World News Flashes From Around The World And Nation
A chaotic jumble of brief items covers press notes from Rome to Wheeling. Items mention the New York world’s fair appropriation bill’s failure, shifts in wheat options trading, a pension granted to Mary Locke, and the Bavarian castle decision. Also noted are a Lake Shore road postal crash aftermath, Plenty Horses jurors, Jewish refugees from Posen, US silver coin circulation, Bismarck’s Moltke funeral absence, a glove maker’s memorial in Grenoble, riot at Cardigan Wales over unpaid tithes, Native American removal in Chickasaw Nation, and a court case against a judge advocate.
What mean ye by these stones at Brooklyn Tabernacle dedication
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage delivers a lengthy dedication sermon at the Brooklyn Tabernacle. He likens the building to crossing the Jordan, recalls the site’s symbolism with rocks from Sinai and Mars Hill, and urges universal Christian unity while urging personal consecration to Christ and the church.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
New Brooklyn Tabernacle
Joshua
Jordan
Mississippi
Mount Lebanon
Camel Ford
Joseph
Desert
Canaan
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
New York
Bank of Jordan
Lebanon
Mount Calvary
Mount Washington
Mont Blanc
Mount Sinai
Cairo
Egypt
Mars
Paul
Lord Elgin
Acropolis
Mars Ifill
Mars Hil
Greece
Ous
Triconpis
Snowden
Manntt
Rock
Christ
Jesus
Sam
Caven
Hell
Ives
John Knox
Bethel
Fourteenth New York Regiment
Fifteenth
Maanachusetts Regiment
St. Marks
St. Sophia
Albany
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Cireles
Old Hutch Gone Missing At Chicago Board Of Trade
Grain operator T F Hutchinson known as Old Hutch vanishes from Chicago after leaving at midnight with a small satchel and train ticket to Pensacola Florida The board is abuzz over rumored heavy losses and possible insolvency while his son insists the debts can be paid and that the mind may be unbalanced The exchange floor reacts as missing trades of 4 000 000 bushels loom and traders speculate on his fate
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Redden
T. F. Hutchinson
Hotch
Hutchinson
Chicago
Pensacola
Fla
Hutch
Exchange
Hatch
W. I. Hutchinson
Italian Deputy Provokes Uproar in Rome Chamber
In Rome the chamber of deputies suspended its sitting after Italian deputy Igoor Imbriani charged the government with allowing slave trade activity in Africa. He alleged thirty five girls were seized from owners and distributed among Italian officers. Marquis di Rudini denied proof.
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Rome
Igoor Imbriani
Chamber of Deputies
Africa
Marquis di Rudini
Fire at Chattanooga Destruction of Property From Blaze
A Chattanooga blaze in the early hours damaged Campbell & Co furniture factory on King Street and nearby buildings. Total losses run about 250000 dollars with extensive damage to the railroad depot and freight cars. several structures were destroyed while Mountain City touring mill escaped. Presidential party arrived at Del Monte with a restful focus on Mrs Harrison and other travelers.
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Tennessee
Chattanooga
Tenn
Campbell & Co
Lilly
Peale
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railroad Co
Depp
New Mountain City
Dev Mesrs
Cal
del Monte
Jim Davis
Montgomery
Ala
Pat Watson
Frank Viloria
Watson
Souther n Gleanings Exposition Opens May in Raleigh
Southern Gleanings reports the Southern Exposition opening May 15 in Raleigh with fourteen states plus New Mexico and Arizona. The event will run October 1 to December 1, featuring industrial progress, a major exhibit on the advancement of the colored race, and a Wade Hampton brigade reunion with memorial services. Washington relics sales and various criminal and civic items are also noted in brief items.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Raleigh
John T. Patrick
Ialeith
South
Old North State
Wade Hampton
Confederate Survivors Association
Augusta
First North Carolina
South Carolina Cavalry
Phillips Georgia Legion
Jeff Davis Legion
Cobb Legion
Beiale
Civus
Tampton
Wheeler
Butler
Riots and clashes across Lyons Paris and Rome in May turmoil
Riot scenes erupted in Lyons as workmen and crowds clashed with police and cavalry. In Paris a bomb shattered a house on rue Trevise and a mob battled troops, killing several and wounding many. In Rome workers near San Giovanni attacked police and gendarmes with stones, triggering vigorous cavalry and infantry response and multiple injuries.
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Otner
Rome
Signor Barzilai
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Capriani
Victor Emanuel
Florence
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Russia
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the New Tabernacle
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