From Dungeon to Palace A Talmage Sermon at Tar Hamptons
Rev T DeWitt Talmage delivers a sermon at his summer home after Brooklyn Tabernacle closes for enlargement. He portrays death as departure to heavenly rest, urging joy in the Christian ascent, and imagines Paul and Christ in heavenly glory with vivid images of martyrdom and the coming marriage of the lamb.
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Egypt
Paul
Tullianum
Mamertine
Ares
Heaven
Jesus
Jeaus Christ
Luke
Mark
John
Christ
Bradstreet s Trade Review reports iron output rise and mill shutdowns
Bradstreet s Trade Review notes a significant rise in U S iron production in six months while mills shut briefly for vacations and strikes. Bank clearings for 8 cities aggregate 962 506 664 dollars, down from last week but up from 1886. Pig iron production totals 8 157 217 tons in six months, a 20 percent gain from 1886, with 314 furnaces blasting July 1. Prices firm in Pittsburgh, Chicago and St Louis, unchanged in the East. Wheat and flour exports exceed government estimates by about 6 million bushels, and total imports show a 20 million dollar excess. About 10 000 industrial workers idle due to plant shutdowns and strikes. Bradstreet reports 141 failures in the United States for the week with distribution by region.
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New York
Pittsburg
United States
St. Louis
Chicago
Canada
Montreal
Bradstreet
Newngland
Southern States
States
Pacific States
Genealogy of the Barings and the Bentincks in 1887
Townsend surveys the intertwined Barings and Bentincks, tracing Dutch banking roots, American ties, and political links from the 18th to 19th centuries. He notes Belmonts, Browns, and Bingham connections, discusses Lord Overstone, Ashburton, and Pitt, and contrasts American taste and rail/steamship travel with English practices.
Desirable piano and vocal pieces from Oliver Ditson catalog
Oliver Ditson & Co offers piano pieces by Nash Wilson Watson Kolling and Her man plus mandolin and violin arrangements. Extensive vocal selections include Maude Valerie White songs Heine and Cowen works, with new titles by Caracciola Rocekel and Bucalossi. Notable piano duets and guitar arrangements accompany light children’s ditties and church anthems, all priced for home study and recital.
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Heine
Jumenthal
Robert
Frederic H. Cowen
Caracciola
Rocekel
Cowen
Gounod
White, Smith & Co
A. de Kuntski
G. Bachmann
King’s Hussars
Rt. Leonard
Bon-Ton
Scott
E. H. Bailey
Henry Farmer
W. L. Hayden
Stephanie
Gayotte
Persley
Hofmann
Pinsuti
J. J. Molloy
Schumann
Neuralgia on a Picnic and Gould’s Backbone Bathos
New York July 9 Bill Nye in the World recounts Jay Gould's facial neuralgia hindering summer profits. He quotes Gould on indigestion and overeat ing, notes his lack of exercise and odd habits, and recalls humorous anecdotes about Bernhardt tickets and peculiar stock dealings.
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New York World Today
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Brown-Sequa
Insary
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Ridhl
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Gou
Sarah Bernhardt
Camille
Investia
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Wall Street
Okay Gould
America
John L. Sullivan
An Goul
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Siberia
Gordon
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Sullivan
Massachusetts Proclamation for Constitution Centenary Ceremony
Governor Oliver Ames urges Massachusetts to properly represent the state at Philadelphia's centennial celebration of the Constitution on September 17. The proclamation requests social, labor, and trade groups to assist and invite Philadelphia citizens to participate in the processional display, aiming for Massachusetts to take its proper part in the event.
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Philadelphia
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Boston
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God Save the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Made U S consul at Sherbrooke P WasningTon
The President appointed D M White of New Hampshire as United States consul at Sherbrooke, P July 7. The appointment reflects a diplomatic posting to the Sherbrooke offices with White taking up duties soon after presentation of credentials.
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U. S
Sherbrooke
WasningTon
D. M. White
New Hampshire
United States
Co A R NEN AND MORMONS in Fourth of July split
Salt Lake City dispatch reports the Grand Army of the Republic refused to join with Mormons in a Fourth of July celebration. A resolution declares loyalty to country above all and states no person marked by treason can be recognized by the order, with added note that Mormons are clear within this rule.
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Crrcaco
Salt Lake City
Grand Army of the Republic
McKean Post rejects joining 1887 Salt Lake July 4 celebration
James B. McKean Post No 1 Utah A R refuses invitation to participate in the Mormon Gentile 1887 Independence Day celebration at Salt Lake accusing those allied with it of loyalty to traitors and holding the American flag in contempt.
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James B. McKean
Department of Utah
A. R
Salt Lake
Death of Maine ex governor Anson P Morrill
Anson P Morrill Maine former governor died at Augusta on the morning of the Fourth after a week of illness and days of unconsciousness. Born June 10 1803 in Belgrade he entered mercantile life and manufacturing and later served in Maine House of Representatives. He was elected governor in 1856 and served through 1868 after which he remained largely inactive in politics.
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Anson P. Morrill
Maine
Augusta
Mr. Morrill
Belgrade
House of Representatives
Thirty-seventh Couress
Fuller
Colonel John F Fellows Dies in Massachusetts
Colonel John F Fellows a former Boston journalist and musician and Civil War veteran died at Chelsea Massachusetts on the fifth inst His service began as lieutenant colonel of the Massachusetts Seventeenth Regiment he led in North Carolina was captured and imprisoned at Libby and later held in Charleston within range of Fort Wagner guns
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Boston
Chelsea
Mass
Fellows
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North Carolina
Libby Prison
Yan
Charleston
D. C
Captain Samuel P. Griffin Dies at Aspinwall at 60
Captain Samuel P. Griffin, formerly of the United States Navy, died at Aspinwall from paralysis on July 4 at age 60 after four years residence there supervising a Panama Canal contract. Born in Savannah in 1826, he graduated top of his Annapolis class, served in the Mexican War on the USS Savannah, commanded the brig Rescue in the Grinnell expedition, earned Royal honors from Queen Victoria, helped assemble a fleet for the Red River campaign, and later captained Pacific Mail steamers including the Pekin and City of Tokio, circling Cape Horn to San Francisco.
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de Haven
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Grigin
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New Orleans
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Red River
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Tokio
Cape Horn
San Francisco
Notable Obituaries From Long-ago Press
A long list of notable deaths is reported including John Paulet Marquis of Winchester and Earl of Wiltshire, premier marquis of England, and prominent figures such as Chief Robert Hague of Pittsburgh who died aged 82 after a storied 1840–1872 tenure. Also listed are Peter Barlow’s Revolutionary War ties, journalist M. H. de Marell, German publicist Charles Bruggemann, diplomat Henri d Ideville, engineer Christian Detmold, pianist E H Sloper, comedian J Edward Lamb, pony express pioneer Ben Halliday, Rev Edward Murphy, philologist F Pott, Rev Carlisle, and publisher Charles Merriam among others.
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Lermy II
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Pittsburg
Peop le
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Chisewindler
Peter Barlow
General Washington
Demerara
M. H. de Marell
Courier Des Etats- Unis
Charles Henry Bruggemann
France
Henri d'Ideville
D’un Diplomate En
M. d’Idevilla
Turin
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Dresden
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Christian E. Detmold
New York
Hanover
Charleston & Hamburg
South Carolina
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Crystal Palace
E. H. Lindsay Sloper
London
Moscheles
Aloys, Schmitt
Vollweiler
Baissele
Germany
Ereafter
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J. Edward Lamb
Brooklyn
Gorwin
Toledo
Ben
Halliday
Pony Express
Overland Stage
Portland
Ore
Reland
Edward Murphy
St. 'S Sore Catholic Church
Fall River
Fater Murphy
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Ireland
F. Pott
Nettlerede
Goettingen
Halle
P'Revuel Carlisle
Ocean Grove
N.Y
Hoe
Roe
Covenanters
Newburg
N. Y
Charles Merriam
Springfield
Mass
Tee
Utah constitution completed by Mormon convention
Salt Lake City Utah July 8 The constitution of the proposed State of Utah was completed and adopted by the Mormon convention The provisions for church state separation non sectarian education forbidding polygamy penalties and representation apportionment were adopted The Utah commission will count votes for ratification at the August 1 general election Only registered voters who have taken the test oath may vote A heated debate surrounded polygamy provisions and enforcement.
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Utal
Gloucester Fish Market Demand and Prospects for Mackerel
Gloucester fish market reports strong demand with light weekly receipts. Indications point to a small mackerel season, mirroring last year’s New England coast catch. some boats report 300 to 400 barrels. Prices expected to reach record highs, codfish demand remains large, halibut supplies light but prices improve.
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Belle A. Nauss
B. A. Baker
Grand Bank
Icelandet
Georges
Tern Ank
Co. Shore
Cashel
Bay of Indy
Truro
South Shore
Asgevie
Halibu Bing Price
Lear
Commercial Matters Cotton Fabrica Strength Amid Demand Shift
Cotton fabrics show strength while woollens falter with uncertain fashion needs. Heat and stock-taking reduce dry goods activity, but overall tone remains firm. Cotton prints and yarns show modest gains. Manchester hints at mills pausing. U S export value remains small next to Britain, with 11 months to June reporting 60 million yards of colored goods and 130 million of brown and bleached goods shipped.
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Eng
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United States
Garden trade swells as multiple fruits flood market
Trade topics note abundant garden supplies with strawberries fading as blackberries raspberries and currants rise. New apples arrive from the South and melons sell briskly at 75 to 80 cents. Potatoes and cheese prices vary while cattle oversupply and weaker wool imports press on markets. The flour and grain scene is quiet but bakeries see steady demand and optimism.
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Canada
Maine
Orthwest
Chicago
Minneapolis
Rolston Markets Dostox July 11 Butter and Cheese Prices
Western butter supply tight while demand remains good with varied Creamery and imitation products priced across grades. Cheese market quiet with weather affecting quality. eggs, nuts, and fruit prices fluctuated. vegetables, coffee, grains, flour, and fats showed mixed activity amid varying regional quotations.
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City Directory Numbers Show Population and Names Counts
New York figures released in the City Directory list a population of 1.6 million for New York City and 1.8 million for another area. The directory enumerates 2175 rates of numbering and notes 11. births total 1800 Browns and 900 Joneses are recorded.
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