Peaceful death of Very Rev Montgomery Schuyler in St Louis
Very Rev Montgomery Schuyler D D dean of Christchurch cathedral St Louis died at the family residence at 5 o'clock Thursday morning after a month long illness of bronchial pneumonia He was born January 9 1814 in New York and educated at Union College He served Trinity Church Marshall Mich Grace Church Lyons N Y and St Johns Buffalo before coming to Christchurch St Louis in 184 it He helped guide the church through Civil War era and became cathedral dean six years ago He was married three times and left eight children among them Rev Philip Schuyler of New York and Louis Schuyler of St Louis He was praised for Union support during the war and generous treatment of Confederate soldiers in hospitals
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St. Louis
Montgomery Schuyler
Christchurch
Williams
United States
Christ Church Cathedral
William Schuyler
Dr. Schuyler
New York City
Phillip Pieterse van Schuyler
New York
Anthony de Schuyler
Sarah Ridge
Washington
Xie
Grace Church
Lyons
N. Y
St. John's Buffalo
WN. Y
Broadway
Chestnut Street
Thirteenth
Loouat Streets
Union
Tess
Dean Schuyler
Ais
Sara Sandford
New
Piow
Schuyler
Sophia ‘Elizabeth Norton
Buffalo
Philip Schuyler
St. Ambrose Church
G. R. Talboys
Walter Norton Schuyler
William Scohuy- Aet
The
City High School
John F. Mills
Sophia
Gertrude
Euygene Schuyler
Perenta
Tuttle
Dun's Trade Review Reports March Failures and Prices Stagnant
Dun and Co notes a two week March failures liability of 96,799,397 with 261 US and 49 Canadian failures that week. Business shows limited improvement with shocks in cotton and wool, leather prices up, and widespread industrial slack. Wheat and corn demand weak. commercial loans remain tight and mills shut or under review for operation.
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New York
B.G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Atlantic
Garment workers win wage surge and return to work
Six hundred garment workers returned to their machines after winning 25 percent wage increases, a second weekly payday, union recognition, and a $200 bond from bosses. Fifty contractors signed, but the strike persists pending arbitration as civic leaders seek resolution for sweatshop conditions. A riotous clash at 168 Randolph Street preceded the return to work.
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Cuiiaco
Garment Workers
Civic ‘Federation
Manufacturing Clothiers’ Association
Cutters
Randolph Street
Levin
Arkin
Aegis Acta
Tragedy in TirFin as John Moes pleads not guilty
John Moes, who shot his divorced wife and her sister, surrendered to officers after barricading himself and was arraigned in TirFin, entering a not guilty plea. He is jailed on 10,000 bond as his wife nears death from injuries and her sister, Katie Smith, is reported recovering.
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John Moss
TirFin
Reigel
Marshal Lease
John Moes
Katie Smith
Moes
Boundary Dispute Talks Drive Venezuelan Confidence
Senor Andrade, Venezuelan minister, remains uninformed on reparations vital to the boundary dispute but trusts the United States to settle the matter as negotiations resume with British and U.S. officials. Secret plenipotentiary talks proceed amid high secrecy, with Curzon and Lord Salisbury guiding the process.
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Wasuingtoy
Senor Andrade
Cleveland
Congress
High Commission
Venezuela
United States
House of Commons
Curzon
Foreign Office
Bayard
Lord Salisbury
Olney
Henry Stafford Northcote
Worst snowstorm paralyses Ontario railway traffic
A' veritable blizzard rages with the heaviest fall in years across Moktaan region. March 20 reports show rail service disrupted as heavy snow and hail hindered transportation. Similar conditions hit Toronto and Watertown with widespread drifts delaying trains and halting highway travel.
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Toronto
Ont
Ontario
Watertown
N. Y
New York
Modern Martyrdom and Sacred Marriage Beliefs
A religious column spotlights ongoing martyrdom in Christian faith and the sanctity of marriage. Rev G F Kenngett argues Christians must model crucifixion in worship of God rather than institutions, while Elders W Richards emphasize marriage as a divine, unbreakable covenant under heaven.
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Christ
G. F. Kenngett
Lowell
Mass
W. Richards
Mormon
Brooklyn
Wives and Words From Rev Dr Hunter Halifax Speech
Quote from Rev Dr Hunter on valuing wives while alive, urging men to compliment their spouses rather than praise after death. Delivered in Halifax Nova Scotia as part of an evangelical message.
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Dr. Hunter
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Excursions to Kansas and Nebraska for 1896
Homeseeker’s Excursions will run from Missouri River points to Kansas and Nebraska stations on April 7, 21, and May 4, 1896 at one fare plus $2.00 for the round trip. Land in Kansas offered at $2.50 to $10.00 per acre with ten years to pay, 1-10 down, by Union Pacific. Kansas corn crop 1895 yielded over 201,600,000 bushels valued at over $48,000,000, $7,000,000 more than annual U.S. gold output. Receipts for railroad fare may be refunded on 820 acres purchased. For rates, consult nearest railroad agent. Maps and pamphlets available from B. A. McAllaster, Land Commissioner, Omaha, Neb.
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Ers
Kansas
Nebraska
Homeseeker
Missouri
Chicago
Peoria
St. Louis
Union Pacific Railway Company
United States
Union Pacific
Spor
B. A. McAlLasren
Omaha
Neb
A Varied Sampler of 19th Century Advertisements
A collage of aging patent medicine pitches and quips. Claims for Stomach Bitters, Dr Kline's remedies, Hale's Honey of Horehound and Turpentine, Pike's Toothache Drops, Brown's Bronchial Lozenge, and assorted quotes. The tone mimics a penny press page with dubious cures and witty fragments.
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Hale
Pike
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Digestive Relief
A testimonial claims sour stomach waterbrush and burning pain are cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. It is described as a blood purifier that tones the stomach and digestive organs, invigorates the liver, creates appetite, and improves sleep and overall health. The speaker cites over 12 years of indigestion and distress.
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Hod
Hood
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TRADE
Havana
Cardenas
el Varadero
Maceo
Pinar del Rio
J. Frank Clark
Cuba
Philadelphia
Arkell
Caradad
Orv Marn
Philadelphia Record
Hostetter
Duzpy
Dooby
Roxbury Gazette
Plato
Miss Design
Detroit Free Press
Ayett
Ayer
Ayers
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Peter Bursary
Leominster
Bett
Kennedy
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Boston
Ely
B. WW
Sperry
Hartford
Conn
Wely Brothers
Warren Street
Walter Baker & Co
Dorchester, Mass
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