Wisconsin Press Association Outing in Bar Crame
The Wisconsin Press Association arrived in Bar Crame Wis from La Crosse for its annual summer outing. About 150 members, with Governor Wood and Mrs Aubertine Woodward Moore as guests, are hosted at breakfast then toured the city by carriage. A welcome address by Mayor Shaw and a reply by George W Peck framed the formal dinner at the Light Guards Armory.
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Wisconsin
MEX
Bar Crame
Wis
Wisconsin Press Association
la Crosee
Wood
Aubertine Woodward Moore
Nettie Booth
Valencia
Rome
Vatican
Papacy
Law of Guarantees
Entertainment at Mt. Carmel and multiple picnics
A sequence of church events and festivals announced for Mt. Carmel M. P. church and nearby communities. Readings by Rev. W. J. Heaps, harps, and poems are planned, with harvest picnics by Haegh's Church Lutheran, the Catoctin Harmonica Troupe festival at Braddock, and the Saint John's Reformed Ladies Mite Society picnic at Buckeye town. Additional gatherings include Central M. P. church near New London and the Mount Pleasant church Sabbath School celebration in Carroll county, plus an August Silver Oaks picnic and a large reception at Dr. D. E. Stone’s residence with dancing and notable guests.
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Haegh's Church
Lutheran
D. C. Warner's Woods
Catoctin Harmonica Troupe
Shookstown
Schoolhouse Yard
Braddock
Ladies Mite Society of
Saint John’s Reformed Church
Buckeyetown
Pennington Seminary
N. J
Mount Pleasant Church
Carroll County
Brick Church
W. Jesse Roberts
Tanestown
Gettysburg
Union Bridge
Apples Church
Reformed Sunday School Committee
Silver Oaks
Hanover
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Catheran Church
Tain News
D. E. Stone
Mount Pleasant
Leonora
Washington, D. C
Ace
Stone Mansion
Bliss Stone
Katie Houck
Katie Goldsboro
Gaither
Miss Weaver
West Virginia
Miss Stone
Bettie Derr
Lela Fallon
Pretzman
Baltimore
Nannie Irwin
Westminster
Nora Werer
Martinsburg
G. G. Stone
Jennie and
Mary Stone
Washington
Welton Thomas
Mary Thomas
Riverton
W.J
Grahame Johnston
Charles W. Goldsborough
Katie Goldsborough
Walkers-ville
Brooke Boyle
Mattie Boyle
Liberty
Fannie
Kate
Emma Gaither
Lawrence
Unionville
Kirk Matthews
Bliss Mar
Matthews
Howard County
Lewis Haines
Sarah Haines
Nacnie Gelxendamer
Susie Siford
Swamley Riddlemoser
Coline
Dr. Hardesty
Everett Heene
Chew
Lieut. Chew
Mr. Clagett
Prince George's County
W. BH. Kammer
T. J. Wilson
Johnsville
John Brundage
James Dugan
Geo. Parker
H. A. Peddicord
E. L. Derr
GH. Worthington
Fragmentary Local Notice About Purchases and Remedies
The readable text hints at a local notice about purchases on Signa Dr and remedies offered if results are not satisfactory. It mentions Berit, Kings, and several unclear names, with promises of refunds or price adjustments. Strong entities are fragmented and may include places and people referenced ambiguously.
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Berit
Casas
eGnsun
Peng
Hive
Peter Rene
Pennant Race Echoes From New York to San Francisco
The article surveys the 19th century pennant chase with New York and Boston in the lead, noting Cleveland and Chicago strong conteders and Morrill’s retirement amid Hewitt’s management. It also reports Honolulu baseball enthusiasm, jockey club economics, a rider on race day pricing, and a San Francisco boxing bout where Jack Lynch fell in the 18th round.
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Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Strugie
Giants
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Leeats
Jockey Clubs
S. HL. Warrenp
Joseph Bowers
Jack Lynch
Golden Gate Athletic Club Room
San Francisco
Lynch
Caution to Mothers About Child Soothers Warns Parents
Cautionary notice warns against giving lauhanum or categoric to children, claiming it harms mental development. Advertises Acker's baby soother as harmless, free of plum or morphine, sold by J A Williamson, dragght. Also touts low printing prices and fast service in the same notice.
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Acker
J A Williamson
Dragght
The Religious World and Sabbath Observance
The San Francisco Call reports on the Presbyterian Ministerial Association in Calvary church with Rev. T. B. Stewart presiding and Robert J. Trumbull speaking for the American Sabbath Union. It notes broad interdenominational action, a Wallington City convention, and a plan to urge Sabbath observance including a call for pastors to preach on the fourth Sabbath. Also covered are theological seminary finances, notably San Francisco Theological Seminary needing funds and the German seminary at Dubuque facing crisis, with appeals for endowment and immigrant population support.
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Presbyterian Ministerial Association
Calvary Church
T. B. Stewart
Robert J. Trumbull
American Sabbath Union
Trumbull
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal Genera Conference
Repre- Benes
United Committee
Wallington City
Congress
Washington
New York
Howard
W. F. Crafts
Union
Presbyterian ‘Theological Seminaries
Standing Committee On Theological Seminaries
the General Assembly
Assembly
Pacific Coast
San Francisco Theological Seminary
Dubuque
Tesbandons
German Theological Seminary
Newark
N.J
English Pills Offer Relief for Headache and Liver Troubles
A druggist advertises Dr. Ackers English pills as a safe cure for sick headache and liver troubles. The pills are small, sweet, easy to take, and do not cause gripe. Also promotes Victor Taranta Relief promising sweet sleep and healthier babies.
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Ackers
J. A. Williamson
Women’s Christian Temperance union convention ends with pro vote on prohibition
Mocxvall Lake Park Maryland July 2 The interstate conference of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union adjourns after a five day session with resolute calls for abstinence and prohibition. The group condemns licenses as criminal and endorses one moral standard, urging voting power for virtuous women and warning against saloon influence. officers for the coming year are listed. Wages for window glass workers and Minnesota Prohibition Convention notes follow with brief reports on wage talks and July 24 proceedings. Baseball results from multiple cities are listed with scores, lineups, and umpires.
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Mocxvall Lake Park
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Interstate Conference
Saigon
Prohibition
C. B. Buell
Chicagee
T. W. Tuder
Baltimore
Jane A Johnson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mattie McConnell
McKeesport
ML OR. Pinkhouzer
Hoathonburg
Jennie McClurkin
War
Ceci
Giasy Worters
Odds and Ends Feature Oddities and Historical Tidbits
A garbled montage of items from stamps rumors wars and science notes. It mentions a carmine stamp replacement Queen Victoria private papers post death Paris tutorangs a Paris school and a host of scattered facts about wars stamps and natural curiosities. The text references Appomattox Nipples and other era specifics.
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Queen Victoria
John Bright
Lord Beeconsfield
Veskee
Paris
Washington
United States
New York
Philadelphia Markets Close Mixed as Prices Rise and Fall
Local market activity showed light trading with notable gains in some stocks and uneven advances in other items. Closing bids included Reading, Lehigh Valley, and Pennsylvania among others, with certain grains and flour prices steady, while petroleum remained quiet amid modest shifts for July and August contracts.
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Philadelprit
Jair
Fash Valley
B.T
Pennsylvania
Reading Lehigh Sav
St.Paul
Forced to Leave Home Over Free Trial of Lane's Family Medicine
Over 60 people were displaced yesterday to protest for a free trial package of Lane's Family Medicine. The ad claims the remedy helps with bad blood, liver and kidney issues, constipation, headaches, and complexion. druggists offer a free sample today praised by ladies and others. Large size package 50 events. Advertise in Taz News.
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Lane
Leprosy Work By English Free Churches in Asia
A Manchester correspondent notes leper settlements in the Himalayas with about 107 inmates per village. Rev. Berry Coler speaks of nearby lepers choosing village life over asylum care. Rev. Jewlett and Rev. Budden, connected to the London Missionary Society, describe English church aid aiding these lepers through instruction and fellowship.
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Himalayas
Damien
S World
Tectia
Manchester
Berry Coler
Aimom
Bin
Himalaya Mountains
Jewlett
Mir
Coley
London Missionary Society
Gee
Joan Henry Budden
Molokai
Free Churches
Pall Mali Gazette
Child Billed Another with Soothing SFIaR Remedy
A distressed mother questions why parents use secret remedies on children and notes a product named Ack e7s Beby Soother sold by J. A. Williamson deageist. The advert claims the remedy contains no opium or morphine and promises relief from peculiar troubles.
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J. A. Williamson
Deageist
Fetes and Garden Parties of Summer Fashion 1889
Fetes and garden party attire described with muslin gowns, pink moses, and green foliage. Hats and bonnets feature lace berthas, leghorn decorations, and roses. Accessories include parasols, French toques, and wraps in suede and olive tones, designed to complement gowns while protecting the wearer.
Batistes and Orgundies in Colored Silks and Draperies
The notice describes Batistes and Orgundies available in tints like bolts de rose and violet, with simple upscaling over plain batistes to resemble figured goods. It notes muslin fabrics remain popular alongside gowns in silk style with Grecian drapery and ornate sleeves and collars, plus ribbon decorations.
Venetian Orgendies Describe New Organ Die Patterns
New Venetian organ dies feature crossed bars and bold stripes in black velvet ribbon. Designers describe gowns suitable for evening wear with country and seaside appeal, using broad bands of tulle or net, intricate tucks, and Valenciennes insertions for a refined, decorative look.
Axyaveling Costumes for Travel and Sea Wear
The handsome English serves and mo deirs have been made great use of in the formation of stylish, useful and lady he trevens costumes for journeys, by sand and sea. Many varieties of color here been added to the familiar standard shades and there are also prety figures, bars and stripes introduced on some of the new weaves.
Antique tea gowns feature ornate sleeves and lace
A fragment describes tea gowns and evening toilets showing antique sleeves. Maria Antoinette styled fehas and crepe de Chine fabrics with lace sleeves harmonizing with the gown trim. The text highlights unique sleeve decoration and coordinated lace details.
Blood Elixir Promises Pure Complexion in Acker Ads
An old advertisement touts Acker blood elixir as a remedy to cleanse alleged facial pimples and impurities. It pledges to purify the blood, strengthen the constitution, and improve complexion, with a seller guarantee by J A Williamson, a local druggist.
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J A Williamson
Lane remedy claims broad medical allure in old advertisement
An archaic ad promotes Lane remedy from Dr Giles Lane discovered in the Rocky Mountains. It targets 100 ladies and 100 men to call for a free trial package offered through Fenuly Medicine and druggists, claiming benefits for blood liver and kidneys and improving complexion. Children are noted as loving it. Large package priced at 50 cents.
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Great Zoo
Giles Lane
Rocky Mountains
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Restorative Health Remedy
The notice extols Electric Bitters as a life changing tonic for kidney liver and stomach troubles. It claims many owe their restored health to the remedy and cites Joseph Garrott's drug store as the seller at 50 cents and one dollar per bottle.
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Jonz
Joseph 3. Garrott’s
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