Local notices and notices about trains and publications
The Press is the Official paper. One copy, one dollar. out of county 1.25. Public square office in Estes, late entries for trains and locals. Descriptions of books, arrears, and a note about arrests in the Utah trouble. Salvation Army head Boora visiting the US welcomed by churches. Cosmopolitan Magazine December price 1.50. Ithington on the Hudson news brief. Pace of the Misice reports feed rates and per capita costs for convicts in September to November.
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The
Cosmopolitan
Ivington-on-the-Hudson
York
J. L. Pace
Mis
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Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event, names, dates, or places to summarize into a factual news item with identifiable entities. No coherent action or outcome can be determined from the supplied snippet.
Political clash over Cleveland and Sherman advisers
A response questions an Inter Ocean claim that President Cleveland asked Senator Sherman to help shape financial policy. The letter argues such advisers reflect politics beyond party lines and mocks the notion that Cleveland and Sherman share the same stance. It defends party loyalty while noting concerns about patronage and leadership.
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Sherman
Cleveland
Jom Sherman
Chicago
Grover
John
Reoe
Washington
John Sherman
Inter Ocean
Bbe
Great Reformer William Booth Delivers at Auditorium
The Kansas City Star reports a packed Auditorium audience last evening heard General William Booth. The article describes Booth’s mission and power as the founder of the Salva army, noting his conviction to spread Christ and his message with clear proclamation.
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William Boot
Kansas City
Uncertain Offer and Honest Talk Show at Local Store
A Late s town retailer advertises watches with a two year movement guarantee and photo guarantees for buyers or prospects. The ad promises procurement within three days if stock is unavailable. The piece also includes a juxtaposed quotation praising General Booth's sincerity and faith and his benevolent mission.
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Latesville
Man Grabs Brakeman Over Missing Baby on Michigan Central Train
A Detroit Free Press tale recounts a man boarding a Michigan Central train as a woman exits. After a heated exchange and a search for the mother, he seizes a brakeman and demands the mother’s whereabouts, leading to the baby’s removal at the next station and the man’s continued resentment.
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Michigan Central
Detroit Free Press
Sle
Ale
Detroit
Sanur
The Chicago Record advertises its value and reach
An advertisement extols The Chicago Record as an ideal daily paper. It highlights its independence, concise world news, and large circulation of 125,000 to 140,000 in Chicago and the west. Prof Hatfield is quoted praising its near ideal daily journal status. Subscriptions and sales are via newsdealers and postmasters.
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Chicago Record
Chicago
West
J. I. Hatfield
Northwestern University
Daily Journal
Madison St
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Heen
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Geterant
William Boora
Salvation Army
United States
Christian Church
W. A. Hurst
Lutesville, Mo
General Booth
Robert Drum
Santa Oclaus
Will
Chicago Tribune
Sawyers Lastilles
Ciel Cousty
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