Christian Endeavor Meeting Notes Feb 3 1894
Local meetings set for February 3 1894 with leaders from Baptist Evangelical and Presbyterian churches. Nellie H. Horton Josephine Arnold and Lora E Alden named. Next Sunday marks the society anniversary with special services across the country.
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Nellie H. Horton
Evangelical
Josephine Arnold
Presbyterian
Lora E. Alden
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Week focus on 13th anniversary of Christian Endeavor
Rev S H Doyle comments on Toric Christian Endeavor day and the movement’s 13 year history. He notes God’s hand guiding the Endeavor, its growth to 1,700,000 members, and the call to be a blessing to others in line with Christ’s example. Bible readings accompany the message.
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Great Endeavor
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Christ
Christian Endeavor Society
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Kingdom of Christ
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Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor Pledge Article Spirit of Duty
A pledge outlining devotion to Jesus Christ through daily prayer and Bible reading, church support, and active church participation. It commits members to attend Sunday and midweek services, join prayer meetings, and contribute verses when absent from monthly consecration meetings, as a lifelong Christian life pledge.
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Lord Jesus Christ
A Lesson on Hymn Selection for Leaders
A reader reflects on trimming hymns for youth leaders. The piece warns against cutting verses that carry clear ideas and urges selecting hymns so the final verse delivers the crowning thought and highest aspiration, citing guidance from Gold en Link.
Formation of a Christian Endeavor Society in Green County
The Iowa Endeavor reports a rural Franklin township outreach that began with one girl and 11 members, growing to 37 with nine associates now active. The group, meeting house to house in a churchless district, averages about 40 attendees.
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Iowa Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society
Franklin Township
Green County
Light Beyond Darkness and Hope in Salvation
A reflective verse celebrates consolation through faith in Jesus, linking sorrow to healing. It speaks of light beyond darkness, hope after death, and divine saving grace. The poem envisions future peace, growth from hardship, and crossing life's final river with faith.
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Lord Jesus
Protect the Tariff League Seeks Helpers in New York
A recruitment notice urges readers to join the American Protective Tariff League at 128 West 230th Street New York. It asks individuals to identify with the cause and send in their position to receive reliable information for distribution among acquaintances.
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American Protective Tariff League
New York
Promote Home Paper and American Economist Tariff League
The text urges patriotic citizens to support their home newspaper and subscribe to the American Economist published by the American Protective Tariff League. A contributor praises it as essential political instruction for Americans. It invites a free sample via postal card to Wilbur F Wake man in New York.
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American Economist
American Protective Tariff League
United States
Wilbur F.wakeman
West 234 St
New York
Pope Leo XIII Hosts Large Rome Reception
In St Peters Rome on January 29 Pope Leo XIII received about twelve thousand clergy and lay Catholics after Mass in the Basilica. Monsignor Volpini read the papal allocution as the pope spoke briefly. the ceremony lasted two and a half hours and the pope appeared well though paler than usual.
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Rome
Leo XIII
St. Peters
Monsignor Volpini
Six Men Aboard Life Saving Boat Missing Off Sullivan’s Island
A boat with six men left Sullivan’s Island for Morris Island lifesaving station. Two bodies have been found on Morris Island shore. One was H R Camp ion a lifesaving crew member. The other Fred Miller a Sullivan’s Island resident. Four others are missing and presumed drowned.
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S. C
Sullivan’s Island
Morris Island
H.R. Campion
Fred Miller
Tragedy in Watertown: House Fire Claims Eva Eggleston and Two Children
In Watertown New York a dwelling occupied by Eva Eggleston and her two children near Oxbow burned after she locked the youngsters inside and left. The children perished in the blaze and the cause remains undetermined with few details available.
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Watertown
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Eva Eggleston
Oxbow
Robbery at Pacific Ironworks In Bridgeport
Thieves entered the office of Pacific Ironworks in Bridgeport and stole jewelry valued between 2500 and 3000 dollars from proprietor Philo H. Skidmore's safe. Police investigated the daring daytime break in.
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The
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Philo H. Skidmore
Johnson Breaks a Skating Record
Madison Wisconsin January 24 John S Johnson of Minneapolis skated a quarter mile in 314 seconds with a flying start The previous best was 35 seconds set by Joe Donoghue
Philanthropist Morgan Revealed Behind Grand Street Store
New York on January 29 reports philanthropist J Pierpont Morgan is identified as the secret donor funding a Grand Street grocery for the poor, aiding thousands daily.
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Aluminium violin praised by players and critics
A Cincinnati musician invented and patented an aluminium violin that warrants high praise from players and critics. The article notes forthcoming dairy milking by machinery may rival large farm harvesting. It also reports French interest in a diamond-edged circular saw for stone, a concept Americans patented nearly 30 years ago.
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France
America
Nomination storms and labor strife dominate week
The week catalogs political fights and social unrest from Washington to Wilmington. Peckham’s Supreme Court nomination stirs debate. sugar bounty ends with adjournment. strikes spread as rail and streetcar workers mobilize amid wage and policy fights.
California Delegation Seeks Coast Defense Funds
The California congressional delegation told the House committee on rivers and harbors in Washington that they need appropriations for Pacific coast work. The group pressed for funding to support harbor, river, and related coastal projects.
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House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
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Mrs. Gresham Hosts Arlington Luncheon for Mrs. Cleveland
Washington on January 30 reports Mrs. Gresham wife of the secretary of state hosted a luncheon at the Arlington in honor of Mrs. Cleveland.
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New York Money Market Readout
New York money market summary dated January 29 shows money at 1 percent with prime mercantile paper quoted around 4 3/4 to 4 3/4 percent. Storing exchange actual business ranges 4.8614 to 4.8634 for demand and 4.844 to 4.8454 for 60 days. Posted rates 4.86 to 4.88. Government bonds listed United States 3s reg at 1.13, 4s coup at 1.14, 58 at 95 1/16. Railroad bonds Pacific 68 of 95 at 1.02. Bar silver 67 7/8 cents.
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Prime Mercantile
United States
Pacific
Grain and dairy price list from New York markets
New York price report lists FLOUR MIlls Minnesota and Southern flour, rye and buckwheat flours, cornmeal, and wheat spot and futures. Includes rye prime Jersey, oats, barley, barley malt, and butter and cheese prices with ranges for dairy products and pork prices across regional markets.
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Do Creamery
Conference for Good City Government Opens in Philadelphia
The first session of a national conference for good city government met at the Art club gallery in Philadelphia to discuss reform in large cities. Delegates heard speakers on influencing officials, arousing public sentiment, and separating national politics from city elections.
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Gallery of the Art Club
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Columbus
Richardson
Rioting Miners Terrorize Bridgeville as Deputies Enforce Calm
Rioters from Hungarian Slav and other foreign-born groups attacked mines in the Toms Run district, destroying tracks and tipples. Sheriff Richards brought 16 rioters to the county jail after a clash that wounded three, one fatally, as armed guards held street corners and citizens watched in fear.
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Beadling Brother
Child's Body Found Floating In Shennango River
In Newcastle Pennsylvania on January 29 Eugene Connors found a box among driftwood in the Shenango River. Inside lay a neatly dressed baby girl whose body showed it had died recently and was believed murdered before being placed in the box and cast into the river. Authorities will investigate to identify the child.
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Eugene Connors
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Tobacco Fire Destroys Ferber Brothers Factory Stock
Fire in Honesdale Pennsylvania damaged a large stock of leaf and manufactured tobacco at Ferber Brothers' cigar factory on Main Street. Hot ashes ignited the blaze in the basement and an exploding kerosene barrel sent thick smoke through the brick building. The flames stayed in the basement and the loss is covered by insurance.
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Lackawanna Sued for Damages in Coal Case
John Haddock a major coal operator from Luzerne Borough and Plymouth sues the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad in Wilkes Barre seeking 450000 dollars alleging discriminatory pricing on coal shipments compared with other shippers.
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John ©. Haddock
Luzerne Borough
Plymoth
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Beaten and Robbed by Highwaymen Near Hillville
Charles Garner was attacked near Hillville by two highwaymen who beat him and robbed him of a considerable sum. They dumped him from a high bluff. he was found alive by a passerby and is in very serious condition.
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Charles Garner
Hillville
Garner
New York Recorder
Africa
Liverpool
Philadelphia Ledger
Suicide by Husband in Huntingdon Tragedy
In Huntingdon Pennsylvania on January 29 George L. McCrum shot himself in bed with his wife and 10 month old child nearby. He drew a .38 revolver from under his pillow and fired into his brain. the wife fainted and the baby bathed its hand in the blood when found.
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George L. McCrum
Moon Children Missing in Connellville Kidnap Alert
Two Moon children vanished from school in Connellville Pennsylvania on Tuesday. A thorough search has covered miles around and the case is widely believed to involve kidnapping.
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Connellville
William Moon
Frozen body of 70-year-old man found in millrace
The frozen body of Alfred Herman, aged 70, was recovered in a millrace at Sunpury Pennsylvania on January 29. Police believe he fell into the water while walking near the race.
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Alfred Herman
Castoria Slogan Reflects Generations of Use Across Roles
Advertising line traces Castoria across family stages from baby to grandmother, noting continued trust in the product. The cadence emphasizes reliability and gentle relief for children and caretakers alike.
Wasted Opportunities and Life’s Unused Potential
A reflection on wasted chances and unfulfilled potential framed as a meditation on how some enjoy present comforts while failing to seize greater life’s possibilities. The passage contrasts indulgence with missed growth and ends with a curt attribution to Meredith.
Would You Take The Toddler Or Stay In Thought
A light playful verse imagines choosing joy and care as a parent over adult concerns. It portrays a reader tempted by a child’s innocent requests to hug, play horsy, or join in nursery rhymes rather than dwell on mortality or serious matters. The tone is whimsical and nostalgic.
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Laddie
Diddle
The Days That Are No More Poem Fragment
A nostalgic poem recalls a bygone era when nature was charming and dangerous beasts existed in legend. It laments lost knights dragons rescues innocence and wonders at imagined wealth and magical travel aboard a flying carpet.
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Earth
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