E. Smith
W. J. Thomas
Camp House
Potter
LAW
Legis
Li B
Kinnear
AMD Notary Fablic
Cllinoss
Frank Barr
sGwardot
Augely
Franklin
Lauon
McMuttrie
W. H.stever
Justice of the Peace
Henry, Ill
Merchan
Connex
Henry III
Ken McNea
Henry, Arist
Ofan
BO Jatelde
Guv Tanner
Trust
Ils Hols
Gov Tanner
Ilinois
Lancashire
Eng
United ‘States
Galifornia
Ia ‘Francisco
Samuel Parker
Henry ‘Republican
Grand ‘Assembly
Tshalil
Putnam
Miss Anderson
Firet
Thavéseen
Royal
Roya
O._B
C.B
Epworth League
John -Doe
Hood
Mary L
Cumminas
North Brookfield
Mass
Scott
S Medicing
Micro-Germi
Micgroger
Porsaleby
F. A. Powell
the Modern Remedy Company
Attica
Indiana
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