Twelve Pages Interest in the Briggs Trial Promises Historic Debate
The Briggs trial on heresy draws broad attention as theologians on both sides present rival readings of scripture. Each side claims sincerity and scholarly capability, while the outcome hinges on whether Briggs adheres to Presbyterian doctrine or offers interpretations within church requirements. Public interest and earnest doctrinal exposition are expected to accompany the proceedings.
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Dr. Briggs
Briggs
September and August Pretty Months for United States Trade
The article notes strong U S economic activity with a trade surplus in August for the first time since 1581, exports surpassing imports by 3 858 000 and export values 16 563 000 higher than the previous year. Gold from Europe totaled 5 546 ain, railroads show rising earnings signaling continued growth.
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United States
Augusta
Europe
William Henry Smith Tory leader in England dies
The Tory leader William Henry Smith died yesterday. Born poor, he rose to power as First Lord of the Admiralty in 1877 and served in government. His death may prompt cabinet changes and reunite Lord Randolph Churchill with the ministry as leader in the Commons.
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William Henry Smith
England
Smith
London
Gilbert
Joasph Porter K
Admiralty
House of Commons
Lord Salisbury
Lord Randolph Churchill
Churchill
Mr Smith
Asia
Weather swings bring health concerns and sunlit comfort
The article notes a sharp 30 degree drop over twelve hours causing lung and throat troubles yet commends a dry stretch and daily sun for six weeks. It cites relief from the persistent wind La Gripper and hints at changes in seasonal health impacts.
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la Gripper
French Grip Named For Influenza And Its Harsh Weather
The article notes the term La Grippe linked to influenza and pains. It discusses a theory that damp air caused grip and argues September and October dryness should lessen illnesses. It expresses concern for farmers and imagines the Ohio River shrinking, yet urges cheerful acceptance.
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Ohio
Pittsburg Eyes New City Hall and Police Station
A column discusses chances for Pittsburg obtaining a new City Hall and central police station. Ideas include buying the Federal building and moving the old hall to police use, but costs and feasibility require careful consideration as councils and Congress weigh the options.
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Pittsburg
City Hall
Central Police Station
Diamond Street
Federal
Police Department
Congress
General Schofield’s Unauthorized Attempt at Diplomacy Audacious
The piece critiques General Schofield’s Chicago remarks about not apologizing to Chile and suggests the United States mishandled its representation there. It argues Chile deserves consideration and notes that Minister Egan could have done better. It also discusses European anti World’s Fair chatter and reports English Minister William Henry Smith’s death, praising his tenacity and industry as a notable path from newsstand to the Treasury Bench.
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General Schofield
United States
Chile
Egan
Aurroven
William Henry Smith
Mr. Smith
Treasury Bench
Garfield
White House
Tur Central Station and Smithfield Street Real Estate Boom
Tur Central Station surprise and Smithfield Street real estate deals illustrate rapid city growth and investor confidence in the area’s future. The piece highlights major developments and the momentum fueling the market.
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Tur
Smithfield Street
Goulds vanity aside as markets move on
The passage notes that Jay Gould would be amused if stock prices reflected his health, reminding him that Vanderbilt’s death did not halt the market. It also mentions Prince Henry of Orleans taking up journalism and possibly pursuing a full career in newspapers.
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Jay Gould
Vanderbilt
Stock Exchange
Campbell’s Leader Faces Hunger Tides in Supposed Plot
A fierce speech quotes Jupperxe claiming favor with the people while predicting a personal downfall within thirty days. The piece notes Rousata’s dire plight and famine spreading across the land, with alleged Hebrew persecution cited as being avenged.
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Rousata
Uniform Poor Laws and Political Power in State Affairs
The column urges uniformity in poor laws and accuses legislators of neglecting duty while critiquing state governance. It notes the death of the King of Wurtemburg and remarks on Emperor William’s continued rule, and comments on Ohio election expectations and Tammany politics. It also questions Governor Campbell’s influence and voters’ independence.
Jenannette's Glass Works Startup Sparks Town Celebration
Town rejoices as Jenannette's Glass Works opens in Ort. The event brings great cheer with celebration at 4 o'clock and remarks from Mrs. Owt about the new industry.
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Jenannette
Jeassette
Ort
No Whale Handy in Ohio Platform Debate
Chicago editor derides Ohio Democrats warning they would discard calls for unlimited silver and a direct tax if a suitable political issue existed to blot them out. The playful metaphor likens a whale to swallow such proposals.
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Chicago
Ohio
Ohio Woods
Republican Ticket Backed by Old-fashioned Majority
Denver Republic notes Owan pledges to win the Republican ticket this fall by a straightforward majority. It adds that good crops and sound judgment will guide the Farmers' Alliance party's campaign efforts.
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Denver Republic
Owan
Farmers’ Alliance Party
Whimsical Chides and Sageone Liners from Satirical Verse
A collage of wry quips, aphorisms, and humorous asides on manners, politics, and everyday life. It riffs on aging, honesty, weather, public figures, fashion, and seasonal woes with playful moral twists and sharp social observations.
Notable Names and Royal Romance Rumors
A roundup of high profile figures and rumors including Andrew Carnegie in Paris sailing for New York on October 14, Grand Duchess of Russia nicknamed crowned Ophelia, Queen's Balmoral schedule for November, Solomon Hrasen and family arriving in New York, Dox Carlos in Venice needing money, Jefferson Levy disputing Monticello sale, Luther Marin to lecture on spiritualism, Russian and Greek royal travel after a funeral, Siam heir apparent Master Soviet Chowra Mana Vastroves, German Emperor honoring him, Michael Munkacay at Luxembourg castle planning The Conquest of Hungary by the Magyars, Prince George of Wales not betrothed to a Russian Grand Duchess, and Princess Victoria of Wales not engaged to Prince Christian of Denmark.
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Andrew Carnegte
Paris
New York
Sergius
Russia
Ophelia
Balmoral
Windsor Castle
Osborne
Solomon Hrasen
United States
Turkey
Levy
Jefferson
Luther R. Marin
Boston
Czar
Czarina
Greece
Denmark
Paul
Copenhagen
Soviet Chowra Mana Vastroves
Siam
Michael Muxkacsy
Luxembourg
Neutby
Munkacay
Hungary
Prince George of Wales
Alexander Michailovitch
Victoria of Wales
Prince Christian of
The House of Hapsburg and Royal Insanity
A New York Advertiser critique argues that European royal families show hereditary insanity due to intermarriage. It mocks assassination plots against Francis Joseph and ridicules a possible Rudolph succession as madness. The piece contrasts European royal lunacy with American notions of leadership.
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New York
Russia
Francis Joseph
Rudolph
Europe
Eara
Blaine Likely to Secure Republican Nomination
The Bangor News asserts that James G Blaine would win the Republican nomination if he signals readiness. It claims strong influence from Harrison Prince Russell Harrison W J Arkell and mugwumps cannot prevent the outcome.
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Bangor News
James G. Blaine
Harrison
Prince Russell Harrison
W. J. Arkell
McKinley’s Stolen Ride on a Night Crossing in 1880
The article recalls Major McKinley’s youthful campaign days in Maine and a midnight crossing on a nine mile rail detour. The narrative describes a daring night ride with a fellow journalist from Stillman Inn in Cleveland to reach Boston via North Berwick, facing exposure, danger, and coal dust as they rode on an express car.
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Major McKinley
Ohio
Stillman
Cleveland
Henry Roesser
Frank Burr
New York Press
Maine
Biniie
Republican Party
Pine Tree
Hancock
Garfield
McKinley
Congress
Fils
Blaine
United States
Thad
Eiveryman
Knight
Boston
New York
North Berwick
Boston and Maine
Eastern Railway
Anid Mr. McKinley
Portsmouth
Merrimac River
Frank Jones
Opus
More
Detroit Tin Plate by Buhl Stamping Company in Detroit
Tolnrlo Blach's Detroit tin plate factory operates for a year with a daily capacity of 200 boxes. It uses American steel from Pittsburg, is finished in Detroit, and supplies milk cans and lanterns for the trade. All components and workers are American, with finished plates sold to Americans.
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Pittsnarg
Michigan
Tolnrlo Blach
Detroit
Buhl Stamping Company
Third
Larned Streets
Ctty
Pittsburg
Wedding of Minnie Ober and E H Straub at German Lutheran Church
A large Allegheny crowd witnessed the marriage of Miss Minnie Ober and E H Straub at 7:20 pm with Rev Pick officiating. The bride wore cream satin and a tulle veil, with maid of honor Emma Straub and bridesmaids in white. reception followed at the bride’s Garden Street home. The story also notes hospital society activities in South Side, including a furniture fund-raising drive that netted 450 dollars and a shift in entertainment dates, plus upcoming church-based event planning across districts.
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German Lutheran Church
Ohio
East Streets
Allegheny
Minnie Ober
W. 8. Ober
E. H. Straub
Ober
W. Pick
Emma Straub
Margaret McClelland
Emma Krebs
Ladies’ Aid Society
South Side Hospital
St Mark's Guild House
U.P
Southside
Pittsboro
East End
Local weddings link city, Mercer and Wellsville families
Rezo B Corus and Araminia Logan wed as Pittsburgers travel by special train to Mercer. Best man Bert Coyle and bridemaids Hattiesone and Birdie Gill participate. Separate ceremony at Seventh Avenue Hotel unites Miss Many E McDonalp and D P McBone with Rev A W McCorkle officiating. Reception honors Samuel Wertheimer’s daughter engagement Abe L Ruh. Kitmentz’s European class meets at 10 this morning.
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Rezo B. Corus
Araminia Logan
Mercer
Many E. McDonalp
D. P. McBone
Wellsville
Seventh Avenue
A. W. McCorkle
First Congregational Church
Allegheny
Samuel Wertheimer
Abe L. Ruuh
Kitnmentz
Sailors for Battle Use of Marine Drill in French Navy
New York Times notes Naiade a French ship with about 400 crew and no Marines, where sailors are trained as infantry. It contrasts French practices with Britain and the United States and argues that disciplined drill makes sailors capable infantry, citing Franco German War and defense of Paris as examples. The piece discusses calls to abolish marine systems and defends naval soldiering as doable in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Great Britain
United States
Tonquin
Dahomey
Paris
United States Navy
Blaine illness rumor denied by family doctor
Aversta Missouri October 6 report says Secretary Blaine is not ill and in better health than at harbor arrival. McCormick Blaine Emmons' son had been dangerously ill but is now improving, a fact that likely fueled the illness rumor.
Pittsburg Officer Donates War Records Book to Post
W P Wood of Pittsburg presents Post No 4 G A R with a $100 bound book for members to record personal war histories of deceased and living veterans.
Alaska Salmon Canners Form Trust in San Francisco
A Salmon Packing Trust is formed in San Francisco by the Alaska Packers Association, uniting the controlling interests in all 38 Alaska salmon canneries under one organization.
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San Francisco
Alaska Packers’ Association
Alaska
Deaths of Noted Figures Across States Beside Boston
Pietro Garibaldi famed artist died Saturday in Boston where he worked with sculptors and surgeons. An Alabama retiree near Talladega, Delia Garrett, believed to be oldest in U S, died at 110. Obituaries note Jacon Horsen boatman, Vaspk Veldo explorer, Epwano U1 postmaster, James G Devenaux banker, and others with varied careers.
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Pietro Garibaldi
Boston
Wendel Phillips
Titan Opera Company
Garry
Servier
Brienell
Mario
Ballall
Stigell
Caponi
Betteln
Bennedetti
Forest
E. Lb
Davenhart
Millon
D. W. Wallack
W.d. Florenco
Dwin Booth
Alabama
United States
Tallageda
Ala
Virginia
Old Dominion
Delia Garrett
Jacon Horsen
Pennsylvania Canal
Harrisburg
Vaspk Veldo
Europe
Epwano U1
Swelley
Rome
Adoder Lincon
Grant
Priday
Jamix G. Devenaux
New Orleans
Humetta
Te Albertian National Bank of
Groner Gitar
Columbus
Ind
Samven M. Eppy
Ohio
Collamer
Mak
Wiiteman
Meriden
Conn
Rhea
Lawrence Barrett
George C. Cater
Bean Hill
Koxin
Alexander McDowell
Saratoga
Montreal
Canadian Fur Company
James McMillen
Johnstown
Monongahela
William McCreery
William H. Kemble
Our Mail Pouch and the Stage Advertisements
A letter criticizes theatrical posters for graphic violence and bloodshed. The writer urges managers to replace sensational stage ads with equally dramatic but safer newspaper promotion and laments prevailing tastes. October 5.
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Thalia
A.C. H. Prrrsucne
Exaggerated Visit to Public Schools Denied
Mrs Gertle Hollen, a colored resident, visited public schools to see Professor Heed about her son, but Heed was at another building. She left without the hostile demonstrations described, and the report is deemed greatly exaggerated by Braves Fours on October 5.
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Gertle Hollen
Crrizen
Lack of a Lockup questioned in Pittsfield letter
A letter to the editor questions why the municipal hall on Smith Field Street lacks a lockup. The writer urges comparison with past plans and asks whether a lockup could have been included or whether taxpayers were misled. The note is dated Pittsfield October 6 by Ritz.
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Dispatch
Smithfield Street
Ritz
Pittsnera
Let Baby McKee Betrothed to Baby Cleveland Immediately
A Breezy 19th century style letter urges an immediate betrothal of Baby McKee to Baby Cleveland and an early presidential election for McKee when of age, claiming this union will bring peace. The note is signed by G. M. J. and dated Octover 4.
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Baby McKee
Cleveland
McKee
United States
Home Market Would Vanish Under Free Trade Warns Campbell
The Cincinnati Times-Star reports Governor Campbell arguing that the home market for farm products would vanish if his tariff policy and Republican system were curtailed or replaced by free trade. He claims Europe would not supply pork or grain, threatening American industries and workers. The piece critiques his view of the home market and Democratic policy effects on employment and production.
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Cincinnati
Campbell
Notable travelers and officials pass through Pittsburgh notes
The item lists F M Turner chief clerk to Superintendent Starr on a three week horseback tour to Ningsara Falla Hamilton Yoronto via Evie and Goffalo. Colonel Rutledge returns from a West tour. Vanderbilt, Newell, Oldham, Bishop Whitehead and others are noted as traveling or visiting Pittsburgh with various rail and religious business.
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F. M. Turner
Starr
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
West
Curious Condensations From An Early 1900s Scrapbook
A collage of short items: ink use for money stamps, fowl mixes, newspapers in Ionian counties, British records destroyed, Portland Oregonian on Indian killings, Liberia Railway, Mount Kineo blooms, quinine fever cures, Larne lighting, Mongolian pheasants, a Dubuque bottle corking device, a California girl tracing relatives, few women doctors in Sweden, Johns Hopkins thrift and a $10,000 thermometer, Wyoming galena vein, Offenbach air pipes, Paris census notes, St Charles Longevity birds, clergyman’s sons in learning, Yale and Amherst college smoking stats, Toronto census debate, Olden Missouri fruit farm expansion.
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Sedgwick County
Kan
Truat
Howell Prairie
Oregon
Hendrick Hudson
Dubuque
Iowa
Johns Hopkin University
Rowland
Wyoming
Casper
Oan
Offenbach
Germany
Paris
Unite States
United States
England
St. Charles
Massachusetts
Gene
Yale College Durin
Amherst College
Nor
Toronto
New York
Toronto Hs
Olden
The First Kiss and the Last Quote Parade
A collage of quips and snippets from various sources on love and social scenes. The collection riffs on weight gains, sand in shoes, summer talent, waiter memories, marriage gossip, and affectionate lines about kissing and envy. Notable lines include reflections on the first kiss and the last as the only worth noting.
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Averger
Scaalte
Tork
Harper's
Hosur
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Isa
Goody, LA Grippet
Italy
Prinsce Henry
Orleans
Jupperxe
Wurtemburg
William
Free Trade
Treman
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Jack Frost
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Emloves
Southside Hospital
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Celia Garrett
Home Market
W. A. Stone
Washington
George
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Newell
Lake Shore
Lake Erie
W. F. Oldham
C. W. Smith
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Christin Advocate
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Eecumenien! Congress
Chairman Blanchard
Central Traffic Association
Limited
Association
W. E. Porter
Bormetels
Mass
Ralph K. Gorddhard
Buffalo
Censua Porter
Bishop Whitehead
Whitehead
Louis Black
Pittsbo
Witeh
James J. Bennett
New England
Robert W. Mackay
California
G. Maynard
Duquesne
J. Coxey
Massillon
Anderson
Hood
Connellsville Opera House
Henry Herr
Charles W. Stone
Warren
City
John P. Blair
Indiana
Anderean
E. D. Jackman
Uncle Sam
Georgia
Onion
Spain
British Public Record Office
Portland Oregonian
U R
Soin
Liberia
Brunswick
Mount Kineo
Panam
Larne
Iroland
Grass Valle
Watere
London Zoological Gardens
Regent's Park
Stow
the Brontes
Phlecks OF
Phun
Drese
Denver Son
Graci Barbe
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