Cleveland Defends Retirement of United States Notes
Former President Grover Cleveland urges Congress to retire greenbacks and outstanding treasury notes issued for silver purchases. He argues the government owes gold on most notes, warns of mounting bonded debt, and proposes exchanging notes for long term low interest bonds to restore monetary health and confidence. He calls for urgent legislative relief and cooperative action.
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New York Money Market Snapshot December 3
Money on call at 1 percent. Prime mercantile paper quoted at 34 45 percent. Sterling exchange shows actual bank bills at 459 v48944 for demand and 4 834 4s8 for six days. Posted rates 4 8314 and 4 8914 H4.90. Commercial bills 4 8 34. Silver certificates 674446734. Bar silver bic. Mexican 54. Railroads Pacific 6s of 96 at 1.20. Governments new 4s coupon 1.29%
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Flour price listings and grain markets across regions
The notice compiles flour grades from City Mills and Minnesota bakers with prices for patent and winter extras, rye and buckwheat flours, meal, and barley malt. It lists wheat and corn spot sales, futures quotes, and related commodity terms, plus butter and cheese prices from Western and state dairies.
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History of the Week Highlights and Trials in 1899
A sweeping roundup notes a major New York gathering supporting Cuba with Congressman Sulzer as lead speaker. It covers storms and rioting across lake regions, confess ions by criminal suspects, court rulings, ship seizures and releases, political shifts in the US and abroad, disasters, murders, and notable trials, with emphasis on Cuba, Turkey, and American legal cases.
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Paul and Barnabas Split Over John Mark Return Trip
The narrative follows Paul and Barnabas plan to revisit churches from their first tour. Barnabas insists on taking John Mark. Paul objects. They separate: Barnabas and Mark go to Cyprus, Paul and Silas proceed through Asia Minor to Europe, preaching and guiding Gentile converts while facing opposition and persecution.
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Church revival plan urges full mobilization before holidays
A call to accelerate revival services with January as a target if possible, urging active operations across all departments. Emphasizes mature plans, daily work by members, enhanced reading and lecture courses, music, welcoming visitors, alert handshaking, and sustaining prayer and class meetings to attract unconverted individuals.
Chicago Church Network Reflects Multilingual Mission
The Methodist Episcopal Church in Chicago operates 138 church buildings and 17 missions. Services are held in seven languages as reform agencies and religious institutions pursue visible work amid concerns about vice in the city.
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Wesley of the Nineteenth Century William Booth Character
The article compares William Booth to a Wesleyan figure of the nineteenth century noting his leadership, energy, tact, consecration, and deep love for people alongside strong faith in Christ. It emphasizes his qualities as a born leader and reformer in the context of Methodism’s traditions.
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Mission field triumphs and public criticism discussed
The piece argues missions face harsh scrutiny from the secular press and public, urging deeper study of mission work. It highlights medical, educational, scientific, and moral efforts as proof of Missionary impact, noting that tangible benefits may win secular support. Bible readings accompany the discussion.
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Torre
Criticism of Christian Endeavor ministers sparks church critique
The editor of The Lutheran Evangelist argues that ministers who attack the Christian Endeavor movement reveal their own church members flaws and show inability to guide young Christians in developing character and activity.
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Consecrate Affection for Jesus Not Sanitary Labels
A religious exhortation urges loving others for Christ’s sake rather than judging by appearances or health credentials. The speaker, Rev J F Cowan D D, argues Jesus helped the unclean and unvaccinated without health certificates.
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