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SHNEST J ENABE Jr president Ames D Mason vice president Wesley Guest treasurer directors listed but missing full roster and context as printed in OCR fragment.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1896
Page
3
SHNEST J ENABE Jr president Ames D Mason vice president Wesley Guest treasurer directors listed but missing full roster and context as printed in OCR fragment.
The sermon extols kindness as a transformative tool to calm quarrels and heal communities. It cites biblical and historical examples, urging believers to replace bitterness with gentle speech, and to forgive slights, settle disputes, and act with Christian charity.
Mr and Mrs William J Bryan enjoyed a respite after a hard week of campaigning. He spoke in inland cities and farming centers with frequent car platform stops and crowds at every turn. Despite constant travel and noise he appeared fresh, his voice less husky, and attended services at First Presbyterian Church before visiting Lakewood on Lake Chautauqua. He is expected to campaign in Brooklyn and other locations in October.
A New York visit by Li Hung Chang, Chinese viceroy, featured formal receptions at the Waldorf and a ceremony at General Grant’s tomb. He met with Secretary Olney and Secretary Porter, rode in state to the tomb, and exchanged greetings with Colonel Fred Grant. Grant’s widow and other dignitaries hosted sessions, and Li prepared to depart aboard the Dolphin with U.S. officials guiding his stay.
Indianapolis August report on the Democratic party’s pending convention details. It notes the split between Gold and silver factions, leaders like Vilas, Watterson, and Buckner, and the prospects for a Jefferson emblem, tariff plank, and potential nominees including Cleveland.
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