Thanksgiving sermon extols lasting blessings of virtue and justice
A Union Thanksgiving service at the Methodist church featured Rev. G H Perry delivering an earnest sermon on enduring blessings beyond bodily comforts. He praised public virtue, honest courts, and reform efforts, noting ongoing studies of misfortune and a trend toward humane measures while stressing that true blessings endure beyond life.
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Mesdames Cleare
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Helen Innes
F. C. Peck
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Mr. Perry
Last Class of Good Things Emphasizes Thanks and Renewal
A devotional exhortation invites gratitude for divine grace and urges a decisive life change. It argues that even past neglect cannot prevent God’s outreach and calls readers to commit to eternal harvests, marking a new course starting today.
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Imie
Thanksgiving Services and Decorations at Trinity and St. Josephs
On Thanksgiving morning the Trinity Episcopal church held its usual services at 10 o'clock with a seasonally decorated choir and chancel. A large fruit and vegetable pyramid was displayed, the vested choir performed hymns and chants, and Rev. P. Murphy preached a sermon emphasizing gratitude humility hospitality and moral conduct. High Mass at St Josephs church drew a very large audience.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
P. Murphy
St. Joseph's Church
The Soldier Bound Over
August W A Moeller, alleged Filipino veteran, bound over on burglary charge in 2500 bond. He allegedly sold a cook stove and pitch forks to M Wedekind, used Wedekind’s wagon to steal a harness and a coyote hide from Lee Powell, and traded the gun for a horse. Powell identified his property. defense notes suggest possible lunacy inquiry.
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W.A. Moeller
Jones
Moeller
M. Wedekind
Mr. Wedekind
Lee Powell
Wedekind
Mer. Powell
Domestics Spar Over Finances Amid Skirt Satire
A husband rues ongoing expenses while the wife defends her costly fashion buys. The piece also notes a $1,000,000 Roman Catholic cathedral funded by dime contributions in Elizabeth New Jersey and a science tidbit on metals becoming pliable in acid.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Reminiscence of Lafayette and hair souvenir anecdote
An elderly Baltimore resident recalls a 1824 Norfolk visit by General Lafayette. Pupils praised him as he reviewed the parade. a girl asked for a piece of hair, and Lafayette handed over the auburn wig, but the girl who hoped to receive it became frightened and vanished into the crowd.
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Lafayette
Norfolk
Fem
General Lafayette
To Cure La Grippe in Tw Days Take Laxative BromO Quinine
Ad claims a fast cure for la grippe using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It promises a refund if it fails and mentions K. W. Grove's endorsement on every bottle.
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la Grippe
K. W. Grove
Robbed the Store in Thanksgiving Loot
Dolbeer Bros general merchandise in Bancroft was looted on Thanksgiving morning. Two young men Thomas Shelly and William Pollard pried open a back window and carried two sacks of shoes clothing knives and watches worth about 100. They were captured at Montpelier the same day wearing stolen items and brought to this city jailed. hearings set for Monday. Shelly says a wife in Rapcroft and Pollard claims Iowa origins and a past Iowa volunteer service.
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Bancroft
Thomas Shelly
Wm. Pollard
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Montpelier
Marshal Gee
Ellis
Anzie Dolbeer
Shelly
Rapcroft
Pollard
Iowa
Iowa Volunteers
San Francisco
Hoyt Presents A Stranger in New York at Pavilion
Next Thursday evening December 8 at the Pavilion Opera House Hoyt's celebrated production A Stranger in New York will be staged identically to the New York version during a prosperous run. An enthusiastic critic from a New York daily praised the show for its novelty and charm.
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Hoyt
New York
A Stranger in New York Review Collected by Hoyt Fans
The piece titled A Stranger in New York is praised as a bouquet from the Hoyt garden. The critic credits the dramatist, composer, scenic artist, mechanic, and electrician with their best work and says Dame Nature provided the finest women for the production.
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Hoyt
New York
Hoyt Garden
Pudd nhead Wilson Play At Pavilion Opera House
Friday evening December 8th the Pavilion Opera House presents Pudd nhead Wilson a praised adaptation of Mark Twain's Missouri tale by Frank Mayo. The production features the memorable Dave Wilson character and is billed as a standout stage achievement.
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Pudd'nhead Wilson
Pavilion Opera House
Frank Mayo
Mark Twain
Missouri
Pudd’nhead Wilson
Dave Wilson
Schubert Ensemble Delights Pocatello Thanksgiving Crowd
The Schubert musical combination at the Pavillion Opera House on Thanksgiving night drew a crowded house. It was the best local organization of its kind to appear in Pocatello and justified the strong turnout with a high quality performance.
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Pavillion Opera House
Pocatello
Bucklen's Amicable Salve Cures Leg Sore After Spending
Thackerville Texas man B D Blanton paid doctors more than 3000 over two years for a running leg sore. He finally cured it with one box Bucklen's Amice Salve. Sold by Hean's Drug store with guaranteed pile cure at 25 cents a box.
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B. D. Blanton
Thackerville
Tex
Bucklen
Hean
Ladies Hair Dressing and Manicuring Services Offered
For the ladies I will perform hair-dressing chagapooye vemapootog and manicuring. Using latest approved methods I will call at residences if desired. Hair ornaments recently received from New York. Mrs. W. H. Erra Cor. Garfield and Areareet.
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New York
W. H. Erra
Cor. Garfleld
Areareet
Idaho State News Highlights From Exchanges
Weber plans a record year as improvements rise. The Signal reports eighty seven buildings valued at 120000 dollars since June. University farm tests beef cattle feeding with twelve steers weighed weekly to track weight gain. Idaho National Guards Company A mustered in at Gem with 100 men. Two Companies in the Corps dAlenes, Company H at Wardner, each with 100 men.
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Weber
University
Idaho National Guards
Gem
Corps d’Alenes
Wardner
Wallace Paves Streets With Mine Tailings and Silver
Citizens of Wallace begin paving streets using mine tailings containing era ore while the city earns the nickname Coeur d'Alenes for macadamizing roads with a composite of silver.
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Wallace
Coeur d'Alenes
U.S. Regulars to Winter in Coeur d'Alenes Camp
Captain Edwards has permission to move the camp from Wardner to Osburn, four miles below Wallace. Osburn offers a good site for a camp ground with grazing and water nearby and vacant buildings for shelter. No barracks are needed.
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U.S
Coeur d’Alenes
Edwards Haw
Wardner
Osburn
Wallace
Head
Wheat price drops as exporters withdraw from market
The Moscow Mirror notes wheat fell to 41 cents per bushel near term. It reports exporters have withdrawn from the market. Northern Idaho and eastern Washington lead world wheat yields per acre, yet growers cannot accumulate wealth at the current price.
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Moscow Mirror
Idesho
Washington
Taylor Reports Timber Lands Secured Near Payette Lakes
W. H. Taylor, Canyon county Populist leader and land selector for the state land board, returns from Payette lakes with timber land selections along lake shores. He notes unusually warm mountain weather, snow melted from October, and storms turning to rain, with sheep bands perilously trapped by sudden October snow but later released.
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Boise Statesman
W. H. Taylor
Canyon County
Etate Land Board
Payette Lakes
Giant mountain sheep horns found embedded in a tree
One horn protrudes from the tree trunk and the other from a limb, both at least three inches. The tree, about 14 feet in diameter and 15 feet above ground, grew around the head and horns over the years. A block containing the horns was cut, sent to Salt Lake City, and exhibited.
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Charlie Messenger
Fisher
Clayton
Salt Lake City
Hostetter Almanac 1900 Promises Broad Readership
The Hostetter company of Pittsburgh presents its Almanac for 1900, a medical treatise selling in languages including English German French Welsh Norwegian Swedish Dutch Bohemian and Spanish. It notes 11 months of work and a print run over eleven million copies, with health testimonials and varied information. Free copies are available from druggists and country dealers nationwide.
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Hostettetter
Hostetter
Hostetter Company
Pittsburgh
King’s New Life Pills Advertises Keen Clear Brain
A nitrate of health ad claims King's New Life Pills give strength and a keen clear action through stomach and liver. Sold by Bean's the Baw for 95 cents.
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King's New Life
Bean's
Notable World Happenings From Recent Reports
A digest of news items includes Vice President Hobart's estate valued at 2.5 million, Senator Hanna's leadership, and a severe Texas coast storm with five inch hail. Other items note publishing houses Harper and Lippincott, and various military and political developments amid global events.
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Hobart
Texas
Unclaimed Letters at Pocatello Post Office
List of unclaimed mail for the week ending December 2, 1899 at the Pocatello Idaho post office includes Judson Baum, Ghas Mullaney, Tootsey Franklin, Potter, Tosting, Patrick, Wm Horrocks, Mrs C H Littson, J Jonsen, A Melod, George Whittiey, Emil Lyon, Anton Wright, Henry Moore, George Williamson, Miss Muzie, PF Catpwell, P. M. Letters not claimed within two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Warner's Funeral Postponed to Tomorrow Afternoon
The funeral of Mr. C. A. Warner has been postponed until tomorrow afternoon. His mother expected yesterday could not arrive until this evening. The remains will go from the train to the cemetery for Masonic ritual services only.
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C. A. Warner
Telephone Rates and Utah Towns Across Distances
Rates for talking over the telephone line are listed and apply to all towns in Utah according to distance. A. T. Marshall, Manager.
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Utah
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