Prominent Divines Convene in Leavenworth for Garrison Ordination
A Congregational council in Leavenworth convened on Aug 7 to ordain Mr. S. C. Garrison as pastor. Delegates from Pilgrim church Sattie West Seattle Snohomish and Monroe attended. The session examined Garrison, approved him, and the evening sermon by Dr. Smith followed by the ordination prayer and right hand of fellowship.
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C. Garrison
Pilgrim -Church of
Leavenworth
Greene
Smith
Packard
Garrison
Spencer Cone
The
Baptist Bible Society
God
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Congregational Church
Easmanville
Mich
Pacific Theolog Seminary
Berkeley
California
San Francisco
W. W. Scudder
Mmenber
Spencer
West
Garr
D. Leavenworth
San Francisco Disaster Prompts Charity Offer From J J King
J J King pledges to distribute small gifts to local children after a San Francisco disaster destroys his insurance business and leaves him with supplies. He promises a ruler memorandum book blotter and calendar to each child on a first come first served basis.
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San Francisco
J. J. King
Obituary notices for Elston Douglass and others in 1906
Isaac B. Elston born October 13 1845 in Wyom ing Lucerne County Pennsylvania died July 8 1906 aged 60 years 9 months 25 days. Bruce Douglass infant son of William and Matilda Douglass died July 24 1906. Mrs George Godfrey visited from Marysville Washington and may return. Mrs E G Spencer received a surprise testimonial from friends.
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Isaac B. Elston
Wyomins
Lucerne County
Penn
Brandon
Wis
Rochester
Minn
Minnesota
Mrs. Cromwell
Bruce Douglass
Matilda Douglass
Washing Her God sped Remains Incomplete Inference
The fragment notes a person leaving for Bevingham tomorrow to a future home and says the family will be missed by a large circle of friends, signaling a farewell notice in a local column.
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Bevingham
Drunken Swede at Marcus Declares Fight Spirit
A Swede in Marcus, intoxicated, boasted he could defeat anyone there at the depot platform. A bystander, a thick Englishman, knocked him down. The inebriated man got up and quipped he had taken in too much territory.
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Macus
Marcus
Stevens County
Multimillionairism in the American and European balance of power
The London Spectator argues that efforts to curb private fortunes reflect genuine risk to the United States and outlines how American ideals, law, and politics foster vast wealth. It notes American control of railways, potential for dynastic wealth, and contrast with Europe where laws and customs limit fortunes.
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London Spectator
Europe
United Kingdom
Rothschild
England
Keeping Money at Home from Life Insurance Investments
The article argues premiums should stay and be invested locally rather than in distant financial centers. It notes large sums accumulate in hubs and are loaned at low rates, with limited direct benefit to policy holders. A sizable local investment percentage could yield clearer returns for insured individuals.
Professor Jenks Warns Socialists On State Wealth Control
Cornell professor Jenks argued that the same dominant personalities who lead private enterprise would rule the state if wealth were owned by the state. He spoke amid debates on socialist policy and economic power.
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Jenks
Cornell
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