Second Congregational Church Holds Seventh Annual Meeting
The Second Congregational Church held its seventh annual meeting with officers and committees reported. The budget for the coming year is underpledged, risking a 25 percent shortfall if further pledges do not arrive. Treasurers noted expenses inclding $1,087.19 for missions, evangelistic services. The pastor reported a 20 member increase, no factional strife, and growing spiritual interest. Officer elections were held for clerk deacon treasurer and others. by-laws may be amended next year.
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The Rifle Contest at Nuditorium Friday Night
The exhibition features marksmen from Hartstown and Betvadepe aiming to beat a world record set by Pod Mulisna. Judges and an audience will watch the contestants shoot on a trapeze stage with spectators allowed.
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Ally Sloper Quote Sparks Wardrobe Mischief
Fragmentary lines depict Ally Sloper humor about Betsy and a lost key amid fashion or costume mishap. Names appear as Ally Sloper, Betsy, Betsy Yes with casual dialogue and catalogues reference. The passage conveys comic tone and domestic caper without full context.
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Betsy
Ally Sloper
Desertion of Mrs Edward Malcom After Long marriage
Mrs Edward Malcom left her husband and three children to live with Andrew Andreen, a boarder from Chicago, leaving a vacant home near Sixteenth Street School. Malcom says Andreen arrived less than a year ago and his wife and mother to the children took some possessions. Police were not yet pursuing charges as family tensions rose.
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Andrew Andreen
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Wren
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Frustrated Patent Medicine Ad Claims Free Bottles
A fragmented advertisement touts Dr Kani's New Digeeners and a free bottle trial. It markets a supposed cure for constipation and coughs, urging readers to buy, test, and report results to the proprietors.
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von Cremdenina
Market Quotations and Stock Summary from Chicago and Milwaukee
Quotations on trades and stock receipts list varied figures for cattle, sheep, and hogs in Chicago with daily receipts around 32 000 and price ranges for steers and heifers. Milwaukee reports mixed grain prices, with wheat steady and corn and oats market notes. a fragmented dairy and poultry section previews fresh stock and packing supplies.
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Milwauke
Senate Debates Ratification of Pawalan Annexation Treaty
The Senate discusses ratification after morning business as pro and anti factions clash over the Pawalan annexation treaty. Proponents urge passage while opponents cite concerns about costs and territorial implications. amendments on government transportation charges for gold producers are debated amid broader appropriations and civil service exemptions.
House Vote Teeters On Tie Over Civil Service Law
Washington lawmakers clash in a tense House session over the civil service measure. A standing vote yielded a tie then debate heated as Republicans push for continued fight while Democrats seek repeal or extension of the law. The bill passed without a final division after procedural delays amid party tension.
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Pensions Committee
Empral Meade
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Allen
Nebraska
Général Meade
Iirbanks
Ene
Ener
Davis
Rumors of Cuban Claims Policy Stir Washington
The article outlines talk of a congressional push to compel the state department to pursue Spain for claims against Cuba. It notes possible resolutions by the foreign affairs committee, potential use of force, and speculation about Speaker Reed and President McKinley shaping the strategy amid a tense U.S. political scene.
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Postmaster Gary lists civil service exemptions
Washington January 11 Postmaster General Gary J sent a senate reply naming positions to be exempt from classified civil service. He lists chief clerks disbursing clerks appointment clerks private secretaries confidential clerks and several agency roles among the exemptions with additional roles in larger offices and carrier stations.
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Ninth annual United Mine Workers gathering reported votes
The four hundred delegates from mining regions gathered for the ninth annual United Mine Workers meeting. The committee report showed 474 votes cast with Odie and Vettes leading, while Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Alabama votes were split among delegates in the disputed counts.
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Birds of Florida to Alaska Flight Scenes in Arctic
The article chronicles migratory birds traveling from Florida and the southern states to Arctic Alaska. It notes white bears, rein deer, and diverse wildlife along shores and tundra. It describes hawks, eagles, waterfowl, warblers, and thrushes crossing back south for winter, with migrations traced from New England to Florida and Central America.
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State convention of master plumbers to meet
Dubuque Iowa January 13 a brief notice states the state convention of master plumbers will meet in the city.
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Venezuelan Boundary Inquiry Resolution Introduced
On January 14 in Washington Allen introduced a Senate resolution demanding information from the president. The measure seeks details on the Venezuelan boundary question and whether clerks or other employees are at work there. It also asks how much of the $100 has been expended by the Venezuelan commission.
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Te Meet Canadian the Rates
Fragmentary OCR text references a meeting or event involving Canadian rates and a company. Readable names or dates are not clear, but the fragment suggests a discussion or tag related to pricing or rates.
Monetary Reform Discusses Gold Standard Among Proposals
The Monetary Commission briefing in Washington outlined a plan for a national currency anchored by gold with possible bi metallic use of silver. Edmunds led the commission, arguing gold as the main standard but not excluding silver, and detailing how public and private debts might be settled in gold or gold related forms.
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Wise government action aids people not bankers in banking reform
Ex secretary Fairchild argues the banking feature of a commission bill serves the public by aiding rapidity certainty and safety of exchanges. He says the measure aims to establish a gold standard retire paper currency and protect civilizational needs with government support. Presidential nominations announced for civil service commissioner envoy to China and Brazil and consul in Bahia Brazil.
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Dill to Publish the Pension Roll
Representative Beach of Ohio introduces a bill to publicly publish and post the pension roll for every county annually on March 1 with full data on each case to curb abuses and ensure transparency. The measure targets pension records and seeks nationwide reporting.
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