Immortal Mole of Truth, Parson Downs Speech Captures Audience
The passage recounts Parson Downs delivering a dramatic sermon invoking Christ and truth as an immortal mole rising to light. It describes the audience’s reaction, crowds surrounding Downs, a potential bail, and remarks from others including Mr. Taber. It also notes Downs’s remarks at the police station and ongoing public attention ahead of a trial.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Parson
Lint. Curran
Mr. Downs
Leacon Davis
Parson Downs
Ross
Lieut. Curran
Curran
E. Downs
Evening Bowdoin Square sermon stirs crowded church
A hot Bowdoin Square church hosts a large, youthful audience for an evening sermon by Parson Downs on first John three eleven about loving one another. The service features hymns, a deacon circle, and a lurid anecdote about a deacon and a wife.
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Mr. Butterworth
Downs
Mr. Downs
Post
Chardon Street
Parson Downs
Deacon Pearce
Bowdoin Square
Prudential
John
Pearce
Desperate Hoxbury Birthday Fight Ends in Stabbing
A long standing feud between the Green and Jacobs families led to a drunken birthday party brawl at Green's Heath street grounds. William Weinz was stabbed in the back with a broken bottle and Charles Jacobs was arrested after identification by the victim. Weinz remains in critical condition as police pursue charges.
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Francis J. Green
Heath Street
William Jacobs
Roxbury
Jacobs
Green’s Woods
Green
William Francis Weinz
Bickford Street
Farr
Gay
Lieut. Dawson
Cassidy and
Keough
Charles J. Jacobs
No. 259
Weinz
Station 10
Jamaica Pond Ice Company
Steps to Oust the Market House Ring in Washington
Washington Special to the World reports a call to oust the market-house ring led by Gen. Benjamin F. Butler and others. It alleges the market house sits on government land obtained by fraud and accuses the Pennsylvania railroad of occupying the reservation with tracks and a passenger station. Congress is urged to act in the coming session to remove both the market house group and the railroad.
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Washington
Benjamin F. Butler
Matthew G. Emery
N. G. Ordway
Wm. KE. Chandier
H. H. Wells
Wm. Birney
Old Board of Public Works
Capitol
Treasury Building
Washington Monument
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Markethouse
Railroad Company
Congress
Indian Territory
Rome
Rassegna
Signor Dorides
Moniteur de Rome
Dorides
France
Tribuna
Hkailway
London
Lewis
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad
McHenry
Connecticut
Ohio
Philadelphia Press
Frank Hurd
John McLean
Lowell Times
New England Fairat
Bangor
Boutelle
New Brunswick
Husted
Europe
New York
Cleveland
Brother Blaine
Atlanta Constitution
Thurman
Arkansas
Jones
T. C. McRae
Parson Massey
Wise
Fempleton
Simmons
Roswell P. Flower
Gibbons
Geneva
New Albany
Inu
Greenfield
Gardner
Virginia
Gen
Grant
Post
Greenbacker
Gillette
Phoebe Couzins
Missouri
Pichobe
Eustis
Butler
New Orleans Picayune
Dem
Beyon
New York World
Blaine
Philadelphia Progress
Secretary of State
United States
Unites, States
Central
South America
Frelinghuysen
Chili
Colombia
Nicaragua
Honduras
Bolivia
Paraguay
Brazil
Uly
Uruguay
Argentine Republic
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Thatcher
Curtis
Othe
River Plate
Identification of St Louis Murderer by Stenographer
W A Shaw, a stenographer in Philadelphia, identifies Hugh Brooks of Hyde Leicester England as the man described as Maxwell and the alleged St Louis murderer. Brooks, once a solicitor in Hyde, left after forging a £300 note, then moved to Dublin and later to America, with eccentric traits and a taste for magic lanterns.
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Philadelphia
W. A. Shaw
Wayne Macoyeagh
Maxwell
Preller
Hugh Brooks
Hyde
Leicester
Eny
Shaw
Brooks
Isle of Wight
Eare
Dublin
America
Double murder on Springfield street ends in gunfight
In Springfield Illinois Leonard Gardner released on bail for wife beating opened fire on Officers W J Camp and Fred Gall on Washington street. Camp died instantly and Gardner was killed by Gall after Gall was wounded twice. Gall was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Springfield
Ill
Leonard Gardner
W. J. Camp
Fred Gall
Gardner
Washington Street
Cammp
Gall
Albion Floc tor found beaten in Manchester street
Albion Floc tor was found bleeding and unconscious on Charles street last night after being left by two unknown assailants. He is in critical condition with severe injuries to his face and body. motive and identity of attackers are unknown.
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Lake
Sarah Snyder
Cornelius O’ Leary
Kate O’leary
O’ Leary
O’leary
Ocarence
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Pocasset
Johnson
John Corrier
John Farrant
Corrier
Mr. Downs
Amon
Butterworth
Church
New York
Jesus Christ
Manchester
N. H
Albion Floctor
Charles Street
Lake Pleasant
Primrose Southerland
Gardner
Mass
Harris Pond
Woonsocket
Kennebec Valley
Dresden
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Cullis
Seth Eastman
Concord
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E. Eastman
Frank Monahan
Benedict &Burnham
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Dolloff
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London
Standard
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Turin
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Alsace- Lorraine
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Vienna
Kremster
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Austria
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Tur Hacur
League of Dutch Women
Parlliament
Cairo
Dongola
le Nord
China
Japan
Boyle
Lord Carnarvon
Dublin
Londonderry
Dutton
Washington
Brown
Col. Stevenson
Morality Demonstration Draws Vast London Crowd
London reporters describe a massive Hyde Park morality demonstration led by reform advocates. Thousands of women paraded in white, with 24 girls in one wagon, banners like save our daughters, and platforms pledging support for the criminal amendment act.
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East End
Hyde Park
Save Our Daughters
Stead
Pall Mall Gazette
National Conference For the Protection of
St. James Hall
Salvation Army
Sarah Armstrong
Lonpon
Standard
Gazette
Dilke
Cholera Surges in Spain and Marseille Amid Fears of Deadly Wave
Reports from Aug 23 show 4887 new Spanish cholera cases and 1798 deaths, with totals since the outbreak reaching 446 077 cases and 61 521 deaths. Marseille notes 46 deaths in 24 hours and a new lethal form. Gibraltar tightens ship health rules while Toulon reports the death of Captain Poisart and Trieste imposes 10- day quarantine for arrivals.
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Mrarseilles
Maprio
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Pharo Hospital
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Toulon
Poisart
Trieste
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