Female preacher remark sparks Talmage style critique
Mrs Van Cott calls ministers who use wine at communion tables lower than ramsellers, and God knows they are not fit to live. The writer suggests Mrs Van Cott should not emulate Talmage style pulpit rhetoric.
Lost Pommerania passengers listed by Hamburg-America
The Hamburg-America Steamship Company provides a list of saved and lost Pommerania passengers. Names include E A Ward Rufus King Konigs Arnstein De Freire and others, with witnesses from New York Philadelphia Washington St Louis and Chicago. Officers and crew rescue numbers are given for R Franzen O Helms C Nevis and others.
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Hamburg-American Steamship Company
Plymouth
Cherbourg
E. A. Ward
Rufus King
E. Konigs
Crefeld
E. Arnsteim
San Francisco
Clementine 8
de Freire
Washington
Victoria de Freire
L. F. Schwartz
Julius Charles
Henry Robyn
St. Louis
Otto Korremann
Caroline Kozi
Amalie Newmann
Samuel Brock
Cleveland
Ohio
Benedict Arn
Columbiana
Charles Joseph Guillemot
Phil Gross
Louis Veith
Keokuk
Iowa
Newark
N. J. A. Ruhtela
Jul. Strasser
Anton Schoen
W. Jaschinsky
Ferd. Reutz
Louise Rassman
Philadelphia
W. B. Clymer
Maria Heisteree
B. W. Clymer
Alexander Bodisco
Ernest B. Locke
Amalie Wolff
W.S. Adams
Springfield
Mass
Robert Pommer
Xavier Walz
Alleghany
Jacob Kaufman
J. Muller
Germany
Caroline Debn
Christine Frick
L. Funk
Madison
Wisconsin
Fini Grinet
Hartford
Chicago
Hi. Stroh
St. Lous
John W. Johnson
Jamestown
N. Y
Louis Korndoefer
St. Joseph
Jurgen Bannick
Davenport
John Kias
St Louis
John Marten
Stengel
Turner’s Falls
Masa
August Becker
Buffalo
George Krous
Delaware
Michael Krous
C. Olesen
Omaha
James Hiering
Louis Tolinsky
August Beyrer
John M. Walz
Sandusky
William Jesse
Norwalk
Conn
Dygobert Scheren
Franz Grubert
H.C. Hinckelmann
Hoboken
N. J
Arnold Prink
R. Franzen
O. Helms
C. Nevis
FE. A. Ward
Arnstein
E. Koeings
Clementiné &. Frierie
Otto Kornemand
Mises Caroline Kor1
Ilenry Robyn
Mary Heister Clymer On Pommerania Voyage
Mrs Mary Heister Clymer, sister of Congressman Heister Clymer and widow of W B Clymer, was a passenger on the Pommerania headed to Europe with her four children Mary Rosa Maria and Richard. Two children are confirmed safe, while the others remain unaccounted for.
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Heister Clymer
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Italy
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Rosa
Maria
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Clymer
Passengers Landed at Cherbourg Rescue List Revealed
A Dover despatch lists rescued passengers including Miss Rosse N Clymer, C Poppenhusen, Alfred Faber, Julius Charles, H Muller, Emil Bloch, Christiel Schon, and many others. The roster also mentions an Anfield party with a wife and two children, plus several surnames such as Scholler, Cross, Pasumer, and Westphal among the names.
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Germany
Mary Clymer
Rose N. Clymer
Philadelphia
Alfred Faber
New York
S. Ornsteil
Pappenhusen
Hamburg
Lord Warden Hotel
Cherbourg
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H. Muller
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Scholler
Cross
Pasumer
Sad Muskall
Park
Luze
Bodenmacher
Westphal
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Schmidt
Schroeder
Block
Samp
Pommerania Sinks After Collision in English Channel
The Hamburg American line steamer Pommerania, of 3382 tons, built in 1873, sank following a collision in the English Channel. Commanded by Capt Schwensen, the iron ship of 365 by 40 by 36 feet with six air tight bulkheads had a crew of 140 and cargo valued at 209,101 dollars. The voyage from New York to Hamburg via Plymouth and Uherbourg began November 14 under Kunhardt & Co. officers included H F Schwensen, R Franzen, C Helms, and others.
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Logless captain recounts collision at sea near channel
Capt Pritchard of the Noel Kilian refuses to show his log after a collision with the Pommerania in fog. The bark lost seven feet of bow and sailed on a starboard tack as the steamer turned and sped away. He believed the Kilian was sinking and learned of the Pommerania's sinking only later at Folkestone.
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President to address idle trust funds and Alabama award
Washington reports the President will urge immediate disposition of large idle funds from Confederate cotton sales and captured cotton, with proposals to apply proceeds to national debt or education in the South. He also plans to press settlement of the Alabama award dispute with insurers and shippers. California politics loom over the next Congress as Kearney’s influence is debated. Navy Yard budget cuts reduce Charlestown work and ship movements proceed with the Richmond and Wachusett project timelines.
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British Advance In Afghanistan Drives Ameer From Fort Ali Masjid
Despatch from Dakka dated Monday reports Gen Browne advancing thirteen miles from Ali Masjid to Lundikana with Hill tribes paying respects. Major Cavagnari reaches Dakka as Afghan fort is plundered while Jelalabad evacuates. Frontier of Afghanistan reached. Mahomed Shah Khan surrenders to Cavagnari. tribes supply the British column. News confirms Robers and Biddulph movements. local chiefs offer service and revenues are unsettled amid flight.
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Pisheen
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Lashkend
Marquis of Lorne Accepts Halifax Levee Address
At the Halifax levee in the Legislative Council Chamber the Marquis of Lorne receives addresses from St George’s Charitable Society clergy magistrates and clergy of the Church of England Nova Scotia He promises to learn residents wishes promote morality religion and virtue and thanks contributors including the Princess He cites Gov Doyle as a past adviser and hopes continued support for Halifax charities and church groups.
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Marquis of Lorne
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Church of England
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Lorne
Atlantic
Presbyterian Church
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Merquis
Gov
Doyle
Government promises Edward O Conn orin prisoner's release
London reports the Fenian Edward OConnor at Spike Island will be freed immediately if he agrees to reside abroad. Also noted are the Trieste council’s dissolution, suppression efforts against Transvaal rebellion, and Whistler verdict outcomes.
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Denmark
Duke of Cumberland
Thyra
Local Industry and Society Notes in Maine Towns
Reports from Foxcroft Soule Brothers yard South Freeport canning works and cotton pickers plans. Lewiston Webber adultery depositions. Auburn widow’s coffin mystery ends. Taber rises from toolmaker to Lieutenant Governor worth two million. Kennebec jail holds forty four prisoners including two murderers. Court fines for disturbance at Catholic funeral. Gloucester sloop theft case near Portland with stolen mutton carcases found.
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Horace W. Taber
Augusta
Colo- Taco
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Kennebunk
C. H. Fernald
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London
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Waterville
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Newcomb
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Resignation at Blandford Church and Local Political Nominations
A blandford clergyman Rev A W Field resigns from the Congregational Church. Democrats nominate C A R Dimond for Alderman at Lowell. Amherst College grants a three day Thanksgiving recess from Wednesday to Saturday. The region records several minor accidents, legal actions, and local economic notes including a walking match, a saloon burglary case, arson case, railroad changes, and statewide crop commentary noting an exceptional apple year in Essex County with cider mills thriving.
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Haverhill
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Howe
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Murphy
Boston
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Worcester
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Peabody
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Western Avenue
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