Mediterranean Voyage Sermon on Paul Shipwreck and Deliverance
Rev. Talmage recounts a Brindisi sermon on Acts 27 44 using the tale of Paul in a Euroclydon storm to warn against ignoring wise counsel. He parallels his own Atlantic cyclone experience with spiritual peril and ends with hope of safe harbor in heaven.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
PDD
Brindisi
Hannibal
Athens
Corinth
Mediterranean
Alexandria
Egypt
Josephus
Paul
Apostle
Chet
God
Cesar
Fair Havens
Satan
Gossamer Bridge
Melita
Atlantic
Greece
National Line
Mersey
Liverpool
Boston
Lexington
Winsomeness in Women In Praise of Patience and Mercy
A Catholic Standard piece urges women to restrain anger toward husbands. It argues the temper destroys peace and causes alienation. By modeling patience and kindness a wife may win her husband back, soft eyes and tears are framed as redeeming.
State election results and notable local incidents reported
The article lists vote tallies for state offices led by Foraker and Campbell with Campbell leading the governor race by 10,873. It notes biennial election amendments, court decisions, and multiple local tragedies and incidents across several counties. It reports resignations, appointments, crimes, and accidents including fires, drownings, and a fatal shooting, with various names and places such as Hillsboro Cleaveland Delphos Cardington Ravenna Martin's Ferry Findlay and Akron.
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J. B. Foraker
J. E. Campbell
Campbell
E. L. Lampson
W. V. Marquis
Lampson
John C. Brown
Wm. FE. Boden
Brown
F. J. Dickman
M. D. Follett
Dickman
Commissioner Common Schools
John Hancock
C. E. Miller
Hancock
D. E. Watson
J. M. Lewis
Watson
Supreme Court
U. H. Hester
Shumaker
Hester
Board of Public Works
W. M. Hahn
Frank Reynolds
Hahn
Prohibition
Union Labor
Jeannerre Brown
Hillsboro
Cleveland
Conrad Craithman
Delphos
Sarah Grant
Cardington
Joan Mack
Ravenna
Samouerl Lockwoop
Martin’s Ferry
Joan Kreiser
Ohio Penitentiary
Millersburg
Catherine Lautenschlagel
Rogers
Outville
Ohio
J. C. McKinney
Titusville
New York
Philadelphia
Findlay
Henry Hoover
Cincinnati
Harlan Cleveland
Doane
Fora‘cer
Burr
Marion County
Thomas Gladdish
Mason
Ep Lirrir
van Wert
Dennison
David Hite
Wm. Norris
Norris
Labor Party
Stevenson
John A. Rhodes
Bartler Bowman
Columbus Penitentiary
Waitr
Mt. Gilead
Will Hildebrand
Herbert Levering
Josefa Moore
Newark
Moore Bros
Poland
James Booru
Washingtonville
Foraker
William Carmichael
Akron
New Portage
Toledo & Ohio Central Railroad
Grassville
Hamilton County
Marquis
Schneider
Dunn
Marcury Ersie
Keen Township
Coshocton County
Charles Hipp
St. Mary’s
R. B. Gordon, Jr
David J. Davis
Wapakoneta
Samuel W. McFarland
Wan. Parker
Armadale
Kan
Springfield
Wm. Sharp
Michael Lee
David Love
Mechanic Township
Holmes County
Opening of Catholic University of America in Washington
Inclement weather trims dedication ceremonies for the Catholic University of America in Washington. Cardinal Gibbons blesses the building. Mgr Satolli presides at high mass. Secretary Blaine and other officials attend a banquet. President Harrison is greeted as the crowd cheers.
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Catholic University At
Washington
Harrison
Blaine
Washinton
Catholic University of America
Cardinal Gibbons
Mgr
Satolli
Lepanto
Tracy
Noble
Rusk
Windom
Miller
Cardinal Taschereau
Sabre
Leo XIII
America
United States
Canada
Marine Band
Keane
Morton
Archbishop Ryan
John Boyle O'Reilly
St. Thomas Aquinas
Great Britain and Ireland
Rome
Women organize rival temperance party on nonpartisan basis
About fifty delegates from Maine Pennsylvania Iowa Nevada New York Dakota Illinois and other states met at the Palmer house in CuicaGco to organize a new temperance party aligned with Ellen J Foster against Frances E Willard. A provisional seven will draft an address and plan, with initial $500 pledged and a factional convention to follow.
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CuicaGco
Battery D
Palmer House
Ellen M. Watson
Pittsburgh
Iowa
Maine
Pennsylvania
Nevada
New York
Dakota
Illinois
Ellen J. Foster
Frances E. Willard
Walker
Minneapolis
Pontiac Real Estate Dealer Flees Over Crooked Transactions
William H. Farsman a Pontiac real estate and money broker fled the city to avoid arrest on suspected forgeries totaling about 100000. The long running criminal scheme harmed Hudson Burr Co of Bloomington. It is believed he fled east as creditors attach his personal property locally.
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Pontiac
Ill
William H. Farsman
Hudson, Burr & Co
Bloomington
Paris College Fire Ravages Bourbon Classical and Business College
Bourbon Classical and Business College in North Middleton burned Tuesday night. All furniture including eight pianos was lost. Young ladies narrowly escaped. Loss estimated at 40000 with 7500 insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bourbon Classical and Business College
North Middleton
Murderer Hillman Hanged in New Jersey
Joseph M. Hillman was hanged in Woopsury New Jersey for the murder of Herman Seidelman a ped dler in March. He assisted jail officers in constructing the scaffold on which he died.
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Woopsury
N. J
Joseph M. Hillman
Herman Seidelman
Secrets of the Endowment House Allegations Stir Utah Testimony
Salt Lake City reports describe witnesses detailing endowment house oaths that pledged compliance with Mormon doctrine, avenging Joseph Smith, and hostility to the United States. Testimonies allege violence and murder tied to these oaths, with figures like Brigham Young and Wilford Woodruff cited as promoters.
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Joe Smith
United States
Salt Lake City
U. T
John Bond
Joseph Smith
Martin B. Wardell
Green
Green River
W. H. Dame
John W. Young
Dame
Hell
Andrew Cahoon
Mormon Church
Kingdom of God
Brigham Young
Wilford Woodruff
James McGuffie
James H. Moyle
National Reform Party Adopted At Chicago Conference
A reform conference at Weber Hall in Chicago adopted the name National Reform Party. Speakers from Michigan Ohio Illinois New York discussed equal suffragists Prohibitionist principles and reforms tracing past history and criticizing current parties. The gathering adjourned sine die.
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CuicaGco
Weber Hall
E. V. Emery
Michigan
Stolze
Ohio
O. M. Peterson
Illinois
Bull
Indiana
Ideson
New York
E. Evans
Evans
W. W. Jones
Terribly Fatal Explosion on Montana Construction Blast
News from Barre Montana reports a blast on the Northern Pacific construction branch fifteen miles east of town in Jefferson County. A powder blast failed to work, workers added black powder and an explosion followed, killing six men and blinding two others.
Blizzard Claims Dozens In New Mexico Sheep Country
Don Louis Baca, a prominent Spanish sheep raiser from Ute Creek, reports a severe blizzard across the Clayton to Canadian River stretch. Five Mexican sheep-herders are dead with four bodies recovered, as heavy snow blankets 125 miles and leaves many Mexican families destitute and unable to move to obtain food.
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New Mexico
Clayton
N. M
Don Louis Baca
Ute Creek
Plate
Canadian River
Oder
Nellie Bly Sails to Beat World Speed Record
The World reports reporter Nellie Bly has sailed on the Augusta Victoria to circle the globe in seventy five days. Her route includes Southampton London Calais Paris Turin Brindisi Ismailia Adel Colombo Penang Singapore Hong Kong Yokohama San Francisco. She aims to reach New York January 27.
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New York
the World
Nellie Bly
Jules Verne
Phineas Fogg
Southampton
London
Calais
Paris
Turin
Brindisi
Ismailia
Adel
Colombo
Ceylon
Penang
Singapore
Hong Kong
Yokohama
San Francisco
Revolution in Brazil Prompts Cabinet Resignations and Interim Rule
Rio Janeiro dispatches report a revolution aiming to form a republic with ministers resigning and the army in control. Provisional government named including Senors de Fonseca and Benjamin Constant. Minister of Marine Ladario reportedly killed. Trade implications cited for coffee, rubber, and sugar if ports are blockaded and exports halt.
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Dom Pedro
London
Rio Janeiro
Senors de Fonseca
Benjamin Constant
Baron la da Rio
Washington
Brazil
New York
Messrs
Hard & Rand
Rio de Janeiro
Santos
India
United States
Oaths of Mormons Endowment Case Probed in Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake City hearing into Mormon endowment oaths continued with Levi Axtell testifying that divulging secrets could mean death. Brigham Young discourses were cited to show hostility to the U S government and a plan for a Mormon kingdom on earth, with a possible push to disfranchise the sect.
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Salt Lake City
U. T
Mormor
Levi Axtell
Kingdom of God
United States
Brigham Young
Kingdom of God On Earth
Congress
Fatal Knife Attack at Hanover Dance in Illinois
A murder occurred during a Hanover Illinois dance when Calvin Young killed William Murphy in a floor dispute. The stabbing happened Thursday night at Harris's house. Murphy died moments later.
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DusuQque
Hanover
Harris
Calvin Young
William Murphy
Young
Murphy
Millard Powers Fillmore Dies in Burranto NY
Millard Powers Fillmore son of former President Millard Fillmore died Friday night at the Tifft House of apoplexy. His exact age is not known but said to be a little over fifty.
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Burranto
N. Y
Millard Powers Fillmore
Millard Fillmore
United States
Tifft House
Two Children Burned to Death in Danbury Fire
In Danbury Connecticut on November 16 a 4 year old boy and 2 year old girl, children of Robert Hennessey, were playing near a fire when their clothing caught fire and both died from the burns.
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Danpury, Conn
Robert Hennessey
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