Orpah Turns Back From Bethlehem in Talmage Sermon
Rev. Dr. Talmage analyzes Ruth 1 14 to urge that Orpah, like many, yields to fear and comforts of Moab, choosing backsliding over faith. He contrasts Ruth's steadfast resolve with Orpah's wavering, warning that leaving sin requires courage and persistence, not easy retreat.
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Moab
Ruth
Bethlehem
Talmage
Orpah
Naomi
Inlaw
Christ
Jesus
Our
Simon Peter
Peter
John
God
Satan
Herod
High Pressure Experiments Spark Varied Biological Reactions
M R Reynard reports experiments on living organisms under high pressure. Yeast becomes latent at 1 000 atmospheres for an hour then ferments. starch to sugar by saliva at 1 000 atmospheres. alga decomposes carbonic acid at 600 atmospheres but dies after four days. cross seed swells and then sprouts after ten minutes at 1 000 atmospheres. infusoria and mollusks become morbid at 600 atmospheres but recover when pressure is removed. fishes tolerate 100 atmospheres of pressure with rising danger up to 400 where they die and stiffen during putrefaction.
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M. R. Reynard
Boston
Senate Debates and Votes Across June Session Highlights
June reports show multiple Senate actions including anti trust bills, silver coinage debates, and executive sessions. House conferees discussed sundry civil and Indian appropriation bills as lawmakers navigated amendments and adjournments.
Archduchess renounces throne to wed freely. other 19th century notes
The Archduchess Valerie renounces all rights to the Austrian throne before the Emperor to marry as she chooses. Lena Caldwell marries Baron Zedtwitz at a Catholic University near Washington. Japann J. L. Lown wins a seat on the Democratic Committee for Indian Territory. Cuban sugar crop drop projected to fifty thousand tons. President Harrison reportedly will not seek renomination. Londoner Benjamin Newagass offers 1,250,000 for Louisiana Lottery. A boarding house fire in Michigan kills a 12-year-old boy. mother severely burned. Minnesota Farmers Alliance plans to challenge fall elections. Representative Butterworth proposes a Fourth of July Independence celebration. Post-office bill approves eight-hour day for certain clerks. Cholera deaths reported in Albaida, Castillo, Carcasente and Jatiya. Malaga reports four deaths and possible yellow fever at docks. C. H. & D. stockholders elect directors with Woodford as president and Zimmerran as VP. Yellow fever fears rise in Malaga from cotton cargo. Samara Inman declines as World's Fair Commissioner-at-Large. U. S. Marine Hospital notes new yellow fever case at Chandeleur and twelve at Merida Yucatan.
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Court of Claims
James H. Dennis
Tennessee
Wham
Arizona
House
Samuel J. Randall
Messrs. Butterworth
Williams
Covert
Kerr
Daniel
Allison
Messrs West
Mustis
Teller
Edmunds
Housek
Messrs. E. N. Morrill
Kansas
A. L. Pearson
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Treasury
Piomb
United States
P.m
Messrs
Nutting
Wilbur
Committee
Congress
Land Office
Yeas
Bland
Valerie
Count Kalnoky
Vienna
Catholic University
Lena Caldwell
Baron Zedtwitz
J. L. Lown
Guthrie
National Democratic
Osceola Junction
Mich
Farmer’s Alliance
Minnesota
Butterworth
House Committee On Post-offices
Albaida
Castillo
Carcasente
Jatiya
Malaga
M. D. Woodford
Eugene Zimmerman
New Orleans
Samara N. Inman
Atlanta
U. S. Marine Hospital
Chandeleur
Merida
Yucatan
Awful cyclone leaves Illinois towns in ruin and deaths
A June cyclone near Farivlle Illinois killed at least twenty five people including eight in Fields School house where teacher Maggie McBride and seven pupils died. Seventeen more perished in Pawpaw grove as twenty houses were leveled. A second cyclone west of Cornell caused extensive damage with no reported deaths.
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Farlville
Fields School House
Maggie McBride
Edna Hunt
Jennie Radley
Minnie Berry
Ada Rudolph
Lena Prentice
Carrie White
Peter Reams
Newton Wood
Pawpaw Grove
Cornell
Here
Plymier
Connor
Wreck on B&O Kills Two on Express Train
Baltimore and Ohio express from Washington derailed near Childs Maryland after driving rods on the engine broke. Fireman John McNamara died on impact. Chief Engineer Charles Ackenheil also killed. Several passengers injured including J J Keane rector of Catholic University and Ralph Ingalls son of Senator Ingalls.
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Philapelphita
Baltimore & Ohio Express
Washington
Childs
Charles Ackenheil
Staten Island Rapid Transit Company
John McNamara
J. J. Keane
The
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Pierce
Montclair
N. J
John G. Richards
East Orange
Bertha Richards
Grace Daily
H. E. Keely
Fort Smith
Ark
J. J. Newman
New Haven
Cook W H Peters Takes a Second Wife
In Cleveland on June 21 W H Peters a cook married Lizzie McKay his second wife after already wed to Minnie Balland in January He lived with both women and was arrested by Officer Hayman after Wife No 1 reported the Bigamy charge Peters used the alias W R Mansfield and is jailed at the Central police station
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Cleveland
W. H. Peters
Lizzie McKay
Central
Peters
Minnie Balland
W. R. Mansfield
Hayman
Park National Bank Seized by Bank Examiner
Park National Bank was taken into possession by Bank Examiner J. S. Sturgess and closed Friday. Liabilities are about 200000. The failure is linked to funds provided to Williams & Co. to finish a contract, as one of the city’s smaller banks.
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Park Nationa Bank
J. S. Sturgess
Williams & Co
Alleged Conspirators Acquitted in Ward Ballot Case
The jury acquits Alderman James B. McCabe and Michael J. Corcoran of conspiracy to manipulate ballot boxes in the Twenty-fourth ward. Verdict delivered Friday morning.
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CuicaGco
James B. McCabe
Michael J. Corcoran
Twenty-fourth
Prohibition ticket and Ohio news items in Columbus and Findlay
Prohibition convention in Columbus nominates Rev M C Lockwood for Secretary of State Clin J Ross for Supreme Court and J M Scott for Board of Public Works. Findlay census work to be rechecked with expected population around 20 000. Various Ohio incidents include murders, lightning deaths, accidents, legal actions, and civic notes across cities like Canton Newark Cincinnati and Zanesville.
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Columbus
M. C. Lockwood
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Clin J. Ross
Highland County
Board of Public Works
J. M. Scott
Licking County
Findlay
Tur Big Four
Springfield
Canton
Henry Popp
Moritz Grether
Fairfield County
Colonel Brice
Allen County
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Frazersburg
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Mt. Gilead
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