Crisis in Greece and Greece Turkish crisis and floods
Crisis looms in Greek affairs as King George may resign or be deposed amid unrest. Reports cite Bulgarian denunciations of inactivity by Prince Ferdinand, while Greece faces continued pressure from Turkey. Floods hit Guthrie Oklahoma and New Orleans river rising alarms.
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Union League Club of
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McKinley
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Norfolk
Tennessee
Mississippi
Missouri
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Randolph Heinberger
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N. Y
J. F. Palling
Barrie
Ont
Isaac N. Housel
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N. J
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William Strong
Mayor Strong
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General Grant
Galena
Grant Birthday Association
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Chauncey P. Rogers
Corry
Equitable Aid Society
Hamburg
Guthrie
O. T
Kansas
Deboe
Kentucky
United States Senate
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Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Montour Junction
Washington
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Omar A. Jenks
Rochester
James A. White
Binghampton N. Y
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el Reno
Mead
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O’brien
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Martin
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Finance Committee
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Perry Center
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Toronto
Ed Newcomb
Newkirk
King George
M. Ralli
Turkey
Cottonwood River
Spain
Cuba
Hawaii
United States
Dole
Honolulu
Senate
Nelson A. Miles
East
National Bank of West Troy
Bank of Brooklyn
Canal Fund
Ernest Stupps
Chamber of Commerce
Lake
Champlain
Edward Gay White
Richmond
Orrin Culver
Corning
Culver
William Odell
Patrick Moore
Newburg
Vaillant
Charles Betts
Chatham Center
James Donovan
Robert Sullivan
Albany
Money on call and mercantile paper and foreign exchange rates
Financial market notes show money on call at 2 percent and prime mercantile paper at about 4.14 percent. Sterling exchange bids and offers around 4.86 to 4.87 dollars per pound, with posted rates and commercial bill levels. Agricultural prices list flour varieties, cornmeal, buckwheat, rye, barley, wheat futures, oats, pork, butter, cheese, eggs, and related commodities with regional and grade distinctions.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Curious Facts From Various Realms
A sampler notes muscl e counts in cats versus humans and piano materials from 16 countries. It mentions telephones in French hospitals for infectious disease patients, cobra bites, a French Canadian couple celebrating 80th wedding anniversary, and bat fruit-eating habits in Asia. Eskimo doctor customs, camel remnants in Arizona, and Bank of England note production details are also cited.
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France
Louis Anwin
St. Aul
Theusband
Asia
East Indian Archipelago
Arizona
International Boundary Commission
Bank of England
Dust Removal and Electric Fog-Dispellers in Ships
The article discusses fog as a nuisance to sailors and travelers and outlines five methods to remove dust to prevent condensation nuclei. It highlights filtration settling recon densing and electrification as promising, with electric fog-dispellers soon on ships depots and terminals. It explains fog forms from cooling air, sea and coast fog mechanics and notes fog-building as frost prevention by moisture in vapor form.
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California
Notable Society Figures and Wealth Then and Now
Joseph H Choate's wealth is estimated at 2 million dollars all earned in law. Prof Drummond's last days are described as pitiable. Clara Morris trims Camille into a 30 minute vaudeville sketch. Mrs Langtry displays a 7500 dollar gold jeweled dressing bag. The king of Siam plans a European tour and a U S visit in September. Kitty Abbey will receive the late Henry Abbey's estate’s Metropolitan Opera farewell. Mme Blanc praises American young men for their gallantry. Grover Cleveland joins Nassau Club at Princeton, enjoying refined society life.
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St. Johns
N. F
Governor Black
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N. Y
Kingsford & Son
Starch Manufacturers
Oswego
George Lavigne
Eddie Connelly
New York
David H. Hays
St. Louis
Nashville
Anderson
Nottingham
Eclipse
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Germania
Pennsylvania
National Congress of the Sons of the American Revolution
Cleveland
Saratoga County
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Senate
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New York City
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Larimore
N. C
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
Peter Burke
Philadelphia
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Lizzie
Anthony Sinig
Detroit
Buffalo
International Postal Congress
Washington
J. F. Cope
Delaware, Lackawana and Western Railroad
Pittston
Grover Cleveland
Carlisle
Wilson
Buzzard’s Bay
Jessie O’donnell
Juniata River
Huntington
Ormond Hammond
United States
Baltimore
Julius Hartem
Middlefield
Italy
William Potter
Harrison
Kentucky
Birmingham
Alila
Miller M. Spangler
Alfred Curtis
Wilmington
Charles E. Butler
Evarts, Choate & Beaman
Ohio
Tom Johnson
Wolcott
Europe
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Paris
J. W. Marks
Chicago
Joe Patchen
Tennessee
Richard Coke
Waco
Tex
Caldwell
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Admiral Meade
Webster Davis
Missouri
Corfu
Thessaly
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London
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Harold Fields
Hoboken
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C. D. Borden
Ralli
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George
Nis
Kauffman, Dinkelspiel & Co
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Rochester
Edwin F. Thorne
St. Vincent’s Hospital
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Island of
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Joseph H. Choate
Drummond
Clara Morris
Camille
Siam
Bangkok
Kitty Abbey
Henry E. Abbey
Metropolitan Opera
Mme. Blanc
America
Princeton
Nassau
Republic
Gems of Thought From Daily Prose
A collection of brief aphorisms and quotes from various authors and thinkers. Each line offers reflections on time youth aging decision virtue faith and the motivation behind virtue, attributed to Goethe Mencius Lowell Moutholon and others.
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Atchison Globe
Goethe
Mencius
Lowell
Dangers of Cigarette Poisoning Prompt Calls for Restrictions
Instances of fatal cigarette poison ing multiply, underscoring dangers of the practice. Some states have moved to interdict manufacture or sale, though no adequate remedy exists. Every legitimate effort against this evil earns public encouragement and aid.
Giant see-saw promises thrills at Tennessee exposition
No great tower will be provided at the Tennessee exposition but adventure seekers will enjoy a giant see-saw with a 150 foot beam pivoted 75 feet high. Each car at the ends will carry 25 people offering a bold ride for spectators.
Government to end coin mutilation for ornaments
The government acts to stop mutilating coins for ornament and curb the easy income from lightening Uncle Sam's gold pieces, pledging strict enforcement of the law.
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Sam
Why I Love Jesus in Endearment Week Topic
Rev. S. H. Doyle presents the May 9 week topic for Christian Endeavor. The discussion centers on God's love as the motive for loving God and Christ, citing John 3 16 and 1 4 19 17, plus related Bible readings and a Junior union meeting suggestion.
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Rev. S. H. Doyle
Toric
Jesus
John iv
John iii
God
Christ
John
I Thess. i
Churches must reach outsiders to grow and serve
The Lutheran Observer argues many pastors and churches neglect outreach to nonmembers and occasional attendees. It emphasizes that most congregations need deliberate methods to convert irreligious outsiders, while some large groups may grow without such efforts.
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Lutheran Observer
Christian Endeavor Report At Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
The Euclid Avenue Baptist Church in Cleveland highlights a year of work by its Christian Endeavor society. Missions contributions exceed $500, over 5000 books and periodicals were distributed, 700 visits made, 17 cottage prayer meetings held, an ice water fountain maintained on a city street, and two members sent abroad as foreign missionaries. The motto reads Attempt great things for God, expect great things from God.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Cleveland
Growth of Life Through Joys and Griefs
A Lutheran reflection compares love as a single vital energy producing both joys and sorrows in human life. It likens roses to sweetness and thorns to protection, all arising from the same soil and root of love.
I Believe in God and Christ's Teachings
The quotation from Ian Maclaren expresses belief in God the Father and Jesus, a clean heart, charitable service, unworldly living, the beatitudes, and a pledge to trust, follow, forgive enemies, and seek righteousness. It emphasizes faith, devotion, and ethical living.
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God
Jesus
Christ
Ian Maclaren
Jesus Touched The Extremes Of Life
A Philadelphia Methodist reflection notes that Jesus was cradle to tomb, sharing humbling humanity. It cites scripture stating he was tempted as we are and understands our frailty, offering comfort to the tempted.
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Jesus
Philadelphia Methodist
Expect Great Things From God Bellwether Saying
A Reformed Church Messenger reflection urges believers to trust God for large outcomes and even small burdens, arguing that true faith appears in expecting God’s action on minor matters and ultimate salvation alike.
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Reformed Church Messenger
Buffalo Provision Market Report Includes Grain and Livestock Prices
Buffalo May 4 market notes wheat at No 1 hard 833c No 1 northern 784c winter red 90 gc corn No 2 yellow 30c No 3 yellow 12c oats No 2 white 244c No 3 mixed 1934c rye No 2 89c. Flour prices vary by grade. butter at 1744 18c. cheese full cream 10 11c. eggs 104c. East Buffalo live stock market reports cattle ranges 2.25 to 5.15 premium heifers 2.25 3.50 calves 2.50 8.50. sheep Lambs 4.45 5.10. hogs heavy 4.10 4.15.
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C.i.f
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Western Creamery
Elgins
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Southern
Burralo
Graham
Canada
East Buffalo
Exra
Buffalo hay market prices and grade breakdown
Market listings show No 1 timothy per ton at 5.09 dollars and No 2 hay at 214.00 918.00 apparently, with bated hay and straw prices around 12.00 to 06.09.7.00 and bundled rye cited. Prices appear in crude OCR with misread figures and require verification.
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Buffalo
A Wise Son Lesson From Epworth League
Rev W J Yates outlines the weekly Epworth League lesson on a wise son guiding youth. The piece defines a balanced boy who loves activity, respects authority, avoids mischief, and aims to do right, valued by family and community, more than material wealth.
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W. J. Yates
A. M. Topic
Mother Love
Father
Epworth League Defense Keeps Strict Moral Standards for Methodists
Before the general conference debate over amusements, Epworth League petitions against loosening theater and dancing restrictions prevailed. The league argues youth prefer church sociability and Christian conduct, asserting prayer meetings and proper activities foster politeness better than worldly venues. The decision reflects young Methodists’ stance on recreation.
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Epworth League
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The
Self help and work ethics urged for youth progress
A historical view contrasts past youth programs with present methods. It argues that self driven effort yields skill and character, citing artists and the idea that ability comes from hard work, not luck, and that individuals must solve their own problems rather than rely on others.
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America
New temperance drink used by Glasgow stokers and farm laborers
The piece describes a drink made from fine ground oat meal, lemon juice, sugar and water as a cheap thirst quencher replacing beer. It notes its popularity with Glasgow stokers and harvest workers. A deaf mute boy demonstrates truth and lies with chalk lines, then a Cicero quote on true friendship.
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Glasgow
How Salt Was Made In Ancient Times
The art of making salt dates to Gauls and Germans who burned salt water on wood to evaporate it. Britons likely used the same method, with charred wood found near Cheshire salt springs. Rome used salt as revenue before Christ, paying soldiers with it. the term salary derives from salarium.
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Cheshire
Christ
Detroit
Free Press
Plowman moves through dawn fields in hopeful verse
The poem paints gray trees and crimson tips along furrows as a plowman labors at dawn. Horses sweat and crows cry against a windless land while the speaker reflects on faith, decay of kingdoms, and a call to joy and morning song.
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