Kindness as a force in life in Rev Talmage sermon
Rev Dr Talmage preaches in Cincinnati on the power of kindness drawn from Proverbs 25 15 to defend against foes urge usefulness in souls and society. He cites Christian forgiveness church unity and the soft tongue that breaks bones as dominant moral force over argument and coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Talmage
King Solomon
T. DeWitt Talmage
Cincinnati
Christ
Solomon
New School Presbyterian Church
Old School Presbyterian Church
Ile
Lis
Charleston
Memorable Expressions From a Veteran Preacher
Rev Dr Cyrus A Bartol shares memorable quotes from Washington Adams Webster Grant and Lincoln highlighting faith, eloquence and public life. The note discusses phrases like Let us have peace and with malice toward none, and notes terms such as rustler and copperhead. It reflects a Critic Lounger meditation on oratory and national unity.
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Cyrus A. Bartol
Washington
Mr. Curtis
John Quincey Adams
House of Representatives
Webster
Grant
Anderson
Dr. Wayland
California
New England
Copperhead
Lincoln
Lounger
Critic
Peculiar London churches reveal public notices and fire uses
Julian Ralph notes in Harper's Weekly that London churches, mostly Episcopal, are frequent stone structures with iron fences. Fire apparatus and ladders often sit beside church walls, and yards double as fire stations. Public notices on doors advertise tax ratings licenses and army recruitment with vivid uniform pictures.
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London
Navy
Public Service
New York
Boston
Julian Ralph
Harper's Weekly
Attitude on Women in the Workforce Sparks Debate
A Columbus business leader explains why he hires more men than women noting men pursue work as a life mission while women, often believing marriage will follow, may lose ambition and give up labor. He argues women work less diligently due to expected domestic roles.
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Ife
Tate
Appeal for Aid From Knights of Labor in Central Strike
Master Workman Powderly calls on the public and labor groups to fund the Knights of Labor in the New York Central strike. The appeal denounces railroad management and asks for contributions to a liberty fund to sustain the fight, while urging allied unions to show support and clarifying positions with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
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Artimony
N. Y
Central Road
West Albany
New York
Bissell
Knights
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Albany
Powderly
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Knights of Labor
Knight S of Labor
J. J. Holland
District Assembly
Walter Webb
Mr. Holland
Mr. Webb
Webb
District Executive Board
New York Central
Order
Organized Labor
General Executive Board
Liberty Fund
New York Central Railrad
John W. Hayes
North Broad Street
Cowderly
Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
New York & Hudson River Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers
T. V. Powderly
Mystery of a Child Restored to Life Near Leesburg
Aug 22 report from Wasumeron C H describes a case of suspended animation. The Cox child's supposed death prompted a funeral, but the mother believed the child was alive. She spoke the child's name aloud and the child woke with eyes open, to joyful relief.
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Wasumeron C. H., O
Leesburg
John Cox
Explosion at Standard cartridge factory kills three
A blast at the Standard cartridge factory in Buur Isua Anp Ill on Thursday afternoon killed three workers and seriously injured thirteen others, with three of the injured expected to die. The blast occurred in the packing room, destroyed all machinery, and shattered nearby home windows. The fatally hurt were taken to the county hospital.
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Buur Isua Anp
Ill
Standard Cartridge
Toledo hosts Grand Commandery conclave with parade
The Ohio Knights Templar held their annual session in Toledo with a 1,000 sword parade and 17 bands, hosting over two thousand knights and many ladies. Officials were elected in Tokyo the next day, and Cincinnati hosts the 1891 gathering. A $5,000 appropriation was approved for the Masonic home.
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Grand Commandery
Toledo
Masonic Hame
Knights Templar of Ohio
Memorial Hall
Hamilton
Barton Smith
Houck
Perkins
Ohio
Tokyo
W. B. Melish
Cincinnati
Huntington Brown
Mansfield
R. V. Hampson
Salem
H. R. Bradbury
Gallipolis
Jacob Randall
Waynesville
Masonic Home
Caution to Women About Photographers and Negatives
A notice from A Bogardus in Ladies Home Journal warns women to verify a photographer's character before sitting for portraits. It describes risks of misuse of negatives, fake substitutions, and counterfeits, noting past abuses and the difficulty of tracing fraudulent copies. The piece urges patrons to choose trustworthy studios and respect privacy.
War Council Weighs Strike Action Behind Locked Doors
In Terre Haute and Albany on August 25 the Supreme Council of the Federation of Railway Employes debated deploying the Knights of Labor aid. Delegates sparred over whether to back Powellery or Webb, with a three-member committee slated to draft ultimatums as sessions stretched hours.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Supreme Council of the Federation of Railway Employes
Switchmen’s Union
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Sargent
Knights of Labor
Federation
Sweeny
New York
Powderly
Webb
Supreme Council
Central
Albany
N. Y
Warner's
West Albany
K. of L
Green Island
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Delaware & Hudson Company
Delaware & Hudson Road
New York Central
West Shore
Delaware & Hudson
Boston & Albany
Fitchburg
Assembly
Boston
Vatican to Open Borgia Galleries to Public
Port Leo XIII orders the Borgia galleries opened to the people. Decorated by Vinturicchio in the era of Alexander VII, they served as papal homes until Sixtus V expanded the palace. Among the 11,900 Vatican rooms these galleries had been largely unused until now. The Pope may reveal more long-closed palace apartments of notable beauty.
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Leo XIII
Borgia
Vinturicchio
Alexander VII
Sixtus V
Vatican
Mineral products of the United States in 188s total value
The report lists total mineral value at 584,550,676 dollars with metals at 256,257,517. Pig iron tops at 107,000,000 dollars from 5,489,738 tons, silver 59,195,000, copper 53,853,954, and coal mines yield 142,057,855 tons, up 18,022,480 tons from 1887.
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United States
New York Cloakmakers Form Cooperative Association
The striking cloakmakers of New York establish a cooperative association with elective officers and capital supplied by individual assessments, aiming to unify capital and labor in their trade.
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New York
Ants used as torture in Uskub prison collection
A report notes a standing property in the prison of Uskub Macedonia where fifty large ants placed on a bound detainee’s body could inflict extreme mistreatment. The description frames the insects as a merciless instrument of punishment.
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Uskub
Macedonia
Bronze wire chosen for Paris London telephone link
The Paris to London telephone line will use bronze wire with an estimated French share of about 150000 dollars for the project. Enthusiasts predict that telegraph communication may be superseded entirely.
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Paris
London
Norwegians Prepare Pole Expedition With 170 Ton Ship
The Norwegians plan an expensive next year expedition to reach the north pole. The ice berg proof vessel, displacing 170 tons, carries five years of provisions for a twelve man crew. The mission aims to locate the north pole.
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North Pole
Senate River and Harbor Bill After Long Debate
Washington reports the Senate resumed consideration of the river and harbor bill with Frye's Harlem River amendment laid on the table. The bill passed after adopting committee amendments. conference on the Chickamauga National Park bill was approved. House actions included a National Park bill vote and Chalmers speech amid election dispute in Mississippi.
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Washington
Senate
Frye
Checkamauga National Park
House
Housee
Snider
Minn
Chickamauga
Nat McKay
Cannon
Committee On Rules
Quay
Yeas
St. Naus
Mr. Edmunds
J. R. Chalmers
James B. Morran
Mississippi
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Chalmers-Morgan
Chalmers
Morgan
Mr. Quay
Plumb
Hoar
Committee On Agriculture
Agricultural College
Funston
Kan
Miss
Sayres
Tex
Texas
Blair
Farmers’ Alliance
Plumbo
Capitol
Butler
Hovasre
Aldrich
Butterworth
Henderson
Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Government Orders Immediate Redemption of 15 Million Bonds
The government issues an order for the immediate redemption of 15,000,000 of four and a half percent bonds. The Brussels Nord claims Europe’s war nightmare has ended politically and commercially. British farmers and agricultural delegates will visit Canada to assess Manitoba and the Northwest for settlement. Desertions at the Halifax garrison have risen alarmingly. The Burns Monument Committee accepts Wm. Clark Noble’s design of the poet with books and papers. Wenny Henseny was arrested on arrival from Paris with diamonds sent by Howell Osborne to Fay Templeton. Henschy faces smuggling charges. Judge Max Stein of Hidalgo County was killed by Mrs. McCabe, motive revenge. Livestock dealer Gro Hadden robbed of $400 in broad daylight by two African American men in St. Joseph.
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Brussels Nord
Europe
Canada
Manitoba
Northwest
Halifax
Wm. Clark Noble
Newport
R. I
Burns Monument Committee
Wenny Henseny
la Normandie
Paris
Howell Osborne
New York
Fay Templeton
Henschy
Max Stein
Hidalgo County
Tex
McCabe
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E. W. Mathews
W.S. Heade
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Cambridge
J. C. Steele
Fred. L. Rosemond
Steele & Rosemond
Old National Tank
J.M. Bushfield
Rainey Block
Court House
Cambridge, Orto
Wv. D. Craic
Attorney-at-Law & Notary Public
Guernsey County
Jebiti
Taylor
R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott, Attorneys-At-Law
New Taylor Block
Aplo
Physicians and Surgeons
WM. 7. Ramsey, Jr. D
Providence Hospital
National Medical Dispensary
Washington, D.C
Hutchinson's Block
Main Street
Oho
Hotels
Joseph Morton
Exchange Hotel
Caldwell
John W. Robinson
Ire
WM. Kirk
Mar
Zanesville, Ohio
Thompson
Crow
Washington, Ohio
William Smith
Prop
Berwick
H. F. Hunt
Ted
Ga. D. Weler
Geo
G.W 'Br Cc
Jeemmes
Otto
Satisfacmy Sent
James G. Johnston
West Cambridge
E. McCollum
South End Mill Street
Jambrgide, Ohio
John Harris, JR
Boots and Shoes
West Main St
John Moss
City Ha!l
Steubenville Street
Ian IJ
Stinson & Co
Portland
Maine
Hudibras
Sterne
Dean Swift
Heaven
Jesus Christ
God
Antwerp
Belgium
Rubens
Ohio Knights Templar
India
A. Bogardus
Ladies’ Home Journal
the Supreme Council of the Federation of Railway Employes
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