Local Government Officials Roster Listed
A full slate of county officers is named including Member of Congress Charles W. Stone Senate Charles M Shortt Assembly K W Parshall President Judge Charles H Noyes and various county positions with names for each post such as Prothonotary George F Yates Sheriff D M Howard Treasurer M A Myers and District Attorney C A Peterson among others.
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Congress
Charles W. Stone
Senate
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
K. W. Parshall
Charles H. Noyes
Aes
J. H. Sandstrom
Z. T. Weaver
George F. Yates
Register
Wm. McCray
D. M. Howard
M. A. Myers
J. F. Rounce
W. J. Mead
H. M. Preston
Trains Schedule Fragment From West Eastern Station
Fragmentary timetable lists several trains with departures at 7.45, 9.00, 10.00, 1.25, 12.10, 1.40, 5.35 and 8.05 PM. Mentions Sunday service and varying times, reflecting partial early 20th century rail notes.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Eastern Standard
EAST
Corbett In Carson Training Quarters Arrival
Jim Corbett arrived in Carson with his two brothers and moved to training quarters to prepare for the upcoming bout. The visit follows a busy schedule of public interest and prior media attention surrounding his pursuit of the heavyweight title.
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Carson
Jim Corbett
Dinner For the President Honors at White House
Washington report notes Secretary and Miss Herbert hosted a dinner in honor of President and Mrs Cleveland. The event occurred February 17 with guests present from the administration and notable circles, reflecting cordial relations and official hospitality.
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Washington
Herbert
Cleveland
New York Money Market and Produce Prices
The New York money market lists call rates at 1 1/4 to 2 percent with mercantile paper at 3/4 percent. Sterling exchange shows actual business in banker's bills at 4.57 for demand and around 4.8534 for 60 days, with posted rates near 4.85 to 4.83. The New York Produce Market covers flour prices across city and Minnesota varieties, rye flour, corn meal, oats, barley, wheat futures and options, hay, pork, butter, cheese, and eggs with numerous figures for grades and deliveries. Highlights include city patent flour about 4.90 5.15, rye flour superfine about 2.55 2.75, wheat No. 1 northern around 83 3/4, and pork ranges from 3.50 to 10.50 for various cuts.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Mexico
City Mills
Winter Straits
Minnesota
Western
C.i.f. Buffalo
Sc c. i. F
C.i.f
Buffalo
Milwaukee
C.f
HAY — Shipping
Western Creamery
Elgins
Llalfe
State Dairy
State
Pennsylvania
Burorao
Northern
Graham
Canada and
Open Season for Fur Seals Endangered by Pelagic Sealing
Prof. David Starr Jordan reports to the government urging abolition of the open season for hunting female fur seals to protect the Pribiloff herd. He cites 440000 seals killed last summer and 400000 breeding females lost since sealing began, calling pelagic sealing the main cause of decline and urging international action and American leadership.
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David Starr Jordan
Secretary of the Treasury
Pribiloff Island
Prof
Jordan
Pribiloff Islands
Behring Sea
North Pacific
Antarctic
America
Alabama George dies recalls Confederate cruiser Alabama
Hagbert Nansen nicknamed Alabama George dies in Victoria British Columbia. A Norwegian by birth he joined the Confederate cruiser Alabama and helped capture several Yankee vessels. He recalled the Alabama’s voyage near England before the Kearsarge engagement and his prize money of 1200 dollars. He lived near Jubilee saloon and died of heart disease after a sudden illness.
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Victoria
B. C
Alabama George
United States
Alabama
Hagbert Nansen
England
Where Hotel Men Draw a Line
Hotels suffer losses when patrons reserve rooms and then switch hotels upon arrival leaving vacancies. Clerks may bill unoccupied rooms, and some patrons settle after being contacted. The Proprietors' National Association plans to ensure hotels are understood to pursue such charges.
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National Association
Chalk Island Thanet Showcases Vast Chalk Deposits
The island of Thanet in Kent is almost entirely chalk, measuring ten miles by five. British geologists estimate in sight chalk at 42,000,000,000 tons, and claim 10,000 men with 5,000 horses and carts would need 20 years to move it if it were dug and ready to cart away.
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Thanet
Kent
Handy for the Sick Dose bottles and Niagara origin
The article notes dose measuring bottles with a crook neck that holds a dose and pours without emptying further. It also explains the name Niagara as of Indian origin meaning Thunderer of the Waters.
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Niagara
Globe Lights: A Reflection on Charity and Daily Life
The piece muses on charity and virtue, noting busy doers rarely meet the ideal of personal reform. It contrasts politeness, compliments, and practical acts like soup deliveries with the perils of rut and the simple contentment of a sleeping dog. Rip Van Winkle is invoked as a comforting image of rest.
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Rip van Winkle
The Cross in Isaiah and the Messiah’s Suffering
Rev W J Yates discusses Isaiah 53 as a clear Messianic prophecy. The article traces the evolving view of sin, deliverance, and the coming Saviour through Israel’s history, highlighting the sufferer servant who bears sin and offers himself for salvation. It notes Philip’s reading in Acts and the Ethiopian eunuch’s conversion, affirming Jesus of Nazareth as the full fulfillment.
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Israel
Isaiah
Philip
Jesus of Nazareth
Jehovah
League urged to advance missions and temperance efforts
The article argues that local Leagues should actively promote missions and temperance, distribute pledge literature, stage public services, support the no license vote, and engage directly despite other church groups handling related work. It notes confusion over “territory” and calls for proactive, unified action.
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League
The First Painful Step Toward Spiritual Freedom
The text argues that renouncing desires and self control bind life like fetters, while true Christian happiness comes from total consecration to God. Sacrifice empowers the soul, yielding ecstasy and abundant love as freedom, with half hearted service leading to loss of both worlds.
Indifference harms happiness and church work
The passage argues indifference blocks personal happiness and church success. It says inactive powers lack drive without interest and duty is stifled by the claim others are better suited. Happiness requires action, while peace of soul follows decisive effort sparked by incentive or shock.
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A reflection on duty and willpower urges individuals to act rightly. It laments parental neglect of early obedience and warns that failure to follow moral duty harms later life. The author emphasizes that doing right creates desire to continue it.
Unspoken Words And The Sin Of Silence
Poem fragment by John Boyle O'Reilly contrasting spoken kindness with unspoken virtue. It contrasts inner thought with outward speech and cites Hagar's thirst for mercy as a moral image. The piece laments silence that wounds and questions where true virtue lies.
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Tne
Hagar
John Boyle O'Reilly
Worries and Faith in Jehovah as Keeper
Comment by Rev. 5S. H. Doyle on Psalms 121 and John 14 1 framing God as keeper of all people. The piece argues that Jehovah watches day and night, cares for each individual, and urges believers to cast their cares on the Lord amid both great and small troubles. It contrasts sun and moon dangers with divine protection and cites related Bible readings.
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H. Doyle
Jerusalem
Jehovah
Heaven and
Earth
Heaven
Israel
He Went About Doing Good A Personal Example
The piece argues that Jesus embodied doing good by personal action. Evangelists note he touched the leper and anointed the blind and often went directly to the sickbed to heal. It stresses believers should imitate Christ by performing good deeds themselves.
Law, Love, and the Moral Order in Christian Thought
A Christian Intelligencer piece argues that attempts to discredit the law and the Old Testament aim to replace legal restraint with a vague notion of love. It contends that love itself is bound by divine law, and that obedience brings life and honor while disobedience brings death and dishonor.
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God
Christian Intelligencer
Mexican convict leads to new church via Endeavor work
A Mexican convict converted by the Zacatecas Christian Endeavor society, with his wife, traveled to a national Christian Endeavor convention and upon returning organized a Christian congregation in his home region.
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Zacatecas
Notable habit of seeking attention reflects insecurity
A quote from an American friend suggests that a man who forces himself into prominent spots may fear being overlooked and therefore acts to ensure visibility. It highlights perceived vanity as a response to feeling insignificant.
Sailor melody echoes across peaceful anchored boat
Poetic verse contrasts restless ship life with the calm of an anchored boat as blue waves wash its bow. Voices of departing sailors drift over the water in a rising and falling, fading refrain that forms a gentle seabound melody.
The Sculptor’s Touch on a Woman’s Face
A poem portrays nature as scant beauty forcing a woman to go about unseen. The gaze reveals a brave soul behind a rough facade, while life’s chisel leaves marks like a sculptor shaping stone. A small grace shines briefly as light falls on rock.
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