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04 Oct 1888
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Cambridge Herald in Cambridge, Ohio
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Newspaper
Cambridge Herald
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1888
Page
1
Village intrigue and a wager of hearts between cousins
Ralph Thornton and Kate Elverson scheme to win Belle Forresta’s affection by playing a devoted lovers act while Belle watches from an aching distance. The plan hinges on romance with Ralph as the ardent suitor, Kate guiding the plot as Belle grows wary and jealous. The tale traces village life, social flirtations, and a forthcoming winter wedding in the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Thornton
Kate
Ralph
Kate Elverson
Phaeton
Eden
Mr. Thornton
Ned Mann
Miss Elverson
Belle Forresta
Belle
Belle Forrest
Forrest
Captain Forrest
Albany Evening Journal
Clouds as Gods Chariot in Talmage Sermon at Brooklyn Tabernacle
Rev Dr Talmage preaches that God rides the clouds as a royal chariot, with morning and evening cloud conveyances and a black war cloud. He elevates creation as telescopes to view divine glory, cites biblical cloud signs, and urges prayer to guide fate. He envisions the judgment chariot with ten thousand saints and a future ascent to the gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Talmage
Dusseldorf
Louvre
Luxembourg
Vatican
Catskills
God
David
Isaiah
Solomon
Elihu
Pharaoh
Red Sea
Sinai
Tabor
Heavenly City
Elisha
Daniel
Ben Lomond
Cordilleras
Berkshire
Michael Angelo
Ghirlandio
England
France
Italy
Russia
America
Sebastopol
Sedan
Gettysburg
Tel-el-Kebir
Bunker Hill
Devil
Earth
Hell
Heaven
Babylon
Baalbeck
Roman Empire
Atlantis
Europe
Moscow
Samuel
Elijah
Hezekiah
Joshua
Esther
Ruth
Hannah
Mary
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Cap’n
Leyden
Alva
Netherlands
Luther
Columbus
George Washington
Brooklyn
Long Island
Howe
Clinton
Germany
Andes
Gay Lussac
Jebel- Musa
Mount Sinai
Mount
Jebel-Musa
Trajan
Diocletian
Xenobia
Cesar
Alexander
Christ
Old Dispensation
Abraham
Moses
Ezekiel
Stephen
Ignatius
Polycarp
Justin Martyr
Cloud
Oddities and Notes From Local And National Gossip
A survey of varied items notes American and English social shifts with names like Mrs Mary Trier and Miss Barry Brandon. It mentions an Erie oil finding, a Kansas City hotel on the eighth floor, tall and heavy men in Congress, and Portugal’s king conversing in several languages. Also artesian wells near New York bay and Clara Barton’s Kansas honor. A Delaware peach dealer profits on a 1222.40 carload. a horse killed by an electric wire in Peekskill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labouchere
Mary E. Trier
Mary
Somerville
Mass
Barry Brandon
Cleveland
Erie
Kansas City
Stewart
Texas
Barnes
Georgia
Ingalls
Dom Louris I
Portugal
New York Bay
Jersey
Barton County
Kan
Clara Barton
Kansas
Byron SaLes Berry
Delaware
Peekskill
Utah Commission Reports Two Views on Polygamy Policy
Minority report by John A. McClernand and A. B. Carlton lauds gradual Mormon reform and urges a federal polygamy ban. Majority report led by Godfrey Williams and Thomas opposes Utah statehood until polygamy ends and endorses a constitutional amendment banning the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Utah Commission
John A. McClernand
A. B. Carlton
Secretary of the Interior
Commission
United States
G. L. D. Godfrey
A. B. Williams
Arthur L. Thomas
Senate Committee
House Committee
Utah
Legilative Assembly of
Salt Lake City
Mormon Church
Legislative Assembly
Wilford Woodruff
Church
Public Schoos
Presbyterian Church
Congregational
Congress
No Shortage in the Orange Crop
New York reports that Florida fever will not dent orange supply as Louisiana may yield 1500 boxes and West Indies and Mediterranean sources are ample. Industry sees total annual boxes at 12 to 15 million, keeping markets steady despite trouble abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Florida
Washington Market
Louisiana
West Indies
Mediterranean
Fire at Cronstadt Claims Sixteen Inmates
In St Peterssure on September 29 a devastating blaze wrecked a tall wooden tenement. The stairway burned away and many inmates leaped from windows to the street below, suffering fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peterssure
Cronstadt
Fatal Fire Destroys Wilkins & Co Furniture House
Cuicano September 29 fire wipes out the furniture firm of F G Wilkins and Co at 15 and 17 Lake street with total loss around 90000. One man per ished in the flames and a boy is missing amid several narrow escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuicano
F.G. Wilkins & Co
Lake Street
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