Arbitration treaty support from American Peace Society of Boston
The American Peace Society of Boston sends pass and send resolutions to the president and senate in favor of the arbitration treaty between the United States and Great Britain. Also noted are various other era items including accidents,fires, political moves, and regional events across the country during late January and early February.
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Senate
United States
Great Britain
New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Silver Lake
Staten Island
F. Reynolds
Chicago
Nevada
Tyronne
Bijapur
India
Henrik Ibsen
Bjornstjerne Bjornsen
Ibsen
John Bérkman
von Brurwitz
Karlsruhe
Ernst Bade
Murdock
Logansport
Ind
First National Bank of
Olympia
Wash
Clearfield
Daniel and
Morgan
Platt
Albany
Lilioukalani
Shoreham
Washington
Mary Trainor
Baltimore
Berlin
Ont
Spurgeon Young
Jamestown
N. Y
Bruce Brough
Toronto
Great Western Pottery
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Olean
Swift
Friends
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Jacksonville
State Medical Society
Lyman J. Gage
Canton
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Sherman
Mark Hanna
Ohio
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S.I
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Charleston
Bermuda
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William Clark Poillon
Canada
Ontario
India Relief Fund
Hudson River
Arthur Palmer
Mamaroneck
St. Louis
Quincy
Ills
American Association of Masters and Pilots of
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Treasury
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England
Eddie Connolly
Birmingham
Eng
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Interstate Bowling Association
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Jim Hall
Montreal
Hall
Slavin
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Fred McIntosh
Ella M. Ausman
Little Falls
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South
Idaho
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Hobart
Brazil
Thomas Platt
Florida
Russia
Westchester County
Nathan Goff
Parkersburg
W. Va
LaFayette Dawson
Marysville
D. D. Floyd
F. E. Baldwin
Rochester
Sadler
Katie
Dottie Miller
Vincennes
Bartholomew Race
Goshen
Utah
Gleason
Long Island City
Patterson & Jolley
London
Texas
Oklahoma
The Markets in New York February Trading Update
Money on call at 1 3.2 per cent. Sterling exchange set with bank notes at 4.864.94,8334 for demand and 4.814 4.8454 for 0 days. New York Produce Market shows flour varieties with price ranges across city mills and patent grades. Barley, cornmeal, wheat, oats, pork, butter, cheese and eggs listed with bid prices and spot or futures context.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
City Mills
Minnesota
C.i.f
Buffalo
Western
Milwaukee
F.o.b
C. Darais Shipping
Eigins
Pennsylvania
Buffalo Provision Market Wheat and Corn Quotes
Buffalo February 2 market notes list Wheats No 1 hard at 873 and No 1 northern at 87 1 2 cents, Winter No 2 red at 90 plus corn No 2 yellow at 26 cents and No 2 26c No 8 oats No 2 white at 21 0, No 3 mixed at 2 cents.
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Buffalo
Harrisburg Factional Fight Flares Over Mitchell Resolution
Harrisburg February reports a heated clash between Wanamaker and Quay factions as lawmakers push a flood of bills. The debate centers on treasury oversight and committee appointments with party lines hardening and a bitter path ahead. An array of measures ranges from school funding to county line surveys and penalties for railway trespass as the session proceeds.
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Keyser
Philadelphia
Senate
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House
Treasury
Auditor General
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Yeas
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Heagy
Dauphin
Potter
Tioga
Sullivan
Bradford
Lycoming
Northumberland
Columbia
Montona
Fulton
Bedford
Cumberland
Franklin
Adams
Somerset
Blair
Cambria
Armstong
Union
Snyder
Lebanon
Perry
Juniata
Mifflin
Clearfield
Clinton
Center
Bell
Supreme Court
McElhaney
Allegheny
Fittsburg
Harrisburg
North
McKean
Gould
Erie
Curtin
Capital Park
Good Roads Congress Opens in Orlando Florida
The National Good Roads congress met in Orlando and was formally opened. Governor Bloxham planned to welcome delegates but was ill. Representative-elect R W Davis of the Second district welcomed the delegates on behalf of Florida.
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Orlando
Fla
National Good Roads Congress
Bloxham
R. W. Davis
Florida
Palmer Murder Suspect Returned From Westchester
John R. Breeze deputy sheriff of Westchester County New York took Arthur Palmer into custody for the killings of his mother brother and sister near Larchmont New York. He left for home after delivering Palmer to local authorities.
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St. Louis
John R. Breeze
Westchester County
N. Y
Arthur Palmer
Larchmont
Collision on the Brooklyn Elevated injures six
A misplaced switch caused an engine pulling a train of empties to collide with a loaded passenger train on the Brooklyn Elevated. Six people were injured, two of whom may die.
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Brooklyn
New York
Brooklyn Elevated
Negroes Fight Over a White Girl in New York
William Brown was seriously stabbed in the left side by William Lane during a quarrel over a young white woman named Jessie Lyons. Lane escaped.
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Newszuree
N. Y
William Brown
William Lane
Jessie Lyons
Lane
Sincerity Toward Self Others and God by Rev Doyle
Topic for the week begins with Rev Doyle's remarks on sincerity. The talk centers on Psalm XV and Ezra VIII, arguing true integrity starts in the heart and extends to others and God. It contrasts honest motive with hypocrisy and notes God’s dislike of deceit and false oaths.
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H. Doyle
David
Jerusalem
Holy Hill
Zion
Tabernacle
God
Gal. vi
Eph. iv
Phil. i
I Pet. ii
Rev. xxi
Weeping as a Christian Virtue in Scripture Conflicts with Stoic Image
A Presbyterian editorial argues Christianity fosters true sympathy and emotional expressiveness. It contrasts marble stoicism with biblical compassion, noting Jesus wept for Lazarus and Jerusalem, and urges believers to weep with those who grieve.
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Lazarus
Jerusalem
Presbyterian
One of the Crying Evils of the Day
A Catholic Standard and Times meditation on widespread moral decline. It laments lack of moral instruction in youth and notes dishonesty as a crying evil of the day, urging restraint of greed in all contexts and respect for others.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Balance of thrift and enterprise in life
The balance of thrift and enterprise is preserved by building up the weaker trait. No one is too enterprising or too thrifty, but most lack one and must cultivate it with care. Whichever trait is feebler needs more exercise to grow and strengthen. Lutheran.
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Urban G. Mease
Citizens National Bank
Warren
Urban G. Mease M
Young Berlin woman brightens Sundays at almshouse
A 17 year old Christian Endeavorer from Berlin Ontario visits the almshouse every Sunday carrying good literature. The elderly residents eagerly await her arrival and regard it as the week’s brightest moment. Hundreds of Christian Endeavor societies conduct similar charitable visits.
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Berlin
Ont
Politics and Moral Character Quotation
A Lutheran Observer quote on politicians: a man who enters politics poor and retires with a competency is unlikely to retain moral character. The remark links wealth gain to moral decline in public life.
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Lutheran Observer
The Habit of Love Contrasted With Selfishness
A Christian Standard reflection notes that love seeks best possible meaning in others actions, while selfishness interprets them negatively. The quote urges generous interpretation over cynicism in judgment of people’s motives.
Reverend Francis E. Clark Elevates Youth Mission Work
The passage notes the rise of Rev. Francis E. Clark D D from relative obscurity within Congregationalism to worldwide fame. It cites the timely idea of engaging young people from his church and parish in Christian effort as an inspired and wise move, aligning with favorable times and conditions.
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Francis E. Clark
Congregationalism
F. E. Clark
D. D
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Christian Endeavor Movement
Christian Church
Clark
Christian Endeavor Society
Toronto's Christian City Claim Sparks Sunday Quietness
A Toronto claim that the city is the most Christian in the world and the quietest on Sundays is tied to a sign over the mayor's desk reading Except the Lord keep the city the watchman watcheth in vain. The remark points to strong religious symbolism affecting civic life.
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Toronto
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