The Damascus Road Vision and the Rise of Paul
A sermon recounts Saul’s dramatic conversion on the Damascus road as a divine light and voice expose his persecuting past. It links the event to Paul’s future prominence, arguing worldly falls precede spiritual elevation and Christianity’s power surpasses skeptic intellects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
Jesus
Damascus
Bible Times
Cayubeeda
Smalls
Duke of Wellington
Archibald “Alexander
Christ
Jésus
Pam
Paul
Pate
Pan
Gamaliel
Rab
Rabbi
Rabbak
Joseph
Daniel
Christendom
School of Christ
Carlyle
Gosth
Herbert Spencer
Sir William
Hamilton
Robert Ammet
Edmund Burke
Warren Hastings
Westminster
Agrippa
Beca
Mozart
Raphael Anda Reynolds
Canova
Harvey
Grotias
The Fifty-Third Congress Progress Reported in Two Houses
The President's Message outlines routine business as the Senate and House advance on key items. Debates cover repeal of federal election laws, Hawaiian commissioner actions, Utah statehood, and naval budgeting, with continued committee work on rivers harbors and post office accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEE
Senate
Colquitt
Georgiay
Irby
South Carolina
Dindsay
Kentucky
Morgan
Alabama
Perkina
California
Augusta
Gaths Senate
Harris
Tennessee
Hoar
Blount
Hill
Committee On
Gorman
Birk Hoar
Hawaii
Collum
Frye
Tru Dax
House
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Mitchell
Higgins
Chandler
Record
War Department
Ford
Voorhees
Committee On Finance
Wheeler
Utah
Dingley
District of Columbia
Whys and Means
Nebraka
Culberson
Reed
McRae
Arkansas
Secretary of the Interior
Fort Cummings
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Meyers
Messrs
Kilgore
Sayres
Messrs. Rawlins
Moore
Harter
Messrs. Simpson
Kansas
Smith
Arizona
Pence
Colorado
Twas
Utshason
Powers
Vermont
Mrsaheeler
Hitt
Harrison
Dockery
Catchings
Farmers’ Congress
Ches Wpod
Grenb Sabeab Meénna
Aula Fone
Mbalantiabinyap Venient
Miskiseppi
Seibas
Forty coal operators meet in Roanoke on Pocahontas interests
A meeting of forty leading Pocahontas coal operators convened in Roanoke Virginia to discuss regional coal mining interests. Union and government actions, including resignations and leadership changes, frame the dispatch with other national items and a major Buffalo fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Roanoke
Lyman
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Proctor
Cable Dispatch
Paris
James Gordon Bennett
Riviera
Bennett
National Guard
State of Tennessee
Nashville
Sam T. Carnes
Memphis
S. T. Carnes
H. C. Ward
Ward
Carnes
American Federation of Imbor
Chicago
Bridgeport
Buffalo
N. Y
Arcade
Robinson
Music Theater
Shea
New York
Verta
Faxen
Williams & Faxen
Prendergast Trial Opens With Agitated Defense
Chicago dispatch reports Assistant States Attorney outlined prosecution in Prendergast case. Todd paid tribute to Mayor Harrison and recalled Lincoln and Garfield assassinations. Defense attorney Wade to open. Prisoner’s actions and nervous conduct cited as evidence of guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Dispatch
Prendergast
Todd
Harrison
Lincoln
Garfield
Wade
Eane
Asesesin
Dodd
Farmers Congress Opens In Savannah Delegates Hear Addresses
The National Farmers Congress convened in Savannah with President Smith of Kansas presiding. Delegates from Georgia, Alabama, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, and others hear welcomes and discuss railroads waterways mail service and farm cooperation. The session adjourns until Wednesday with officers elected and the next meeting set for Parkersburg in October 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farmera
Congress
Bea
Jess. Shan
Smith
Kansas
D. G. Purse
Geborgia
P W. Meldrim
Savannah
Georgia
Maine
Stats “Agricultural Society
J.I. Wade
Waddell
Daniel Needham
New England Agricultural Society
Needham
B.F. Clayton
Alabama
Florida
Ilinois
Indiana
Tews
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mississippi
Nebraska
North Carolina
South Carolina
Pennsylania
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Clayton
Purse
Committee
Clute
Lake City I la
Agricultural Institute
G. W. Slaughter
Boston
Mass
General Burkitt
Burkitt
Sauls
South
Great West
Colonel Needham
Tewkesbury
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Australia
J. H. Slaughter
H.W. M. Stahl
Quincy
Union
B- F. Clayton
Town
Ryals
J. M. Stahl
Winois
W.W. G. Whidby
T. J. Appleyard
Henry Hayden
Parkersburg
W . Va
National Capitol Notes on War Contracts and Tariff Reforms
At the national capital the War Department awarded 5,000 pounds of smokeless powder to California Powder Works in Santa Cruz. Changes in the Wilson tariff bill include increases in yarn and carpet duties, a shift to specific duties for tin plate, and amendments to ivory and sawed ivory provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
California Powder Works
Santa Cruz
Cal
House Committee On Judiciary
Bailey
House Committee On Coinage, Weights and
Charles H. Simonton
Cleveland
United States
Fourth Judicial District
Wilson
House
Senate Committee On
State Department
Captain Picking
Rio de Janeiro
Corpus Islands
Endiida
Admiral de Gama
Consul Burk
Pernambucco
Saxony
Brussels
Carpenter Appointed Pension Agent for the South
Major D. A. Carpenter named pension agent for the entire South covering eleven states. He will assume office January 1 and oversees disbursements around $7,000,000 annually. Carpenter previously held the post in the latter part of Cleveland's first administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Knoxville
Tenn
D. A. Carpenter
Major- Carpenter
Cleveland
Bishop Lyman Dead After Final Illness in Raleigh
The Rt. Rev. T. B. Lyman, head of the North Carolina diocese, died Wednesday morning in Raleigh after a long illness. Born in Boston on October 18, he was eighty eight years old and served as bishop since 1878, with prior posts in Baltimore and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman
T. B. Diyman
Apishion
North Carolina
Las Ome
Raleigh
Wadnesday
Lyman Wee
Boston
Sint
Nort Oke Mins
Large Fire Destroys Morganton Business Square
A big blaze swept Morganton on Wednesday morning destroying an entire business block including the hotel and several stores. Reports note extensive damage as emergency crews fought the flames through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morganton
M, O
Saveral
Nashville
B. FB. Dickens
Henderson
Wallisville, and Nashville Railroad
Harlington
Brunswick
Waco
Texas
Commercial Club
Cleveland
Columbia
Charleston
Tillman
S.C
J. H. Morrow
Washington
Collie Fowler
Louisville and Nashville
Hyansville
B. L. Duke
Duke Sons'& Co
Durham
N. C
J. I. Wiley and
W. Ballard
South Carolina
Washington, D
Savannah
W. Pettibone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Jacksonville
Fla
James J. Corbett
Law and Order League
Corbett
Florids Supreme Court
Tallagahassee
Mississippi Division
Confederate Veterans In Session
Jackson
Ast Imassissippi
Meridian
Bolchers
Tegis Iapare
Trade Topics Show Mixed Business Outlook and Tariff Uncertainty
A weekly review notes hesitating trade across cities awaiting tariff action. Cleared outside New York down 12 percent year over year, with mixed results in wheat corn cotton and wool, while copper and lead show strength and rail demand shifts loom. Failures rise to 386 in the U S and 42 in Canada. manufacturing and trading liabilities drop in the latest two weeks of November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don &, Cos
Rg, Don &.Co
Sterly Review of Trade
Clears House
New York
Congress
Atlantic
Tiron and Steel
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
United States
Canada
Augusta Exposition Welcomes Vice President and Guests
About 30 000 visitors pack Augusta Georgia exposition as Vice President Stevenson and Cabinet members join President Wiley in praising the Union. Speakers from the west north and south unite in loyalty while applause greets Lincoln and Davis parallels and the nation’s upbuilding spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auguste
Taincoln
Davis
Lee
Grant
Sherman
Stonewall
Jackson
Porterfield Sentenced for Bank Cashier Fraud
Porterfield, former cashier of the defunct Commercial National Bank, received ten years in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to forging checks. Judge Sagest presided in Nashville Tennessee as the case ended with a guilty plea and a firm sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Sage
George A. Dazey
Frank Porterfield
Commercial National Bank
Dazey
Connecticut
Texas
Nihe
Sagest
Briday
Porterfield
Qasiner
Tod
Statien Yeirs
Fangs Countyoprisoi Abbrocklyn
Ns 2
Spower Akistant
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DR. Talmage
THE
Brooklyn Divine
Ami
Rome
Este
Lolis Paulina
Ronan
Tyndall
Robert Newton
Jesus Christ
John
George
Henry
Jerusalem
Paulsa
Joose
Stephem
Stephen
God
Iman
Jesus Sbriet
Pauls
Mreluat” Nessiel
QUR
the Farmers
Anatal
Savalload
Carpenter
Hienden
Ross
Leger
London
Ne Moore
Josh
Nedoseph Leger
Wice
Stevenson
Herbert
Springer
Illinois
Sperry
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