Christian Church Services and Meetings Schedule
The snippet lists church activities including services every second and fourth Sunday at 104. M4 for Advent, a prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings, and Sabbath school each Saturday at 10 a.m. with services following. Also mentions a weekly News gathering at Eight in the morning and a separate meeting.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
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Jas P. Price
Aptist Church
G. F. Jerard
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Evayge Kalhureh
Rabbath School
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Hristian Church
Dvent. St Church
Jree Methodist
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Cullarch
Epworth League
Preyer
J. H Wool
East and South Via Attached to All Through Trains
Short transit note indicates routes east and south connected by attaching to all through trains.
Widespread Economic and Legal News Across Regions
Agent W R Russell buys over 20000 bushels of wheat at 70 cents in Moscow Idaho. Glenmoray salvage efforts fail leaving it to the waves. Very Rev Thomas Conaty installed rector of Catholic University of America. A boy of 17 frozen to death near Elk Point South Dakota. James Stephens convicted of arson in Walla Walla. Coal vein found near Port Townsend Summit in Washington. Kishma island earthquake with heavy loss in Persian Gulf. Oakland yard collision damages rear car of Berkeley local. Senate fisheries panel backs new international fur seal protection bill. First National Bank of Newport Kentucky closes doors. Alaska salmon pooling agreement to fix next season prices. Louis Contencin dies in New York. Peru claim case against W H McCord to be settled promptly. Minnesota Savings Bank of St Paul closes. German National Bank of Louisville closed by examiner. Arbuckle Coffee Company fights sugar trust over coffee pricing.
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W. R. Russell
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Moscow
Idaho
North Beach
Thos. J. Conaty
D. D
Catholic University of America
Washington, D.C
Elk Point
S. D
W. J. Murphy
James Stephens
Walla Walla
Hamilton- Rourke
Quileene
Wash
Olympic Range
Port Townsend Southern Railway
Kishma
Persian Gulf
Techcmat
Oakland Yards
Berkley
Senate Committee On Fisheries
Elliott
United States
First National Bank
Newport
Nicaragua Canal Move Faces New Basis for Construction
Washington dispatch reports Senator Sherman says Mr. Rodonour has convinced the senate that new attempts to build the Nicaragua canal under the old plan must end. The Greater Republic of Central America offers to negotiate directly with the United States, with Olney possibly pursuing a treaty with Nicaragua and Costa Rica before Cleveland leaves office.
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Chicago
Times-Hearth
Washington
Nicaragua
Sherman
Times-Herald
Rodergeur
Republic of Central America
Senate
Republic of
Central America
United States
Olney
Costa Rica
Cleveland
Prescription Killed Her in Brooklyn Case
Miss Lilian Templeton of Brooklyn died after taking a friend’s prescription meant to cure a cold. The formula combined camphor peppermint laudanum and balsam of fir and was filled by the Boston Drug Company. Coroner Coombs said the dose was likely 40 to 45 grains of laudanum, enough to kill.
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New York
Lilian Templeton
Brooklyn
Coombs
Battle near Rosales ends with Indian and soldier deaths
In the Sierra Madre west of Chihuahua at Rosales a large rurales force clashed with Yaqui raiders. The confrontation left twelve Yaqui and five soldiers dead as guards repelled a planned raid on the village and nearby farms and mines.
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Chihuahua
Rosales
Here
Sierra Madre Range
Russia weighs 100 million rouble artillery rearm
A St. Petersburg dispatch to the Times cites rumors Russia will spend 100,000,000 roubles to rearm artillery with French quick firing guns. The report needs confirmation but faces opposition from Finance Minister M. de Witte, though Minister of War General Novisky could prevail.
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London
St. Petersburg
The
Times
Russia
M. de Witte
Novisky
Abbe Giraud Elected Deputy for Brest
Paris reports Abbe Giraud elected deputy for Brest to replace the late Monsignore D Hulet in a three cornered race with Comte de Blois a pure royalist and Dr Roiseli a republican filling the seat amid political shifts in France.
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Paris
Abbe Giraud
Brest
Monsignore D'Hulet
Comte de Blois
Roiseli
William appoints Ben Parker to command the Meteor
The Times reports Emperor William of Germany has named Ben Parker of Southampton to command his yacht the Meteor. Parker, from Southampton, takes the helm amid royal naval honors and formal approval from Berlin.
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London
the Times
William of
Germany
Ben Parker
Southampton
Train wreck killer plunge Barbadoes Barbadoes disaster reported
A Kingston Jamaica dispatch says a terrible railroad disaster occurred at Barbadoes when a train plunged from a precipice killing a large number of passengers. Details are not provided.
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New York
Kingston
Jamaica
Barbadoes
Pope and Manitoba Question Seeks Compromise
London January 24 A Rome correspondent for the Daily Mail reports the pope is weighing compromise clauses in the Manitoba school question.
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London
Rome
The
Daily Mail
Manitoba
Senate Passes Lincoln Statue Bill and Warship Claim Aid
The Senate on January 26 approved numerous bills including a Gettysburg Lincoln statue fund, a 300 511 dollar payment to settle old John Roach shipyard claims, and reclassifying the railway postal service. Over 100 pension measures advanced as Morgan and Allen proposals sought information on the Nicaragua canal and Pacific Railroad settlement with the reorganization committee.
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Washington
Senate
Theae Fers
President Lincoln
Gettysburg
John Roach
Morgan
Nicaragua
Allen
Union Pacific Railroad
Post Offices and Post Roads Hearings on Lond Second-Class Mail Bill
A Senate committee resumed hearings on the Lond second class mail bill. Publishers leaders warned the measure would hurt public access to literature while others argued it would raise costs and shrink magazine distribution. Senator Chandler announced hearings would end next Saturday.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Post Offices and Post Roads
Orville J. Victor
New York Committee of Publishers
Vietor
Buncombe
John Elderkin
New York Ledger
Ledger
McClure
Chandler
Omganize
Efsteim
Ogilvie
Representative Hermann Pushes Indian Depreciation Claims Bill
Washington Jan 26 Representative Hermann introduced a bill to amend the Indian depreciation claims law to allow inhabitants not just citizens to sue for payment. The measure broadens eligibility to include those who had declared citizenship and those in treaty relations with Indians. It also clarifies depredations notions and streamlines testimony in such cases.
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Washington
Hermann
Indiana
Supreme Court
London Men Fail In New York Defense
The Daily Mail reports Edward J. Ivory also known as Bell was acquitted of complicity in a dynamite conspiracy, and John F. McIntyre former New York assistant district attorney who defended him, failed in New York yesterday.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Edward J. Ivory
Bell
John F. McIntyre
New York
Victoria steamer carries smallpox case to quarantine
The Victoria steamer of the Northern Pacific line arrived from Yokohama with a smallpox case aboard. The ship was disinfected and cleared for the sound, passengers detained at William Head quarantine. Also reported are 1,400 believed recovered from Kishma earthquake and the prorogation of Dominion Parliament to March 8.
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Victoria
B C
Northern Pacific Line
Yokohama
William Head
Insurgent Dash Overthrows Spanish Garrison at Palanos
In Pelanos Havana province insurgents under Lieutenant Colonel Hernandez routed 600 Spanish troops at a fortified blockhouse while the garrison fought from church guard. Spanish officers Munecio and his successor fell. insurgents seized arms and cash, then burned Palanos forts as they withdrew toward Cajalo.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Key West
Pelanos
Havana
Hernandez
Munecio
Cajalo
Palanos
Bones Found Buried Under West Point Officers Club
A West Point special dispatch reports hundreds of human bones unearthed beneath the officers’ club rooms. The bones are in good condition and may date to the Revolutionary era, possibly buried by patriots near the mess hall. Coroner Miller has limited access, and no foul play is suspected while authorities await Colonel Ernestia’s return.
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New York
West Point
Spaniards Caught in Trap Set by Their Own Countrymen
A Key West report recounts Spanish forces under Captain Martelli poisoning water at Jumento in Santa Clara. Guerillas then attacked, killing Cuban residents and slaying women and boys, burning the village. The incident reveals a marine eye wounded by barbarous acts.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Key West
Jumento
Santa Clara
Martelli
Incurgenta
Companiona Marine
Plata
Old Gold Fever Club Holds California Day at Tremont House
Chicago residents recall the gold rush era at Tremont House with story-telling and feasting. President Addison Ballard greeted members who wore bright yellow badges bearing a California bear and the number 49 as part of the celebration. The menu was elaborate.
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Chicago
Tremont Howe
California
Addison Ballard
Senate Fires Three Foreign Policy Sparks In One Day
Washington hosts a dramatic senate session as a Central American protest letter halts canal bill momentum and an Anglo American treaty debate unfolds among Sherman Vilas and others. In the house private bill day, Beaumont court terms survive a veto battle and discussions with Cleveland end for the night.
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Senate
Sherman
Roderiguez
Republic of
Central America
Nicaragua
United States
Nicaragua Canal Company
Morgan
Great Britain
Vilas
Turpie
Olney
Cuba
House
Texas
Beaumont
Cooper
Cleveland
Grosvenor
A Kite Ascension Demonstrates Military Kite Use
Lieutenant Hugh G. Wise of the Ninth Infantry on Governor's Island ascended four-cell kites to fifty two feet in a gale, claiming a 400 pound lift. He cites study of Langley Markham and Chanute and aims to replace balloons for reconnaissance in rough weather.
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New York
Hugh G. Wise
Ninth Infantry
Governor's Island
America
Langley
Smithsonian
Markham
Chanute
Chicago
Wise
Insurgent Capture Denied of Santa Clara Capital
Official circles in Madrid deny reports that Santa Clara, the Cuban provincial capital, has fallen to insurgents. They confirm only a recent insurgent attack at Buena Vista, which was repulsed.
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Madrid
Santa Clara
Buena Vista
Fire destroys most of Mingo Junction business district
Early fire in Mingo Junction Ohio just north of Wheeling wipes out nine houses by 2 AM. Property loss estimated at 500 dollars as freezing water proves no receptacle strong enough to resist the blaze.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Mingo Junction
Turpie Delivers Third Day of Nicaraguan Canal Debate
In Washington on January 25 the senate neared a deadlock over the Nicaragua canal bill as Morgan pressed for a final vote and Turpie and Vilas opposed him. A quorum lapse halted Morgan's plan, while Turpie wrapped up a sharp three day attack on the canal measure. Also in Washington, Chandler presented Adicks credentials for Delaware’s vacant seat as Dupont’s claim loomed.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
Turpie
Vilas
Nicarauga Canal
Chandler
John Edward Addicks
Delaware
Henry A. Dupont
Hill
Unnatural Daughter Implicated in Fathers Death
Nellie Curran, 28, of Oakland, kept house for her ailing father Thomas Curran, 54. After he ingested landanum and later chloroform, she did not summon a physician, and he died. Coroner’s jury will hear her account as the case unfolds.
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Oakland
Cal
Nellie Curran
Thomas Curran
Atlantic Street
Curran
Baldwin
Starvation in Chicago prompts pleas for relief and aid
Chicago reports men, women, and children starving as county commissioners limit distribution by tying the county agent's hands. Surplus funds exist in the treasury yet no bread or coal reaches the hungry, prompting warnings of potential unrest as the storm of misery widens. A separate note says the steamer Elsa, bound for Destero, Colombia, wrecked on Cuban reefs January 9 but all crew were rescued.
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Elsa
New Orleans
Destero
Colombia
Colorado
Cuba
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