Benediction on Olivet: Christ's Ascension and Open Palm
Pastor Yr. Talmage recounts Jesus rising from Mount Olivet as the law of gravitation yields to the divine: ascended humanity, healing miracles, and the enduring benediction. He urges open handed kindness, prayer brought by faith, and a world united by Christ’s gracious gesture.
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Mendelssohn
Phiddis
James
Christ
Strauss
Woolston
Spinoza
Hume
Schleier
Satan
Olivet
Palestine
Bethlehem
Calvary
Oliver
Galilee
Earth
Heaven
Hle
England
Oliveud Heights
God
Longue Pointe Lunatic Asylum Fire Kills Dozens
A fire at the Longue Pointe Lunatic Asylum near Montreal destroyed the facility and caused extensive loss of life. Authorities estimate about fifty inmates died, with most victims among the upper wards and several nuns perishing while aiding residents. Escaped patients and rescue efforts followed as firemen fought the blaze and sisters moved to save survivors.
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Quebec
Lonatir Pointe
Longue Pointe Lunatic Asylum
Montreal
Benoit
Marie
Maurie
Demerise
Gilbert
Lumiene
St. Lawrence
Mount Royal
St. Isadore
St. Joseph de Benoit
St. Laurent
Point Aux Trembles
Premier Mercier
Veteran Journalist C. F. Clarkson Dies in Dubuque
Hon C F Clarkson aged about 103, father of Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson and R P Clarkson of the State Register, died at 12 15 this morning. Born in Maine in 1810, he moved to Indiana in 1820, to Iowa in 1855, served in the State Senate in 1863, and spent the last twenty years as agricultural editor of the State Register.
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Dubuque
C.F. Clarkson
Dunouqur
C. F. Clarkson
Clarkson
R. P. Clarkson
State Register
Mr. Clarkson
Maine
Indiana
Iowa
Grundy County
State Senate
Harriman Hops Toward San Francisco in 65-Day Walk
J S Harriman continues his cross country trek from Wabash Indiana toward San Francisco for a $10,000 wager. He reached Lamar Col 7 PM Monday, 1498 miles from the start and 820 ahead of schedule. Since Dodge City he has logged 150 miles in a day and a half, averaging 70 miles per 24 hours, despite a 12 pound loss. His route proceeds via Lajunta and Trinidad as he shows no fatigue.
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Col
J. S. Harriman
Wabash
Ind
San Francisco
Dodge City
Lajunta
Trinidad
Broad storm toll in Ohio Kansas Missouri reports
Heavy hurricanes cause destruction across Ohio Kansas and Missouri with multiple towns hit. Akron accounts describe a tornado interlacing homes businesses and residents injured including the Kiplinger family and others. Cedar Valley Cedar County and Grand Isle hail damage also noted with wide property losses.
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Ohio
Kansa
Missouri
Akron
Thornton Street
Wilson Kiplinger
Burkhardt
FE. C. Baker
Lucy
Melvin Trish
Irish
Edward Douglass
Gebhard Herrmann
Grant Street
Ohio Stoneware Company
Cuanurr
Kan
Cedar Valley
Wilson County
Joseph Wiltsey
New OrnLeans
Grand Isle
McCalla court martial record sent to Navy Dept
The record of the McCalla court-martial has reached the Navy Department and Judge Advocate General Remy is preparing a full synopsis for the Secretary of the Navy. The Secretary will decide the case unless the sentence is dismissed, in which case only the President can act. Official results await the Secretary's promulgation.
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Washington
McCalla
Navy Department
Remy
Secretary of the Navy
Legislature Opens in Baton Rouge Amid Lottery Charter Fight
The Louisiana Legislature arrives for its second biennial session with a bid by the Louisiana State Lottery Company to push a constitutional amendment extending its charter. A strong lobby and the Anti-Lottery League oppose the move. Rumors say some members are pledged both ways and vacancies may appear at the Assembly’s start.
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Eans
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Anti-Lottery League
General Assembly
Spalding Confident League Schedule Won’t Change
President A G Spalding of the local National League club returns from the east and declares the League schedule will not be touched. He says two first class leagues cannot co exist and one must go, with a Players' League takeover possible if they lose. He asserts the club is financially strong and ready to stay or leave.
Congress in session as death of James Beck announced
The May 3 to May 9 congressional items note the death of Senator James B. Beck of Kentucky, Senate adjournments, and funeral arrangements. Bills reported and passed include shipping league tonnage, ocean mail service, Mississippi river improvement, and customs administration. House and Senate handled conferees on Oklahoma town site, tariff debates, and pension bills.
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Committee On Commerce
Shipping League
Ocean Mail Service
Nat McKay
Beck
Senate
House
Mississippi River
Ohio
Ashland
Wis
Cedar Rapids
Washington
SenaAtr
Blackburn
Omolioff
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Vance
Kenna
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Evarts
Manderson
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Carlisle
Perkins
Kas
Oklahoma
Breakitridge
Kentucky
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Holman
Blount
Bland
Hatch
Wilson
Banks
Dunnell
Dunnell and Butterworth
SrNare
James Burnie Beck
U. S
Representative Breckinridge
Senate Chamber
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Sherman
Hale
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West
Pugh
Gibson
House of Representatives
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Supreme Court
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Butler
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Yeas
Payne
Washburne
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Plumb and
Teller
Military Academy
Hovass
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Illinois
Delia T. S. Parnell
Charles Stewart
Ayres
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Fitch
New York
Crisp
Georgia
Wheeler
Alabama
Gear
Iowa
Wike
Kerr
Fithian
Morse
Goodnight
Atkinson
Walter
Forman
Senator Quay Declines Resigning as Republican Chairman
Senator Quay reports he does not intend resigning as Chairman of the Republican Committee. Also noted are memorial day orator plans for J. P. Dolver in New York City and a Boston U S Government Ordnance Works move to East Chattanooga with a $300000 works project employing 500+ skilled workers amid cheap Southern iron competition.
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Republican Committee
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Town
New York City
U. S
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Stillwell
Minn
St. Louis Merchants’ Bridge
Francis
Missouri
Fifer
Illinois
Josephine Cobb
Princeton ‘Theological Seminary
Chicago
Ohio News Briefs Highlight Nominations and Crimes
Fifth District Democrats nominate F. C. Layton by acclamation for Congress. Ohio items report burglaries, arrests, a murder indictment that proved fatal, a museum of political moves, and a riverine body recovery. Dems set Tuscarawas County convention for New Philadelphia June 7.
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Ohio
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Congress
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Jackson
Amalgamated Association of Steel and Iron Workers
Zanesville
Owen McDonald
Lima
Cuaries Sallett
Athens
James MorGan Hart
University of Cincinnati
Cornell University
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Canal Dover
Tuscarawas River
Hitistoro
Poe
Youngstown
Defiance
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Akron
Steubenville
Piqua
Fremont
Portsmouth
Sciotoville
Jared Clark
Grant Pennell
Tuscarawas County
New Philadelphia
James J. Anderson
Springfield
Dayton
Marion County Medical Society
A. M. Crane
J. A. Mouser
E. B. Lake
0. W. Weeks
Ipa
Newark
Wa. King
Auglaize County
Mexican War Veterans’ Association
Adams County
Gro. Stump
Buena Vista
Ohio District of
United Mine Workers
Republican State Central Committee
Columbus
Senate
Sherman
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