Convening efforts for 96 International Convention in Cleveland
Local groups led by Baptist Louise Miller Evangelical George Henry Presbyterian Lewis Beardsley and BaLTmMmnors Md push to secure 96 convention in 1895 at Hotel Hollenden Cleveland with 4000 room supply for 23000 to 40000 delegates awaiting Governor McKinley and city leaders. Convention July 11–15. Easter message outlines Christ life strengthening comforting and hopeful followers with readings from Job to Revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Louise B. Miller
George Henry
Lewis A. Beardsley
Baltmmmnors
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
Hollenden
Cleveland
Convention Hall
McKinley
Warren
Stand to Your Colors
A Canadian Christian Endeavor drummer voices concern in The Endeavor Herald about inconsistent use of the C E badge. He notes many fall in line with the emblem yet critics question why Christians do not display their colors publicly and live up to expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Endeavor Herald
C. E
Christian Endeavor Notes and Missionary Links
The piece discusses focusing monthly on specific objects like foreign missions or Sunday school, urges associating members and praying for conversions, and cites Proverbs from Reformed church groups. It notes monthly missionary conference meetings, mottoes for new societies, and recent conversions in Penobscot county. It also mentions citizenship topics for prayer meetings and Cardinal badge adoption by the Ohio state union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Missionary League of the Reformed Church In America
Roads
Pennsylvania
Portland
Penobscot County
E. Abbott
Christian Endeavor
South Carolina Endeavorer
McCauley
Ohio
Body of bombthrower identified in Paris blast
The bombmaker’s corpse was moved from the Madeleine church to a morgue where Dr Alphonse Bertillon confirmed the body matched anarchist Parvels. Rivets like those used by skindressers were found. Parvels, born 1864 in Courcelles Belgium, was a known skindresser. One hand clenched a revolver. both hands were injured.
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Paris
Church of the Madeleine
Alphonse Bertiilion
Parvels
Paul Reclus
Courcelles
Belgium
Explosion in Paris church linked to guard Sagnet
Paris dispatch says a man entering a church triggered a belt bomb after a beadle startled him. Abbe Pessimet aided the wounded, while police report Gardner Sagnet among three arrests. Sagnet gave four different addresses and seemed confused during questioning.
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London
Paris
Abbe Pessimet
Gardner
Sagnet
Heavy Storm Slams South with Flooded Streets
Memphis reports a continuing and intense storm causing road and bridge damage. Heavy rain overflowed branches and bayous, flooding streets and gutters and halting streetcar traffic for periods.
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Memphis
Vernon swindler sentenced for fake death funeral fraud
New York on March 20 Frank M. Vernon received a one year term in the penitentiary after defrauding Eugene Kelly of $100 by using a ruse where an undertaker wrote that Vernon was dead and funds were needed for funeral expenses.
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New York
Frank M. Vernon
Eugene Kelly
Drowned in Chautauqua Lake at Mayville
Lewis Morris prominent Oil City citizen capsized and drowned while rowing on Chautauqua lake at Mayville in full view of his wife and family.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Mayville
Lewis Morris
Oil City
Dobbs Defeats Lavigne in Twin City bout for 500 purse
In Minneapolis on March 20 Bobby Dobbs the colored lightweight defeated Billy Lavigne of Saginaw at the Twin City Athletic club. The match carried a $500 purse.
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Minneapolis
Bobby Dobbs
Billy Lavigne
Saginaw
Twin City Athletic Club
New York Money Market Report March 19
Money at 1 percent with prime mercantile paper at 3 5 to 5 percent. Sterling exchange shows actual business at 4.3834 4.89 for demand and 4.8744 4.8714 for 61 days. Posted rates 4.88 4.80 g. Commercial bills at 4.8614 4.8634. U.S. government bonds quoted 3a reg at 1.13, 4s coup at 1.14, 954c. Pacific railroad bonds at 63 of 95, 1.02. Bar silver 58.74 59c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
United States 3A
Pacific
Domestic Grain and Dairy Prices in Market Report
The market note lists flour types with prices from $1.60 to $4.35, along with rye, buckwheat, cornmeal, barley, wheat, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, and eggs. Regional varieties and futures quotes appear for Minnesota, Southern flour, and standard commodities.
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New York
City
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Western
Canada
White State
HAY- Shipping
Western Creamery
Pennsylvania
Ieee
Busy Week in Washington and World Affairs
A sweeping weekly digest notes Miss Pollard’s courtroom removal during a trial in Washington, Sen White joining the Supreme Court bench, Blanchard taking a Senate oath, and questions on sugar policy, pensions, and various political and crime incidents across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pollard
Washington
Shelby
Breckinridge
Johnson
White
United States Supreme Court
Blanchard
Senate
Peffer
Sherman
Lochren
Jease C. Hansen
Hudson
N. Y
Harrison
Leland Stanford, Jr
California
Coke
Texas
Swarthmore College
John W. Hutchinson
Gaylord
Plymouth
New York
Frederick A. Lovecraft
New Jersey
Chauncey M. Depew
Admiral da Gama
Peixto
Brazil
William E. Gladstone
Justice Stephen
London
Mrs. Maybrick
National Sporting Club of England
Corbett-Jackson
Corbett
Jockey Club
Coney Island Jockey Club
Admiral Mello
Magee Held in the Tombs for Fuller Murder
Joseph L. Magee a young managing clerk in the Mullens law office faced arraignment at the Tombs police court before Justice Martine on murder charges in the death of Miss Martha J. Fuller. Magee and his lawyer Mr Mullen appeared agitated as they awaited the coroner's jury action following an autopsy that found no conclusive results.
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New York
Paterson
N. J
Senate
Hill
House
Herbert
Samuel Truesdell
Brooklyn
Buffalo Water Department
Fox
Ingalls
Kansas
Richard Croker
San Antonio
Tex
Woodward
Order of American Mechanics
New York State
Niagara Falls Power Company
Hannan
Joseph L. Magee
William M. Mullens
Denver Crisis as McCook Withdraws Troops
In Denver General McCook pulls federal troops from the city to Fort Logan. A contempt of court case against Mayor Van Horn and Commissioners Rogers Barnes and Mullins resumes before Judge Glynn. Orr and Martin refuse supreme court guidance, urging to stay in office awaiting district court action.
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Denver
McCook
Fort Logan
van Horn
Rogers, Barnes and
Mullins
Graham
Messrs
Orr
Martin
Waite
Glynn
Supreme Court
District Court
Saloon Damages Case Upheld Against Liquor Interests
In Indianapolis on March 15 the supreme court refused further review in Mary E. Haggard vs John Steblin. The second decision supports the plaintiff, holding that a saloon depreciating property value justifies damages via lawsuit. Liquor interests call it a heavy blow to their business in recent years.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Mary E. Haggard
John Steblin
Fire from defective chimney destroys Nyack resident’s home
Fire from a defective chimney swept through the house of Henry Heimke in Spring Valley, Nyack, burning the building and contents. Loss estimated at about 9000 dollars. The blaze caused damage in Nyack on March 15.
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Nyack
N. Y
Henry Heimke
Spring Valley
Louis Kossuth Improves After Critical Illness
TuRIN March 19 The condition of Louis Kossuth the aged Hungarian patriot who has been critically ill for some time past has improved.
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Turin
Louis Kossuth
Ex-Congressman Townsend Dies in West Chester at 82
Ex Congressman Washington Townsend died at his West Chester home from paralysis of the brain. He was 82 years old.
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Townsend
West Chester
Washington Townsend
West ern Justice Lynch Mob Slays Richard Puryear
Stroudsburg Pa March 16 Richard Puryear a colored murderer who killed Christian C Ehler and attacked the Ehler family was lynched by a mob after escaping a jail cell and fleeing toward Palmer s slaughter house He swam the Pocono creek hid in bushes was captured then hanged with a rope before a crowd of about a dozen The crime prompted warrants for several men and the previous night he had raided the Ehler home and shot Mr and Mrs Ehler then robbed the house and fled
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New York
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Gravesend
House
Boamer
Union Pacific
Fred Gebhardt
Louise Morris
Baltimore
Arthur van Voorhis
Congressman van Voorhis
Rochester
al Rahman
Zella Nicolaus
George Gould
Wetherbee
Margoliies
Boston
J. F. Ford
Stevenson
Pattison
Harrity
Asheville
N. C
Pittsburg
Peixsto
Brazil
Mello
da Gama
Aquidiban
Republica
Eglesias O Porta Rica
Croton
New York City
The
Academy of Medicine
Mary Dunn
Kenneth F. Sutherland
Coney Island
Senate
Congress
Pollard-Breckinridge
Washington
Dawes
Massachusetts
Brockway
Elmira Reformatory
State Board of Charities
Electricians
Niagara General Electric Company
Richard Puryear
Stroudsburg
Waite
Henry Irving
Harvard
Madeleine
Paris
Peixoto
Nictheroy
Rio Harbor
Benham
Bluefields
Nicaragua
San Francisco
Montreal
Dunn
McKinley Internal Revenue Tobacco
Josiah Quincy
Patent Office Gazette
Hoboken
N. Y
Admiral Irwin
Honolulu
Elizabeth Wilson
Fredonia
Troy
William Ross
Shea
Porter
Chili
Harris
United States
Toledo
Lord Rosebery
England
Ireland
Scotland
Louis Kossuth
Hungary
William Astor
Columbia
Fred Morris
Pendleton
Anderson
Ind
Antonio Adienne
la Louise
Mexico
Christian C. Ehler
Ehler
Puryear
William van Guder
Palmer’s
Benjamin Burns
Palmer
Pocono Creek
Burns
Myers
Robert Puryear
Wilkes-Barre and Eastern Railroad
Christian Ehler
White Oak Run
Carelessness Cost His Life in Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania on March 19 John Higgins took a 22 calibre revolver from years unused into the sitting room where his sister and father were and pointed it at them. After warnings he claimed the gun was unloaded and pressed the trigger to prove it. The weapon discharged a bullet into his brain and he died before help could arrive.
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H. Doyle
Jesus
Christ
Paul
Timothy
Christ Jesus
Apostle
Scranton
John Higgins
Contractors Begin Work on Buffalo and Susquehanna Bridge Abutments
Contractors have started stone work on abutments for the Buffalo and Susquehanna extension from Galeton to Ansonia to connect with the Fall Brook railroad in Wellsboro. They expect the line to be in running order by next September.
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Wellsboro
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Galeton
Ansonia
Fall Brook
Pole Mysteriously Murdered in Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre, March 19. A Pole named Andrew Bocher was murdered in a mysterious manner. Some say a secret Polish society had him killed to prevent him from revealing facts about the recent murder of John Rohl, also a Pole, who was killed Sunday.
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Wilkes-Barre
Andrew Bocher
John Rohl
Poison Plot Reported in Susquehanna Home
Montrose reports an attempted poisoning of William Beck and his family in Susquehanna as someone entered the Beck residence and laced a kettle of potpie with strychnine while Mrs Beck was away. The danger was discovered and security is heightened.
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Susquehanna, Pa
Montrose
William Beck
Human Heart Found In Train Pilot In Allentown
A New Jersey Central passenger train arriving in Allentown uncovered a human heart wedged between the engine pilot bars. The train had previously struck and killed an unknown man at Bound Brook New Jersey.
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Allentown
New Jersey Central
Bound Brook
N. J
Be able Beaver College sees Rev Dr Taylor resigns
Beaver Falls reports Rev Dr R T Taylor D D to resign from Beaver College after 35 years of service with resignation to take effect in June. He plans a one year rest.
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Beaver Falls
Beaver College
R. T. Taylor
Well Known Lawyer Herr Dies Suddenly in Harrisburg
Colonel Andrew J. Herr a renowned Central Pennsylvania lawyer died suddenly in Harrisburg while talking with his family. He was known for high-profile cases and his long career in the legal community.
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Harrisburg
Andrew J. Herr
Pennsylvania
Mine Contractor Killed in Wilkes-Barre Shaft
James Rielly a prominent mine contractor and local politician was killed in the South Wilkes-Barre shaft of the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal company in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania.
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Wilkes-Barre
James Rielly
South Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Driver Fatally Assaulted in Altoona Incident
In Altoona Pennsylvania on March 15 Joseph Bender a brewery team driver was stoned by William Ahearn and Burt McCormick. He was hospitalized and died from injuries.
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Altoona
Joseph Bender
William Ahearn
Burt McCormick
Extensive Warehouse Burned In Philadelphia Fire
The Haney and White warehouse in Philadelphia was completely destroyed by a large fire. Estimated loss is about 100000 with partial insurance coverage.
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Philadelphia
Haney & White
Castoria echoed through generations in a family tale
A historical ad style recalls Castoria's place from infancy to motherhood. The jingle traces the product's use from baby to children, highlighting its long running presence in a household. The cadence invites nostalgia and recognition for the familiar remedy.
Marble-faced man of sorrow amid city crowds
A silent, grave man moves through the busy city, his calm masking inner pain. He bears a single furrow on his brow, like a sword cut, hinting at deathless sorrow. His gaze looks beyond the throng as a quiet song of heartbreak endures within.
A Song of Cheer Encourages Steady Striving Toward the Summit
The piece rebukes despondent voices claiming all effort useless and urges perseverance. It promotes daily ascent toward the peak, savoring the mountain air and the joy of labor, while ignoring naysayers and keeping hope alive.
Sweet Pillow Poem Excerpt
A reflective verse fragment addresses a beloved pillow as a confidant. The speaker laments not finding in others the same loyalty and closeness, praising the pillow as the steadfast keeper of dreams and rest.
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Attorneys At Law
Judge Scofield
Liberty Street
J. H. Donly
H. R. M’calmont
H. Townsend, M. D
Fourth Street
Court House
Allen & Sons
Allen Block
Second and
Liberty Streets
Samuel G. Allen
Orren C. Allen
K WM. Harrison Allen
Gilbert F. McNitt
Third Street
Dr. Bartholomew's
R. F. W. Whitcomb
Warren, PA
M. E
A G. Ball
Hoffman Block
Room
Ee & Peterson
Warren Savings Bank
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas. A. Peterson
J T. Donly
Diamond
Parisburg
Several Courts of Allegheny Co
U. S. District and
Supreme Courts
Allegheny
Second
Lt Streets
Aberty
HH. S
Bury
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
J Norman Davies
M. D. We
A C. McAlpin, E
R. W. Stuart
D.D
H. Meacham, S
Justice of the Peace
Cornelius
Front Street
We & Schnur
Hazeltine Building
W. W. Wilbur
WM. Schnur
W. Dunkle
Freeman
Hazeltine
Greaves
Thompson
Beaty Block
D. I. Ball, Co
C. Thompson
Indsey & Parmlee
Johnson’s Exchange
W. M. Lindsey
J. O. Parmlee
J. K. Ronne
Agency
Wanamaker & Brown
Hickory St
G.offerle
McClure & Co
Wm. Richardson & Co
Locke Shoe
Franklin Typewriter
Universal Keyboard
Chestnut St
Or Geo. H. Herrick
Hench & Dromgold's
Hench & Dromgold, Mantis
York
David Shear
DD. Shear
N. Greenlunds
N. Greenlund
Baugh
Baugh & Sons Company
S. Delaware Ave
Weekly Tribune
Warren Mail
Castoria
H. A. Ancher
Oxford St
Cartos Marvy
D. D
Edwin F. Parage
125Th Street
7Th Ave
Tas Centave Company
Murray Street
WM. Spinner
Christian Endeavor Notes
Vernon
Chautaugua Lake
Dobbs
Lavigne
James R. Bond
Philadelphia, Pa
Hood
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Plainfield
Col
University of Pennsylvania
West
Norris Street
News OF the
Missouri
Kain
Louis
Western Watchman
Phelan
St. Louis
Berlin
Milan
Natalie
Servia
Rio Bay
Buefields
Admiral Benham
John McGovern
Niagara Falls
Ont
Germany
la Bretagne
Fire Island
Magee
Miss Fuller
Kossuth
Leavening Powe
U.S. Gov’t
Western Justice
Pole
Dr. Taylor
W. A. Greaves
GEMS
University Courier
Shakespeare
Milton
William
Cora Stuart Wheeler
Cincinnati Enquirer
Wuprlu UL
Pen
Albert E. Hunt
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Botanist
Sassafras
Japan
Pitcher’s Castoria
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