Religious notices and notes on churches and reform
A survey of churches and religious activity includes Rev W H Melburn in New Orleans and Ply mouth Brooklyn jubilees, large Bible classes linked to Spurgeon, Dr Cummin and Dr Wisner sermons, Ocean Grove as a summer camp, reform plans for lay representation, and remarks on pastors and church governance in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Melburn
New Orleans
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Ward Beecher
Lavinia Harkness
Spurgeon
London
Cummin
Wisner
Lockport
Ocean Grove
Methodist Long Branch
Cuvyler
New York
Newman Hall
Surrey Chapel
Debate on Keogh Removal and Galway Case Unfolds in Commons
London reports the House of Commons resumed the Butt motion to remove Justice Keogh over the Galway election ruling and Nolan’s unseating for priestly influence. The debate ran till 4 am, with the government carrying a narrow majority. Also noted are the Royal Yacht Squadron regatta events and Windsor Castle discussions on the royal speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Butt
Justice Keogh
Galway
Nolan
Keogh
Royal Yacht Squadron
Prince of Wales
Sappho
Windsor Castle
DuBuin
Belfast
Dufferin
Canada
Southampton
Cowesay
Thames
Geneva
Wm. L. Evarts
Paris
Aleb Cushing
Mr. Waite
Chamounix
Hotel Des Bergers
Davis
King Amadeus Meget
Mixed 19th Century Briefs From City and Nation
Reports note Jacob R Eckfeldt 70 died former chief assayer at Philadelphia mint for 40 years. German immigrants to New York area total and rising. Sycamore University elects Alexander Winchell president. Philadelphia plans new post office site at Ninth and Chestnut. Maj Thomas Jefferson Randolph killed by mine blast. Jos Mayo, author of The Mayors Guide, dies in Richmond. City offices close this afternoon in his honor. Robberies reported along Long Island Sound with coast survey crew suspected. Albany dispatch notes attorney general seeks receiver for Woman's Institute Dispensary over 7500 lobbying tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sycamore University
Alexander Winchell
Seace Sores
Michigan
Philadelphia Post Office Commission
Pennsylvania University
Ninth and
Chestnut Streets
Maj
Thos
Jefferson Randolph
Thmas Jefferson
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Hawk’s Nest
Fayette County
Richmond
Jos. Mayo
Greenwich
Stamford
Norwak
Long Island Sound
U. S
Coast Survey
Albany
Woman’s Institute
Long Branch Races Feature Close Finishes and Tragedy
The Long Branch meeting drew huge crowds with tight finishes in all ages steeplechase and several flat races. Susan Ann edged Lyttleton by a neck in 7:404, while King Henry Gage won the consolation heat and Goldsmith Maid led but faltered in the marquee all horse heat. A rider died and Rosa Lind burst a blood vessel. 16,000 spectators reportedly attended as Buffalo enjoyed clear weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Vesuvius
Astronomer
Blind Tom
Kingfisher
Susan Ann
Lyttleton
Milesian
Rosalind
Eee
James H. Burke
Judge Fullerton
Goldsmith Maid
Lucy
Henry
Maid
Girl
American Girl
Oldsmith Maid
Nne
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Religious Intelligence
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New England
Cuba
Porto Rico
Amaeus
Board of Aldermen
Central Park
Hom HJ
Sythe
Co Democrats
Ohio
Cies
Jacob R. Eckfeldt
Asonrer
United States Mint
Philadelphia
Adam Eckfeldt
Los
Washington
Sporting Intelligence
Ases .H. Burke
Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Goldsmith
Mace
O’baldwin
Viia
Monroe
Wheely
Cincinnati
Weekly Star
United States
Family Journal
Home Circle
Estey
Mont Blanc
Puss
Mamma
Star Publishing Company
Cor. of
Tifth’ and
Vine Sts
Coun - Ae
Housexorbers
Caroline Wunder
Sycamore St
O. _Uy
Pacific Mail
Pacific Railroad
Paragon Tea Store
Elm Street
Gener
Ordor
Sslowest
Collins
ImTh
S&t
Insurance
Life Insurance Company, Chicago
America
Ana
Insurance Department
Columsbrs
Cincinnati FE Insurance Company
MOF Cincinnati
James Williams
Electricity
DR. S. BH. Adams
Electropathic Institute
Springfield, Ohio
Adams
Dr. 8
L. Gand
L. F. Howe
J. H. Paite
James L. Ruffin
T. H. ’Yeatman
Incinnati
Samuel Sprecher
T. A. Morris
M. C. M. Nichols
Springfield
Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Lawrenceborgrrive
Aurora
Cochran
Delhi
North Bend
Lawrencburg
Arora
Mill Street
Frank van Duse
Charles McCabe
A.M
A. M
P. M
Ine Street
Queen City Paint Store
W. C. Peale & Bro
Central Avenue
Mhii-Tf
Degrath
Canadas
Central America
California
Warren Street
W . “C. Degrath
Chas. DeGrath
MO. D. Park
Notre Dame University
Indiana
Brother Emanuel
Josepy
West Eighth Street
Cathedral
Pennsylvania
Military Academy
Chester, Delaware CO
West Point
John Cinnamon
A. B. Merriam
Hagans
Jas. Goodin
H. Goodin
HYATT
Type Foundry
Cincinnati Type Foundry Co
C. Wells
Treasure
Vine Street
Railroads
Old Reliable
Little Miami
Columbus
Pepi
Great Trunk Railroad
Xenia
Loveland
Morrow
York
Ty Connins
Burnet House
Front Street
O'Benneat
W. Puss
Cincin
Ti, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Dayton Express
Coledo
Detaole
Deroy
Cannes Weavyne
Indianapolis
Peoris
Maindianapolis
Peoria
Richmond & Chicago
Dayton Accommodation
Heally Strests
Wells Amal 1
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Hamilton County
Hamilton
C. Harthorne
Baum Street
Benson
Franz Hoeffer
Albrecht
Beilton County
B.G. Everslage
John George Torlein
C. Feucar
Hemmelgarn & CO
Amilton County
Cincinn
Amuél
Joseph
D. J. Es
H. O. Hart
M. H. Lipan
State of
Queen City Circus
Fred A. Johnson
J. Clarke
Desateros Line
St. Louis
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Kor
Aitsine Market
Cone Little Miami
Losie and
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Pullman’s Palaci
Dayton
Cleveland
E Bees
Somashee
Vine Depot
Ft. Wayne
Erie
Marietta
Obnto
Mcaee
Esthaevens Chiiteothe Hillsbere
Coumod
Rum
Pearl St
Bet
Baltimore
Ohig
M. Ama C
Depotville
Hagerstown
Rreus
Reenmee
Sam
Vandalia
Terre Haute
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Imee
St. Louis Express
Whitewater Valley
Lowansport
Mineley Fe
Cinciti
Iawapolis
Lato Eee aSa
Peorla Sijam
Muncie
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Ville Eerie
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