Church Schedules and Public Notices Across Multiple Faiths
A long list of church timetables outlines morning and evening services Sabbath School times and midweek prayer meetings for numerous faith communities on Vine and Main Cross streets, Broadway, Third and West streets, plus German Catholic and Jewish congregations. includes pastors, service hours, and prayer meetings. The article ends with editorial support for a Democratic bill to curb Chinese immigration, praising passage and presidential signing over veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Vine Street
Main Cross
Third
K. Wy. Dobbs
Spyms Sundy School
First Presbyterian Church
Broadway
Second and
High Streets
W. BR. Brown
Toony Sabbath School
Walenessay
Christian Church
Meain Cross
Vine and
Film
CG. Q. Wright
United Presbyterian Church
Third and Vine Streets
J. A. Kennedy
Trinity Churcit
Methodist Episcopal Broadway
Third Streets
L. G. Adkinson
Third Street
Main
Mulberry Streets
Rev. M. George
Lutheran Church
Corner East
Main Cross Streets
August Muller
Universalist Church
Poplar Lane
Rev
I. B. Grandy
Second Baptist Church
Fifth Street
West and Mulberry Street
Miles Basel
Ebenezer Methodist E. Church
T. S. Johnson
Chinese question in Democratic party since 1852
The article traces long standing Democratic opposition to Chinese immigration from 1852 through the Burlingame era. It notes earlier and later party shifts, legislative actions, and vetoes by Republican presidents, framing a pattern of Democratic contention against Chinese influx and a broader debate over tariffs and trade policy in early American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Philip A. Roach
Burlingame
China
Lincoln
Republican Party
Haight
Examiner
Miller
Congress
United States
Hamilton
South Carolina
Hayne
Benton
Missouri
Spain
Alabama
American Register
Saloons and morality in party statistics analysis
The St. Louis Republican investigates liquor saloon density by state and party lines, using 1881 Commissioner of Internal Revenue data. It compares Garfield Republican states to Hancock Democratic states, noting saloon frequency per capita and implying moral outcomes. It cites Missouri, Massachusetts, and Illinois as examples, and mentions a public press note about a color named Jumbo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republican
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Commissioner
United States
Garfield
Hancock
Haacock
Missouri
Massachusetts
Love and Duty in a Mexican General's Courtship Drama
The Mazatlan youth General Corona rose in battle against French invaders in Sinaloa. At twenty five he commanded soldiers, became a national idol, and, after a courtship via proxy, married Betsy Bowman, a San Francisco washerwoman’s daughter. President Juarez later sent him as minister to Madrid where Betsy became a celebrated court figure.
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Mexico
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Corona
Mosley
Betsy Bowman
San Francisco
Betty
Juarez
Madrid
Spain
Building Up the Country Through Diverse Industry
The piece argues wealth grows from farmer, mechanic, and manufacturer. It urges manufacturing over exporting raw goods, notes towns and country depend on each other, and calls for factory growth to raise national wealth. Includes a U S Senate resolution authorizing a Ohio river channel improvement with funding and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
Epitaphs and mortality thoughts amid English gypsy problem
Addison muses on tombs and human vanities as he notes the little wars of wits and rivalries. He laments the fleeting nature of fame while observing that 30 000 gypsy children are counted in England. The piece blends reflections on death with a demographic estimate.
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Addison
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R. Wilson
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Protestant Episcopal
Maulberry Street
Edward Bradley
Jewish Synagogue
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Eger
ST. Mary’s
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Hust
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Father Sapee
Oelock
ST. Michael’s Churche
Church Street
John Mougin
African Methodist Church
Walnut
Rev. Wilson
Tie
San Francisco Examiner
Senate
House of Representatives of
United States of America
Secretary of War
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Ohio
Louisville
Kentucky
William E. Merrill
Treasury
Detroit
W. H. Revarney
Glen Ellis
Glen Mouse
Addreeas
W.H. Brearley
Detroit Ryening News
B. Ogden
Cedar St
New York
BEN, Vandelf & CO
Barclay St
E. A. Wilson
Penn St
Williamsburg N
H. Hallett & CO
Portland
Maine
Sarsaparilla
Stillingia
Mandrake
Yellow Dock
St. Anthony’s
Aveer
J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
Piso
Peter Ross
Springwater
Wis
Samaritan Nervine
J. B. Fletcher
Fort Collins
Col
Samaritan
Wm. Henson
Aurora
Ill
J. A. Edie
Beaver
S. B. Hobson
New Albany
Ind
Jennie Warren
West van Buren St
Chicago
Henry Knee
Vervilla
Warren Co
Tenn
J. W. Thornton
Claiborn
Miss
Wim. Martin
Mechanicstown
Mia
FE. Fobes
West Potsdam
N. Y
Isaac Jewell
Covington, Ky
Charles E. Curtis
Osakis, Douglass Co
Mina
Michael O’con*Nor
Ridgway
David Trembly
Des * Moines
Iowa
Henry Clark
Fairfield, Ich
E. Graham
North Hope
John Davis
Woodburn
Macoupin Co
Illustrated Journal
A. Richmond & CO
World’s Epileptic Institute
ST. Josepit, Moo
True & CO
Augusta
National Bureau OF Invention
Patent Office
Halstead & CO
Washington, D.C
Congressional Reporter
Great Western GI Gun Works
Pittsburgh
Hewitt Hanufach’s Co
Perar
Usical Instruments
Enes Baglan
Madison, Ind
East India
M. E. Bell
N. Calvert St
Baltimore
OS. Bernen
West Street
Madison, MD
William Todd
Josh. H. Schofield
Merchant Tailoring Establishment
East Main Cross St
Madison
Indiana
Littlejohn & CO
Ohio Streets
John Adams
WM. Resor & CO
R. Russell Barnes
D. H
Patty & CO
Geneva
Lake View Cemetery
Perkins
Monumental Committee
Cleveland
Ilerald
D. H. Patty & CO
Western Hotel
Henny Niesse
West and
Aving
Vv. Dehler
J. F. Bellamy
Beerck’s
Masonic Temple
Pii
Onroljed
J. A. Vain
Pealer
Fiev
Merkel Street
Phikuleiphia
Fieg
Stinson & CO
the Pioneer Grocery
Warris & Maddus
D. Landreth & Sons
Philadelphia
Henry B. Mabrey
Livery and Sale Stable
Main Street
BGP
Wwil
Central Hotel
Second and Mulberry
John Kraut
Belfont Nails
Alling & Lodge’s