Ministers clash at union meeting over moral reform
Rev Dexter criticized church as haven for reform work outside its walls and urged ministers to speak boldly. He cited city statistics on vice, urged Protestant churches to reform from within, while fellow clergy debated temperance, socialism, and church power.
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F. N. Daxter
Union Ministers
Prohibition Bobby
Christ
Ithia
Taylor Ehallen
Claeses
Jenckes
WestRass
Vntallizensa
Cleveland
Rome
van Agtatoro
Hsbmana
Jaens Onelst
Pasaylat
Istara
Handrickson
Thera
Timss
Calntigi
Nedouteo Didaiian
Yavissala
Luca
Jencks Scopsl
Clevaretarold
Faylor
Fada
Denches
Het Ha
Nason
Eitk
Sporting Life notes from Stockton and New Orleans fights
Reports on Stamboni lowering race marks in California, San Francisco speed times, and upcoming boxing bouts including Hopper OConnell New Orleans purse. Mentions Dempsey Fitzsimmons fight in January, Baltimore jockey Gost S22 C69, and Tom Russell vs Qaian claims. Also notes local club manager search in Cincinnati and health advice urging Seed’s Sarsaparilla for blood issues.
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Stockton
Cal
Stamboni
San
Sid Bob Fitzsimmons
Ojsmric Athletic Clab
New Orleans
Maryland
St Baltimore
Gost
Tom Russel
Tom Gaia
Qaian
Latin Professor Calls Time After Football Game
A humorous postmatch exchange sees a Latin professor urge a student to decline a request. The student replies with difficulty that he must decline because his jaw is broken, illustrating a lighthearted clash between academia and sports.
Sentinel Expands to Eight Pages In May
The Sentinel announces a plan to become an eight page issue next month with broader content. Police court reports detail Poole lambasting Henry Olman, a $1 costs assessment, and a grand jury petition after a cartridge theft. Incidents include a burglary at Samuel Wixor’s farm and a hospital transfer for an injured resident.
Prisoner questioned as Jones baby murder case widens
Coroner hears two more witnesses May and Rachel Johnson testify about Mont Mabbitt and others in the Jones baby murder. Rachel denies buggy rides and says she was told not to visit their Langley Avenue home. May says she saw Mont on a street car but no proof ties him to the crime. Debates over a blank note in the blouse pocket and papers quoting safety of statements surround the case as investigators pursue new leads.
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Denes
Joan
Con
Mont Msbout
Gisslon
May
Rachel
Jones
Gsalec
Msy
Gitla Kou
Ives
Ha Babe
Montsiaaut
Duca
Ima
Aman
Warde
Ilyary
Mo Doubdt
Visiente
Minnie Jones
Cass
Minnie
Chit
Liltie’s Notel
Leporte
Flora Ab Osge
Jellon
Mont
Sei Deni
Aga
la Porte
Perase
Eivat St
Maritian-st
Wien
Hany
Broadway
New York
Fith Ave
Afor
Susin
Mer
Tna
Shaneles
Erithoot Bate
Wilisey
Thad
Stadt
Sindere
Public Stance on Meridian Street Lighting Debate
Residents urge cautious switch to electric lighting on Meridian Street arguing risk, cost, and safety concerns. They call for thorough testing of light levels and tree coverage before replacing gas streetlamps, noting nighttime dangers and uneven illumination between blocks.
Raggedy Man Poem Parody From Century Magazine Read
An excerpt from Century Magazine presents Rhymes of Childhood by James Whitcomb Riley. The piece titled The Raggedy Man explores a child’s view of a kindly, working Raggedy Man who tends animals, helps with chores, and tells rhymes.
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Century
James
Raggedy
Raggedy Man
Unclear OCR Test Featuring Local Events and Fires
A fragmentary report mentions a sunny day in Franklin Pennsylvania with a colored couple returning home to a fire and a large family burned out. It references Congress convening and a major fire in Gilprespolis at the Pritune building and a Washington hotel blaze. A hunting incident near Oll City is noted with a bridgen tri.
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Franklin
United States
Congress
Gilprespolis
Pritune
St. Paul
Washington Hotel
O11
Gridirn moves with Reed and McKinley at rally
A crowded House session garners intense attention as Reed is applauded and McKinley receives an ovation. The president opens the annual address noting progress on immigration limits, tariffs, and foreign trade, while calling for unity among Democrats and a focus on national finance and road to new states. Strong emphasis on economic growth and public works, with discussions of Brazil, Central America, and diplomatic trade.
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Washineron
Reed
Damoncesta
Gallaries
Pheswesriagia
Breckenridge
Gauss
Lodan
Down
Susineas
Preniguht
Sauls
Afzics
Central America
Westar Cone
Forview Governoents
Sali Sant
Pranve
Corton
Mexico
Alaas
Mosey
Eltozney
Icato
Cer Faror
Laber
Fla
Tgs
Vndoraas Tng
Pladig
Sathlarks
Hostivsr
Fina
ageEltabis
Sania Americana Stormehip
Agerian Bank
Supreme Seat
Mystery in Frank W Smith disappearance case in Boston
The family of Frank W Smith, a Benton, Missouri born clerk who vanished near Boston on Nov 3, pursues fresh leads here amid a theory involving his past medical treatment and a questionable healing method. Friends fear a dangerous influence may have led to his disappearance as police seek credible causes.
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Boston
Sabiato
Thia
Smith
Frances S. Wateou
Aarvera Univerity
Ginith
Bia
Washington Gossip Amid Rumors of White House Shakeup
In Washington on December 1 reports swirl about President and attorney connections. Chatter centers on potential farm policy links as the president’s term nears end. A presidential aide reportedly sent Miller’s name to the agency for possible support actions. A brief interview with Senator Qasr hints at optimism for a favorable outcome, with two key figures seen as likely to depart.
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Siaenost
Chamathttier
Wasuinctor
Bys-attirne
Ger
Chiehener
Thera Dfon- Jay
Hoe
Cea
Miller
Fepaie
Sdprottia Ours
Qasr
Ana Gusy
Hamlet and Mob Scenes Dominate Local Rehearsals
A fragmentary review notes Thiafis Ughalusnes as a guest during a week of performances. It highlights Bland's leadership in a tense rehearsal and Goodwin's political mob scene, with the Ovide Musin concert also drawing attention next Tuesday. The piece hints at public excitement and strong local engagement.
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James Onali
Tibet
Bim
Mr. Biand
O' Nail
Nat Goodwin
Mr Goodwin
Goodwin Wight
Nlm
Ovide Musin
English
Grost
vecaHeta
Oibst Moeicians
Iseaoa Satrereete
Ike Livelissi
The Ruin of a Leader They Will Follow Wis Leadership Ro Longer
December 1 1851 London dispatch notes Irish party turmoil over Parnell amid O Shea affair. Rumors of resignation loom as O Brien Dillon and others back a signed manifesto opposing Parnell. Gladstone Morley and Gladstone leaders weigh in. Harrington declines, signaling split pressure on Irish self governance.
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Marrington
Parneli
Thera
Parnell
Parreil
Lesua
Masitesto
Hsvm
Ansleer
Dasa
Peery
Anya Hotdas
Loxpon
Bec
Merley
Rfoziey
Partel
Ths
Resand
Aebla Azuss
Gayig Privsie
Lord Enutefard
Gladetone
Cuicano
O'Brien
Connor
Gill
Grand Vaclic Hotel
Irish Selegates
United States
Dillon
Lesvorere
Gladstone
Morley
Parnall
Traiand
Liberal Party
Traland
Parnell Hay
Avery
Irsland
Ae Erian Etrugeta
Ireland
Pariel
Nillsep
O'Connor
Sullivan
Harrington
Hogland
Unknown Man Found Dead in Barn Near Washington Street
An unidentified, about forty year old farmer type man dressed in old overalls and light trousers was found dead in a barn east of Sin Coyzarne on Washington Street. A morphine packet lay nearby and authorities suspect a personal crisis.
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Andrew Disig
Oohn Brii
Sin Coyzarne Eaxt
Washington-st
Krezelo
Cay
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