Lifeboat of Salvation in a Sermon on Safe Faith
Dr. Talmage argues the true lifeboat is faith in Christ not in good works or mystic theories. He contrasts self effort and church hypocrisy with the Gospel of grace, urging listeners to enter the Savior’s boat that offers room for all and saves souls amid life’s tempests.
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Atlantic
Mediterranean
Vigt
Valkyrie
Lionel Lukin
Long Acre
London
Kent
Will
Hillary
Isle of Man
Amazon
Bay of Biscay
Gulf of Mexico
Wales
Birkenhead
Cape of Good Hope
Anglesea
Exmouth
God
Ramsgate
Margate
South Shields
Theos
Grace Darling
Jame
Madame Blavatsky
É. Fats
Haldeman
Central Asia
Asia
Paul
Davin
Niagara
Greece
Elijah
Pat
Ming
Marine Law
Christ the Lord
Simon
Cyrene
Strons
Rmea
Gospel
New Yorks
Schroon Lake
Finland
Ture
Peterhof
East Hampton
Hell
United States
Earth
Israel
Miners Buried After Roof Collapse in Brussels Pit
Reports say workers trapped by a roof fall at Monopol Bochum coal pit in Brussels. Rescue efforts found no survivors, with several miners buried under debris as the incident unfolded. In New York Mildred Hill, daughter of a Harlem merchant, marries coachman Frederick Mansfield, who works for Charles F. Bates.
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Brussels
Monopol Bochum
Allery
New York
Mildred Hill
Harlem
Hasen
Frederick Mansfield
Charles F. Bates
Voorhees Bill Passes After Long Senate Debate
In Washington the Senate finally moved on the Peffer amendment and the Voorhees bill substitute. A late afternoon vote showed a divided body with Democrats split on the amendment as Senator Teller spoke passionately for silver coinage. The Voorhees measure passed the Senate 58 to 9 after dramatic exchanges and emotional speeches about the future of silver policy.
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Washington
Senate
Jones
Voorhees
United States
Pendees
Sena
Stevenso
Yeas
Allen
Bate
Berry
Blacker
Call
Coke
Daniel
Dubois
G Irby
Ark
Jin
Paseo
Pefferthall
Wolcott
Nays
Aldrich
Cafferlum
Davis
Dixon
D. Gins
Hill
Hoar
Linds
McPherson
Manderson
Murphy
P. Ransom
Sherm Vilas
Pettigrew
Gordon Mills
Morgan
Hawk Mitchell
Ore
Squire
Wilson
Kyle
Peffer
Lena ‘Almer
Perkins
Proctor
Smith
Stockbridge
T . Washburn
White
Kburn
Buteorge
Harris
Mar
Power
Pugh
Roach
Shoupe
Stewart
Teller
Vance
West
Wal'y
Camden
Carey
Culolph
Faulkner
Fry
Gallinger
Gibson
Gorman
Gray
Hale
Higay
Lodge
McMillan
Mitchell
Wis
Mor Quay
Hunton
Pratt
House of Voorhees
Tors Bate
Irby
Congress
Ameri Teller
Quick Passage to Bombay Beats All Previous Records
Bombay on October 30 sets new all time marks as a voyage notes record pace and exceeds prior distances. The report highlights unprecedented speed and progress in the journey to Bombay.
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Bombay
Marshall Field Pledges Million for Columbian Museum
Chicago Oct 30 A million dollar gift from Marshall Field launches private funding for the Columbian Museum at Jackson Park with conditions for outside fundraising and stock transfer. George Pullman pledges 100000, while Armour Institute and the University of Chicago push high quality exhibits to form a premier scientific and educational museum.
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Marshall Field
Chicago
Kson Park
George Pullman
Mr. Field
Field
Jackson Park
Messrs. Ayer and
Ellsworth
Museum
Board of Trustees
Chicago Universit Armour Institute
University
Armour Institute
Edward Ayer
Finance Committee
Ayer
Jessop
Exposition Company
Columbian Museum
Manufactures
Art Palace
Funeral of Gounod Leads Paris Funeral Ceremony
The remains of Gounod were buried with civic and military honors in Paris on October 30. Celebrities in arts and science attended as the hearse followed by a floral procession to La Madeleine for a solemn musical service. Doe Taylor Executed.
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France
Paris
Gounod
Church of la Madeleine
the Madeleine
Jury convicts Noel Maison in first degree murder
In Pittspuren on October 30 the jury found Noel Maison charged with killing Sophia Raes guilty of murder in the first degree. Prosecutors tied Maison to an alleged anarchist plot to destroy public buildings in Canada and to overheard secrets leading to Raes’s removal.
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Pittspuren
Noel Maison
Sophia Raes
Maison
Canada
Woes Of A Berman Bank Faces Collapse And Tragedy
Berlin reports the Pfeffer and Hartdegen bank has no assets after liabilities of 4,000,000 marks. Pfeffer fled to England and Hartdegen killed himself amid a broader bank failure stir. In Chicago Charles Schwartz of Dupee & Co died after two weeks illness from Brights disease. A Charleston West Virginia boiler explosion killed James Huffman engineer and Charles McDarmon, with Charles Barker fatally injured.
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Berlin
Pfeffer & Hartdegen
Cassell
Frankfurter Zeitung
Pfeffer
England
Hartdegen
Bright
Chicago
Schwa
Prairie Avenue
Charles Schwartz
Commissionetz, Dupee & Co
Charleston
W. Va
Boone County
James Huffman
Charles McDarmon
Charles Barker
News
Noted Libel Case and Des Moines Correspondence
Des Moines correspondence reports Plymouth County Supervisors hearing bondsmen seek release from County Treasurer J F P Albright citing neglect and self serving loans. State v Belvel libel case affirmed by supreme court with stay for rehearing. Red Men Great Council session at Fort Madison names officials and plans next meeting at Marshalltown. Continuous report follows on a death near Eddyville tied to a criminal operation and on a desperate confrontation at a boarding house ending with gunshots and an arrest.
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Des Moines
Des Motes
Board of Supervisors
State
Belvel
George L. Finn
Supreme Court
Kinne
RED Men
Great Council of Red Men
Fort Madison
Elec
Ian- Rap
R. Robinson
Missouri Valley
Mishiwewa
J. J. Shelton
Sioux City
Great Guard of
A. Starks
Boone
Forest
FC Neave
Davenport
Will H. Swander
B. A. Hale
Perry
H. G. Rust
C. H. Hibben
Marshalltown
A & Wilcot
Marion
Adam Baker
Malinda Cook
Eddyville
Ton
Bloomfield
Ed Walton
Walton
Miss Cook
Barton
Chicago
Ed Epperly
Pagg
Emperly
Peared
Fagg
Epperly
Daisy Garland Ends Her Life in Apparent Suicide
Daisy Garland, 34, daughter of ex Attorney General, killed herself at her home on Island Avenue after a quiet evening with family. Police found she had tried to ignite gas jets and shoot herself, leaving a note about a hidden sorrow and a possible love affair gone wrong.
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Daisy Wasuinetoy
Miss Garland
United
Senie A
Rode Island Avenue
Orob
Untaughtology Lesson Baffles Detroit Free Press
A pupil brims with adjectives and phrases and puns on tautology. Her teacher warns of repetition while the student jokes she will improve with more practice, in a lighthearted Detroit Free Press item reflecting on language.
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Detroit Free Press
Large warehouse fire destroys Pittsburgh Chautauqua storage
A brick six story warehouse on Pike Street in Pittsburgh owned by the Chautauqua company was destroyed by fire. Eight men were injured including Heilman Griffen and William Sica. The blaze began midday at 2:50 pm, causing collapse of walls and loss of valuable goods. Insurance coverage cited at 1 million dollars.
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Chautau Company
Pike
Abe
Heilman
Will Griffen
William
Mulberry
Midway Plaisance Attracts Over Four Million To Fair
Midway Plaisance, covering eighty acres on the ex position grounds, has paid into the World's Columbian Exposition treasury over 4,000,000 by concessioners. Cairo street leads with 2,250,000 paid admissions, Ferris wheel contributing 120,000 and a single concession yielding 180,000 to the exposition company.
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Cascado
Midway Plaisance
Midway
Blarney Castle
Sitting Bull
Victim of Foolhardiness Capsized York Captain Perishes
Oct 40 report of Capt Sheldrake of the York who attempted to cross to Falmouth from Nova Scotia aboard the Atlantic. York wreckage spotted near the crossing site. He embarked June 19 and July 20 sightings confirmed. Mrs Grant to California with son Ulysses and family to stay two years at Arlington Hotel Santa Barbara.
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Sheldrake
Atlantic
York
Dory
Thurstrail
Nova Scotia
Falmouth
England
Fyfield Church Destroyed Near Abingdon
Fyfield church, a thirteenth century historic monument near Abingdon, was destroyed by fire on October 30 in London. In Adrian Michigan on October 30 burglars entered John Koegel's room during supper and took $1,500 from a trunk along with smaller sums after he had drawn cash during the bank scare.
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Fyfield
London
Abingdon
Adrian, Mich
John Koegel
Gov Patton Orders Death Warrants for Two Murderers
Harriscore Pa October 30 Governor Patton has issued death warrants for Ralph Grossmeyer from McKean County and Angelo Zaph from Allegheny County. Both are scheduled for execution on December 14 in the state's death row.
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Harriscore
Guv
Pattison
Ralph Grossmeyer
McKean County
Angelo Zaph
Allegheny County
Four Blocks Burned in Sioux City Fire
A major blaze at the Union plant and mill in Sioux City damaged over thirty buildings. Losses included the An company mill part of the Sioux Automatic Refrigerator plant Johnsons livery barn Arensdorfs warehouse with heavy liquor stock and eight Water street business houses.
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Union
Sioux City
Ong Company
Sioux Automatic Refrigerator Company
Johnson
John Arensdorf
Water Street
Drews Planing
Des Moines Man Convicted in Forgery Case Over Illegal Sale
A Des Moines man faced forgery charges tied to the sale of illegal pills and medicines. He was found guilty and the verdict was upheld on appeal by the supreme court, after an initial trial and subsequent appeal.
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American Pill Company
Kidd
Des Moines
Supreme Cision
Chicago inventor unveils McGary flying ship design
Marcellus McGary introduces a large airship resembling a whale with fish fin propulsion and aims to demonstrate the craft in Chicago. The description emphasizes its unconventional design and ambitious flight plans.
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Chicago
Marcellus McGary
McGary
Notorious Female Pocket Robber Arrested
A known shoplifter and pickpocket nicknamed the Dead Robber was arrested after robbing Jessie Williams at Randolph Street. Local authorities described the suspect as a notorious female offender with a history of thefts.
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Jessie Williams
Randolph
Non-Partisan Women Hold Fort Meeting Minutes
At the annual Fort meeting of the Non-Partisan Women a report notes Mrs. M F Ingman as president with remarks by other officers and attendees. The snippet confirms active leadership roles in the group.
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Fort
M. F. Ginman
Train Wreckers Arrested in Milwaukee Route Incident
Monroe Hewett and Merrill Tuthily, Mason City residents, were arrested at Nora Spring for attempting to wreck the east bound Milwaukee flyer. The track obstruction was found just in time to avert a serious accident.
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Monroe Hewett
Merrill Tuthily
Nora Spring
Milwaukee Road
Mason City
Multiple Iowa and Chicago News Bits
J. W. Steinblech, Willie and Ida Steinblech of Hampton died of gas in a Chicago Kaiser hotel. A wreck near Searsboro demolished twenty seven empty freight cars. Mary Brossart's will case in Iowa City favored contestants. $10,000 to heirs. Samuel Sherman of Ottumwa injured by an electric car. Melinda A. Cook accused Barton of Bloomfield and Dr Waiton of Ottumwa of her murder before death. Sioux City city money vanished with Marshal Hollenbeek. Court upheld dismissal in a teacher salary case without certificate. John Conlon arrested after attempting to shoot wife. T. H. Alexander died of apoplexy. Judge Wright and wife celebrated golden wedding. their son and wife silver. Des Moines valley forest fires checked south of Fort Dodge destroying timber and stacks. John Mitchell’s son died from a fall at Creston. A. H. Grass arrested in Chester for whipping a stepdaughter. John Robinson’s barn burned at Elma with hay and oats. insurance $1,000. County Treasurer Albright exonerated. Babe Jones sent to penitentiary for killing George Kemp. Hagens farmer died by own hand near Mason City. Miss Elizabeth Davis killed herself at Osage. A. J. Coates sent to asylum after pension suspension. Otto Volkland shot himself at Davenport. Thomas O’Dea arrested for embezzlement in Sioux City. Centerville fire destroyed a barn and bottling works. Milwaukee depot at Coon burned. Reverend Asa Thompson dies at 81.
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J. W
Willie
Ida Steinblech
Hampton
Kaiser
Chicago
Iowa Central
Searsboro
Iowa City
Mary Brossart
Samuel
Sherman
Daily Republican
Ottumwa
Melinda A
Supreme Court
John Conlon
Ber
T. H. Alexander
Wright
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
John Mitchell
Creston
A. H. Grass
Chester
John Robinson
Elma
Albright
Saars
Babe Jones
George Kemp
Hagens
Mason City
Elizabeth Davis
Osage
Rockwell City
State Asylum
Otto Volkland
Davenport
Thomas O'Dea
Sioux City
Centerville
Milwaukee
Coon
Asa Thompson
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Robert Lowe
Australia
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Bath
Iowa State News
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