Vashti the Veiled Queen in Modesty Sermon
The Rev Dr Sermon in the Women series on The Veil of Modesty discusses Vashti the veiled queen from Esther xii. He praises women who serve Christ and the race, lauds public school teachers, and urges men to reform laws for women while honoring quiet, faithful virtue.
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Ohio Legislature Deliberates Tax Exemption and Warden Bills
The Ohio Senate and House debate tax exemption rises and a proposed State Fish and Game Warden with a 1200 salary. Measures include notary promotions, penalties for bread and coal price control, and counts of local census and school funding, with several bills passed or postponed across Feb 1 to Feb 3.
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Bethell Estate Question in England Over South Africa Marriage
A probate dispute questions whether Teepoo the Kaffir wife in South Africa and their son are legally Bethell heirs to an English estate left by William Bethell who died in 1879. The case weighs if the younger brother or the child born abroad has rightful claim to land and titles. Meanwhile New York prohibits smoking in City Hall.
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Miners Riot Across Pennsylvania Coal Communities
Riotous clashes erupt near Rockbank and Shenandoah as No 3 colliery strikers confront non union workers. Police fire on mobs injuring several and arrests are expected while Pinkerton guards concentrate at Shenandoah. Separately, K of L District Assembly 16 approves a 15 percent wage advance in Luzerne Lackawanna Wyoming Wayne and Susquehanna counties.
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Explosion destroys Blasting Corning Mill in Ohio
The Austin Powder Company's corning mill near Five-mile Lock Newburg township exploded Friday morning killing one worker, Reuben Wright, who had only worked there a few weeks. About 690 pounds of powder were in the mill, and the loss is put at 5000 dollars.
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Puddling Department Reopens at Clark Solar Iron Works
Pittspur H Feb 4 The puddling department of Clark solar iron works resumed with non union colored men. Finishing department to start Monday with same workers. Strikers near the mill say operation may not last long with current talent. Twenty three policemen on duty and each worker armed with two revolvers. Strikers deny plans for violence.
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Clark Solar Iron Works
Canadian official allows landing of fish from distressed schooners
In Halifax on February 4, after a full inquiry into the distress of the American schooners Whittier and Moonlight, Minister Bowell directs Collector Ross to permit landing and sailing of their fish cargoes. The action is not to be a precedent and the fish will sell only with the regular duty of half a cent per pound.
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Governor Oglesby Addresses Farmers Institute
Jouret UL February 4 The Governor spoke at the Farmers Institute for this district of the State Board of Agriculture. He discussed the land question as the sole serious national issue. Attendees included representatives from various parts of the state, but tariff topics were not yet addressed.
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Governor Demand for Return of Nine West Virginians
Governor Wilson formally demands the Kentucky governor release and return nine West Virginians who were seized and detained in Pike County jail after being taken by force.
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