Reverend Brickell Sermon Revives Washington Church
The Yobe-Democrat reports Rev. E. W. Brickell of Washington delivering a sermon on the need for living in Christ and the gospel’s power. He urged Christ’s literal words, praised early church fidelity, and urged love as the church’s core for outreach.
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St. Louis
Ido
AOL
Gester
St. Luke
Col. Ingersoll
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Jumus
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Abbot
Jesus
IBM
Eburgh
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Apostolic Church
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Nord
Bryan's Logic in Free Silver Debate Cited in Lexington Speech
The article quotes W J Bryan in Lexington Kentucky urging focus on money and farming policy. It contrasts mottoes High money Low times and Our barns are full but our pockets empty with current prices, arguing gold standard effects and farm hardship. It notes Bryan's plans to travel to Mexico to observe free silver impacts.
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Mateo Spaceh
Lexington
Free Silver
United States
Bryan Ie
Mexico
Jey
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Eons
Thieves Break Into Plainville Depot and Drug Store
Plainville reports two burglaries on August 26. Thieves entered J F Danner Co drug store and E depot through a front window. They took cash and three boxes of cigars, left a note signed Bum, and fled. Bloodhounds tracked, but trail was lost with no suspects.
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Plainville, Inc
Sekatee
J. F. Danner’ & Co
Thense
Bicknell
The Looming Cure Tale From A Storied Fight
A fragmentary verse narrative hints at a longstanding cures tale. It recalls a figure named Averts and a medicine vow, tracing a fight of fame tied to remedies from years past. The text suggests a historical medical dispute with bold claims and notable names.
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Claims World’s Fair Medal Record
The advertisement touts Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as the original remedy with an unmatched blood purifying record. It proclaims the product as the only sarsaparilla honored by a World’s Fair medal in 1893 and dismisses imitators as unable to match the record.
Farmers Face Gold Standard Debate On Prosperity And Markets
The piece argues that despite abundant wheat and strong prices, farmers should not assume continual prosperity under the gold standard. It notes past profits and current high money, urging Mr. Bryan to recognize that market conditions, not just industry, determine farmer earnings.
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Bryan
Odisiog
Nanetol
Fire damages several factories in Indianapolis street car barns
A morning fire in the street car barns at New Jersey and Nineteenth Streets caused losses to Chizma Street Car Company 7040 dollars Puritan Sprig Bed Company 20000 dollars Metallic Manufacturing Company 820000 dollars Kevlon Lock Company 85000 dollars. Insurance covers about two thirds of the total loss.
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Indianapolis, Inc
New Jersey
Nineteenth Streets
Chizma’ Street Car Company
Puritan Sprig Bed Company
Metallic Manufacturing Company
Kevlon Lock Company
Property Transfers Reported Week Ending August 26 1897
Transfers recorded by Heffernan and Mattingly attorneys list multiple deeds. Names include Lloyd Clark et ux to C G Barth, J W Clark et ux to F G Lutes, N Dobblyn to B B Dobblyn, Nelson C Wilson et ux to Ulara, and Lydia Diehle to SF set. Considerations vary and parcels cover NW and SW quarters in blocks within Griffts subdivision and Sayings & Loan Assoc additions. Continuous entries note dates, pages, and lot specifics with minor monetary values.
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Heffernan
Nelson C Wilson Etux
Ulara
D& Co
Pershing Etux
Minnie
Griffitas
Lydia Diehle & Bus
O'Donald
Daredevil FitzPatrick leaps seventy five feet into water
Rochester diver John FitzPatrick amazed a crowd at the B and O W bridge west of town. He jumped from the highest span into water about ten feet deep, plummeting feet first with a clean entry. He swam to shore uninjured aside from a light nose bleed, earning $8 from spectators and promising further shows.
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Ti Gazette
John’ FitzPatrick
Rochester
N. Y
FitzPatrick
Ile
Tod
Summer visitor in Detroit recalls Mark Hanna egg anecdote
A Detroit Journal piece recalls a summer visitor who knew Mark Hanna in his youth. The anecdote centers on a breakfast of poached eggs and Hanna's practical response to a host's depleted supply, illustrating his characteristic pragmatism and knack for steering social moments.
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Sherg
Detroit
Mark Hanna
Cleveland
Mark Svng
Mark
J Wwe
Twica
Orice
Editor Responds to Demands with Mock Diction and Divorce News
A satirical piece mocks a Democrat editor and his words about iconoclasts and information. The column also mentions a Cincinnati prize fight report, a fire alarm complaint, a wheat sale in Vincennes, and Mrs. Clementine Pally seeking a divorce from John Pally in Missouri with custody requests.
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Democrat
Cincinnati
Clementine Pally
John Pally
Dunklin County
Missouri
Pully
Togddinio
Ahe
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