Améric an Tract Society anniversary at Tremont Temple
Boston May 31 The forty sixth anniversary of the American Tract Society drew large attendance last evening with Ex Gov Briggs, President, presiding. The report shows expenditures 66900 receipts 67500, the society is out of debt. The issue includes an anecdote about a drunken kissing scene at a wedding party and notes on congressional and diplomatic matters, rail and telegraph news, and international brief items.
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The
Américan Tract Society
Tremont ‘Temple
Briggs
Runaway Slave Case Sparked by Two Respectable Men
In a St Joseph Free Democrat piece a young woman, hailed as white and free, is arrested as a runaway slave after residents claim she belonged to a Lexington slave owner. Despite her Illinois upbringing and time in Kansas, officials seize her, echoing proslavery arguments, while the paper denounces the system as barbarous and morally corrupt.
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Dick F
Frank
Jack Olney
Jack
Oldatera
Jack Olnegon
Dickie
Jack Ulney
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Olney
Mackinac
Meckinac Herald
Herald
Chapman
Sant St Marie
Lower Peninsula
Benedict
St. Joseph
Tsat
Gazette
Bellomont
Kansas
Lexington
Lutt
Tutt
Ilinois
Fire Engulfs Drug Store and Nearby Buildings in Warsaw
Fire alarms woke Warsaw residents at 2 40 this morning. The drug store of Dr HL A Silsby rear burned rapidly, spreading to his residence next door. Loss estimated at $3,000, fully insured. Livery stable and storehouse damaged. some furniture saved. Cabinet works behind the fire saved by Rasler and Fry force pump. fire likely the work of an incendiary.
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Brace
Jack Olney
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L. D.payne
Adam Ross
Albers
Messrs
Reitting
Rasler & Fry
New Branch of Manufacture in Illinois Gains Ground
A Chicago report highlights Illinois industrial growth with a new crockery ware factory at Peoria to supply western demand. The firm showcases native materials and enameled building products, promising jobs for 1500 workers and agencies across western towns, signaling an independent pottery era. A Washington note cheers Old Abe’s nomination. A May tornado near Cattaraugus, N Y, damages several buildings, injuring four and causing estimated losses around $25,000.
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Tremont House
Chicago Journal
Chicago Press and Tribune
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Massalim
Sooy
Seward
Ben Wade
Cattaraugus
N. Y
Waverly
Burrows
Methodist Conference settles slavery question in Buffalo
In the Buffalo Methodist Conference on June 1 the slavery issue was resolved with a declaration that a new chapter on slavery is advisory in practice and not statutory. The boundary report fixed conferences for four years and renamed the Delaware Conference as the Central Ohio Conference. The Bishops may form a Rocky Mountain Conference and Indian annual conferences. A German Conference was adopted and lay delegations plan discussed.
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Nast
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India
Ament Takes Editorial Charge of Hannibal Daily Democrat
The Hannibal Daily Democrat announces W J P Ament has succeeded to the editorial charge replacing Mr Apler who has resigned. Ament assumes control of the paper with firm confidence, while the writer notes Apler’s temperament and wishes both men success in the changing political scene.
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Hannibal Daily Democrat
Apler
Hannibal
Se. Ament
Douglas
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