Official Directory of the Presidency and Cabinet
The document lists high government roles including President Benjamin Harrison and Vice President, with secretaries of State Treasury War Navy and Agriculture. Also named are Attorney General and Postmaster General and other officials. Contains several misspelled names and unclear lines.
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Yewi
Merton
James Gi
Hlalae
Wan
Winders
J. W. Noble
Redfield Proctor
Navy
Jeremiah Musk
Presbyterian Services and Church Schedules Noted
The notice lists multiple churches with their service times and Sabbath school hours. Presby terian Church holds services on the second and fourth Wednesdays at 2 p.m. Rev William Travis from Lafayette preaches. Sabbath school Sundays at 3 p.m. Friend church meets Sundays 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with Sabbath school Sundays 10 a.m. Evangelical Church conducts services on the first and third Sundays at 2 p.m. and the second and fourth Sundays at 7 p.m. Union Church holds Sunday services at 11 a.m with Sabbath school at 11 a.m. each Sunday.
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Jones’ Hall
William Travis
Lafayette
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Evangelical Church
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Satoo
First St
Parker & Nicholson, Dryer
First
P. F. Bradford
Community Activities and Meetings Listed
Devotional services every Sunday evening urged attendance. Young people urged to attend. Items include C C F S Saturday sessions over Moore’s Livug store. W C T O business meeting second Saturday monthly. G A T Seestona held on second and third Thursday evenings. W C T U holds monthly third Saturday afternoon meeting.
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Moore
Livug
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Seestona
Local business listings around depot and Main Street
A dense directory-like listing details numerous shops and services along Main Street and near the depot in the city. It names mercantile firms, a hotel, livery, barber, furniture and dry goods, hardware, groceries, millinery, and professional offices with street references and proprietor names or managers.
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Meridianatree
Main Streets
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W. Wyman
Hakery
Firat
J. D. Wilson
Willamette Real Estate Agency
Main Street
Scarce & Wrightt
Mra. Enos N
Pacific Coast News Roundup Portland and Beyond
A broad Pacific Coast bulletin reports on the father of Gibbs arriving in Portland and other regional items. Cyclones hit Sonoma County. Union Pacific plans to extend into Los Angeles. public works, mining, and railroad developments across Oregon Washington and California are outlined with notable figures and local impact.
Many National Items Reported From Across the U S
A wide range of 19th century notices includes four Detroit councilmen indicted for bribery, a major fire at an Ishpeming gold mine assay reporting $50 000 to the ton, a New Bedford ship loss, and a large Kansas horse loss. Other items note political shifts, postal changes, and railroad gauge plans.
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H. H. Boyce
Los Angeles
Lynn
Massachusetta
Detroit
Port'l
Helena
Portland Market Shows Strong Trade and Freight Demand
The Portland market reports robust general trade for the late season with Thanksgiving observations. Bank clearings rise by 508 million dollars year over year, transportation demand remains high as railroads expand equipment, and iron and steel output grows with weekly blast furnace capacity up about 10 percent in a month. Prices for groceries, fruits, vegetables, dairy, eggs, poultry, wool, hops, grain, flour, meat, and feed are listed with current regional figures.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Great Britain
Races of mankind by de Quatrefages and the twenty two races
The London Times summarizes M. de Quatrefages findings that twenty two distinct human races exist, all stemming from three core types: black, yellow, and white. It traces their origins in Northern Asia, their spread across continents, and the blending that created diverse populations including the Allophyles and Dravidian groups.
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London Times
Dr Flints Remedy Insomnia Alleged Best Cure Title Flair
An early 19th century advertisement claims Dr Flints Remedy as the best cure for insomnia a widespread affliction linked to many diseases including insanity and other conditions published by Mack Drug Co Newark New Jersey noting the product as a treatise and medicine.
Post Office Row and Witty Judge In 19th Century Rhetoric
A column aggregates a colonial era anecdote about a postmaster Col Hardeman offering a job to a colored woman who declines for $20 monthly work. It includes a humorous exchange on wages contrasting northern scrubbing and southern work ethic, a capital punishment quip about schoolboy Johnny Hansom, and a Pennsylvania Supreme Court anecdote praising a woman attorney. It closes with a light editorial note on language quirks and phrase usage in American speech.
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United States Post Office
Macon Ua
Telegraph
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Philadelphia Press
Philadelphia
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Spontaneous Combustion Warns of Fire Dangers
An Augusta woman sought to collect one million postage stamps and amassed two hundred thousand before selling out. The Baltimore Sun reports experts noting that spontaneous combustion can occur with oils turpentine and damp hay and stresses ventilation and cleanliness to reduce risk.
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Tenry
Baltimore Sun
Augusta
A Man of Muscle Defends Looters in Venice Tale
Salvini recounts Luchini a powerful artisan who faced two robbers in a Venice inn drawing a bag of silver from a drawer with ease. He knocked themDead then hurled a corpse through a window wounding a lookout before returning to bed and sleeping till morning.
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Venice
San Francisco
Pun Borrowing Across Oceans Echoes in Legal Lore
A Minneapolis Tribune item recounts a wry tale of a famous pun about getting on then honor then honest. Justice Willis recalls hearing it from Sir Frederick, who later admits he borrowed it from America, noting an old 1427 law magazine with a similar line.
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Frederick
America
Minneapolis Tribune
Thirst for Knowledge
A humorous exchange shows a traveler eager to learn letters and signs. A teacher praises the student for his ambition and corrects a sign reading error with a playful quip about a sign that says Beware o Dog or Free Lunch Opening.
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