Meeting Our Friends in Heaven Sermon by Rev Talmage
Rev Dr Talmage argues future recognition of friends in heaven is certain and Biblically grounded. He cites Abraham Moses and Christ, notes memory and reunion, and envisions a warm home circle where loved ones greet each other at the throne. He urges replacing speculation with confident belief in eternal recognition.
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Waseca
Minn
Talmage
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David
Bod
John
Lask
London
Stockholm
Paris
Dresden
Berlin
Abraham
Jacob
Moses
James
Peter
Christ
Heaven
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Martha
the Apostle
Dives
Victor
John Evans
Socrates
Orpheus
Homer
Cicero
Cato
Somerville
N. J
John Wredenburgh
John Vredenburgh
Philip Doddridge
China
Abeel
India
John Scudder
David Brainard
Harpers
Mohawk River
River of Death
Belleville
Madras
Antioch
Jerusalem
Ile
Mister
George
Thomas
Florence
Shining Shore
Bethel
Jesus
Four Senses Debate on Soul and Pain
A clergyman and a doctor discuss souls and pains using the five senses as evidence. The physician argues there is no soul or pain since four senses deny them, while the clergyman asserts certainty of a soul and pain despite sensory doubt, citing shared knowledge.
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St. Louis Republic
Be a Man and Avoid Hypocrisy in Faithful Life
The quoted exhortation condemns a range of hypocritical, cowardly, and worldly behaviors and urges men to live by strong moral standards rooted in faith. It laments how many crooked dealings are rationalized by profits and social appearances.
Deaths on the Sea Wing After Lake City Cyclone Disaster
A cyclone near Lake City Minnesota capsized the excursion boat Sea Wing with over 150 aboard. Rescue boats hauled survivors from the upturned hull while the barge crew swam ashore. Dozens are feared dead or missing as the tragedy unfolds on Lake Pepin.
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Lake Crry
Minn
Lake City
St. Cloud
Lake
Pepin
Sea Wing
Diamond Bluff
Red Wing
Sherman Urges Normal College Grads to Choose Steady Labor
General Sherman addressed 276 graduates at the Normal College in New York. He advised delaying marriage, selecting a manly partner, and being a womanly woman who does not seek men’s rights. He praised labor as the happiest life and eight hours a day as a good work plan, urging work that benefits mankind and honor in American labor.
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Normal College
New York
Sherman
America
Lightning Strokes in Central Germany Rise in Study
A statistical investigation by Herr Kastner covers twenty six years in Central Germany. Cases increased about 129 percent with 1889 totaling 1145. Four thunderstorm paths are identified, starting in the hills, then over woodless districts and flat areas near lakes. June and July and afternoon hours show the most activity.
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Germany
Herr Kastner
General Fremont Dead in New York After Illness
General John C. Fremont died at his residence 49 West Twenty-fifth Street New York on Sunday after a brief illness of peritonitis. Born January 18 1813 in Savannah Georgia Fremont gained fame as explorer and first Republican presidential candidate. He later served as Major General and was connected with California politics and Southern railroad projects. His wife Jessie Benton survives him.
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New York
John Charles Fremont
West Twenty-fifth Street
Martin
Sing Sing
General Fremont
Savannah
Charleston College
West
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
California
United States
Arizona
Southern Railroad
Jessie Benton
Thomas Benton
Missouri
Planing Mill and Wallpaper Factory Destroyed in Fire
Fire in Philadelphia originated at H. T. Atkinson's turning and planing mill on Tenth Street and Susquehanna Avenue destroying the mill and most of its lumber, then spread to Carey Bros. wallpaper factory occupying a full block. Loss estimated near 600000 with 300000 stock and machinery plus 200000 building at Carey Bros. Adjoining property damaged about 10000. Origin unknown though watchman at Carey Bros. alleges it started in Atkinson's stable. Foreman John Trumpy was overcome by smoke while trying to save designs.
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Philadelphia
H.T. Atkinson
Tenth Street
Susquehanna Avenue
Atkinson
Carey Bros
John Trumpy
Destructive storm hits Minnesota injuring many
A cyclone and hurricane swept north of St Paul at five pm Sunday causing at least eleven deaths and many injuries. The storm centered at Kohlman’s Lake near James J. Hill’s stock farm as ambulances and surgeons were dispatched. Cottages at Lake Gervaise were destroyed with five killed and ten injured.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
Here
White Bear
Kohlman’s Lake
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Messrs. Schurmeier
Good
Lake Gervaise
Last spike driven in Lehigh Valley rail link
Mallon Cuunk Pennsylvania July 14. The final spike was driven Saturday afternoon completing the Lehigh Valley road connection between the Schuylkill and Lehigh valleys. Two gold spikes were driven amid cheers from invited guests and Lehigh Valley railroad officials.
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Mallon Cuunk
Lehigh Valley Road
Schuylkill
Lehigh Valleys
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Tem ple Arrested in Train Robbery Connection
Daas Tex July 14 United States Marshal Knight brought bartender Andy Temple from Fort Worth on suspicion of involvement in the Prior s creek train robbery. Temple testified at an examining trial before Commissioner Ledrum that he and Mitchell alias West aided the robbery. Mitchell, believed to be Burlington, now faces murder charges in Booneville Missouri.
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Daas
Tex
Andy Temple
Fort Worth
United States
Knight
Prior’s Creek
Indian Territory
Commissioner Ledrum
Mitchell
West
Turlington
Booneville
Union cuts 89 workers as Caldwell shop closes
In Newark Ohio on Saturday Superintendent Edward Dickinson of the Baltimore and Ohio lines west of the Ohio river discharged eighty nine men from the shops here. Caldwell shops closed indefinitely and thirty men taken off at Bellaire. In New York Orange societies celebrate the Battle of the Boyne with a morning parade and Empire Coliseum festival attended by about two thousand. Rev J J Lampe and Rev Dr Seibert gave addresses.
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Newark
Edward Dickinson
Baltimore & Ohio Lines
Ohio River
Caldwell
Bellaire
New York
Orange Societies
Senate Debates Silver Bill and House Quorum Struggles
Prolonged discussions on the silver bill dominate sessions from July 7 to July 11 with Senate conferees approving the silver measure while House adjourns amid repeated quorum calls. Wyoming statehood moves pass. other measures include consular funds, Behring Sea issues, and private pension bills.
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Morrell
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Farquhar
N. Y
Albert H. Emery
Yeas
Hill
Committee On Foreign Affairs
United States
Great Britain
Behrings Sea
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Call
Dolph
Teller
Mitchhel
Chandler
Brown
Hearst
Stanford
Hale
Journal
Williams
House of Representatives
Fifty-first Congress
Committee On
Renewed agita tion for a pardon and world affairs notes
The report covers Ta L Hanrrer seeking a pardon, a nitro glycerine trust plan, a Portland reunion of the Society of the Army of the Potomac, a Miles for President boom, canal work outlook, South American alliance rumors, the national flag over Congress, Egypt Turkey tribute dispute, New York City property values, Ezeta presiding in San Salvador, Smith's peerage talk, Corti as New Orleans consul, St. Louis census recount, Halifax Bermuda cable, Dr Barlow’s weight loss feat, British torpedo boats at Halifax, Gompers call for labor congress, a strong Hungarian harvest, and Stephen Smith arrested in London for jewel theft.
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Tim
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Nicaragua Canal
Iris
Peru
Brazil
Argentine Republic
Chile
Congress
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Turkey
New York City
Mexico
General Ezeta
San Salvador
Menendez
William Henry Smith
House of Commons
Lord Walton
Signor Corti
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St. Louis
Washington
Halifax
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Stephen Smith
London
Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh
Edinburgh
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