Local Officials and Directors Listed in Joint Council Record
The document lists names and titles for Burgess James Wiggins Alden President N A Messenger Jas Brann L T Borchers John Masterson Joseph Hill K G Mead Charles G Offerle J F Hegerty F y Conarro Frank G Trushel and Wm O’Neill Clerk D A Arird Treasurer A J Hazeltine Justices H S Perry and C H Meacham Collector W H Heck Attorney Wm Schnur Engineer D F A Wheelock Constables ward by ward School Directors Charles Dinsmoor Pres W D McLaren Sec Mrs Lucie C Richards Mrs Peoria A Cowan Dr W M Baker D I Ball Jas R King Mrs O W Beaty Jno M Davidson W V N Yates Wm O’Neill Charles Schimmelfeng.
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H. 8. Perry
C. H. Meacham
W. H. Heck
Wm. Schnur
D. F. A. Wheelock
S. G. Ward
Geo. W. Cogswell
John G. Brown
Wm. H. Hegerty
Charles Dinsmoor
W. D. McLaren
Lucie C. Richards
Peoria A. Cowan
W. M. Baker
D. I. Ball
Jas. R. King
O. W. Beaty
Jno
M. Davidson
W. V. N. Yates
Wm. O'Neill
Charles Schimmelfeng
County Officials Roster Listed for 19th Century Board
A long list of county offices and names is presented including members of Congress Charles W. Stone and Senate Charles M. Shortt with Assembly Paul W. Brown. Local roles named include President Judge Charles H. Noyes Associate Judges H C Huntington J H Sandstrom Prothonotary George F. Yates Sheriff D M Howard Treasurer M A Myers County Commissioners John A Akins C B Sampson Roger Mooney Commissioners Clerk Fred B Jackson District Attorney J W Dunkle Co Supt Schools H M Putnam Jury Commissioners S C Graham R E weer Coroner Dr W S Peirce County Auditors W J Alexander John A Spetz James Logan County Surveyor D F A Wheelock.
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Congress
Charles W. Stone
Senate
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
Paul W. Brown
Charles H. Noyes
H.C. Huntington
J. H. Sandstrom
George F. Yates
Wm., McCray
D. M. Howard
M. A. Myers
John A. Akins
C. B. Sampson
Roger Mooney
Fred B. Jackson
J. W. Dunkle
H. M. Putnam
S. C. Graham
R. E. Weer
W. S. Peirce
W. J. Alexander
John A. Spetz
James Logan
D. F. A. Wheelock
Bryan Arrives New York on Presidential Campaign Tour
Thursday and Friday August events describe William J. Bryan and party arriving in New York City staying with Mr. St. John, being notified of Democratic nomination, giving speeches on money questions, and distant reactions from McKinley supporters. Also noted are fires, heat deaths, accidents, and various political and social happenings across cities.
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New York
Brooklyn
Henry Barnes
Newburg
N. Y
State Reformatory
Elmira
Louisville
League of American Wheelmen
Murray Hill Bank of
Washington
A. H. Pile
Pile
California
Toronto Board of Trade
New York Life Insurance Company of
D. C. Hickey
United States Cavalry
Kingston
Ont
Iowa State
Anamosa
Charles Vance
Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad
Security Bank of
Duluth
Harry K. Brown
Bullion and Exchange Bank
Carson
Neb
Mexico
Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
Congress Hall
Saratoga
Sachem Howard Evans
Keeley League
Indianapolis
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Madison Square Garden
Sewall
Bryan
McKinley
Twenty-third
Ohio Volunteers
Canton
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
North
New York City
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Alliance, O
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Ind
National L. A. W. Meet
Manhausetté Hotel
Shelter Island
Long Island
Sir John Millais
British Royal Academy
London
Stephen Darling
Sheffield
Fram
One Hundred and Fourth Regiment
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Tom Cooper
Pennsylvania
New York Times
Kinney
Sprakers
Lyman
Edward C. Rider
Northern
New York Institute For
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British National Academy
Reina Mercedes
Havana
Laurada
Philadelphia
Cuba
Ollie ‘Teall
Teall
Ostend
Belgium
Daly
Devaney
Gallagher
Whitehead
England
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Norway
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North Pole
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Rodermond
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Buda-Pesth
Barrison Sisters
Spain
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Taylor
Henry B. Waterman
Chicago
Chautauqua
G. O. Tucker
Battles Wharf
Ala
W. F. Eyeter
Chambersburg
Lincoln
Gorman
Democratic Campaign Committee
League of American Wheel
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Cleveland
Oscar
Thurston
Stewart
Mulligan
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Samoa
State Department
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Li Hung Chang
William E. Gladstone
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Three Friends
Jacksonville
Fla
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Spartanburg
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Dallas
Tex
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Crete
J. N. Govin
Rockford, Ills
W. H. Crosby
Corry
Ochanda
Weyler
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Ireland
Eau Claire
Wis
Abigail Dodge
Gail Hamilton
Red Hook
Perrine
Brotherhood of Tailors
Rome
Manistee
Mich
Dan McLeod
Ed Atherton
Rochester
Frank S. Rotaker
Cincinnati
Charles Lundy
Helena
Ark
Yates County
National Bank
John F. Chamberlain
Old Point Comfort
Prince Louis of
Savoy
Valparaiso
Baron von Zedwitz
Isle of Wight
Markets Summary From The Ledger Page
Money on call 2 4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 7 8 per cent. Sterling exchange actual bank bills 4.864 for demand and 4.854 for 60 days. Posted rates 4.8554 4 8 7 and 4.87 4 8 8 4. Commercial bills 1 484. Silver certificates 0 68 4. Mexican 54 4 c. Bar silver 6 3 4 c.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Produce Market Prices For Flour And Grains
Market listings show FLOUR patent prices to 425, winter patents at 8.45, spring low grades 32.00, and Minnesota bakers’ at 23.90. RYE FLOUR, CORNMEAL, BUCKWHEAT, and WHEAT quotes across spot and futures, with transport and delivery terms and assorted regional readings. Also includes PORK, BUTTER, EGGS, and HAY entries with regional price ranges and delivery notes.
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City
Western
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Milwaukee
Northern
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White State
Mized
HAY — Shipping
Stone on Protection and Free Coinage Debate
Congressman William A. Stone argues for protection and sound money at a Allen town gathering. He contrasts St Louis Republican and Chicago Democratic platforms on money, denounces free coinage as harmful, and warns that free silver would boost production and devalue currency, urging voters to back a parity preserving policy despite pressure from Bryan and Watson.
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William A. Stone
Allentown
Republican Party
St. Louis
Democratic Party
Chicago
Altgeld
Tillman
Bryan
Watson
Jesus rebukes Thomas for obstinacy and demands for proof
Epworth League lesson notes the Thomas doubt episode. It outlines that Jesus provides proof of the resurrection by showing wounds, rebukes obstinacy rather than credulity, and urges readiness to accept truth when properly attested.
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Somprurz Reapire
Thomas
Jesus
Lazarus
Joseph
Musical Wesleys Sons Shine In Early Music Talent
Charles Wesley and his wife produced two gifted musician sons, Charles and Samuel. From infancy their talent showed and at age 12 one critic called Charles the greatest genius in music. They performed before King George III, who revered Handel’s works for decades afterward.
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Charles Wesley
John
Wesleys
Charles
Samuel
Kelway
George III
Handel
Vacation Wisdom: Rest Without Idleness For Strength
The piece urges wise use of vacation time for mind and body, rejects the notion of never taking a break, and contrasts resting with idleness. It emphasizes changing activity, seeking country or nature, and returning to work with renewed strength and inspiration, citing Christ as a model of balanced rest.
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Satan
Christ
Know Yourself and Hidden Strengths Unearthed by Upheaval
The passage argues that people often miss their latent strengths and underground riches. It compares human nature to soils with hidden veins of gold and water, suggesting disasters or upheavals can reveal power and potential previously unseen. Artesian effort mirrors tapping untapped resources.
Missionary Interest Slides Aid Leagues
Our young people grow keen on mission work aided by stereopticon slides prepared with Bishop C. C. McCabe and the editor Rev. Walter J. Yates. The slides aim to boost intelligent ideas on mission work and heathen life and information is available through Yates in Rockville Connecticut.
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C. C. McCabe
Walter J. Yates
Rockville
Conn
Trusting. O heart be brave and wait for light
A verse urging the heart to be brave in sorrow and to endure for the right. It counsels patience, steadfast truth, and calm despite hardship, ending with comfort that storms yield to peaceful outcomes and healing balm after bruises.
Duty and Joy of Church Membership in Aug Week
Rev 8 H Doyle argues church membership is a duty and joy. He cites Christ’s commands and the ordinances of baptism and the Lord's supper, notes spiritual growth through belonging, and highlights fellowship and usefulness as key joys for believers. Bible readings accompany the discussion.
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H. Doyle
Toric
Christ
Rom. x
Eph. i
Col. i
I Tim. iii
Sacred Missionary William Carey Remembered After Death
Consecration's Triumph recalls William Carey's life as a missionary who faced derision from Sydney Smith yet died at 73 with the bishop of India at his side. The British government, once blocking his Bengal landing, lowered flags to half mast in salute to a man deemed to have served India beyond its generals.
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England
Sydney Smith
William Carey
Carey
India
Church of England
Bengal
Christian Endeavorer on the Railroad
A western railroad conductor uses a paper rack in his train to share religious literature. He and most of the crew are Christians and a male quartet joins in gospel song services at stations, influencing fellow workers and traveling salesmen toward the better life.
Noted Philosopher John Learned on Religion and Truth
John Learned argues that God exists and that truth duty faith and love reside in all religions. He contends the soul reveals voices recognizes authority finds obligations and perceives a light older than Christianity that would endure if Christianity were discredited or forgotten.
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God
John Learned
Parkhurst Quote on Fear and Faith Realization
A Parkhurst reflection warns that fear stems not from sinners but from spiritual deadness. He argues many fail to feel God as a real presence, reducing divine truth to a distant name instead of lived reality for the many.
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Parkhurst
Graciousness of manners in worldly life
It is they who are closest to us and most affectionate who find happiness in daily courtesies. Graciousness of manners holds great worth among strangers and even more so in the world of Some as noted by the Central Christian Advocate.
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Carlos Martyn
D. D
New York City
Margaret Eytinge
Detroit Free Press
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