He Maketh a Path to Shine After Him in Phosphorescent Sea
Reverend Talmage surveys phosphorescence in the ship wake as a metaphor for lasting influence. He urges daily acts of kindness, faith, and courage, noting how one life can illuminate future generations and even affect distant centuries. He contrasts bright acts with skepticism and calls readers to “shine” in small deeds to cast light across humanity’s night.
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Tzexr
Jobxli
Joh
Crossinz
Atlantic
Basle
Switzerland
Americad
Dael
John Ruskin
Hnd
Moe
John Ruskie
Lepanto
God
Jess
Job
Isviathan
Cheel
Avelsty
Fouz
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Hell
Clerka
Chris Hanity
Potter's Field
Ccoffer
New Orleans
Siip Haa
Herat
Selow
Eccol
Kingdom of God
Tam
Newfoundland
Philadelphia
Ioan Sra
Horace Greeley
Henry J. Raymond
James Gordon Bennett
Erastus Brooks
George William Curtis
George W Childs
Proctor
Morcy
Savonarola
Winkelried
Gutehbers
Marlborough
Decatur
Toussaint
Bolivar
Clarkson
Robert Raikes
Harlan Page
Herodie
Santedrinia
Goljo
Gol
Ijté
Lam
Nero
Nan Sahib
Phosfort
Hays
Lis
Siice
Sarth
Shine
Somainyalil
Elge
Ons
Unser God
Christ
Orphan Asylum
Letter From Billarps Isle Palmetto Visit
The writer describes a visit to Palmetto Island North Island area with thirteen in the party. They note calm seas, a five mile sail, palm groves, shell beaches, and palmetto shelters. They discuss local fishing, salt water flows between islands, and a liking for the area’s climate and simple living. The letter also touches Florida travel plans, citrus groves, and a wish for a winter residence near Clear Water.
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North Island
Palmetto Island
Whitmore
Columbia
Ieee
Nuinrous Passea
Palmetta
Crusoe
Mr. Whitmore
Dun Eden
Paasea
India
Florida
Uicle
Dan McMalen
Apopka
Oskland
Kissimee
Iverness
Crystal River
Brooksville
Commonwealth
Burrs
Pope
Goldsmith
McMmullen
Lawn
Leto
Triamon Orsyges
Iba
Moxida
Oathma
Catarth
Sam
Georgia State News Highlights Political Strife and Local Trials
Georgia reads on a range of topics from a Forsyth murder mis trial to a Savannah paving contract suspension. The report notes dynamite attacks in Walker county and a reduced fine for liquor violations in Laurens. It also covers Rev. W. D. Anderson's death, Georgia gold prospects, and rail and railroad tax issues. The piece references Attorney General Terrell visiting Columbus, a sheriff’s legal trouble, and a rail trip fare notice for a Savannah meeting.
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Terrell
Columbus
Webster County
Columbus Southern Railroad
Anderson
Georgia
L. N
Watford
W. D. Anderson
Cobb County
State Executive Committee Called to Assemble in Atlanta
Judge Allen Fort issues a call for the State Executive Committee to meet in Atlanta on March third at 10 o'clock. The roster lists members from each district including Fort, Hartridge, Sheffield, Hodges, Richardson, Hale, Smith, Bell, Wooten, Beach and others across Savannah, Pelham, Columbus, Conyers, Rome, Madison, Brunswick, Eastman and more.
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Atlanta
Arlington
J. L. Hand
Pelham
J.A. Hodges
Perry
W. E. Steed
Butler
B. H. Richardson
Columbus
J. C. Crenshaw
LaGrange
J. W. Hale
Conyers
W. T. Kimsey
Jonesboro
H. Sandwich
Thomaston
E. ©. Bounds Jackson
D. J . Hamilton
Rome
J. B. Foster
Marietta
J. M. Smith
Smithonns
H.W. Baldwin
Madison
Geo. L. Bell
Howard Thompson
Gainesville
A. L. Wooten
Louisville
T. L. Hunt
Sparta
J. L. Beach
Brunswick
W. M. Clements
Eastman
Fire at the Fair Damages Illinois State Building
A blaze in the east wing of the Illinois state building at the fair was of incendiary origin. Firefighters quickly attacked the flames with multiple engines, risking the art palace stored with Columbian museum pieces. A guard squad quelled spreading brands. one fireman, Joseph Hallak, fell thirty feet but suffered only minor injuries.
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Clinvis State Building
Illinois State Building
Art Palace
Joseph Hallak
Sensational charges agitate Birmingham political circles
Ben Delmos secretary of the state republican campaign committee accuses Kolbites and the people's party leaders of breaking faith. He claims to possess vouchers showing money paid through him by Chris Magee recruited to Alabama two years ago to swing the state for Harrison. Delmos threatens to publish the vouchers if Kolbite newspapers persist in attacking him and other leading Republicans.
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Birmingham
Ala
Ben Delmos
State
Republican Campaign Committee
Chris Magee
Alabama
Harrison
Kolbites
People’s Party
Delmos
WORK OF THE FLAMES
The Norton Bros tin can and japanned ware factory in Chicago was destroyed by fire. It required twenty three engines and two fire boats to control flames. Loss set at six hundred thousand dollars and six hundred workers lose jobs.
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Norton Bros
Chicago
New York
Rochester
N. Y
Boiler Explosion Kills Forty-One Men in Wiel Germany
A boiler explosion occurred at Wiel Germany causing the deaths of forty-one workers. The incident damaged the vessel and nearby areas, with emergency crews responding as authorities investigate the cause and scope of the disaster.
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Wiel
Germany
Seme Sade
Trew
AarEkae
Joseph Keppler Dead Puck Caricaturist Passes Away
Joseph Keppler editor and proprietor of the comic journal Puck died at age fifty six from heart failure with spinal and lung complications. He published a World's Fair edition for Puck in Chicago and later moved to New York where he continued his influential caricature work shaping a world wide reputation.
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Joseph Keppler
Puck
Mr Keppler
Tor Puck
Chicago
New. York
Asi
Gossip and Wit Across a Busier Globe
A collage of one liner quips and social snippets from various papers. Jokes about manners, money, and manners surface alongside brief social observations, readers’ notices, and light humor. Names vanish into puns, with a hint of 19th century newspaper whimsy.
Senor Cruz suspends external debt payments amid silver slump
A digest of brief dispatches notes Senor Cruz announcing a suspension of payments on Guatemala’s external debt due to silver price depreciation. Reports from Raleigh, N C, and London cover distillery closures, gold mining interest in North Carolina, and political shifts in Britain. Pennsylvania returns show Grow expanding his plurality to about 185,000 as nine counties yet to report add marginal gains.
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Senor Cruz
J. A. Wardlaw & Co
South Chattanooga
Tenn
Ames
Raleigh
N. C
Yadkin
New Orleans
White
North
McEnery
Blanchard
Herbert
Admiral Benham
Rio
Republica
Peixoto
Buit
Mello
Desterro
North Carolina
Moore County
London Cable Dispatch
Gladstone
James Carmichael
Midlothian
Jackson
Howard
Columbus
Rhode Island
United States Supreme Court
Berlin
Count von Pesadowsky
Imperial Treasury
Count von Pasadowsky
Pennsylvania
Grow
Inst
What Time She Loves Poem Fragment by Frank J. Stanton
A poem excerpt from Frank J. Stanton published in the Atlanta Constitution, exploring alternating seasons of love and mood. The speaker contrasts affection and doubt, noting how love brings life yet can bring sorrow when the beloved frowns.
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Frank J. Stanton
Atlanta Constitution
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Walker County
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Laurens County
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