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Newspaper
Cambridge Herald
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1888
Page
1
Divine Mission of Pictures in Dr. Talmage Sermon
Dr. Talmage argues that pictures carry a divine mission shaping morality and culture. He laments low artist support, urges wealthy patrons to fund galleries and free art spaces, and champions art as a universal language that elevates minds and souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Talmage
Pictures
Buddhist mission vs Western gospel in Japan influence
Despite millions raised by various denominations to spread Christianity abroad, Japanese Buddhists press to convert the Western world to a universal Oriental faith established by Buddha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwith
Buddha
Lost in a cyclone wreck that killed thirteen near Turk's Island
Captain John Covert of Brooklyn recounts surviving the bark Silas Fish wrecked in a hurricane off Turk's Island on September 2. Only he and French seaman Quinton Paul survived the disaster after drifting two days, then reaching Good's Hill and Grand Turk before rescue aboard the Ozama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turk’s Island
New Ysirit
John Covert
Brooklyn
Silas Fish
Ozama
Boston
Montevideo
Para
East Harbor
Robert Clark
J. J. Frith
Grand Turk
Marshall
Kelly
McCullum
Daniel Brown
Ward House
Quinton Paul
Good’s Hill
Anezvo
Paul
Mail Pouch Robbery Muddies Lake Shore Route
A mail pouch from Boston to Chicago on the Lake Shore line was robbed of registered letters and first class mail between Boston and Cleveland. Railroad staffer Stevenson, in charge at Cleveland, reported the theft after reaching Chicago. Officials suspect a railroad employee aided the cut bag, with the crime occurring east of Cleveland before Chicago arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore Road
Cleveland
CicaGo
Boston
Chicago
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Road
Stevenson
Kidder
Railroad
Pickpocketing Gang Disrupted In Ithaca
Ithaca authorities report a group of pickpockets from New York following Governor Hill on his tour. One man was arrested after injuring a policeman, and three of four aboard the Lehigh Valley express were captured at East Waverly and Sayre. Alderman Babcock was knocked unconscious. pockets emptied of cash, total loss estimated 1200 to 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Governor Hill
Watertown
Donovan
Lehigh Valley Express
East Waverly
Sayre
Alderman Babcock
New York
Isaac Cremer
Varna
Aken
Irish actor Finlay seeks divorce from wife Mary Henderson
CureaGco Oct 26 Charles FE V Finlay known as Charles Erin Verner an actor of Irish character files for divorce from Mary Henderson actress of Ranch 10 company now in New York. Married in Melbourne 1878 they separated two years earlier. Finlay says she attempted to shoot him at the Sherman House and accuses her of opium and morphine addiction.
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Finlay
Miss Walsh
Sherman House
Captain Ellard Dies of Suspected Yellow Fever
New York reports Captain John Ellard of the tramp steamer Doureuz died at St John’s Hospital after falling ill at quarantine. He had told health officers all aboard were well before the vessel was allowed to proceed. Officials will investigate the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Ellard
Doureuz
Brooklyn
St. John’s Hospital
Deareuz
Battle over crossing rails as Canadian Pacific clashes with Northern Pacific
In Winnipeg on October 27, a rail crossing dispute flared after Canadian Pacific guards repelled Northern Pacific track layers. CP crews, aided by a powerful force, forced the Northern Pacific workers back and damaged their laid track. No injuries were reported as tensions rose and reports claimed large reinforcements and possible Chinese labor involvement.
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Canadian Pacific
Winnipeg
Man
Northern Pacific
Canadian Pacific Road
Cove
Darkess
Superintendent White
Babylonian expedition from Penn wrecked in Mediterranean
Philadelphia report confirms the University of Pennsylvania Babylonian expedition, aiming for Palestine then Nineveh, was shipwrecked on September 29 on a rock near Samos. The Turkish vessel rescued the party after 26 hours. most baggage and equipment were lost or damaged though all members are safe and eager to continue.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Mediterranean
Palestine
Bat Cylon
Nineveh
Hilprecht
Samos
Voodoo Suspected After Fatal Murders Stir Tuscaloosa
In Tuscaloosa Alabama rumors flare about four black residents killed. Locals blame a voodoo practitioner as superstition grows. Earlier two horses owned by Sarah Moore died suddenly and a doctor found a snake and a lizard in their stomachs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birnmingouam
Ala
Tuscaloosa
Sarah Moore
Riot in Columbus Polk County N C After Political Meetings
News from Columbus Polk County N C reports a Wednesday riot between Republicans and Democrats after rival meetings. A Democrat named Brown was dangerously shot. many others were wounded. Republican Dockery campaigns in the western mountains with Democratic speaker Kitchen, sparking tension over joint debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantotte
N. C
Columbus
Polk County
Brown
Dockery
Kitchen
Bagging Trust Indicted Ties in Shelby County Court
Grand jury in Shelby County indicts Benjamin Gratz Anderson Gratz L W Jones Joel Wood and Warren of Warren Jones Gratz St Louis for conspiring to buy up bagging and mill output to force prices higher over several months Requisition papers to bring defendants for trial Attorney General Peters to prosecute vigorously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memruts
Grand Jury
Criminal Court of
Shelby County
Benjamin Gratz
Anderson Gratz
L. W. Jones
Joel Wood
Mr. Warren
Warren, Jones & Gratz
St. Louis
George B. Peters
Dreaded Double Murder Blamed on Unknown Criminals Near Mt Gilead
A Mt Gilead report says David Sellers and his wife were murdered early yesterday and their house set ablaze to hide evidence. Sellers, wealthy and carrying cash, perished with his head burned off. His daughter and a hired man escaped as flames filled the upstairs. Mrs Sellers lies dead nearby with a crushed skull. The crime, shrouded in mystery, has caused great excitement and lawmen report no clue.
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Cleveland
Mt. Gilead
David Sellers
Sellers
Mrs. Sellers
Evading the Chinese Exclusion Act at El Paso Border
Report from El Paso Texas dated October 27 describes the difficulty of enforcing the Chinese Exclusion Act along the Rio Grande frontier to Paso de Norte Mexico. Two to three hundred Chinese residents in the cross border towns move freely between the two sides when river levels are shallow. Collector Magofin enforces the act with limited inspectors, while smugglers exploit easy access via rail routes and Pacific points to cross into the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Paso de Norte
Mexico
Rio Grande
Magoftin
German Baptist Church Outrage Doses Soup With Croton Oil
In Mishler neighborhood Huntington County a church communion meal was sabotaged when croton oil was added to the soup. About a quarter of the congregation fell violently ill with cramps. Cooks detected the poison and removed some but several still suffer. Police or church authorities seek the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabasa
Ind
German Baptist Church
Huntington
Mishler
Huntington County
Ramsay Charged With Forcing Fake Voter Registration
In Jersey City on October 26 General John Ramsay Republican state committee manager was arrested on a charge by Charles K Keefe of inducing a man named Laghland a wealthy dry goods merchant to register falsely. Keefe says Ramsay sent labor agitator Beckham to ensure the registration. Beckham and Ramsay were arrested. Gallagher posted bail for Ramsay. Both deny the accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
John Ramsay
State General Committee of
New Jersey
Charles K. Keefe
Laghland
Keefe
Ramsay
Beckham
General Ramsay
Gallagher
Tragic Suicide at Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Miss Mazie Mount a 21 year old pupil at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music died after a morphine overdose with suicidal intent. A doctor treated her but she was left alone and was found lifeless in her room with a razor wound to her throat and her face resting by a dresser near a piano stool. Her parents reside in Connorsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Mazie Mount
Connorsville
Production Tops all Years in Securities and Stamps
Washington reports from E O Graves head of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing show record production of securities for the year just ended with 88 049 918 sheets printed and delivered. Totals include 10 649 548 sheets of notes and certificates valued at 3461 495 280 and 25 950 988 sheets of internal revenue stamps totaling 469 836 422.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. O. Graves
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Secretary of the Treasury
Bureau
United States
Internal Revenue
Graves
Diplomatist Blunder Overshadows Sackville-West Letter
Hatfield House hosts Lord Salisbury as Minister Phelps visits to discuss the Sackville-West letter. British and American press comment on Sackville recall and Anglo American tensions. Boston report notes John Boyle O’Reilly’s return from New York and President’s likely stance on West’s offense.
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Phelps
Lord Salisbury
Sackville-West
Hatfield House
Sackville
Hatfield
Washington
London
Lord Sackville
Mr. Phelps
America
The
Daily News
Boston
John Boyle O'Reilly
New York
Collins
West
Anarchist Circles Eye November 11 Observance in Chicago
Chicago police report renewed activity in anarchist circles after a circulated October 22 invite for the Forty-nine Club meeting on October 25. Investigators in plain clothes were deployed on the North and West sides after the gathering and the organization’s existence went without police knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo
Forty-nine Club
Lehr Und Wehr Verein
Waldron Fleeing Banker Offers Settlement Over Loss
Hillspare Michigan October 29. Charles W Waldron the banker who fled and left partner E L Koon in the lurch placed Koon to lose about 120000 by floated notes. Koon has paid about 50000 from his funds. Waldron now offers to pay the remaining 70000 if a satisfactory arrangement can be made and not make Waldron a law breaker. Colonel John Atkinson and Henry F Thurber have gone to Europe to organize the deal.
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Howe
Demire West
Pousin
Richard Wilson
England
Mlidabeth
Charles the
Christ
Scotland
Red Sea
Daniel
Lion's den
Nebuchadnezzar
Eve
Adam
Moses
Chaucer
Quentin Matsys
Mexico
Oliver Goldsmith
Asbury
America
Lam
Copley
Allstone
Inman
Greenough
Kensett
Brooklyn
W. W. Corcoran
Washington
Sam
John Wannamaker
de Munkacsy
Pilate
Philadelphia
Greenwood
Aberdeen
Tower of David
Cardinal Mazarin
Hillspare
Mich
Charles W. Waldron
E. L. Koon
Mr. Koon
Koon
Waldron
John Atkinson
Henry F. Thurber
Detroit
Europe
Atkinson
Thurber
Giants Wrap World Series With One Sided Victory
The 1900 World Series ended in St Louis with a lopsided 18 to 7 win for the Giants over the New Yorks. Pitcher Titcomb started, Harold relieved and was heavily hit. The Hall championship cup was presented by Thomas H Hall to Nat Goodwin at the Grand Opera House as Mutrie accepted on behalf of New York.
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St. Louis
New York
Titecomb
Hareld
Thomas H. Hall
Giants
Grand Opera House
Nat Goodwin
Mutrie
New Yorks
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