Ministers Meet in City Reading Room on Probation Question
The Ministerial Alliance gathered at 10 am in the reading room. Rev McEwen argued there is no scriptural basis for post death probation. ministers agreed life offers the only probation. Dr Jones’s tenure with M E Church ends. resolutions praised his work and friendship. The group planned alternating meetings to review prior Sabbath work. A church social was postponed due to Brussels reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osmond
Richardson
McEwen
Jones
M. E
Scott
Illinois style tonic craze spurs flood of orders and notices
A chaotic local item reports Leis Dandelion Tonie tonic shipments by express and freight amid a claimed Illinois epidemic. Letters from buyers in various states urge rapid delivery to address widespread demand, with addresses and dates from 1883 to 1693 cited alongside ordinary notices about cook vacancies and Mr Haskell’s reception delayed due to arrival uncertainty.
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Illinois
Leis
Express
Mr. Leis
Porras
Lice Manufacturing Co
Sherman
North
Jefferson Street
W. A. Cavlson
Penna
Leis’ Manufacturing Company
North Madison Street
Peyris
J. Benny
C. B.J
P.H
Haskell
Western Nail Association Reaffirms Rates Supply Schedule
Pittsboro Pa March 14 The Western Nail Association held a regular monthly session at noon today and reaffirmed the card rate. It was also decided to resume operation of factories next Monday after a three week run then shut down for two more weeks. Trade is reported dull with stocks gritty and very broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsboro
Western Nail Association
Open Board Seeks Chicago Market Quotations From Milwaukee
Chicago March 14 The Western Union Telegraph Company stopped sending market reports to its wires and the board of trade as part of a dispute. Open board traders expect to obtain Chicago quotations via Milwaukee to continue operations without joining bucket shops in the legal fight.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Western Union Telegraph Company
Open Board
Milwaukee
France Survey of Sahara Readies Tunis Project
A Marseille dispatch notes Delesseps has embarked for Tunis to supervise surveys for a plan to connect the Sahara desert with the sea. Paris reports Count De Cham bord told Lyons workers the Republic leads France to ruin. London notes Irish reform committee formed with MPs to shape public opinion. Lisbon reports a Blackhand branch uncovered in northern Portugal with arrests and papers seized. A nihilist case in St Petersburg involves Fegner and Stretnikoff.
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France
Sahara
Marseilles
Delesseps
Tunis
Sarvays
Rais
Paris
DeChambord
Lyons
Republic
Blackhand Society
Lisbon
Portugal
St. Petersburg
Fegner
Stretnikoff
Odessa
Gortschakoff
Freiberg
Beil
Makoff
Governor Butler Vetoes Charitable Institutions Appropriation Bill
Boston March 14. Governor Butler vetoes the bill for expensive charitable institution appropriations. He condemns the bundling of diverse appropriations, notes salaries consume sixty percent of maintenance funds, and argues overstaffing and extravagance. He calls for a new bill with reduced salaries and tighter expenditure checks.
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Boston
Butler
Commonwealth
Fighting Indians in Creek Nation sparks renewed clashes
Reports from the Creek Nation say Sleeping Rabbit, a top leader of Spichee faction, was killed escaping Okinungee. Two other Spichee leaders died. about 30 men march toward Okmulgee to confront Cheecotee forces. General Porter with 200 men mobilizes to meet the threat, foreseeing a conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Saya
Sleeping Rabbit
Spichees
Porter
Okinungee
Okmulges
Married at Tokay near Fayetteeville by Judge Davis
Raleigh, March 14. At Tokay residence of Hon. Wharton J. Green, Judge David Davis married Miss Allice Burr in a quiet Episcopal ceremony. The bride, 35, is from Massachusetts with Illinois ties. Guests included Judge Otto and others. After presents, the couple sailed on the Menchison toward Wilmington for a northern and western tour.
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Raleigh
N. C
Tokay
Wharton J. Green
Fayetteeville
David Davis
Allice Burr
Ray
J.C. Muskee
Menchison
Willmington
Davis
Otto
Mrs. Green
River Measures Change Near Helena After Floods
A Helena dispatch reports the Mississippi River falling forty six feet four inches between Helena and Jonestown and Clarksdale with a flat boat delivering goods as the region remains cut off to steam, while Pacific and Southern express trains resume on the Tron Mountain and Southern lines and business slowly recovers. A swift current flowing downriver suggests a channel shift, which could reduce the Helena bar and restore the old river course.
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Memphis
Western Associated Press
Helena
Ark
Jonestown
Clarksdale
Miss
Pacific and Southern Express
Tron Mountain
Southern
Supreme Court Decides for Plaintiff Against Merchants Bank
Boston March 14. The Supreme Court rendered an important decision against Merchants Bank of Boston, ordering the bank to restore to the plaintiff securities totaling 4000 dollars deposited by her trustee as collateral for money advanced. The securities were lost in speculation, forcing sale, and the court held that stocks and bonds transferred under these circumstances subjected the bank to inquiry into improper dealings by trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Supreme Court
Merchants Bank
Nashville drill chief found dead in station shop
Martin, general manager of a Nashville competitive drill to be held in May, was found dead in a water closet at Tavell's stationary and book store at about 9 am. The cause was heart disease.
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Nashville
Martin
Tavell's
Doctors Certificate Rule Demanded For Corpse Transport
New York March 14. General passenger agents passed a resolution demanding that a doctor's certificate accompany every corpse carried on trains to prevent the spread of contagious diseases.
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New York
Judge Wy lie rules on petition requests in Redding route case
The Star Router notes Judge Wy lie allows inquiry into Brady's handling of petitions for further expedition on the Redding and Altura routes. Gen. Brady testifies of his 1876 to 1881 service, denies Walsh’s allegations, and disputes Bevedell and McVeagh statements as given.
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Washington
Wylie
Wilson
Brady
Redding
Altura
Davidge
Bevedell
McVeagh
James
Thos. J. Brady
Walsh
New Orleans
Toby
Rawlins
White River
Witness recounts Dorsey and contract dealings and prior meetings
The testimony covers meetings at Chamberlains with Wilson and Bevedell, interactions with Dorsey at the Willard Hotel, and the role of various contractors and officials in mail route arrangements. It notes lack of mention of star routes, irrelevancy of a tabulated statement, and reliance on endorsements by Congress members for petitions.
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Wilson
Bevedell
Chamberlains
Witness
Dorsey
Willard Hotel
Indian State Committee
Chamberlain's
Bosler
Beidell
T. B.J
Brady
Miner
John Dorsey
Stephen Dorsey
Batora Vaile
Turner
Vaile
Congress
Duke's Trial Ends in Acquittal Amid Riots at Court
In Uniontown on March 14 the Dukes murder trial closed with acquittal after Onkes's defense and two hours of Prosecution argument. A crowd gathered in fury, waving effigies of Dukes and jurors, while Dukes remained under sheriff guard. Elsewhere in Arkansas, three robbers believed to have killed Conductor Cain and wounded a brakesman near Fort Smith faced pursuit as one robber hanged himself in jail and the gang sought possible state evidence.
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Duke
Uniontown
Onkes
the Commonwealth
W. H. Playford
Capt. Nutt
Republic
Wilson
Oakes
Dukes
Sheiff Hoover
McClelland
Arkansas
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Mulberry
Cain
Seater
McDonald
van Buran
Bayse
Hartwan
Mc Donald
Leavenworth Citizens Present Sword to Major General Pope
Today at Fort Leavenworth Leavenworth citizens presented a sword to Major General Pope commander of the Department of the Missouri U S A Headquarters. Judge Robert Crozier delivered the presentation and Gen Pope replied with a short moving speech.
Maine Legislature Resumes Death Penalty Bill Passage
Augusta March 14 The bill restoring the death penalty for murder, returned from the Senate minus amendments, was again passed in the House in its original form. The Legislature will likely adjourn tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Senate
Houza
No breech of the peace as crowds thin after Duke standoff
From Pittshore March 14 The Commercial Gazette Uniontown special notes intense quad but no breach of peace as crowd thins at midnight. Indications say excitement will be renewed tomorrow. Washington March 14 colder weather in upper Mississippi and Missouri Valley with fair skies. Market leads show dairy meat and grain quotes with bids and asks listed for various futures and commodities.
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Pittshore
Commercial Gazette
Uniontown
Washington, D.C
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
New York Money Market Report March 14 18
Financial notes show a day of tight money with rates rising to bid up to 16 but closing easter at 6. Mercantile paper deals at 02655 with prims and sterling exchange steady around 42043 and 4 83 percent.
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New York
Diecourts Prims Mercantile Paper
Dar Sterling--Exchange Stuady
Chicago and Kansas City Produce Markets Report.March 14
The Chicago and Kansas City produce markets show mixed receipts and prices. Wheat and corn futures hover with steady cash bids, live stock steady to firm, and hog and cattle receipts moderate. Futures for oats, rye, flax, and lard reflect firming trends in nearby contracts. Market activity remains cautious amid unsettled conditions and varied shipment figures.
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Kanbas City
Kansas Urry
Sieasker
Ibu
Sige
Butler
Aden Kgus
Hisper Cozan
St Louis Produce Market Report Summary
Market notes show flour prices for red and white varieties with firm cash bids and advances, and corn prices lower with cash and futures references. Mentions terms like No 4 red, 100 weight measurements, and dates in March. Includes scattered vendor shorthand and incomplete phrases from the St Louis market listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Colon
Atic
Louis Stock Market And Cattle And Hogs Trade
Louis March 14 market report shows receipts and values across livestock. Hogs light to heavy trading active and higher. cattle and sheep receipts listed with price ranges. buyers seeking good grades across shipments and steers, heifers, bulls, and feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
OATIT
Teerd
CAG STOCK MARKET SUMMARY AND CATTLE PRICES
The Drovers Journal notes cattle receipts at 5 100 and 5 200 for various runs with stronger feeders at 2355.00 and shipments around 4 200. Market overall active with better quality cattle, moderate supply, exports and shipping figures mentioned, but text is fragmented and hard to read.
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Comset Wu
Bowersick
Night
FUER
Superior ‘Dramatis Company
Chris & Leila
Tient al Over
Mie World
Pri
Arved Sante
Aod
Hope
Pole
Peac
Gherry
Ene Saal Fruits
Vergie Keifer’s
Hebrid
le Rute
Griesa
Joe
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Pointe
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J. B. Ross
Asion Ticket Office
Tosh & Co
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Foreign News
England
Etrieing
London
Huidersfield
Spain
Uxata
W.E. Sebold
Providence R. L
William Sprague
Sprague
Concordia
Kas
Jamestown
Cloud County
John Braniilette
John Colony
Bramiilette
Star Routers
Maine
Hamburgs
Nainsook
New Life
Heerlota
Nona
Mageet Report
Kansas City Stock Market
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BEMIS
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Flouer
Lion
Jano
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Doren
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ATS
Fuernier
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Tatwa
CAG Stock Market
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Marco
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