Republican nominates Black Woodruff and Vann for statewide offices
The Republican state convention at Syracuse nominates Frank S. Black of Troy for governor Timothy L. Woodruff for lieutenant governor and Irving G. Vann for the supreme court. William McKinley accepts the Republican presidential nomination and Bryan tours Albany Utica and beyond addressing large crowds.
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Saratoga
Frank S. Black
Troy
Timothy L. Woodruff
Irving G. Vann
Supreme Court
William McKinley
William J. Bryan
Albany
Utica
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Ontonagon
Mich
Danville
Tenn
Ab Hinson
Hinson
Canada
Toledo
Vincedor of
Chicago
Bryan
N. Y
Xenia
Canea
Crete
Archanes
Zanzibar
Khalid
Hilton, Hughes & Co
New York
Laurada
Cuba
Gales Ferry
Conn
Brown Works
Cleveland
Constantinople
Vincedor
Benjamin Harrison
Madison Square Garden
Music Hall
Buffalo
New York State
Navy Department
United States
James Hutchinson
Rochester
Lavack- Murphy
Brooklyn
Thrush
Racoon
O. S. Faxon & Co
Boston
Newark
Welch
W. Va
State Department
Harrison
Carnegie Hall
Chauncey Depew
Terrence V. Powderly
McKinley
Czar
Czarina
Russia
Francis Joseph
Austria
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Li Hung Chang
England
New York City
Bank of England
America
Argyle. Mackey
Washington
Baltimore
Gallagher
Jamestown Man Drops Dead on Street
Robert Greaves a woolen mill dyer in Jamestown fell dead on the corner of Harrison street and Footes avenue after leaving a physician's office. He had been ill for some time.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Robert Greaves
Harrison Street
Footes Avenue
The Markets New York Money Market Report
New York money on call 3 8 percent while prime mercantile paper ranges 7 9 percent. Sterling exchange shows actual business in bankers' bills at about 4.8414 for demand and 4.8234 for 60 days. Posted rates 4.83 4.844 and 4.85. Commercial bills around 4 81 44. Silver certificates at 68 Mexican bar silver at 60 34 to 60 34 cents.
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Cleveland
Li Hung Chang
New York
Syndicate of
New York Bankers
New York State Canal Board
Springfield
Mass
Retimo
Island of Crete
Hooker
Olean
N. Y
Gibara
Constantinople
McKinsey
Canton
John Holmes
Green Bay
Wis
Portsmouth
William Henson
Madagas
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
New York Produce Market Prices Report
The New York Produce Market shows varied quotes across flour, rye flour, cornmeal, barley, rye, wheat, oats, hay, pork, butter, cheese, and dairy products. Notable levels include flour for patent types around 4.00 to 4.20 per unit, rye flour at 2.40 to 2.75, cornmeal at 56 to 58, wheat No 2 red around 68 to 67, oats No 2 around 20 to 23, butter near 16c, and cheese around 5 to 8c.
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City Mills
Minnesota
Western
Milwaukee
Cf. O. B
Western Dairy
Western Creamery
Elgins
State Dairy
Pennsylvania
Southern
A Lesson From Egypt On Cats And Onions
A historical note explains ancient Egypt used a cat onion currency based on a 16 to 1 ratio. Papyrus strips represented cats and onions, forming a double standard monetary system. By 963 B C new Nubian agriculture disrupted parity as Nile Valley soils boosted onion production.
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Faque Hur
Upper Nile
Egypt’s Royal Currency Row Over Cats and Onions
In ancient Egypt a feline value standard replaces onions as currency after onions surge to 30 to 1 against cats. Pharaoh Ram Bankshus III denounces onion coinage, insisting the sixteen to one ratio is now thirty to one due to onion abundance. Onion agitators are told to yield and feed crocodiles.
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Ram Bankshus III
Ram Bankshus
Egypt
Whidden Graham
Puck
Debate Over Silver Coinage And Government Ownership
The Washington Star summarizes the silver coinage debate, arguing against fixed bullion value by law and questioning free coinage benefits. It warns against concentration of silver in private hands and suggests government control of mines as a remedy, while noting voters’ dissatisfaction with platform omissions.
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Preachers of Prosperity
United States
Lesson on Christ's Enemies Through Passion and Appetite
Rev W W J Yates discusses how bodily appetites shape health and moral life. He argues impulses rise unaided, then must be checked by reason, urging that the higher motive leads to virtue while yielding to the lower leads to sin and ruin.
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W.W. J. Yates
A. M
Christ
Pure Fun and Folly in Life’s Proper Place
The piece argues that fun should uplift the higher nature and avoid causing unhappiness. It stresses balance, noting there is a time to dance and sing, but not all times and places are appropriate. True happiness comes from choosing the highest good rather than momentary gratification.
Diligence and thrift linked to lifting wages and wealth
The piece argues wage earners face discontent yet notes faithfulness and diligence in modest means can rise from poverty to comfort and wealth. It asserts indolence and lack of thrift keep people poor, while faithful workers earn future opportunities both in business and Christian service.
Take the Dog by the Ears in the Fight for Good
An eastern proverb about meddling in others quarrels frames a call to moral action. The piece argues for active engagement in the struggle between good and evil, warning neutrals that inaction aids wrong and that personal light brings duty, guilt, or merit depending on choices.
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Christ
Satan
Not enough to craft a headline
Fragmentary religious reflection urges generous giving to God of wealth time and talents as a life’s offering.
Bible Study Theme For Week Of Sept 6
Comment by Rev. S H Doyle urges valuing Gods words in the Bible. The sermon stresses scriptures as divine in spiration, outlines methods to maximize Bible study including daily reading, teaching at home and in schools, thinking and meditating, conversing about scripture, and living by its teachings.
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S. H. Doyle
Toric
Moses
Endeavorers Turn Circus Visit Into Gospel Mission
About 200 Colorado Springs Endeavorers attended a circus after church to address spiritual welfare of workers. The rally was large and uplifting with 80 men expressing a desire to live better. All town New Testaments were bought the next day and given to the men.
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Colorado Springs
Circus
Senior Society Celebrates Active Endeavorer Spirit
A California Endeavorer reflects on aging in the Senior society and the drive to stay active beyond forty. After twelve years in the movement she rejects being sidelined, noting younger members rise rapidly and urging continued contribution.
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California
Thistle Symbolism and Pearl Quest in Johnson Quotation
A literary line by Helen M. Johnson compares a fragrant thistle and pleasant thorn fruit to a disease in shellfish forming a pearl. It frames sickness as a path to a greater reward, the "pearl of great price."
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Helen M. Johnson
Only believe: words of Jesus offer saving truth
The Epis copal Recorder quotes a concise yet comforting directive stating that belief embodies the core essence of salvation. The phrase Only believe is presented as a timeless, reassuring tenet for readers seeking spiritual guidance.
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Jesus
Episcopal Recorder
The Christian's Victory Principle
A quote on Christian victory states the secret lies in facing the enemy as already conquered, not as one who remains to be defeated. The reflection emphasizes faith over fear and relies on spiritual assurance.
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H. W. Smith
Christian Endeavor notes outline growth and activities
The article surveys new English societies including many junior groups and notes Pittsburg aims to host the Christian Endeavor convention during its silver anniversary in 1906. It reports a Mount Vernon New York post office closure on Sundays due to Endeavor efforts and Belfast granting summer prayer meeting continuance. Dr Clark plans a year abroad promoting Endeavor work with visits to India Australia South Africa and possibly Japan or China.
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Vienna
Russia
Polk Wells
Desperado
Anamoss
C. W. Hibbard
St. Louis
Gold Standard Democrats of
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Indianapolis
National Gold Standard Democratic
Henry Watterson
Vilas
Grover Cleveland
Bryan
Ohio
McKinley
Canton
Tennessee
Kentucky
Li Hung Chang
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Charles Stanley Reinhart
Grand Army of the Republic
St. Paul
Carthagena
Prince Lobanoff Rostovsky
Turkey
Greenland
South Africa
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Wis
Cleveland
Hollenden Hotel
Bragg
Crete
Hudson
West Point
Military
Kings County
N. Y
Auburn Prison
Corning
Buffalo
New York State
Republican Party
Warner Miller
Michael Heenan
Dorchester
Mass
Dr. MacDonald
New York State Lunacy Commission
J. E. Wilford
Batavia
Sharkey
John L. Sullivan
Dublin
Eliquitable Powder Company
Alton
Ills
Springfield
Nat Butler
Hoke Smith
David R. Francis
Joseph Orosz
Pittsburg
Christian Endeavor
Mount Vernon
Christian Endeavorers
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Clark
India
Australia
Japan
China
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Local Directory
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Congress
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Senate
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Register
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C. B. Sampson
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Fred B. Jackson
Railroad Guide
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Western New York
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Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
B. B
Northern Standard
Dunkirk,ny
PRUIT
Warren County
Tyue
SDAYT
Teiursdayt
Farmers’ Horse
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Astoria
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Rasth Street
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the Centaur Company
Murray Street
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Epworth League
Fidelity
ITI
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Feo
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Mortmain
Longfellow
Potter's Field
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Reade Catlin
T. Bruce Dilks
Thomas Holmes
New Jersey State Gazette
United States Veterinaryers
Business Medical Association
Buffalo University
W. Horace Hoskins
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