Baptists to Hold Major Young People Meeting in Milwaukee
Preparations skyrocket for the annual Baptist Young People's Union of America gathering in Milwaukee. Over 200 local society members host guests with a 500-voice chorus and extensive programs across four days, including prayer, outreach, and consecration services.
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Ship Building Gains Lift In US Vessels Output
The navigation bureau reports that for the year ended June 30, 1895, 1,200 vessels of 230,000 tons were built in the United States, up from 682 vessels of 249,000 tons last year, marking a 7,100 ton increase. Steam tonnage reached about 135,000 tons, with notable growth over the previous year. In other items, Dawes Commission actions loom as mixed-blood Choctaws seek recognition of treaty rights, while Rothschilds rumor mill hints at a Russian loan of 1.6 billion francs. Also, Mrs Anne Hart wheels through ten centuries in ten days, and burglaries strike Redfield, Kansas, with losses reported.
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National Assembly of the Line and the Gray encampment planned
Great preparations are under way for the first annual encampment of the National Assembly of the Line and the Gray to be held in Arkansas. The organization, incorporated last winter, aims to house survivors of Civil War armies and to promote national unity by reducing partisan and sectional strife. Gen Powell Clayton and Congressmen Dinsmore and Tracey will address the gathering, with vast attendance expected.
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Newton Pastor In Jail in Embezzlement Case at St Emanuel
Newton Kansas in July 44 Reverend Mueller pastor of the German Evangelical St Emanuel Church has been committed to jail in default of a 500 dollar bond charged with embezzling a mortgage on church property The Giar Order of Hibernians is being held The national convention of the day at Detroit Michigan
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Attempt on French President Foiled in Crowd
A would-be assassin fired twice at President Faure during a July 14 review in a crowded field but used only a blank cartridge. The attacker, Francois, was seized by police and claimed no intent to kill, aiming to gain the president’s attention for a grievance. The crowd reacted with enthusiasm upon learning the president was unharmed.
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Judge Caldwell praises Chicago convention as sound political act
A raw 19th century style dispatch quotes Judge Henry C. Caldwell condemning Wall Street influence and praising the Democratic Chicago convention. He argues the party has shed Tauntonian and Wall Street ties, defending its moral standard and the republic’s integrity against prior promises and corruption.
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Waite Endorses Democrats in Strong Terms
Ex-Governor Tarid H. Waite endorses the Chicago Democratic platform and nominees in the strongest terms. He calls for a union of populists and silver men with the party and urges support for the presidential ticket and party causes, while criticizing moneyed power and urging solidarity with labor interests.
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Missouri Jail Break Prompts Reward and manhunt
A Jefferson City jail break led to a statewide search for two dangerous inmates, Kurdevere and another termed very bad men. Governor Stone and local sheriff offered a combined reward of 450 for their capture as bloodhounds hunted the escaped prisoners from Cole County Jail. Ed McKenzie, linked to Nick Linhardt's murder, is named among those connected to the escape.
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Roberts Boys Escape From County Jail Guards
The Roberts brothers, jailed for chicken stealing, escaped this morning around 10 30 from the rock pile near the county jail as a new guard assigned Saturday attempted to supervise work. They fled west and left no trace as sheriff and deputy were away. A local observer compared recent weather to 1860 conditions, predicting a repeat drought, while other items note travel deals, local business notices, and commodity prices in Kansas.
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Gagne ONG WALK Breaks Long Distance Record Aim
Omer Gurne, 17, left the Standard building in New Bedford on July 14 to walk to Chicago aiming to break the long distance record and later reach San Francisco in about 40 days. He plans to journey in bold white letters New Bedford to Chicago, wearing minimal gear for the trek.
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