National Fund pledges urged in Albion drive
A broad appeal from Albion Mich requests widespread support for a national fund drive. The notice lists dozens of donors with varied pledges from $600 to $1, and notes a second report bringing total to 4180. It urges timely pledges and payments, and frames the appeal as a call to unified action over political and moral issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Mien
Bob
Leween
Baxvg
Dicxie
Michaux Foxp
W. T. Wardwell
Samuel Dickle
John G. Woolley
Alex. McVittie
Thomas Montgomery
John F.,eesley
H. G. Colman
W. D
M.F.L. Gannett
Crandall
W. P. Cook
T. H. Brown
Theo. B. Hoagland
Geo. T. Hoagland
Rev
Stuart Mitchell
J. P. Knowles
Will B. Ellis
Levi Packard
R. M. Tinh
A. B. Leonard
D. D
Wm. G Dufford
W H. Douglass
Mra
J. Douglass
Ates Mary
Douglass
Wm. F. Jones
M. Miller
Addie M. Hollon
John W. Baird
Wm. H Levering
J K. Young
Latham Coffin
Geo. Dunlap
F. A. Bosworth
D. Fairbanke
Adolph Frost
G. H. Cowdery
J Jay Dana
Wm. Granssle
J. F Heiberg
L. C. Fillmore
Fred T Jenks
A. E. Bragsie
R. R. Palmer
Fall River
J .H. Botdorf
C. G. Buddington
E. P. Fisher
E. Harding
J. Dean
A Wn Greene
John Pp. F. Hagen
E. B. Fenby
John 8. Hunt
Edwin A. Holmes
D. H. Beebe
A Hertzel
A. Major
W. Olomo
O. H. Lugg
Washington Letter Remembers Mrs Cleveland at Communion
The article recounts Mrs. Cleveland attending a First Presbyterian Church service with Dr Talmage and Dr Byron Sunderland presiding at a Communion ceremony. Sunderland invites Mrs. Cleveland to remain in her pew for parishioners to greet her, drawing tears and warm handshakes from clergy and congregants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
First Presbyterian Church
Ovary
Talmage
Byron Sunderland
Bunderland
Polk
Sunderland
Hamline
Department of Legislation
Hill
Congress
U. S
Senate Pais
Childrens
Taaperance Legion
Baloona
District of Columbia L
G A R Post Attends Service at Bethany Baptist Church
Attention Given Post No 133 Dayton Dept of Ohio G A R invited by Rev C T Northrop to attend divine service at Bethany Baptist Church on Sabbath February 21 1897 at 1030 am. Post members meet at G A R hall at 10 oclock sharp and march to the church by order Post Commander John BR McKinney and Adjutant N Kurre certify notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.T. Northrop
Department of Ohio
Bethany Baptist Barch
G. A.R. Ball
Ootock Shago
Jonn BR
McKinney
Poat
Seventy Years Old at Wardwell Reception in 1807
On Monday Feb 1 1807 Hon W T Wardwell turned seventy amid a Prohibitionist reception at the home of Mr and Mrs John T Stanley. Over 300 attendees sent tributes via letters from leading Prohibitionists praising his steadfast work. Speakers lauded Wardwell’s character and dedication to reform as he reflected on aging and his lifelong devotion to the Prohibition cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iset
The
Friends
Baltimore
Eogietfen
Meeting of Friends
Washington Society
Thomas W. Sidwell
National Congress of Mothers
Milburn
J. W. Birney
Ongreen
Raappose
Mra
Mary Lowe Lickinson
White House
Washington
Helen M. Gardner
Boston
Naeeda
Milas Francea Newton
Chicago
Constance Mackenzie
Philadelphia
G Stanley Hall
Worcester
Mass
Margaret E .Sangater
Anthony Comatock
H. A Stimson
N.Y
Mira
W.H. Felton
Cartareville
N.O
Julia King
Ellen Richardson
National Training School For Women
Ballie A. Cotton
Falkland
N. C
Mies
Anna A. Schryver
Ann Arbor
Mich
Hamilton Mable
N. Y
Stanton Blatch
Ellen M. Benrotin
W T Wardwell
New York
Ramuel Dichrie
Joshua Levering
Wardwell
George W Bain
Prohibition Party
Wiliam T. Wardwell
Catcomed
Catcom
Mr. Wardwell
John G. Woolley
William T Wardwell
C. W. Stewart
Wolfenburger
Loui Beauchamp
William Lloyd
Olel Witter
Ife
Jove
Joans of Nazareth
W. T Wardwall
Allence
Liam
Sue
Danecrane
Poltena
Ota
Pet
Ben
Prohibition
Brunkera
Prohibition Platform Endorsed At National Convention
The Prohibition party declares that the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages have caused great social and political harm and must be banned by state and national law. It calls for organizing the party and invites prohibition supporters to unite, while leaving other political questions to representatives, as welfare demands action. The resolution also states that suffrage must not be abridged on account of race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Party
Friends of Prohibition
Train connections and fare details for Pennsylvania Lines
Fragmentary OCR reveals information about train connections between Columbus New and Cleveland via Mangdeld Toledo Division, with Nos 4 and 8 serving routes to Nilegond Youngstown and Ulquo. Officials listed include FORD, Crem Pamager Agent, and G W Leyda agent Wooster D. Time rates and further running details requested from Pennsylvania Lines agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atricite Connection
C. A
Cleveland
Nena
Columbus
New
Mangdeld
Toledo
Tidin
Nilegond
Youngstown
L Florer
EA. Ford
Hi-M-C
Wrrspunara Penna
Enrtia
Trina
Isnnsylvania
Leyda
Wooster
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National Fund
Menacre
Lancole
Cooper Institute
Riv. T. K
I, N
Kurrre
William T. Wardwell
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Wardiwell
Tim
Corncat
Maing
Marion
Bost
Pointera
Joungor
Isa
B. Taylor Jouneon & Taylor
Attorneys-At-Law
Wovermx
Ohto
QmMoe
Nice Brook
L. B. Orltohfold Br
LE. Oritohfield Jr
Attorneys AT Law
Quinby Bloor
W Bido
Public Square
Odio
H. A. Hart
EYE
North Market BL
New Luthoran Church
Wooatar
Asa’t
Ear
Burg N
Eye and Ear Institute
Dr. W. W
Firestone
N. Mangar
Wooster, Ohio
City Book Bindery
Jacob Fibcher
Pontego
Woosto O
National Prohibition Platform
Opscarte
U, S
A.snow&co
Wes Hina Tor
America
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Broadway
Pennsylvania
Ines
Central
Jar Hiv Oy
Eure Alllanes
Maximo Lauwrilto
Anton Mimalilon
Luwronoa
Hortontity
Orrville
Bantthville Wooster Mhreve Tig
Radia
Valparaiso
Plymouth
Linia Hargrns
Uchs
Vorrysville
Taudonville
Lakeville
Coater “ Rinithyvillo
Burton Chyry Lawrences Oy
Canton
Tanulavilla
Maslina
Allianco
Lactonia
Calonbinin Beaver Palla Pill
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