Sermons on Missions and Church Life Dominates Sunday Readings
Rev Geo Williams urges support for foreign missions as US churches collectively raise over 500000 annually to preach abroad. Congregational and other rites are recounted alongside local services and practical Christianity. Delivery plans, taxes, and local notices close the report.
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A. E. Hitchcock
Fellowship of Mankind
Ittehcock
J. $. Daniels
Geo. A. Silsby
A. R. Boggs
God
Clevedland nominates multiple envoys and judges
President Cleveland sent to the Senate a slate of appointments including James B. Eustis envoy to France Theodore Runyon to Germany John E Risley to Denmark G J Jenkins circuit judge Walter D Abney solicitor Charles B Stuart judge of Indian Territory and several U S marshals and attorneys Ernest P Baldwin and Thomas W Holcomb as treasury auditors Wade Hampton as railroad commissioner and Walter G Jenkins as Seventh circuit judge Runyon and Hampton are noted as prominent political figures with long service in state and federal roles.
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Senate
James B. Eustis
Louisiana
United States
France
Theodore Runyon
New Jersey
Germany
John E. Risley
New York
Denmark
G. J. Jenkins
Wisconsin
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Virginia
Department of the State
Charles B. Stuart
Texas
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David T. Guyton
Mississippi
William H. Hawkins
Tniliana
Indiana
Abner Gaines
Delaware
Treasury
Wide Hampton
South Carolina
Frank Warring
Florence
Paul J. Millard
Antigo
de Witt
Johnson
Rhinelander
James W. Mustis
Mr. White
Magruder
Joseph Johnston
New Orleans
Senator Voorhees
New Rochelle
Wade Hampton
United States Senate
Walter G. Jenkins
Seventh Judicial Court
Cleveland
Senate Confirms Wide Range of Nominations
Washington March 21 The senate confirmed Tosiah Quincy to be assistant secretary of state Isaac P Gray envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Mexico James B Eustis minister to France Patrick A Collins consul to London Robert A Maxwell fourth assistant postmaster general Wade Taunton commissioner of railroads William McAdoo assistant secretary of the navy Dale J Grittenberger postmaster at Anderson Indiana Charles H Long postmaster at Tipton Stephen J Smith postmaster at Tama Iowa and additional army and navy promotions Head Usher at the White House C F Dexter former sheriff appointed to fill vacancy caused by Captain E S Densmore’s death Five white convicts escaped from Watertown chain gang Bowden a life sentence for murder remains at large.
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Tosiah Quincy
Massachusetts
Isaac P. Gray
Indiana
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James B. Eustis
France
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London
Robert A. Maxwell
New York
Wade Taumpton
South Carolina
William McAdoo
New Jerey
Navy
Dale J. Grittenberger
Anderson
Ind
Charles H. Long
Tipton
Stephen J. Smith
Tama
Towa
Army
White House
Washington
C. F. Dexter
Three Rivers, Mich
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Savannah
Watertown
Charles Bowden
Bowden
Government refuses Manitoba and Northwestern Railway loan
Ottawa March 1 government declines loan request of 1 600 000 by Manitoba and Northwestern Railway to finish line to Prince Albert. Old feud report from Georgia notes Jat J Shippy killed by three family members in a family tragedy.
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Prince Albert
Buena Vista, Ga
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Clayton Murderer Believed Captured in Butte
Police believe the Plumerville murder of John M. Clayton may be solved with the arrest of the suspect in Butte Montana. The pistol used was traced from Simmons Hardware of St Louis to a Butte dealer and then to a stranger. A $5,000 reward for capture stands in effect after four years.
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Wasted Whisky in Osage County Seized and Destroyed
In Osage county an anti whisky war pits residents against Kansas City liquor houses. Rev D C Milner president of the state temperance union spoke to towns. a carload of liquor was seized in Osage City and destroyed before a large crowd. Bottles and demijohns were broken and contents poured into a ground hole.
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Kansas City
Rev
D. C. Milner
State Temperance Union
Osage City
St Paul Club Pushes Minnesota Prize Fight Bill
The Phoenix Athletic club of St Paul asks the chamber of commerce for help lobbying in the Minnesota legislature to legalize glove contests. It plans an $8,000 purse for Corbett Mitchell and a premier sporting carnival if the bill passes.
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Wouldny join the Mafia: Italian wounded on Houston bridge
At 11 p.m. on San Jacinto bridge in Houston an Italian named Ralph Franchetto was found badly wounded after claiming four Italians tried to force him into the Mafia and seize his property in St. Louis. He said they attempted to drown him in the bayou, triggering local Italian community excitement.
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Houston
Tex
San Jacinto Bridge
Ralph Franchetto
St. Louis
Eight Miners Die in Derbyshire Coal Pit Accident
A severe pit accident near Chesterfield Derbyshire drops the cage during descent killing eight miners. The incident is reported amid other brief items including a Bristol Pa house fire with fatalities and a New York electrocution order for Harris.
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Derbyshire
London
Chesterfield
Corn Belt association to resume advertising work in South Dakota
Praise for the Corn Belt association of South Dakota for its effective advertising and immigration promotion. The group, composed of real estate and land dealer leaders, is urged to resume its organized efforts to yield rich results for the corn belt and its members.
Wonderful Gains and Senate Spar Over Funding
The document spotlights Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine claims with testimonials from Mrs. L. B. of Millard New York and Brown & Maybury Cortland praising weight gains and sleep. It also notes civic notes on machinery shipments, a senator’s critique of a stalled fair funding proposal, and local household movements with plaster and wall finish recommendations.
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Miles
Law Requires Bills Against County Filed Two Days Before Meeting
The legislature enacts a rule that all bills against the county must be filed with the auditor two days prior to the county commissioners meeting. If filed late, the bill is held over to the next session. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is praised for immediate relief without harming digestion or appetite.
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