Poisoned Dinner Sermon Warns of Caldrons of Sin
Rev. Dr. Talmage preaches on A Poisoned Dinner from II Kings IV 40 denouncing indolence and indisciplined homes as sources of societal vice. He warns against dram shops and idle living, urging mastery of appetites and steadfast faith to protect families and youth.
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Dr. Talmage
T. de Witt Talmage
Elisha
Theological
Gilgal
God
Christ
Ishmael
Jesus
The Moon's Rotation and Earth's Timeless Dance
The article explains why the moon always presents the same face to Earth, noting the moon's 27 day rotation and Earth's 24 hour day. It discusses tidal braking, past faster spins, and future slowdowns until both bodies show the same sidereal face, with implications for observers on both sides.
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Ashe
Fires Ravage Michigan Woods Across Peninsula
Flames devastate homesteads and lumber camps from Bruce's Crossing to Vulcan and Norway as forests burn along the Marquette Houghton and Ontonagon districts. Rain halts the flames but relief and fear of further loss persist amid scattered reports of destroyed homes and timber.
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Michigan Woods
Mich
Peninsula
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Bruce's Crossing
Matchwood
Digmond Match Company
Ten- Mile
Peshtigo
Vulcan
Norway
Anthony
Ishpeming
Here
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Railway
Nestonia
Hill Creek
St. Collins
Franktony
Wilce Lumber Company
Henry Starkey
Arcadia
HaMiLtTox
Kalamazoo River
John Gillies
CuesoyGan
Presque Isle
Michigan Central
Wages in Germany Provide Low Daily Earnings Picture
The Hartford Times reports German laborers earn mainly 50 cents to $1 daily with some skilled trades from $1 to $1.50. Masons carpenters and plasterers average around $1 to $1.50, while hod carriers stay at 5 to 75 cents. Any income over 300 marks per year is taxed 12 marks.
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Mill Eee
Empire
Hartford Times
Tragic Colliery Accident Near Middleport Pa
A cave at Kaska Will colliery near Middleport collapses an ascending cage killing ten miners. Victims include Michael Boyle and John Moore among others. The shaft 500 feet deep. the sump holds 35 feet of water. Alliance Coal Company operates the old Big Vein mine and recovery efforts are underway. Local anger focuses on Hungarian workers in key roles.
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Portsvinor
Kaska Will. Fan Colliery
Middleport
Michael Boyle
John Moore
Hugh Currie
Patrick McDonald
George Bendel
John Bottovusen
Ian Stratkovisch
Albert Dwyer
Edward Kurtz
Stephen Matson
Alliance Coal Company
Father Damien Dead Leper Priest of Moloki Dies
News from Honolulu reports the death of Rev. Father Damien at Kalawa Hawaii on April 10 after sixteen years tending the leper settlement at Malaki. Born in Belgium in 1840 he arrived in Hawaii in 1554.
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Kalawa
Hawaii
San Francisco
Honolulu
Father Damien
Moloki
Malaki
Gentleman
Belgium
Terrific hail storm strikes BeLyvipent area
A severe hail wind and rain storm damaged crops in BeLyvipent on Thursday afternoon. Hailstones up to walnut size fell for thirty minutes. Fruit trees, cherries, late apples and cornplanting suffered heavy damage. Florists face shattered glass and torn plants. much replanting likely. Governor Francis signs Grain-Option bill prohibiting grain options unless owners hold grain.
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BeLyvipent
Francis
Missouri
St. Louis
New York
Barnum’s Circus
Williamsport
Atlantic Coast
Printing House Square
Tribune
Times
Park Row
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Long Island
Calvary Cemetery
Far Rockaway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Burlington
N. J
Fair Haven
Conn
Point of Rocks
Reinal
Palmyra
Barnum
Pittsburgh
Fifth Avenue
Washington Street
Ohio River
Mount Washington
Newcastle
James Reynolds
Charles Meyers
Pottsville
Sallie Teichart
Shamokin
Susquehanna
William Clapper
Gulf Summit
Easton
David E. Warding
Elmira
N. Y
Jacob Metzger
Geneseo
Redd
Rutland
Emma Juch
Auepo
Ill
Aledo
Veteran of Waterloo Reported Dead in City
The death is reported in this city of Henry Matthieu a veteran who was present at the battle of Waterloo.
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Waterloo
New York
Henry Matthieu
Battle of
Sioux Reservation in Dakota to Open for Settlement
The Sioux Commission gains new instructions as plans push to open 9,350,000 acres in southern Dakota for settlers. Officials expect rapid emigration from Oklahoma toward the Northwest, with government terms increasing land prices and advancing payment schedules to entice purchasing and schooling funds. Fort Bennett receives orders to move troops and vacate, signaling possible opening of the reserve within sixty days.
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Sioux
Dakota
Sioux Commission
Indian Department
Interior Department
Oklahoma
Northwest
Nebraska
Washington
Secretary of the Interior and State
Vilas
Lund
Steen
Territory of
Secretary of the Interior
Crook
Wiliam Warner
Charles Foster
Commisson
Notting
Pierre
C.T
Fort Bennett
Execution of Bald Knobbers at Ozark Missouri
A Ozark dispatch reports a bungled public execution of the Bald Knobbers from Christian County Missouri. The three condemned men were hanged after earlier failure when the ropes broke and they fell to the ground.
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Ozark
Missouri
St. Louis
Bil Walker
Dave” Walker
John Matthews
Walker
Thomas Hanks
D. E. Graystone
T. B. Horn
Matthews
Wiliam Walker
Carfer
Charles Green
William Edens
Supreme Court
Christian County Circuit Court
John Mattmews
Join
Wiley Matthews
Dave
B.il' Walker
Indian Territory
Taney County
League For
Frank and
Tubal Taylor
Dickinson
Porsythe
New Law-And-Order League
Ly Sehed
Curistan County
Taney
Dave Walker
Jonia Evans
Odman Edens
Evans
Waker
Edens
Edens Resi Gence
Zach Johnson
Christian County
Il Walker
Douglas County
Springfield
Chief Walker
Illinois Speaker Matthews Named First Comptroller
President appoints Asa Matthews of Illinois to be First Comptroller of the Treasury replacing M. J. Durham. Matthews, former Illinois House Speaker and War veteran, is to depart Springfield for Washington and receive cheers from lawmakers.
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Matthews
House of Representatives
Treasury
Washington
Asa Matthews
Illinois
M. J. Durham
Peoria
Pittsfield
SphrinGcrienp
Ill
Windom
House
Colonel Matthews
Doolittle
Lester
Consular Appointments Reported by Secretary Blaine
Washington May 10 it is said that among the appointments to the Consular service settled upon by Secretary Blaine are Harvey Edwards of Ohio for Bertin Editor Sanders of the Breeders Gazette Chicago for Havre Thomas Sherman of Maine for Liverpool George Blaine of St Louis for Glasgow Adam E King of Baltimore for Paris
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Washington
Blaine
Harvey Edwards
Ohio
Bertin
Editor Sanders
The
Breeders’ Gazette
Chicago
Havre
Thomas Sherman
Maine
Liverpool
George Blaine
St. Louis
Glasgow
Adam E. King
Baltimore
Paris
Will Not Be A Nun Miss Drexel Retires Temporarily
Miss Kate R Drexel will enter a Pittsburgh convent only temporarily and has no plan to become a sister of mercy She has funded Indian and colored mission schools and plans to devote her life to missions while taking a short retirement to decide her path
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Miss Drexel
Kate R. Drexel
Pittsburgh
Sister of
Mercy
Judge Woods Threatened by White Caps
INDIANAPOLIS Ind May 10 For six weeks Judge Woods of the Federal Court has received threatening letters from White Caps who oppose his rulings in election cases before him.
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Woods
Indianapolis
Ind
Federal Court
Danville Fire Destroys 23 Buildings in Village
In St Johnsbury Vermont on May 10 a fast moving blaze wiped out the Danville business district in one hour. Twenty three buildings burned and twenty seven families were left homeless as a strong wind swept through with no water supply. Loss ranges 40000 to 50000 dollars with about 20000 dollars insured.
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St. Johnspury
Danville
Senator Allison to wed Miss Stoughton this fall
Washington May 11 reports that Senator Allison, a widower, is expected to marry Miss Stoughton this fall. The couple are linked to a prominent local family whose widow mother resides in the city and whose former home is being remodeled for Blaine’s occupancy.
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Washington
Allison
Miss Stoughton
Blaine
Grines
Cleveland Truant Officer Shoots Self in Apparent Crisis
George E. Goodrich, truant officer for Cleveland public schools, shot himself in the head late Wednesday night and died Thursday morning, bringing the city’s four suicides in 48 hours.
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Cleveland, O
George E. Goodrich
Cleveland Public Schools
Cleveland
HIS MOTHER WILL PAY Colonel Grant’s answer to Badeau suit
Colonel Fred Grant filed an answer in the United States Circuit Court to the US suit against General Adam Badeau seeking about £5000 for Havana consul fees. Grant says his father did not leave an estate for recovery but his mother is able and willing to pay any judgment if due.
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Gram
Alps
Himalayas
Hudson River
Pennsylvania
Long Island Road
Fifth Avenue
Windsor
Brunswick
Stuyvesant
Gilsey House
New York
Horatius
Sluggard
Anacharsis
William E. Gladstone
Mr. Yui- Gladstone
Hell
Heaven
Absalom
Lorenzo de Medici
Charles Lamb
Thomas Hood
Sheridan
Edgar A. Poe
Junius Brutus Booth
Jesus Christ
Badeau
Fred Grant
United States Circuit Court
United States
Adam Badeau
Havana
Grant
Michigan's Loss to Forest Fires Estimated at 250000
Reports from Nestoria Michigan dated May 11 say forest fires in the Homestead district caused about 250000 in damage. Several homes of homesteaders burned, with most loss in standing pine as the blaze extended from Matchwood to Hil Creek until heavy rains ended danger.
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Nestoria
Mich
Matchwood
Hil Creek
Iatelior
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Zanesville, Ohio
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