Moving Parable Sermons Tour of the Holy Land
Dr. TAL Mage continues a course of sermons on the Holy Land drawing thousands to Brooklyn and New York. The narrative retells the Good Samaritan using Jericho as a modern road of mercy with a Levite and priest failing to help and a Samaritan aiding the wounded man. The piece links Gladstone and Napier, reflects on music’s power, and ends with a dream of Jericho's renewal through compassion.
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Brooklyn
Talmage
Holy Land
Brooklyn Academy of Music
New York Academy of Music
New York
Minving
Jerusalem
Jericho
Dr. Talmage
Jerusa- Jemain
Job
Orient
Palestine
Hiei
Thenius
Preo Herod
Herod
Fountain of
Elisha
Paradise Lost
Paradise Regained
Joshua
Anil
Christ
Southside Republican mass meeting draws large Southside crowd
Salisbury Hall hosted a Saturday night Republican gathering with many workingmen in attendance. Notables on stage included Jones and Jones Cavitt & Co officials. Mayor Gourley attended as General George A. Sheridan from New York accused Democrats of broken promises and praised Republican protection saving 2600 on steel rails.
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Southside Market Hall
Salisbury Hall
Jenkin Jones
Jones, Cavitt & Co
James Campbell
Window Glass Workers’ Association
William Hammett
James Penny
Amalgamated Association
John Bradley
Ricbert Mercer
David McGeary
Succop
John Paul
John Binder
D. L. McDonald
J. N. Jarrett
Philip Shuchman
Charles G. Miller
Thomas Evans
James Felker
David Weaver
Adam Weidman
P. N. Pfeil
David Deacon
John P. Schneider
John Benz
John M. Clark
Willam C. Levitt
James Hunter
Samuel Benz
Clarence Burleigh
Emmett Cotton
A. J. Burchfield
W. T. Powell
H. J. Weimar
Gourley
W. 8. Shhaefer
Chester
Jones
George A. Sheridan
New York
America
Jes
Sheridan
Horsford's Acid Phosphate touted for brain fatigue relief
Dr. O C Stont of Syracuse reports giving Horsford's Acid Phosphate to a patient unable to transact. The brain was tired after mental exertion yet immediate benefit and ultimate recovery followed. Also notes Pittsburg Meat Supply Co selling 158 carcasses of beer for Nelson Morris & Co Chicago for week ending Oct 18 1890.
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N. Y
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Church Avenue
Anderson Street
Ft. W
Allegheny
Messrs. Nelson, Morris & Co
Chicwee
Inl
Silk-warp crepe in Indien cream white on sale
Silk-warp crepe fabric in Indien cream white offered at 15 cents today by Booes and Bus. The notice highlights a bargain price for fabric shoppers.
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Booes & Bus
Wet Weather Hamps Down Trade Activity Across Markets
The Pittsbury dispatch notes heavy grain and hay receipts for the week with 372 railcar loads and 106 car loads of receipts. Prices hold at low levels in some cereals while Shel corn stays firm. Produce lines show dull vegetable markets, with late frost delays and a record Catawba crop. Dairy and cheese demand rises in New York while butter and eggs face tight supply. Provisions and groceries weaken as wet roads slow shipments. hides decline, cattle remain in good shape, and overall market conditions trend lower due to high receipts and poor transport.
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Saturnpay
Grain Exchange
Shelcorn
Michigan
Florida
New York
Ohio
Pittsburg
Pittssane DimraTo
Elgin
C. Limburger
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Othy
Miller
Jamaica
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Jersey
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Java
Maravaibo
Sigo
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Caracas
la Guayna
Maracaibo
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Ile
Carolina
Louisiana
Earl
London
Muscatels
Valencia
Andara
Saltana
Iasealte
Turkey
Nk Ivica
Sicily
Berts
Smyrna
Brazil
Nots
Ldo
Lex
Abbi
Sri
Eureka
Lebater
Ouip Be
Do George's
Herrin
Roni Shore
Pr Lake
Iceland
Potomac Herring
Holland Herring
Live Stock Markets Report October 15 1890
East Liberty and major markets report cattle receipts and shipments, with Omaha, Chicago, Cincinnati, Kansas City, St Louis, and Buffalo showing uneven demand. Cattle and hog prices vary by weight and region, with steers strong in Omaha and mixed in Chicago, while lambs and sheep hold steady or weaken slightly.
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Omaha
Cincinnati
Cartie
Chicago
Kansas
T. Louis
Angry Glenwood Residents Protest Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Blocks
Glenwood residents met to plan action against freight trains blocking street crossings on the Baltimore and Ohio line. Chairman John T. Edmondson and Secretary J A White led the gathering as locals said Ginster and Vespa sion streets are monopolized and cross streets are made nearly unusable. Fifty to six hundred families face the railroad’s interference, prompting calls for council involvement and a three-person committee to present the issue to Dr Evans Select Councilman. A follow up meeting is set for next Friday night at the schoolhouse.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Glenwood
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
John T. Edmondson
J. A. White
Edmundson
Ginster
Allegheny
Vespasions
Renova
Emil Ertzman
Evans
Wheat Markets Enter a Weak Trading Day Across Cities
Chicago notes weaker demand and a downward drift in wheat prices led by selling from start to close with minor recoveries. New York and St Louis show mixed futures, cash prices ease for No 2 spring and No 2 winter red while oats and rye hold firm, pork and lard steady amid broad market cautiousness.
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Chicago
Drygoods Market Action in New York Clippers
Drygoods trade in New York on October 18 remained fair with notable Northwest buyers seeking shipment by water routes before navigation closes. Demand for spring and summer goods stayed liberal, including woolen and cotton specialties, with a firm market zone. Price changes issued show New York mill D and L codonales at 1e, camlet jeans 1éc, light chicks 1334, and sumpton camiet teams 1c.
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New York
Northwest
Sumpton
Mining Quotations From New York Market
Mining quotations listed for October 18 show Alice at 200, Boulie 180, Homestake 900, H Silver 25 dollars, North Comeesanweenan 12, Occi dental 140, Sutter Creek 120. Only a partial list with several names and prices, indicating a brief commodity update.
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New York
Alice
Boulie
Homestake
H Silver
North Comeesanweenan
Occidental
Sutter Creek
Castoria Scent of Nostalgia in a Mother’s Ad Phrase
An old advertising line recalls Castoria as a remedy for a sick infant and a cherished product through childhood and motherhood, ending with a promise of care for children. The phrasing reflects a historic marketing voice emphasizing trust across generations.
Florida oranges lead fall market in early season report
Domestic markets note heavy grain and hay receipts and firm prices. Florida oranges appear early, with bananas plentiful and prices firm on fresh stocks. Apples imports decline, dairy prices steady, and green coffee and canned goods hold at firm quotations amid adverse road conditions.
Grain Market Noted With Mixed Receipts And Upward Tendency
No sales on call at the Grain Exchange today. Receipts totaling 55 cars, with Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway handling 27 cars including oats, wheat, corn, hay, barley and malt. Week’s total 372 cars, up from last year. cereals firm, hay quiet, market favoring buyers. Prices shown for carload lots on track with mixed corn and wheat values and various flour qualities listed.
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Grain Exchange
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Chicaco Railway
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Hillimore
Ohio
Pruwsburg
Erie
Wesern
Historic meat price list from California and regions
An OCR fragment lists various processed pork products with prices per pound and per unit. It mentions sugar cured hams in multiple sizes, bacon cuts, shoulders, lard, beef dried goods, and fresh pork items with inconsistent spellings and values, reflecting a mid century market ledger.
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California
Home Securities Trade Shows Mixed Week Declines
Local securities remained active though prices edged down in most active issues. Philadelphia Gas Central Traction Pleasant Valley New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Electric and Switch and Signal fell fractions while Laser and Pittsboro rose as investors shifted money to other opportunities amid broad market apathy.
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Philadelphia
Central Traction
Pleasant Valley
New York
Cleveland
Electric and Switch
Signal
Pittsbore
Stubborn Facts In The Shape Of Figures Show Big Gains
The Clearing House manager releases figures showing last week bank clearings at 17 142 024 22 and gains over the prior week and year. Yearly gains near 117 000 000. Money supply adequate with demand strong. rates at 6 7 percent for call and time loans.
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Tom
Harry
New York Stocks Rally Despite Bank Reserve Drop
The New York market opened weak on a smaller bank surplus but surged to gains across most active issues. North American led the advance, with Citizens Gas of Brooklyn climbing from 97 to 100 1 2, closing higher by about 2 percent. The day showed strong street confidence and continued absorption of offerings as foreign buying remained light.
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New York
North American
Citizens Gas
Brooklyn
New York Stock Exchange
Whitley
Stef Henson
Ttsburg
Fourth Avenue
Jackson Convention Completes a Key Task in Mississippi
The Franchise Committee of the Constitutional Convention secures adoption of a report and ordinance. Provisions include correcting improper registration and granting franchise to eligible electors. illiterate electors may not be registered four months before elections. Officers' terms are fixed at four years. A general election is set for November 1891 for Railroad Commissioners and Legislature members, with terms expiring January 1, 1906. The plan avoids a split over term extensions amid debate.
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Jackson
Miss
Constitutional Convention
Twain
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