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Newspaper
Cambridge Herald
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1888
Page
1
Modern Spiritualism Sermon Exposes Night Seances Doom
Dr Talmage's Sunday sermon rails against Spiritualism using the Endor seance as a warning. He casts witches and mediums as deception, traces Spiritualism to ancient necromancers, and argues it preys on the troubled, ends in ruin, and mocks the departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul
En-dor
Harvard
Samuel
King San
America
Hydesville
Wayne County
N. Y
Michael Weekman
Mr. Fox
Mrs. Weekman
Mrs. Fox
Judge Edmunds
N. P. Talmage
United States
Wisconsin
Christian Seance Warns Against Spiritualism Debunking It
A preacher denounces Spiritualism as dangerous to health and morality. He links it to epilepsy, insanity, and social ruin, cites cases of hypnotic trances and suicides, and urges a Bible centered stance. He invites a noonday seance at the church table to reaffirm divine revelation over spirit contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Heaven
Bangor
San Francisco
United States
Flushing
New York
State Lunatic Asylum
Witch
Enlor
Perdition
Atantic
Europe
Atlantic
Bellevue Hospital
Judge Edmonds
Broadway Tabernacle
Lake of Galilee
Lorenzo Dow
Tom Paine
John Bunyan
John Wesley
Andrew Jackson Davis
Swedenborg
Son of God
Moses
En Dor
God
Christ
Handle With Care Frail Trust Must Be Treated Gently
A Christian at Work editorial urges careful handling of friendships as delicate valuables. It compares fragile relations to fine china and warns that careless jokes and cruel words crack hearts beyond repair. The piece stresses labeling trust, faith, and confidence and treating people with steady, compassionate regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Vitality of Seeds A Reference Table for Gardeners
A compact guide lists how long common seeds stay viable when stored in paper, with Beets 5–7 years, Cabbage and kale 4 years, Carrot 2, Celery 5, Corn 2, Cucumbers 10 or more, Eggplant 4–5, Herbs 2, Lettuce 3, Melons or squashes 10+, Onions 1–2, Parsley 2, Parsnip 1, Peas 2, Peppers 2, Radish 8, Salsify 2, Spinach 2, Tomatoes 5, Turnips 4. warning to test seeds before planting as germination can vary.
General Grant Birthday Banquet Across Major Cities
April 28 celebrations honor General Ulysses S. Grant. Banquets and dinners in New York Pittsburgh Chicago Washington and other cities feature speeches by Chauncey Depew Abram Hewitt and more. Distinguished attendees include Sherman Depew Mahone Ingersoll and Patterson family tributes through letters from figures like Cleveland and Conkling.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Washington
Delmonico
Abram 8. Hewitt
Willam Maehon
William H. Seward
George W. Childs
Cyrus W. Field
John KR. Paxton
Eiwrds Pierrepont
Albert Bierstadt
Stewart L. Woodford
Wager Swayne
Robert G. Ingersoll
Elliott F. Shepard
Elihu Root
Herman C. Armour
Chauncey M. Depe
Grant
Fred Grant
New
Beaver
Stone
J. P. Foster
Republican League
G. W. English
Sherman
Lincoln
Warren
Garfield
Senator Evarts
Simon Cameron
Judge Gresham
General Sheridan
Governor Foraker
Roscoe Conkling
ChicaGco
General A. & Grant
Grant Club
General Grant
Leonard Swett
E. B. Sherman
Tuthill
O. H. Gilmore
Woodstock
Republican National League
Thomas Circle
Beale
Burdette
George B. Loring
Newman
Simon Wolfe
Knoxvilus
Tenn
General Grants
Grant Memorial University
Athens
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Rea
Minneapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Riverside Park
Dosron
Massachusetts Club
Beet Sugar Industry Growth Abroad in Germany
Washington notes from Consul Warner in Cologne show beet sugar industry expanding over 500 percent in twelve years. The report also says Britain’s post office telegraph service trails each year with 1886 closing with near 1 million dollars in credit and 1887 running a deficit of over 750000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Warner
Cologne
Germany
Post Office
Great Britain
Chatsworth Wreck Claims Finalized In Illinois
Trorra Illinois April 28 The T P W Railway Company paid the last claims from the Chatsworth wreck. Leo Hartman Chicago restaurant keeper received 600 dollars. Total payments by the company reach about 300000 dollars for the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatsworth
Trorra
Ill
T., P. & W. Railway Company
Leo Hartman
Chicago
GoLpsBoro Fire Destroys Half The Town
GoLpsBoro Pennsylvania reports a morning fire that destroyed about half the town. Several people had narrow escapes, and one man was severely injured. Estimated loss runs to about 40000 dollars, with partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GoLpsBoro
Obnoxious Politician Killed in Monroe Court House
William Adams a Ouachita parish Republican known as a controversial figure was shot and killed at the Monroe court house amid claims of a terror atmosphere that silenced news. He had previously faced murder charges in the Crawford and Harris cases but was acquitted. His body was not found and authorities report his disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Monroe
William Adams
Ouachita Parish
Adams
Crawford
Arthur Harris
Court House
Dissatisfied Knights of Labor Circulate Call to Overthrow Ring Rule
A circular from a provisional committee of dissatisfied Knights of Labor accuses the General Executive Board of extravagance and mismanagement. It notes membership fell from 702,000 in 1886 to 240,000 by April, and claims revenues fail to cover officer salaries and Philadelphia spending. The document invites all Knights to join the overthrow movement and offers details on organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Knights of Labor
Minneapolis
General Executive Board
Philadelphia
Provisional Committee
Joseph R. Buchanan
Plucky Schoolteacher Stops Mad Dog Attack
Miss Mollie Green, an eighteen year old teacher in Cypress Creek, Perry County, shields her pupils from a rabid dog. She fights the animal with a heavy ruler and kicks between the children, then narrowly escapes outside as the dog is slain by two men. Parents raise a subscription for a horse to reward her bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashaville
Tenn
Miss Mollie Green
Perry County
Tennessee
Miss Mollie
Cypress Creek
Grant birthday dinner notes from Virginia governor
Governor Fitz Hugh Lee of Virginia regrets missing the Grant birthday dinner at Delmonico’s after accepting General Sherman’s personal invitation. He praises Grant’s military skill amid jealously, honoring reunion and peace and urging survivors of opposing armies to follow the precepts of Grant and Lee for an undivided republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fitz Hugh Lee
Virgina
Charles H. Collis
Grant
Delmonico’s
Lee
Sherman
Materializing medium exposed as fraud in Tremont Street suite
In Boston on April 27 Amanda M Cowan a materializing medium was exposed when twenty five guests were admitted to her Tremont Street circle. Candles lit and a supposed spirit form seized revealed flesh and blood. Her cabinet was opened showing disrobed scenes as her husband and employees attacked intruders with clubs injuring one man. A hidden woman and child were found behind drapery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Amanda M. Cowan
Tremont Street
Vigilantes Kill Two Men in Indian Territory Hunt
In Belvipere Kas April 27 two travelers Dr. W. E. Ashley and Eugene Grove were murdered by vigilantes near Englewood in the Indian Territory. Grove was hanged after being called from camp while Ashley was shot with a Win chester. A search finds no trace of the team or the women with them. Sheriff Echolz returns saying no survivors or remains are located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvipere
Kas
W. E. Ashley
Eugene Grove
Indian Territory
Englewood
Grove
Ashley
Echolz
Sullivan on a spree aboard the Catalonia in New York
The World’s Boston special claims John L. Sullivan behaved violently on the Catalonia. Rev W R Manley notes Sullivan cursed Mrs Manley and threatened to harm her children. A steward broke a soda siphon over his head and Sullivan praised that act. The engineer threatened to use a hot water hose, after which Sullivan reportedly calmed.
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New York
Boston
John L. Sullivan
Anna Livingston
W. R. Manley
Sullivan
John
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