Storms, wrecks, and crimes stain strong August news
A wide array of incidents fills the page: storms and floods disrupt towns from Erie to Dixon Entrance. fires and crashes claim lives, including Henry Schubacker and others. ships Mexico and Fritz figure in maritime disasters with rescues. Police and courts pursue assassins and criminal cases, while explorers press Klondike hopes amid shortages and peril.
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Roe Rorens
Klondike
Geetreat
Overy Woman
Erie
Henry Schubacker
Hidl Risen CG
Acai
Mexico
Dixon Entrance
Sitka
Fritz
Cairo
Isis
William N. Y
Argentine Republic
Hatfield
West Virginia
Matislav
William H. Morris
Brooklyn
New York Mercantile Paper Market Report Glitches
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate price activity for mercantile paper and silver markets in New York with references to rates, certificates, and demand over a six day period. Names and precise figures are unreadable, but the entry signals fluctuations in precious metals and paper securities.
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New York
Modista Ieees
Apyly Prime Mercantile
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C. Iee
Copper river route proposal to cross Alaska to Yukon and Sitka mining areas
The proposal outlines an inland starting point near Copper River mouth and Miles Glacier, aiming to connect via low pass to the Yukon. It notes navigable Copper River beyond its mouth for steamers and suggests a highway or rail through the pass with heavy grades, plus placer mining prospects around Sitka, Baronoff and Admiralty Islands and on Kenai Peninsula and Kodiak beaches.
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Copper River
Miles Glacier
Prince Willim Sound
Chillyna
Horashya
Yukon
Sitka
Baronoff
Admiralty Islands
Kenai Peninsula
Cook Inlet
Yakutal Bay
Kadiak Shaneme
Steers Break Up Funeral in Cincinnati Carriage Stampede
During John Mulvihill's funeral procession in Cincinnati Senator Jobat Connor and ex-Alderman Richard Bernis were thrown from their carriage when a drove of steers charged the parade. The funeral resumed after the cattle were driven away and the injured mourners were attended to.
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Cincinnati
John Mulvihill
Sycamore
Church
Jobat Connor
Richard, Bernis
Mulvihill
Charlotte Smith Calls for National Matrimonial Bureau
Reform advocate Charlotte Smith urges Congress to compel marriage and establish national matrimonial bureaus. She proposes investigations of women’s factory conditions, a law to require marriage, and a plan to fund women’s travel and a “No Man's Territory” land plot for 100000 women to reach Alaska.
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Charlotte Smith
Congress
Memorial
Thin de Lateaty
Mrs. Smith
Pro- Reece Cononics
Reena
Alaska
Mountain Berrying Party Fends Off Rattlesnake Attack
A party of Perey een an Sadan belies with three women and two men berrying near Bellefonte Pennsylvania witnessed a wild cat fight a rattlesnake at noon. They killed the snake with bites and teeth after a brief struggle, then searched crevices in the rocks for other dangers.
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Mississippi City
Mins
Eddie McDuffie
Boston
New Man
John
New York
J . Preat
St. Louis
Russia
Union City
Ind
Ira Simms
John Honsiger
White Lake
N. Y
Black Lake
Monticello
Michael Weidert
Rasselas
Columbus
Edwin M. Stanton
Golli
Senor Canovas
Cap” Hatfield
West Virginia
Newfoundland
Nyack
Anedias
Berrying
Charles Russell
Brooklyn
Robinson Gill
Canton
Michel Angiolillo
Canovas
Dyes
Alaska
Buffalo
Grand Army of the Republic
John G. Hutchinson
Yange County
Heptela
Dora Cushman
Lincoln
de Armitt's
Johnson M. Mundy
Geneva
Andree
Senor Cano
Fulton County
Anna Keenan
Glens Falls
de Armitt
Perey Een
Alleghanies
Bellefonte
Epworth League Views on Prayer and Mission
Rev W d Wates discusses Paul the Apostle and his constant prayerful longing to visit Rome. He emphasizes seeking any right means to advance the church, the value of Rome as a gospel center, and Paul’s readiness to endure hardship to benefit believers.
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Apostle
Church of Christ
Rome
Look Up-fall Up In Prayer and Service
The text frames the Apostle Paul as constant in prayer seeking Jesus the author of faith. It emphasizes communion with God as a hedge and source of strength for life and ministry. It notes preparation for serving others and sharing the good tidings with belief and encouragement.
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League
Apostle Paul
Jesus
Jones Christ
Cordial greeting for visitors at house of worship
The article urges cordiality toward strangers visiting churches. It notes past indifference and says leagues can assist. A welcoming visit, inquiry about home or boarding, and invites to church, Sunday school, and League meetings can deter a wandering soul from sin.
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House of God
League
Integrity and Virtue Change Thro the Poor Humble Converts
A fragmented religious meditation praises meekness and virtue shaping society. It notes that the poor are converted, begin to earn, and give, with property tending to accumulate as virtue is valued over vice.
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Christ
Boone
Too Big and Too Small in Latherap Saying
A quoted proverb notes a man who is too big to work is too small to live, attributed to Latherap, reflecting on stature and livelihood in tough times. The line frames a social expectation about adequacy and labor.
Fear Not but Trust: Winds Obey His Voice at Sea
Fragmentary religious verse urging trust in God as storms subside and God’s height above the sea is invoked. The speaker affirms the Lord’s uplifted hand restraining the waves and delivering safety to the shore amid uncertain weather.
Test for the Spirit of Christ in Believers
A sermon stresses the Spirit of Christ as proof of true Christianity. It argues that if Christ dwells in a person, life is spiritually minded and fruitful, while absence of Christ means worldly love. It urges repentance and prayer for the Spirit, citing Bible verses about bearing fruit and discipleship.
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Christ
Wayne
Leland
Math
John xiii
III
John ii
To Be Christian By Their Fruit The True Test
A Christian differs by the t of Jesus in their lives. Some may imitate doctrine or hesitate on theology yet their honesty sweetness gentleness purity and fruitfulness reveal the gracious power within. Such people should be welcomed in the church according to Christian Leader.
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Jesus
God
Christ
Praise the Church as a healing body, not faulting its people
A Lutheran message likens the church to a hospital for souls, noting it was established by the Lord. It argues against blaming the church for cures it cannot provide, comparing this to blaming hospitals for patients who die under treatment.
In the Heart a Song Outvalues Grand Piano
Dean Hodges notes that inner wealth exceeds coin and that true riches lie in character not property. He observes people in back streets live closest to heaven, arguing virtue beats displays in gilded spaces.
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Dean Hodges
Exact justice and civic virtue in Sabbath reading
A Sabbath reading asserts that strict justice over pity yields enduring mercy by cultivating stronger civic qualities in people. The statement argues justice builds character essential for good citizenship.
Christian Endeavor Societies Flourish in Santa Cruz Church
The Congregational church of Santa Cruz California hosts four Christian Endeavor groups including Senior Intermediate and a Japanese society. The article highlights vigorous youth activity centered on Christian life and practical salvation, noting international outreach in Russia.
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Russia
Waning Years Echoes in a Quiet River Theme
An evocative fragment recalls aging and longing as a river flows past, with mentions of love and fading vigor. The terse lines evoke nostalgia and yearning, centering on time passing and emotion outlasting.
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