Local County Officials List in Partial Census
A historical listing details county government roles including Member of Congress Charles W. Stone Senate Charles M. Shortt Assembly Paul W. Brown President Judge Charles H. Stbee Associate Judges H. C. Huntington J. HH. Sandstrom Prothonotary Geeter F. Yates Register on Recorder Wm. McCray Sheriff D. M. Howard Treasurer M. A. Myers County Commissioners John A. Akins C. B. n Roger Mooney Commissioners Clerk Fred B. Jackson District Attorney J. W. Dunkle Co Supt Schools H. M. Putnam Jury Commissioners 8. C. Graham R. E. Geer Coroner Dr. W. S. Peirce Auditors W. J. Alexander John A. spews Ba Logan r James is County Surveyor D. F. A. Wheelock.
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Congress
Charles W. Stone
Senate
Charles M. Shortt
Assembly
Paul W. Brown
Charles H. Stbee
H. C. Huntington
J. HH. Sandstrom
Geeter F. Yates
Wm. McCray
D. M. Howard
Urer
M. A. Myers
John A. Akins
Roger Mooney
Fred B. Jackson
J. W. Dunkle
H. M. Putnam
C. Graham
R. E. Geer
W. 8
Peirce
W. J. Alexander
John A.spews
Logan R
James Is
D. F. A. Wheelock
Fires and floods dominate week of May 21 to 27
The page chronicles widespread disasters and unrest from May 21 to May 27. It notes floods in Crookston Minnesota bursting a dam with extensive damage but no loss of life, coal bunker fires on the battleship Indiana, major forest fires in the Adirondacks, and a cyclone-battered Midwest. Reports include Cuba and Weyler, Spanish wheat crop failures, Colorado and New York political notes, and numerous violent incidents across states, plus public fears over immigration and conscription.
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Hackett
New York
Republican State Committee
Crookston
Minn
Indiana
Adirondacks
Iowa
Spain
Grand Army
New York State
Utica
United States
Jose Marti
F. A. Cole
Monroe County Bank of
Rochester
Committee of Citizens of
Milwaukee
Francis A. Fales
Troy
N. Y
Otto Brede
Newport
Walling
Pawnee Reservation
Nebraska
Vieuna
Cuba
Buzzard’s Bay
Mass
Missouri
Czar
Czarina
Moscow
Kremlin
Boies
Alberto Diaz
Washington
Weyler
House
Senate
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Saratoga
South Africa
Johannesburg
John Conroy
Ogdensburg
Association of Iron and Steel
Detroit
Pittsburg
Bingen-on-the Rhine
Germany
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Horsa
Southport
N. C
Irwin L. Ford
Elsie Kregle
Buf O
Buffalo
Terrell
Turkey
United States Senate
France
Congress
Presbyterian General Assembly
John L. Withrow
Chicago
Fish
New York State Assembly
Joseph Holt
Mechanic Falls
Martin Hays
Elmira
Senator Quay
McKinley
Canton
Gee
Royal Palace
Madrid
St. Louis
Oklahoma Territory
London
Phabe Cousins
Los Angeles
Cal
Dyer
Eng
Moncton
N. B
Jordan Phillips
Fat Dewit
Ark
Thomas F. Byrnes
Casualty Insurance Company
Cleveland
Morgan
Lapointe
Brockville
Ont
Howard
T. C. Platt
Morton
Warner Miller
Li Hung Chang
China
America
Crete
John 8
Johnson
William Pierce
Middletown
Attleboro
Denver
Maud Williams
Stonington
Lincoln
Lansing
Mich
Francis J. Kieckhoefer
State Department
Valeria
Bon Durant
Eugene V. Debs
Labor
Roberts
Kansas
Illinois
Indian Territory
Michigan
North McGregor
House Pension Committee
Lydia Taft
Connecticut
Treasury
Methodist Episco Conference
Fort Branch
Ind
Deseronto
Omaha
Bolln
Lacagne
Kan
Martin Frost
United States Treasury
Europe
Malone
Silver Men Carried Everything In May County Primary
The May 27 primaries of the free silver faction of the Democratic party proceeded without incident. Free coinage supporters voted, opponents stayed away, and the county convention followed the silver faction's wishes as gold standard members abstained.
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Cubcano
Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
Jackson
Jefferson
Democ
The Markets. New York Money Market Report
New York Money Market notes May 26 show money on call at 2 percent, prime mercantile paper at 4 54 percent, sterling bills trading with actual business in bank ers' bills around 4884 488% for demand and 24.874 4873 for 60 days. Posted rates list 488 4.89 and 44.8054 400 with commercial bills at 4.86. Silver certificates quoted at 68' 0} c, bar silver at 66 34 c.
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Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Produce Market Prices Mixed Across Grains
Spot and futures quotes show flour, cornmeal, rye, barley, wheat, and other grains near steady to mixed. Notable items include winter patent flour at 4.15, No 2 red wheat around 73-75 cents, corn options near 28-44 cents, and various butter and pork price levels in the dairy and meat sections.
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City Mills
Minnesota
Western Dairy
Western Creamery
Elgins
M Cleary Speech Destroys Free Coinage Arguments
The March 27 Congressional Record features J. T. McCleary of Minnesota condemning unrestricted silver coinage. He argues free coinage fails by cherry picking facts, challenges price declines since 1873, and notes price trends since 1818. He cites wages and French bimetallism to undermine silver advocates and criticizes local protectionists for endorsing silver in hopes of lowering American wages.
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J. T. McCleary
Minnesota
East
England
Northwest
McCleary
France
Pennsylvania
Mexico
Japan
Baltimore Sun
Absurdity of Double-Standard Legislation
A Belton Texas Journal letter argues there is no double standard in the world and asserts commerce governs value not law. It contends a sixteen to one ratio favors politicians while workers deserve the best pay, urging honest investigation over adopting unequal wages.
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Urban G. Mease
Citizens National Bank
Warren
Belton (Tex
Where Can Money Be Borrowed Cheapest
Silverites claim high loan rates from robber goldbugs. The author argues interest is lower in gold standard countries and higher in silver standard nations like India, China, and Mexico. If free silver lowers rates, Japan and Mexico do not reflect this effect.
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United States
Germany
Great Britain
India
China
Mexico
Japan
Ready for death in Christian Endeavor sermon
Rev S H Doyle comments for the week starting May 31 on readiness for death. He cites 2 certainties in life and urges constant preparation through faith in Christ, noting death as a doorway to accountability and the hope of resurrection. Biblical references accompany the guidance.
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S. H. Doyle
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Mind as a House of Windows on God’s Teachings
A Philadelphia Methodist note compares the mind to a house with many windows, teaching through nature and creation. It urges open eyes to see admonition and inspiration in ant industry dove innocence lilies and grass, while warning that the god of this world blinds many from the true God’s aims.
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Philadelphia
The Wonder of It In Evangelical Revival
The piece argues that not all preachers share equal faith or eloquence yet revivals are infrequent and should be pervasive like dawn overpowering night, leaving a universal day, reflecting on gospel ministry and inspiration from the Independent.
Readiness of God to forgive and bless in belief
Zion's Herald reflects on human despair at seeking forgiveness from God. The piece asks, how can one be accepted when they have neglected and denied divine love, emphasizing divine readiness to forgive, help, befriend, adopt, and bless.
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Zion
Christlike Example Includes Instruction for Others
An editor emphasizes that a mother’s example must pair intelligent testimony to Christ with teaching for the ignorant. The message urges completeness by combining living example with clear instruction to share truth.
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Christ
Chronic carping blamed as deadly to church members
A quotation from the American Friend mocks chronic carping as a fatal disease, noting its infectious nature and its especially harmful impact when directed at church members.
No Time to Devote to His Service
A Ram's Horn quips that some men offer money for preacher support but lack time to devote to service, critiquing misplaced priorities in religious duty.
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Ram
Conservatism Critiqued by Jewish Voice As Radicalism Questioned
A Jewish Voice letter argues that insincere and inconsistent conservatism is as objectionable as radicalism, framing the critique as a call for genuine stance. The commentary emphasizes integrity over rigid ideology in public discourse.
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Jewish Voice
No Reading Latin Here The No Message
A compact quotation note highlights the value of refusing or declining. It frames saying no as more useful than learning Latin, attributing the idea to Spurgeon. The item presents a short, provocative sentiment on restraint and practicality.
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Spurgeon
Heart Work in Personal Beauty Motto by Miller
Quote asserts true culture of beauty lies in heart work, not appearance, credited to J. B Miller. Keeps a reflective, moral tone about inner character guiding outer looks.
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J. B& Miller
Stand by your colors Epworth Leaguers pledge
The piece urges strict adherence to the Discipline of the Methodist Episcopal Church, praising loyal obedience and vigilance against worldly pleasures. It argues subordination to spiritual authority, condemns imitation of other societies, and calls Epworth Leaguers to faithful conduct and reserve of entertainment.
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Jobanv
Corvili
Methodist Episcopal Church
League
Epworth Leaguers
Growth of Young People Movement Strengthens Church
The gains in numbers show gladness but are secondary to the movement's impact. The Young People's Movement advances youth in piety and intelligent devotion, aims for permanent uplift, and pursues cooperation with similar organizations. Literary work remains valuable alongside devotional, social, mercy, and helper efforts.
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League
Church of the Future
Church of the Fathers
Evangelical youth alliances and church cooperation debated
The Evangelical association promotes a Young People's alliance with The Evangelical Herald as its paper. Dr S A Steel opposes amalgamation of the Ep worth League with the Christian Endeavor movement, urging denominational rather than sectarian aims. He supports cooperation with similar groups and resists consolidation. The King's Daughters push helpful programs and establish reading circles. missions receive attention. The southern Baptists are waking to youth efforts, and Juliet Illinois hosts a Silver Cross Hospital thanks to King's Daughters.
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The
Evangelical Association
Young People’s Alliance
Evangelical Herald
League
Southern Baptists
Juliet
Ills
King’s Daughters
England
Norway
America
Memorial Day and Fourth of July Rights for Youth
The piece urges honoring Memorial Day and Independence Day as true holidays for youths. It calls on parents and employers to allow freedom of action, avoid excessive work on holidays, and remember the sacrifices of the young who fought for unity, liberty, and justice.
Cover the Graves With Flowers
The piece honors soldiers buried at gravesites with flowers to honor memory and patriotism. It notes private soldiers’ bravery equal to leaders and urges national protection of institutions. It calls on readers to love country and seek divine guard over nation’s destinies.
Honor the Living and the Sacrifices of Veterans
A commemorative passage praises citizens who risked their lives to defend the Union and honors living veterans for courage and devotion. It also acknowledges the bravery of Confederate soldiers, recognizing their sacrifice in their own view of a noble cause.
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North
Fredericksburg
Gettysburg
Trie
The
Union
Great Lakes
Gulf
South
Triple Tragedy in Missouri at Belton
May 27 report from Belton Missouri states Mrs Mark Frost wife of a prominent local farmer drowned two of her children and herself. Mr Frost resided at Cleveland near Belton and was away at the time of the tragedy.
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Missouri
Belton
Mark Frost
Cleveland
Here
Frost
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Local Directory
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