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National Republican (Washington City
Washington, District Of Columbia
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Rev. Dr. Newman and companions embark on a three-month U.S. tour starting today, visiting Round Lake NY for a museum dedication, Niagara, Topeka KS for Chautauqua speeches, San Francisco to preach and stay with the Stanfords, Portland OR, Yellowstone Park, Des Moines IA for a fair sermon on Sept. 4, and Long Branch NJ to visit the Grants.
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Dr. Newman's Programme for the Next Three Months.
To-day at 11 o'clock a party composed of the Rev. Dr. Newman, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Burr, Miss Burr, Miss Emery, and Miss Duncanson will leave for Round Lake, N. Y., to attend the dedication of the Museum of Archaeology, donated by Congressman George West. Senator Evarts, Gen. Di Cesnola, and Dr. Newman will deliver addresses. From there they will go to Niagara, at which point they will separate, Dr. and Mrs. Newman going to Topeka, Kans., where the doctor will speak four days in succession to the Chautauqua Assembly there. San Francisco will be the next point, and there they will be the guests of Senator and Mrs. Stanford, and where the doctor will preach on two Sabbaths. From the Golden Gate they will go to Portland, Oreg., and thence, by way of the Northern Pacific, to the Yellowstone Park, where they propose remaining about ten days. On Sept. 4 Dr. Newman preaches at the annual state fair at Des Moines, Iowa, and the journey from there will be to Long Branch, where, by special invitation, a week will be spent with the Grant family.
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Round Lake N.Y., Niagara, Topeka Kans., San Francisco, Portland Oreg., Yellowstone Park, Des Moines Iowa, Long Branch
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Starting To Day, Over Next Three Months, Sept. 4
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Dr. Newman and party travel across the US for dedications, speeches at Chautauqua and fairs, preaching, and visits to notable families over three months.