Divine Help in Afflictions Pauls Advice to Jailor Sermon
Rev T DeWitt Talmage preached in London on Acts 16 31 Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be saved He urged trust in Christ as the only safe vessel for the soul and described saving faith as heart trust evidenced by action He contrasted historical and saving faith and painted death transformed by Christ leading to eternal peace.
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Paul
Philippian
Jesus Christ
T. DeWitt Talmage
D. D
London
Eng
Silas
Jailer
Joseph
Daniel
Shadrach
John Wesley
Philip Melancthon
Btutus
Cato
Cassius
Earth
Heaven
Lisbon
Lima
Aleppo
Caraccas
Apostle
Lord Jesus Christ
Lord
Jesus
Christ
Braveheart
Hemans
Sigourney
Dr. Young
Banks
Bethany
Ilim
A Vision of Glory and Consolation in Faithful Hope
The speaker imagines a future of joy in Christ where sorrow ends and believers are crowned in God and the Lamb. The aged and weary are rewarded with love and grace after a lifetime of faith, and the scene shifts to a serene triumph with Christ as shepherd and bridegroom.
Conspiracy to Wreck Ontario Bank Revealed in Audit
Toronto investigation into the Ontario bank books uncovers alleged wrecking scheme. Suspended assistant accountant W H Godwin bound on $8000 bond. Absconding ledger clerk Brown sought in Buffalo and allegedly confesses, turning over deeds worth 60000 dollars.
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Toronto
Ont
Ontario Bank
W. H. Godwin
Ile
Brown
Buffalo
Rumors of Blaine Resignation Grow After Son's Death
The Herald reopens talk that Secretary Blaine may resign soon amid rumored strain with the President. It notes Walker Blaine's death as a personal loss and asserts the son was an invaluable aide, whose absence will increase Secretary Blaine's burden.
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Wastincrox
the Herald
Blaine
Walker
State Department
Walker Blaine
Secretary of State
Vallejo, California Leader, Dies at 81 in Sonoma
General N G Vallejo, a prominent California figure, died Saturday at his Sonoma home at age 81. Born in Monterey, he served in the Mexican military, was once Military Governor, and helped shape California as a state figure during its early union era.
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San Francisco
N. G. Vallejo
California
Sonoma
Monterey
Cal
Swindler Pugsley Captured After Fraud Ring Spread
George H. Pugsley, a Canadian swindler once based in Lockport, whose operations stretched across multiple Middle and Eastern states, was captured in Goodrich Ont. He posed as a breeder of Shetland ponies and fancy fowls and took money from customers without delivering goods.
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Jffalo
N. Y
George H. Pugsley
Middle
Pugsley
Lockport
San Antonio Chronicle Report On Cronin Trial Assistant
One assistant from Judge Longenecker's Cronin trial in Chicago was brought to the Santaroa hospital in an insane condition. He harbors a delusion that the Clan na Gael is pursuing him with bloodstained knives and has been restrained in a straight jacket. The man's name could not be learned.
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Cronin
San Antonio
Tex
Longenecker
Chicago
Santaroa Hospital
Clan-Na- Cael
Walker Blaine Funeral Attended by President and Cabinet
Washington January 20 funeral services for Walker Blaine were held Saturday. President Harrison Mrs Harrison cabinet members E W Traf ford and diplomatic corps attended along with family friends. Rev Dr Hallim pastor of the Church of the Covenant conducted the rites.
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Walker Blaine
Washington
Harrison
E. W. Trafford
Diplomatic Corps
Dr. Hallim
Church of the Covenant
Barn Fire Destroys Hart Property in Frepenickshure
A large barn and stables at W. F. Hart’s Sherwood Forest near Frepenickshure burned Saturday evening. Twenty one horses, cattle, and vast quantities of grain and hay were consumed in the fire.
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Frepenickshure
W. F. Hart
Sherwood Forest
Sunday liquor saloons defy sheriff in Denver
Denver on January 20 1900s reports many liquor saloons stayed open despite Sheriff Barton orders to close on Sunday. No forcible closures occurred yet and several proprietors likely to be arrested.
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Denver
Col
Barton
Connie Mack Changes Mind On Player Signings
Washington reports Connie Mack catcher of last year’s Washington team has signed a Brotherhood contract to play in Buffalo next year but will return to Washington to play and sign a Washington League contract soon.
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Washington
Connie Mack
Buffalo
Reading colliery reopens in Tremont with 750 jobs
The Reading Railroad Company reopened the Good Spring colliery at Tremont Pennsylvania. It ranks among the largest in the anthracite region and will employ about 750 workers.
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Reading
Reading Railroad Company
Good Spring
Tremont
Retribution: Six Indians Hanged in Indian Territory
Six Indian murderers were hanged at noon in the United States jail yard for crimes in the Indian Territory. George Maledon, with seventy-five prior hangings, oversaw the execution as six condemned men died within three to six minutes. The trio of cases includes Sam Goings and James Burris for the murder of Houston Joyce near Kiminislie in 1888, John Belly and Thomas Willes for killing a whisky peddler near Talliham in 1889, Jefferson Jones for killing George W. Wilson near Talliham, and Austin James for murder near Fishmingo in 1883.
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Fr. Smrrm
Ark
United States
Indian Territory
George Maledon
Sam Goings
James Burris
Houston Joyce
Kiminislie
Joyce
Burris
Goings
John Belly
Thomas Willes
W. B. Williams
Talliham
Williams
Belly
Willes
Jefferson Jones
George W. Wilson
Creek Nation
Austin James
Alabama
Thomas Elliott
Fishmingo
Elliott
Johnstown Flood Commission Advances Aid Efforts
Philadelphia January 17 The Johns town flood commission chaired by Governor Beaver announced a plan with Girard Life Insurance Annuity and Trust Company to fund twenty two children under sixteen orphaned by the Conemaugh flood with fifty dollars yearly until sixteen. The group also plans a hospital in Johnstown and five thousand dollars for Williamsport hospital. The secretary reported payments to 116 widows totaling one hundred seventy one thousand four hundred seventy one dollars and projected further annual sums for their children. The flood toll in the Conemaugh valley is estimated at two thousand two hundred eighty with one thousand six hundred seventy five identified and six hundred five missing or unidentified.
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Philadelphia
Williamsport
Conemaugh Valley
West Virginia Gubernatorial Contest Heard by Legislature
In Charveston West Virginia on January 17 the Senate and House met to review the Goff Fleming gubernatorial contest. The majority committee backed Goff while the contest committee read a 140 vote plurality for Goff and found no organized ballot corruption. The joint assembly adjourned to Monday to set rules and proceed as a judicial body.
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West Virginia
Goff-Fleming
Cnarviston
W. Va
Senate
House of Delegates
Goff
Bill to Prohibit Dueling in France Draws Church and Fire-Eaters Support
London readers report a French bill proposed by the Bishop of Angers to punish duelists and seconds. The measure gains backing from reform-minded churchmen and unlikely allies like M. Cluseret and M. de Cassagnac, despite their divergent views on other issues. The debate is expected to spark broader discussion on dueling and social courage.
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France
London
Angers
M. Cluseret
M. de Cassagnac
Grippe and pneumonia hit lawmakers in Ohio legislature
In Columbus on January 17 the grippe and pneumonia sweep through the Democratic majority, threatening a Senate fight for a US seat. Deaths include F. W. Knapp and John R. Lawler, with Judge Ashburn and Henry Brown in critical condition.
Five Die In Cincinnati Railroad Collision
A vestibule train from Chicago collided with the Glendale accommodation at College Hill Junction killing five people including conductor W W Witherbee and John Wilson of the Metropolitan Insurance. Three cars burned with thirty aboard. two injured, engineer Coakley and fireman Magee escaped.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Glendale
College Hill Junction
Witherbee
John Wilson
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Express
Nelson
Elmwood
Coakley
George Magee
Magee
Wilson
W. W. Witherbee
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Win
Afro-American Convention Declares Against Endorsing Any Political Party
Chicago January 18 The Afro-American convention reports adopt an article prohibiting endorsement of any political party by the Afro-American League and expulsion for misuse of league materials. J C Price elected president of Livingstone school Salisbury N C Thomas Fortune secretary George Jackson treasurer Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Committee On
J. C. Price
South
Livingstone School
Salisbury
N. C
T. Thomas Fortune
George Jackson
Cincinnati
Judge Ashburn Dies in Columbus at 70
Judge Thomas Q. Ashburn of Clermont Brown district in the State Senate died at the American House in Columbus yesterday morning. About seventy, he served nearly seventeen years on the common pleas bench and three on the Supreme Court Commission. His wife and son were with him, and his remains were taken to Batavia for interment amid visiting senators.
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Thomas Q. Ashburn
Clermont- Brown
State Senate
U. S. Grant
Ashburn
Common Pleas
Supreme Court Commission
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Batavia
CoLe
iBus
Senate
Lyon
Lampson
Spear
Supreme Court
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Hodge
St. Clair River
Detroit
Blair
Adams County
Taylor
Champaign
Eggerman
Warren County
Toledo
Congress
Great Lakes
National
Coshocton
House of Representatives
U.S
Williams
Committee On Rules
Pennell
Brown County
Calvin S. Brice
U. S
Mr. Brice
Cincinnati Public Library
van Clear
Marquis
Bexin
Ralph Beaton
Franklin
J. M. Breen
Ross
Chas
Wallace
Representative Lawlor
Hysell
Lawlor
Franklin County
Forbes
Smith
Schuler
Crawford
Carroll
Wayne
Blue
Licking
Jackson
Green
Ohi
Mahoning
Sterrett
Miami
McCoy
Columbiana
Dying Curse Ends Life of Lorenzo D Rice in Troy
Lorenzo D Rice a Troy merchant died Thursday night by gas inhalation in the American House. He left letters to his wife and brother accusing the brother of causing domestic troubles and wishing his wife could die with him. He leaves a widow and two adult children. Separately nine Chinese workers were en route to New York City from Pittsburgh as contractors plan to employ more Chinese laborers if eight hour strikes occur.
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Troy
N. Y
Lorenzo D Rice
George S. Rice
New York City
Rice
Mr. Rice
Pittsburgh
New York
Prosperous Condition of Wyoming Territory Seen in Governor's Address
Governor Warren reports Wyoming 1889 valuation at 31,431,495 with public debt just under 1 million and public property around 2 million. Livestock and mining prosper, irrigation efforts reclaim arid lands, and new railroads with substantial mileage projected for the year.
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Wyoming Territory
Warren
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
State Senate and House Inauguration Notes
State bodies report bills introduced on dairy deception, safe deposits, and libe ed votes on bridges. Inauguration events for Lt. Gov. Lampson and farewell to Judge Lyon mark sessions. sickness causes absences and adjournments.
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Heade
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Steele & Rosemond
Attorneys- At-Law
Old National Bank
J.M. Bushfield
Rainey
Court House
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V. D. Craic
Attorney-at-Law & Notary Public
Guernsey County
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R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott, Attorneys-At-Law
New Taylor Block
Aplo
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National Medical Dispensary
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Caldwell
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Crow
Washington, Ohio
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General Assembly
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Kansas
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Scioto County
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Sandusky County
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Thomas Coughlin
William McDonald
Soldiers’ Home
Sandusky
Umbenhaur
Canton
Conrad
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