Conference Elects Bishops and Extends Greetings
A session presided by Bishop Harrison addressed church matters and forwarded recommendations. Officers announced included J. W. Bolt and elected bishops Wea ant Dickson Lovato, with several district appointments noted along the Pacific coast and beyond.
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Pacific Coast
Raves
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Hlt
Barnaby
Eck Floyd
Presbyterian Church South elects moderator at Chattanooga session
The twenty eighth annual session of the Presbyterian Church South met in Chattanooga at 11 o'clock. Rev J C Hill of North Carolina Rev D Armstrong of Virginia and Rev C Woodrow of Columbia SC spoke on loyalty and defiance of subordination. Woodrow withdrew his name as candidate, and G H G gy was elected moderator. Rev AL West of Mississippi and Rev R E B Chidwell of Kentucky were elected clerk. Rev Wolbuy F Crafts spoke on The Sabbath and Its Proper Observance.
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North Carolina
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Norfolk
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Columbia
Assembly Woodrow Pectures Hf Coyalty
Byterian Church
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Mississippi
R. EB Chidwell
Kentucky
Wolbuy F Crafts
Presbyterian Assembly Opens Amid Busy Business Session
The annual assembly of the Presbyterian church opens with a filled meeting room and a sermon from retiring moderator Rev Dr Thompson. Charles A Dickey, William C Robert, and Dick M Worral named as moderator nominees, with Robert elected. Allen Thorndyke Rice, newly appointed U.S. minister to Russia, dies suddenly at the Fifth Avenue hotel. funeral held at Grace Church with notable attendees and floral tributes from President Harrison and others.
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Phiadelphia
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Y Robert
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Howard Crosby
New York
Allen Thorndyke Rice
Russia
An Aue
Minsster Rice
Allen Thorndke Rice
United States
Gpaee
Morton
Walker Blaine
State Department
W. T. Sherman
Edward Cooper
Pierre Lorillard
Clauncey M. Depew
H. Olin
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W. W. Astor
Needles Clears Himself Asks Face To Face With Accusers
Marshal Needles responds to a purge request from Ma Miller detailing his own actions in Okolakomy and related charges. He defends himself against accusers, cites interior inspectors’ report, and expresses desire to confront them before the attorney general.
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Ave
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Indian Territory
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Okolakomy
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Jones
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Mreedles
Oklahoma
Dinar dury execution for Colbert murder of Wentzell
Nelsom Colbert, a colored man, was hanged at the district jail at 12 45 p m Friday for killing Philip Wentzell the seventy year old night foreman at the Columbia street car stables last October. Colbert claimed he demanded pay and fired after an argument. Wentzell died shortly after the shot.
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Wentzell
Presidential Appointments announced in Washington
The president made a series of federal and territorial appointments including Choles S Wayne to district judge in northern Florida, William D. Lee to associate justice of the New Mexico territory supreme court, John W Whiteber U S attorney for Nevada, John C Murphy U S attorney for Dakota, R L Walter U S marshal for Kansas, Jacob Yoones U S marshal for western Arkansas, James W Savage government director of Union Pacific Railway, Amor Smith Jr surveyor of customs for Cincinnati, and David W MecClung collector of internal revenue for Ohio's First district.
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Arkansas
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Omaha
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Union Facitit Railway Company
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Ohio
Cincinnati
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Internal Revenue
Long Distance Telephoning Scheme Planned
A scheme is being perfected to connect St Paul Minneapolis Omaha St Louis and Kansas City by telephone with each other and with the east via Chicago. The Bell Telephone company has increased its capital stock and Chicago and Milwaukee are now linked. The remaining business circuit will be in operation soon.
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Sullivan Training For Kilrain Fight Near New Orleans
John Kuelvan trains at Muldoon farm in Belfast NY for a July 3 bout with Kilrain near New Orleans. Sullivan weighs 231 pounds with a 12 pound drop and follows a strict routine of baths, three-mile walks, and daily workouts. Kilrain is regarded as a tough opponent, though Sullivan believes he can win with disciplined training.
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Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Relief for Ailments
A vintage ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and lung ailments with a money back guarantee. Trial bottles offered at Laubach Aroya’s Drug Store. Also promotes Dr. King’s Pills Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters from Laubach & Boyd, druggists.
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Bucklen's Africa Salve advertised with medical claims
The ad promotes Bucklen's Africa Salve as the best remedy for bruises sores eruptions and skin conditions including piles with a money back guarantee. It lists 24 cents per box and sale by Laubach & Boyd and Druggists. Palmer preaching in Alexandria Dakota is noted.
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Laubach & Boyd
Lane's Family Medicine advertised for men and women
An old advertisement promises free trial packages of Lane's Family Medicine for 100 women and 109 men via druggists. The claim attributes cures for blood liver and kidney diseases and also notes benefits for constipation and complexion with a large fifty cent bottle.
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Rocky Mountains
Risky Cold May Turn to Pneumonia Say Doctors
A damaged review warns that a cold can worsen into catarrh or pneumonia and urges early treatment. It claims lung threats from consumption and promotes a throat syrup as a cure, selling a supposed patent remedy to readers.
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Jones unable to clear himself as Topeka official
Richard Weather of Topeka reports Jones failed to clear himself of charges tied to land grabbing in the new territory. Interior inspectors found no evidence against him, and the Justice Department did not pursue removal, despite appointments and political ties.
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Mr Walker
Fy Laysag
Indian Pill and Liver Cure Promoted by Wayne County Advertisers
An advertisement from Wayne County touts a liver remedy called the Indian Pill, linked to Dr. B R MacFarland. It claims cures for indigestion, dyspepsia, headaches, and various liver ailments, priced at $1 with postage. The notice names distributors Laubach and Boyd and directs readers to a dispensary for Dr. MacFarland’s product.
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Lung disease remedy offered with trial bottles
An advertisement claims a remedy for lung and throat ailments, urging sufferers to try it now. It promises near miraculous results and recommends the product to friends in distress, noting trial bottles are free and listing Lawh & Bord as sellers.
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Dave
Law H & Bord
Unclear Gulf Coast Notice on Sale by Lanbach and Boy
Fragmentary text from Gulf Coast area mentions a sale by Lanbach and Boy. The snippet references a standard, trial advice to customers and an auction or sale context, but lacks complete details or clear entities to confirm a full event or outcome.
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Oss
Wes Wert
Stangard
Ney
Lanbach & Boy
Dr Acker English Remedy for Consumption Endorsed
A testimonial from Walter N. Wallace of Washington praises Dr Acker's English Remedy as life saving after coughing fits led to consumption. The product is advertised as sold by A. W. Blackburn, druggist. The quoted line links early coughing to a severe illness and emphasizes the remedy's efficacy.
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Walter N. Wallace
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A. W. Blackburn
Grateful Remark Frames Little Girl Gift
Mrs Hartman of New York recalls being given one of Wy’s small girls by a prompt Dr ener BS teed Poptanteat n. Sold by W. Blackburn, druggist.
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Hartman
New York
Fkburn
Terrible Forewarnings of Consumption Promised Cure
In the evening hurried breathing phlegm chest tightness and night sweats signal early consumption. Dr Acker's English Remedy for consumption is claimed to cure these symptoms with a positive guarantee by A W Blackburn.
Brooklyn Colonel Narrowly Survives Pneumonia Battle
Col W K Nelson of Brooklyn faced a sudden chest tightness and struggled to breathe at night. After four days with pneumonia doctors gave him up, but Dr Acker’s FE plan Remedy for Consumption is credited with helping him recover, sold by A W Blackburn druggist.
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Col. W. K. Nelson
Brooklyn
Acker
A. W. Blackburn
Unclear historic note on horse loss and shoe worn
Fragmentary text describes a horse related incident with a lost shoe and uncertain rider names. It mentions a person named A. W. Blackburn and a drug context, but the legibility is too damaged to extract clear actions or outcomes.
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