The Chief Magistrate Urges Frontier Mission Work
The meeting at Carnegie Music Hall features Rev Dr Talmaage and Rev Sheldon Jackson urging renewed home missionary effort. They stress frontier settlement dangers, the need for religious teaching, and Perseverance of missionaries abroad and at home. Cleveland address cited and responses from church leaders emphasize evangelism, morality, and national spirit.
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Talenage
New York
Teevnc Yes
Hue Autistosarys
Presbyterian Church
Carnegie Music Hall
Istpartades
Slun
Cievelamdl
Moewsr
Cievely Pynaaresd
Ee Compu
Farhee
Ig & New
Board of Home Missions
Insoe
Cleveland
WC. Roberts
Sheldon Jackson
Alaska
I. DeWitt Talmage
Jesus
Germany
England
France
Egypt
Italy
America
Fragmented Scribbles Hint at Forgotten World Events
A garbled pastiche mentions forts, canaries, and canyons, with references to Bod, New York, and canaries. It nods to educators, ministers, and a metal cateret adacaon, touching on export dynamics and teacher costs per pupil amid a fractured, obscure chronicle.
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Plussia
Laroy
Bod
Ns Lia
Ferritts Rivas
New York
Presbyterian
Bosser T
Atalsuha
Dr Nansen reaches the Pole amid mixed dispatches
A letter from Yakutsk via Kuchnareff confirms Dr. Nansen's polar advance while noting two Kuchnareffs and trader Peter Ivanowiteh Kuchnareff as the source. Governor Svotitsky cites corroborating reports from Arctic observers and a trader post on the Yuna River near Liskey Island.
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Warhaneey
Can Vaud
Nansen
Asso Megane
Svotitsky
Dro Nansen
Trst
Kuchsareff
Yakutsk
Peter Ivanowiteh Kuchnareff
Peter Ivanowiteh Kuehnaref
Arctic Ocean
Yuna River
Liskey Island
Lena Delta
Ivesth
Italy Versus Abyssinia Upsetting News Spreads
War updates from Abyssinia dominate papers as General Baratieri is recalled and replaced by General Badisero. Reports indicate Italian forces suffered a major defeat with leaders missing or wounded. Protests flare in Rome while political moves seek to stabilize the cabinet and mobilize reserves.
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Abyeotnis
Upos
AML
Chia Perges
War Department
Baratiers
Baratier
Badissers
Abyssinia
Arimendi
Elluna
Rome
Humbert
Senate
Italie
Crispi
Marquis di Rudini
Presen
Humber
Baratieri
Acuna
Capitole
Baratici
Brancoviuva
Senate and House action on amendments and reforms
In Washington ongoing sessions discuss an amendment to a postal service reform and a judicial appropriation. Debates consider possible paths including a conference, and the fate of the house amendment with mixed support among committee members.
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Dar
Sherman
Vaal
Gator Beye
Shy
Howeser
Ameniment Sud
de Batt
United States
Innas
United States Courte
Barrity
the World
National Democratic Committee
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Nuggets of News from Early 1900s Dispatches
A digest of scattered items reports Governor Greenhalge of Massachusetts ill, fires in Oklahoma, a woman killed by burning in Osage County, and local election dispatches. Mentioned are a Memphis post office embattled with embezzlement, Oxford university ties, a bachelor of arts degree, a brutal assault in Oldtown Maine, a farm hand’s suicide, and river coal operators agreeing to pay railroad rates to avert strikes.
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Atlania Delvice
M. F
Greenhalge
Massachusetts
Oxford University
Bagiana
Jag Soinen
Grace
Jennie Irving
Oldtown
Luther L. Anterne
Pittsburg
Cuba Policy Notes and War Condition Reflections
A lengthy transcript discusses U S stance on recognizing belligerency in Cuba, noting legal criteria for government legitimacy, the need for stable authority in Cuba, and the risks of moral support to rebels. It also covers a smallpox scare in Drievburg Pa, naming Joseph Kilarskh, a Polander, as a patient and listing nearby affected areas and closures. Also reported: Bernart J Ford’s Mercer county sentence and a French parliamentary move on a new submarine telegraph line to the United States and the Antilles.
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Seamer
Bermuda
New York
United States
McFarlane
Washington
Ensteds
Cuba
Pest
General Vicatit
Cabana
Waauistor
Vhs
Cof
PTL
Gaetan
Teovrtiszinie
Hotles
Andy
Tare
Taris
Friecburg
Scuasios
Drievburg
Joseph Kilarskh
She Howe
Poland
Tarsus
Filarky Business
Prac Lv Apt
Stanaselacilk
Corens Big Stealings and Family Fraud Unfolds
A large embezzlement scheme involves Albert Mumer Perrystos Math with $100,000 to $150,000 misappropriated by John Cowan of the lumber firm Cowan & Sons. The case traces money transfers, forged notes, and a suspected partnership collapse after Cowan’s death. The father’s death revealed a $10,000 arbour and creditors claim about $2,800 against the estate, while the son allegedly used cash hidden in notes and realigned business control.
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Albery Mumer
Perryst Tos
Math
Juhn Owau
Cowne & Sons
Carrind
Bebe Luuiberuen
Ory L.A
Cure
Ilmas
Bovey
Willan Aplors
Allergiony
Cowan
Cowin
L.A. White
Corry
Conan
Market Roundup Shows Dull Trade Across Exchanges
Stock and produce markets close amid dull business on New York and Philadelphia exchanges. Prices irregular, driven by professional dealers. Wheat, corn, oats steady to lower. winter and dairy prices cited. Live stock and beef markets slower. James T. Chiceilia noted as a local obituary item in Prince George's county.
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New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio
New Jersey
Hudson_I
Central
Pannsylvanis
Erie
Pennsylvania
Meroh
Weetera Creamery
Ee Fins
Imitation Creamery
New York Dairy
New York Large
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C. J. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Rational Building Association OF
Baltimore City
FBR Blickk Braste
W. Gaver
BH. Ballerker Susnson
Csrlordeman
Charles Wertheimer
Baker Jonason
William ¥. Albaugh
C. Lease
Thomas BH. Haller
Joseph W. Gaveer
Soen
Aker Johnson
Eqtabe
Frederick
William A Mansfvel
Barker
Sulut
J. H. Nixdorff, Jr
Court Street
Chas. G. Magill
North Market Street
H. Hale
Frederick, MD
P.D. Fawrney & Son
Physicians and Surgeons
First National Bank
Erick, Maryland
Inest Helfenstein
We C. L. Harteevk
Patrick Street
Squaer
Dorsey Etchison
Frederick, Wd
Fen
Pharmacy
Market &T
Monster Meeting
Presbyterians
New York City
President Cleveland
DR Nansea
McHinley
Arkansas
Little Rock
McBintey
Powell Glattoin
H. L. Remmel
MM. Cooper
M. W. Gibb
Cy Devert
Grother
Isuana City
L. L
Fletcher Harper Baight
Harper
Theodore Jr
Theodore
Danbury
Danacer
Conn
Parks Brothers
Edward Parks
Hemar
Sadie Carpenter
General Garcia
Anew York
Shields
Hughes
Bravazon
Benjamin J. Guerra
Bernaro J. Bueno
Hawkins
Laurada
Magowan
Orlasowa City
O.T
March
Fran A. Magowan
Trenton
N.J
Narr E. Magowan
Mons
Imne
Moneis Tows
Michael Lannon
Cold Point
Schuylkill Valley Traction Company
Waratierts Dow Spall
Pooail
Gjuat
Badisera
Talline Forres
Petersburg
A. P. Bill
Grand Army of the Republic
4. P. Hill
Qeay
Farhisburg
James McManes
Penrise and
Thomas
Losyy
Marsha
Quren
Great Airttaan
HOUSE
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Central Company Sud
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
Farmers’ Loan and ‘Trust
Northern Pacific Company
West Port
John Rose
Rose
Rosa
Venezeel
Julian Palladhfote
Senor Andrade
Venezuela
Great Britain
Joxestons
John Wagoner
Sop
Riempuiss
John R. Jones
Memphis National Bank
Nat
Jones
W. MM. Pardwe
Pardus
Nicaragua
Escalon
Barquery Sediles
Leon
Grast
Clien
Tdisyte
Bod Caantlaier
Wei a.Retsar
Mondasy
Mt Mazyas Kaled
Ford
Tresrox
Bernart J. Ford
State House
Woodruff
Mercer Court
Osian Cahta
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Antilles
Coren
Bes
Baltemore
Hooper
Ety
Muse Hall
Reform League
Theodore Roosevelt
Trexton
Cliffort Stanley Sims
New Jersey Cours of Errors
Pennsylvania Railroad
Judge Sims
Afoms Holly
Lancaster
George K. Harr
Petes Township
Herrman
Javinestos
Mont
Bozeman
James T. Ghicelia
Prince George's County
Sam Treaciso
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