Future of Militia National Guard for United States defense
A retired soldier argues for a national framework to organize a 200000 strong active militia across states. It would be federally funded, with state officers, uniformed as a citizen army, and available to repel invasions or emergencies. The plan seeks to educate and deter war while preserving state control.
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Sherman
United States Army
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Ciizens
Circhmeliniors
National Guard
al Uthia
United States
Gener
Secretary of War
Adjutant Genome
Manitoba
Oswego
Duluth
Portland
Congress
Organlang
United State Army
Montrose Depot Farewell Parade Sets Sept 20
Montrose residents attend the Lackawanna and Montrose depot event as Stowe Company G plans a September 20 sendoff for Guttysburg. Local visitors include Hunting Sayre of Virginia and Will McCausland of Bermuda. The Sebring murder case looms in court next week with a grand jury true bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Montrose
Stowe Company
Guttysburg
Hunting Sayre
Virginia
Hiainess Tran
George Halpinia
Will McCausland
Bimini
R. J. McCausland
Montrea Fre
W. Baker
Adiscon
Brooklyn
Theodore Pettit
N.Y
Nelson Hawley
Boney Bodell
Mark Place
Scriton
Mire
Hedell
Depot Street
May Lane
Ss. F. Lane
Scranton
Sebring
Beecham’s Pills Advertised For Various Indigestion Ailments
Beecham's pills are marketed to relieve biliousness bilious headache dyspepsia heartburn torpid liver dizziness sick headache coated tongue loss of appetite sallow skin and constipation as the most frequent cause. Book free pills cost 2s5c at drugstores or write B F Allen Co 365 Canal St New York.
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Beecham
B.F. Allen Co
Canal St
New York
Pennev Vauia
Chicago
Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad
Reading Company
St. Clair
Alow
New York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad Company
Annio Lode
Monea
Col
Vallenwider Bros
Delaware Panal
Huston
Delaware
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio
African missionary Dr Sandi to lecture at St David’s Church
Dr Joe Sandi of Africa, an interpreter for the Nile expedition and longtime missionary, will speak at 7 00 p on Tuesday at St David's Church on Jackson Street. He will discuss Islam’s faith and traditions, conditions of women in the East, and the Gordon relief expedition. Admission is free with a voluntary offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sandi
Africa
St. David‘s
Jackson Street
Lolum
Enat
Bawill Haa
Himeelf
University of Pennayvania
Durb
Religious Gatherings Highlight Wyoming Assembly Plans
Rev. George Ulrich is on vacation. Rev. W Davies of Providence departs for Mahanoy City. A new cathartic cure is to be seated with Davies officiating alongside Rev. Jacob E Davies and other pastors. Floyd E Fuller delivers a lecture on regional religious and educational aims, and the Wyoming assembly aims to open with spiritual instruction and notable speakers including D D H A Butts of Drow Theological Seminary.
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Wyoming Assembly
Wyoming
Thie
Ley
H. A. Butts
Drow Theological Seminary
Thode
Eau Ndeure
German newcomer chosen as parochial school teacher
The Evangelical Lutheran church on Cadac twenty selects Arthur Bute from Saxony Germany to be parochial school teacher organist and chorister. He will undergo installation by Rev Broderick Holter in a ceremony where he pledges faithful teaching. the church supports him as the school runs through summer with a large enrolled child attendance open to all.
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The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Cadac Tventy
Hne
Arthur Bute
Chortstar
Yentleman
Saxony
Geremany
Hutze
Broderick Holter
Lomler
Sumer
Mighty Scholars
Congregation
Preacher Leads Sabbath Desecration Campaign in Green Ridge
Rev C Higgincon of Priegburg preaches on the lawn in Green Ridge to a large audience as Rev Daniel Savage of Green Ridge opposes dancing and beer near Frears grove. North End churches plan Sunday public meetings at 10 AM at Congregational church Weet Market street with Rev D A Evans and other speakers.
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C. Higgincon
Priegburg
Green Ridge
Daniel Savage
Frears Grove
Sovaia
North End
Congregational Church
Weet Market Street
Calvinistic Methodist
Welsh Baptist
Puritan Congregational
D. A. Evans
Puritan
Community church events plan benefit concerts and tours
The Ladies Aid society of Hickory Street Presbyterian plans a presis at Central Park on the Sith. Puritan church choir to give a concert at Providence Methodist Episcopal church with home talent. Green Ridge Primitive Methodist will run an excursion to Furview. Proceeds aid the parlor’s debt. Welsh Baptist churches prepare a convention at Pilerton with readings and addresses. Prof Haydn Ewang and violinist Miss Dillin Allen to headline a farewell concert at Jackson Street Baptist Church before a Wales tour.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Central Park
Sith
Puritan Church
Providence
Green Ridge
Aid Sociaty
Priceburg
Jermyn
Northeasmrn Pendaelvail
Pilleton
Haydn Ewang
Jackson Street Bapitis
W Tar
Wales
Dilin Allen
Religious services and sermons across several churches
Tomorrow several churches schedule services and sermons. St David's observes communion. Nev A Bower preaches at Plymouth Congregational. Pirot Presbyterian hosts Nev J Stewart Dickson. Two stained glass windows for St David's arrive from Green Ridge. William Parxona preaches at Providence Presbyterian at 10000. No evening service. Elm Park offers Moody use for September two weeks, awaiting reply. Savage speaks on Religious Dwarfs, evening on Christing Work. Washburn Street Presbyterian joins Simpson Episcopal in worship. Rev L Floyd to preach. Grace Reformed holds Christian Endeavor business meeting next Tuesday. Bible class suspended next three Thursday evenings.
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Nev
A. ¥. Bower
New England
Plymouth Congregational Church
Pirot Presbyterian Church
J. Stewart Dickson
Philadelphia
St. David's Church
Church of the Good Shepherd
Green Ridge
William Parxona
West Side
Providence Presbyterian Church
Elm Fark
Christian Endeavor Society
Grace Reformed Church
Union
D.J. Williama
Peckville
Hat
Lovorrow
W. 11. Pearce, DD
Etim Park
Thousand Islande Paris
Herman Roe
Townsend, Nd
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
J. Suter
Second
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Lake Maplewood
D. A. Evans
Providence “Notan Church
W. P. Davica
RK. S. Jones
Providence
Oaca Py
First Welsh Congregational Church
B. G. Newton
Plymouth
Our City
D. W. Skellinger
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Spring Lake
Ocean Grove
Doves
Westminster Church
Unadilla Forks
N.Y
A. W. Cooper
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Slaterville Springs
N. Y
D. M. Kinter
Providence Christian Church
Calkina
Wayne County
Tila
Rs, Jonvs
D. D
Providence Work Congregational Church
Springbrook
D. PL Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Chicago
Jane
George Ulrich
Grave Reformed Church
Lily
Mount Pocono
Frederick Lyne
Detroit
Mica
Mra
A. F. Chaffee
Mt. K Chuveh
Nat Cooperstown
Covan Grove
Chaffee
Key
Arthur Thompson
RR. Doherty
New York
Christ
Ledter
Hin
Stev. Rogers
Bai Luke
A. Li Urban
Barrier Cituzen
Collina
Seata
Wasnaunn Street
Preanvrentan Ononen
Simpson Metheiist Episeopal
Rev
L. ©. Floyd
N. F. Stahl
Onnce Covance
Aevonwma Episcopal
Linden
Mulberry
Wyoming Avenue
Li Alrioh
Sunday School Picnics Placed Across City Churches
Readers report upcoming or recent picnics held by several church Sunday schools. Grean Ridge Presbyterian plans a park outing next Thursday while Mickory Street Presbyterian English branch schedules Aug first at Laurel Hill Park. Providence Christian held a Laurel Hill picnic yesterday. Hampton Bront Methodist Episcopal faced a thunderstorm and rescheduled activities. Peters burg German Methodist hosts a convention with speakers Rev. Gansor and J. Auter discussing consecration and the Holy Ghost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grean Ridge
Hampton Bront
Local ministers plan summer pulpit assignments and travel
A survey of area pastors shows Rev. D J Williama of Peckville will preach at First Welsh Uap church Lovorrow, with many colleagues in and near the city taking turns at pulpits. Several reverends announce vacations plans including trips to Thousand Islands, Spring Lake and Cooperstown as readers note sermons and Lord's Supper observances forthcoming.
Protestant Services and Sermons Scheduled Citywide
Local churches announce morning and evening preaching by visiting pastors. Rev E M Mille from Elvira N Y leads morning and evening at the Young Men's Christian Association. Others include Rev Poster U Gift Townsend Del preaching morning and evening, Rev C A McGea Fu, etc. All services welcome with Bible school and young people's programs listed.
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Stobbiebine
Greenland
E. M. Mille
Elintra
N.Y
Gnack Excuisa Luragnan
Penn Avenue
Barrar Cannon
Herman Hoe
Townsend, del
Young People's Society of Christian Horeavor
Howard Place
Crunci—Rey
A. McGea
Pustor
Tuo Liaw
Dackyon Staiger Barrisr Qauinen
Ioroing
Byuning
Tria” Coomunion
Tae Couen
Goon Sngi Hend
Greg Ridge Street
Monsey Avens
Dre. Dohlin
Nily
Genneral Gordon Fh
Soudan
Aine Hammedanian
All Penta Trio
Yoong Mooplota Bodgty
Christian Endeavor
Financial and Commercial Prices in a 19th Century Almanac The
A dense listing of dried fruits, nuts, meats, grains, and farm products with per unit prices. Items include apples, raisins, currants, muscatels, hazelnuts, corn meal, bacon, beef, pork, lard, flour, and hay. Prices shown in pounds and barrels, reflecting market quotes and unit rates.
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California
Minnesota
Graham
New York Produce Market Report Shows Mixed Red and White Prices
The New York Produce Market report notes mixed movement in No. 2 and No. 1 red and white fruits and vegetables, with prices for several items fluctuating. It records firm or dull tones across commodities, mentions active periods in September and October, and lists assorted prices for meat and dairy products along with a plug about Dr. Thomas’ Eclectic for coughs and colds in Holland, Michigan.
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New York
Ang. C
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Salew Incited
Salew Incited; No. 2 Red, Closing Augnast
Jaye
Ole
Aly
Vors
Duell
Searce
Male
Ike
Chicago
City Extra
India
South America
Galluo
Pennsylvania
Izao
Western
Walle
Idallia
Derir ES Eins
Idaho
Cuexe
Talo
Reading Coal and Iron Aims to Accept 1 Percent Output Share
The Reading Coal and Iron company reportedly agrees to take about 1 percent of total anthracite output, altering the current allotment in a bid to balance shares with the New York Ontario and Western. June output reached a record 5.112 million tons, with Reading at 0.2 percent, despite 17 idle and 6 ill workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Coal and Iron Company
New York
Ontario and Western
Philadelphs Ledger
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Promoted as Pain Destroyer
Early advertisement touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a remedy for earache toothache sore throat swelled neck and related inflammation claiming rapid relief and broader healing benefits without medical consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thomas
Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
The notice outlines operations for the Central Railroad of New Jersey serving the Lehigh and Susquehanna Division. Details describe routes, service scope, and governance affecting trains, timetable, and maintenance across involved lines.
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B L Hitchcock
Canadian Militia
Nghigious World
Planning For Profit
Financial and Commercial
Sailor & Fuller
Stock Teokera
Wyonulne Venti
Laake Bly Boo
Manhattan
North
North Paw
Asrom
Bar & Fuller
Bent
Dee
Mas
Cdi
Holland, Mich
J. Doesbury
Ita
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Bowman's Creek
Lehigh Valley
Sullivan
Wyoming County
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Bowman'a Creek
Nto
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Lehigh
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Packerton
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Northwest
Great Northern Road
Dolpth
West Superior
G. Wier Tateorg
Oneida Co
England
Jowel Hampden
Dusbor
Aes
Deter G10 Co., Incp. Capital
Mantel
Entral Railroad OF
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
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Cheantillom
Qumfort
Tim Tadly
Trolow Wave Scranton
Atlantic City
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Express
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P.m Sanday
Fon Mareit Care
Allentows
Birnie
Carrom
Philadelpinia
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Po Me Bunday
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Loxo Brawn
Octaw
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Reading
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Carbondale
Honewdale
Walmart
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DL. & Ae Ae Am
Connie Lite
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Pam
Rothloh Easton
Harrisbuns
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Ptermedia Pointe
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Nnd
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Geneva
Rochester
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