Praying in Secret at the Hewao Church Retreats
A feature describes the Hewao Casholie Church and its members plans and rooms for private religious retreats. It details the quiet prayer rooms, portraits, furnishings, and the roles of Miss Gould and Miss Gouldborrett in organizing charity work, with references to related figures and places in New York society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewao Casholie Ghureb
Tusen Macy
Alice
Wasy Chwirs
Ry Baptist Church
Helen Gentd
Bern
Gound
Edith Shepard
Vanderbilt Boare
Fiftiend Street
Fifth Avenue
Madonna
John D. Crimulos
Tooadore
A. Havemeyer
Couderts
Iselins
New York
Riba
Tragic Silver Lake Hall Fire Kills 41 on Christmas Eve
A Christmas Eve fire at Christman Brothers Hall in Silver Lake Oregon trapped a crowd at a Christmas tree festival. A lamp overturned starting a blaze that burned 41 people and wounded 16, five of whom are expected to die. The two story building housed Christman Brothers store and the hall above. Fire Chief Bresin and Fireman Rooney were killed by a collapsing floor while rescue efforts continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiamara
Silver Lake
Ore
Christman Brothers’ Hall
James
John Buick
Childres
Owsley
J. J. Buick
Suplling
Howard
W. C. Beatté
Wits
Coshow
Frank West
Ed Bowen
Bresiis
Rooney
New York
Jubo J. Bresiin
John L. Rooney
F Cassidy & Soo Manufacturing Company
Stant Poremas
William Hennesay
Twenty-fourth Street
Twenty Third
Bremen
H.R Horner & Co
Cassidy Company
Brentin
Messia
Heenessy
Lee
Aroman
Kaalin
Thames
Tony
Mars
Ex-Senator Fair Dies in San Francisco at 64
Ex senator James G. Fate known as Senator Fair, famed Nevada mining and San Francisco real estate magnate, died suddenly at Lick House San Francisco at 12 20 AM. He left a fortune valued near 40 million in mines water front property and 40 blocks of real estate. His son Charles Fair, once disinherited, was present for his death as reconciliations had occurred. estate plans shifted to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lick House
San Prauomeo
Sam Francisco
James G
Senator Fair
North Beach
Charles G. Fair
Ireland
United States
Nevada
Comatock Lode
Floood, Mackey, Fair & O'Brien
San Francisco
Calford Real Estate
Mre
Hermann Ostrich
Virginia Bair
New York
Charles Bair
de. Livingston
Charlie
Palr
Fair
Hardihood
Flood
McKay
Market Street
Senator Wair
Charles Fair
Livingston
Son
Hall
Parr
Herman Oolrich
Virginia Fair
Charles L. Fair
Mistaken social missteps on a city streetcar ride
A young woman laments a string of awkward events after visiting Mrs Blank for condolences. She recounts delivering a stone card, expecting a meeting, and later rushing to see a bride. Friends discuss the faux pas and the discomfort of the social missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth
Mra. Blank
Coe Corper
Fragmentary Note Sparks Guess of New Trend
Two friends in a car discuss a remark about a hand being served, suggesting it may be a new fad, as they leave the polok setting referenced in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheeta
Polok
Extra Session Talk Spurs Fifty-Fourth Congress Call
The Capitol weighs an early extra session as two key bills stall. The income tax enforcement bill and the Carlisle currency bill face Senate fights led by Hill and Quay. If blocked, President Cleveland may convene the Fifty-fourth Congress after March 4 to relieve the treasury amid dwindling gold reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Hill
Quay
Treasury
Cleveland
Congress
Faw
Hayes
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Oregon
Woiitaker
Lay
Nissouri
Samuel J. Randall
Gladstone hosts Armenian appeal as Turkish atrocities denounced
A conference by the Anglo Armenian Association with Francis Seymour Stevenson led to resolutions condemning Turkish crimes in Armenia and praising press and pulpit efforts. A government general for Turkish Armenia was named with Berlin treaty sanction. Deputation then visited Hawarden to meet Mr Gladstone and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TER
Francis Seymour Stevenson
No Bve
Suffolk
Armenia
Hawarden
Mr. Gladstone
Stephen Gladstone
Gladstone
Stone and Thomas Offer Childrens Eiderdown Cloaks
A compact sale listing shows a table of children's Eiderdown Cloaks priced or cataloged under the Stone and Thomas department. The note mentions Haig trimmed, indicating a discount or selection adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haig
Outrage claims and Gladstone notes at Hawarden amid Armenian concerns
A reader remarks on alleged outrages and calls for executive action, while news from Hawarden reports Rt Hon William E Gladstone's eighty-fifth birthday, good health, and visits from Armenian associations. Observations include political hopes, warnings, and social scenes surrounding the era's tensions and public figures.
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Mader Sinty
Willia Bhrize
Glia
Saien Gould
Bety Werkom
Feapiyrigne
Pieteres Iples
Julie Mackay, Jr
Theo
Dapess Bilin
Tadie
Jaxgal
Bonor
Hillon
Waiek
Seok
Clerazyman
Boon
Amy Head
Claude Weady
Te Weaith
Pat
Margaret Louisa
Toledo
Ghrle Dawe
Torx
Dayvee and Michigan Railway Company
Oneifa
Amy Nev
Helen Would
Bureau of Ameican Ethnology
New World
Vohy
Philadelphia
Briviah
No Qeestiia
Erevan, Ruvareta
Achare i
Ibeonghemae Delleimwer
Armenian Association
Markiad
DRY Goods
Tone & Thomas
Stone & Thomas
Formar
Stone & Thomas, P.S
Balgarts
Biethda
Lexpos
Rt. Hom
William E. Gilad
Gladatone
London Tone
Stephenson
Herry
Mary Gladstone
Wm. E. Gladstone
Steph Stone
Harry Drew
Gladator
James Garett
Veteras
Uy Em
Madison and
State Streets
Alde
Parent
Volens
Marier
Necemary
Omar
Hood
Saremgarilia
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