Illinois Conference appoints pastors for ensuing year
At Carlinville session Bishop TE G Andrews announces assignments across districts. Presiding elders list pastors for Bloomington Atlanta Havana Heyworth Joy Circuit Lincoln Districts and more with several to be supplied. Also names Danville Springfield and Chicago area appointments plus Dakota missionaries B B Randie and J M Jhiver.
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Carlinville
TE. G. Andrews
Bloomington
D. W. English
Atlanta
Gilmore Cunningham
Bath
P. B. Huffman
Fiist
H. W. Bennett
Grice
James Miller
Wioontington
J. D. Miller
Delavan
James T. Orr
Downs
Green Valley
M. Johnson
Havana
H. Gillen
Heyworth
L. B. Tillis
Hoale
Leroy
J. D. Keller
Joy
J. D. Kirkpatrick
Lincoln
A. BM. Danely
McLean
I. C. Adams
Mason City
F C. Bruner
Artz
Winear
W. Carr
North Bloomington
Cisco
W. H. Schwarts
Dowlut
Doland
A. B. McElfresh
Farmer City
Joopur
Fisher
Watwisley
Gloson
J. C. Brainard
Gifford
A. Sir Campbell
Ludlow
King
Mahomet
J. M West
Mansfeld
J. M Pomfred
Monticello
A. C. Byerty
Danville
Hiram Buck
Arcola
Joseph LB. Martin
Atwood
G. L. Miller
Bismarck
Camargo
G. W. Bates
Catlin
B. KF. Hyde
Chinaman
Frank Poorman
Kimber
Potuimuc
W. T Heudilea
Hidge Farm
J. N Simons
Rossville
Job Ingram
Sidney
HG. Waas
Tuscola
G. Lowther
M. D. Hornbeck
Danville Seminary
Decatur
W. HH. Wilder
Presiding Elder
Assumption
Hooray
Hine Mound
L. T. Jones
Butler
W Ieadon
Cerro Gordo
J. BR. Reasoner
Linton
IV. Villars
Coults
Stapps
George Stevens
Wreult
D. K. May
Harristown
P. So Gay
Hillsboro
W. K Gilmore
Hiltopus
H. A. Burton
Irving
W P. Lowe
L. A Parker
Peter Slugot
Naples
Meredosa
WM. Reed
New Hartwoed
A HH. Alkire
New Balom
P L Turner
Payson
George Bo Wolfe
Perry
Calhoun
Pitesfield
Kobart Clark
Winchester
William Murphy
Jacksonville
John A. Kumiter
Alexander
A Clark
Ashland
Frank Crane
Deardstown
C A. Crane
Caerclston
M M David4oos
Chandlarsavibe
Tobey
Franklin
J W Felmick
Greeanfield
A. P. Stover
Greenfield
D. H Stubblefield
Grigg's Chapel
WN. Hutledoo
Island Grove
Dungnan
Jacksonvitls
Brooklyn
James Leston
Centenary
M.D. Janes
Gracoe
W M Mcklroy
Thomas D. Weems
Manchester
G. Ferreo
North Jacksonville
Palmyra
Marion Rose
Pettersburg
D. Frie
Roadhouse
Wo Jacob
Bethany
D. 1Luck
Casey
Greenup
Lod
Crampton
Charleston
Robert McIntyre
Cowden
James Vetters
Grand View
Johnson
Marting Findsbero
Edwin Warl
Haumbour
WOC
Lacy
Kansans
C. Wood
Leena
B.taylog
Marrhall
Hoc. Turner
Marshall Crrowit
J Taunneedi
Mare Unaville
Rushville
Siagon
Tushville
Howard Miller
Warnaw Christ Gareenor West Point
T W Greer
Bob Ferguson
G. Bonneld
Chaddock College
Springfeld
P. Wood
Athena
I. Badger
Auburn
J. H. Ivosg
Buffalo
J. Dargan
S Carlingville
Smyth
Chatham
Ow Wurrfield
Chesterfield
D. Richmond
Dawson
M. McIaliner
Edinburg
A.W. Dbunnan
Fixhart
Simmons
Girard
A. McKinney
Greenyview
A. I. Moon
Grove City
G. BB. Goldsmith
Morhanwsbury
J.B
Colwelle
Middletown
Martins Morrisonville
Middleton
Mount Auburn
Nilwood
Chinese Entry Rules Tighten Under New Act Interpretation
Justice Field ruled that a wife cannot enter on her husband's certificate under the amended Chinese Restriction Act. An extra provision requires Chinese merchants visiting foreign countries to obtain a certificate from the Chinese Government before re entering the United States, forcing repeated trips to China for coastwise travel.
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United States
San Francisco
Cal
Justice Field
China
British Columbiia
Pot of Gold Treasure Advice from a North Carolina Letter
A reader asks how to find a buried Revolutionary War pot of silver and gold. The reply warns no reliable method exists and warns against costly digging or mining stock schemes. If anything is buried, digging widely is unlikely to yield riches, and a cautious approach favors not disturbing the field.
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North Carolina
Captain Kidd
Yankee Boston
Min Ng
Boston and New York Ladies Discuss Authors on a Streetcar
A Boston woman and a New Yorker exchange views aboard a Madison Avenue streetcar. They debate Jane Eyre Daniel Deronda Adam Bede and frequent remarks reveal class and literary distinctions before alighting at Sixty First Street.
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Madison Avenue
Forty-second Street
Hub
Boston
Daniel Deronda
Adam Bede
New Yorker
Sixty First Street
Herald
Roadways and Sidewalks for a Prosperous Village
The article argues well-kept streets support prosperity and compares dirt roads to improved methods. It favors stone or plank roads where possible, detailing bed preparation, rolling, gutters, brick or plank edging, and drainage. It discusses tree choices for shade and curb appeal, naming maples, lindens, sycamore, and poplar.
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Arbati
Telford
Tim
Lumbex
Viosiuh Hoopixin N
Tribune
The Grit That Conquered Rev Dr Lemuel Moss Story
The Indianapolis Sentinel recalls Rev Dr Lemuel Moss, president of the State University at Bloomington, and his humble path to education. A Cincinnati church worker recounts Moss as a printing office helper who sought study in Rochester. He earned his way through college with chores and his wife’s support, later praised as a self made scholar and major gospel minister.
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Daniel Hughes
Victor Joseph
Annapolis
Crawford County
Hughes
Joseph
Thomas Greer
Astoria
Carlinville
Macoupin County
Bishop Andrews
Greer
Mary
First Methodist
Bpringfield
GottHob Phelix
Pana
Christian County
Charles Lawrence
McDermad & Keane
Rockford
Lawrence
Ilinois National Guards
Jerseyville
Jersey County
Decatur
Broad Point
Ark
Henry M. Dunlop
Sangamon County
B. P. O. Hubbard
First National Bank of
Monmouth
Warren County
Chicago
Hoyne
Kappa
Woodford County
Nquor
Andrew Hawkinson
Wisconsin
Lake View
Cook County
Hawkinson
Agsadsins
Springfield
Shelbyville
Mount Carmel
H. Godeke
Olney
Richland County
Hall
Wao
Lemuel Moss
State University
Bloomington
Moss
First Baptist Church
Cincinnati
Theological Seminary
Rochester
Robinson
Cingipanti
Kemuel Moss
Nicianapolis
Remedy for horse scratches with bran poultices and oils
A farmer prescribes bran poultices for thirty six hours on a horse with scratches, followed by warm wash and castile soap. Pits of heels are rubbed with Goulard's extract and olive oil mixed, then kept dry. Night and morning powders include nitrite of potash and regal regtin, divided into twelve doses.
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Castile
Goulard
Lairie
Homesickness and a journey back to first home
A reflective reminiscence recalls leaving home for education and the ache of homesickness. The narrator, at fifteen, describes longing to return, the imagined fireside, and the joy of finally reaching home only to find it changed and no longer the same.
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Father
Heaven
Sloanmington
Chinese bankers and pawnbrokers in Chan markets
The munificent Han-Qua, a Chinese millionaire, highlights that most Chan bankers act as pawnbrokers. Goods are pledged at 25 to 50 percent of value, becoming banker property after three years. Legal interest equals twenty percent or more if accepted. hawkers charge 23 to 35 percent annually.
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Chan
Treasure tale from Walnut Grove reveals gold cache
Miss Lana Shelnut of Walnut Grove dreams of a trio of handsome men who show her a marked spot. She digs and uncovers a tin box filled with gold coins claimed as the treasure.
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Lana Shelnut
German newspapers in the United States by region
The text notes about six hundred German newspapers are published in the United States. It breaks down distribution: seven in New England, two hundred eight in the Middle States, eighty five in the Southern States, and three hundred fifty in the Western States.
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United States
New England
Middle States
Will Carleton Traverses Europe for Poetical Inspirations
Fragmentary note reports Will Carleton rambling through Europe in search of fresh poetical inspirations. The brief item hints at his travels and creative quest.
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Will Carleton
Rurope
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