Celestial Music and the New Heaven S Song
Rev T De Witt Talmage imagines Heaven’s music as a grand, new song born of divine love and earthly harmonies. He cites global concerts and historic composers, foreseeing an eternal, omnipresent concert where all nations and ages join in worshipful, triumphant chorus.
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T. de Witt Talmage
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Europe
America
Exeter Hall
London
Berlin
Royal Opera House
Dresden
Leipsic
Dusseldorf
Heaven
John
Mount Pisgah
God
Mendelssohn
Beethoven
Charles Wesley
Cowyer
Cowper
Rome
Venice
New Jerusalem
Niagara Falls
Harpers
Luther
Lowell Mason
South
Richmond
Charleston
Ethiopia
Africa
Christ
Earth
Jesus
Bether
Lightning's Stroke in Severe Electrical Storms
In a severe electrical storm the only comforting fact is that seeing a flash does not mean being struck. Many feel struck when only nervous shocks occur from the storm’s influence, especially if they have weak hearts. Actual lightning deaths are rare, even among the elderly, as the scale and power of electro currents exceed human comprehension.
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Gazette
Origin of the modern hearse traced to candle frames
The text explains how early funeral processions used candle-bearing frames on hearses for distinguished individuals. Portable hearses with candle fittings carried coffins from home to church, where candles lit the ceremony. Over time the candle frame name extended to the whole funeral, then to the cenotaph and the funeral carriage.
Opinion Rights Defined by Dignity in Faith
A quotation from De Quincy asserts that every mature man, regardless of means, holds the same dignified right to his own opinion and profession of faith as to his own home, emphasizing personal liberty and belief.
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de Quincy
Ex Governor Noyes of Ohio Dies in Cincinnati Stroke
Ex Governor and diplomat Judge Edward F. Noyes collapsed while walking from the Cincinnati courthouse after an injunction case. The 58 year old, a Civil War veteran and former minister to France, died of apoplexy.
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Noyes
Ohio
Cincinnati
Edward F. Noyes
William Allen
Superior Court
Massachusetts
Dartmouth College
Ohio Law School
Thirty Ninth Ohio Infantry
Missouri
Mississippi River
Georgia
Ruff Mill
Hamilton County
Hayes
France
Austro Hungarian Floods Kill Dozens and Paralyze Regions
Floods in Austria sweep Prague and nearby areas as bridges collapse and dams break. Thirty sightseers drown on a Moldau bridge. Wittingau and Rosenberg ponds burst. towns flood, residents take to rooftops, and communications shut between Vienna and Bohemian spas. News reports cite Drave overflow, Danube Valleys rain, Lake Constance high, and railways halted with passengers stranded in Austrian villages.
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Pracur
Moldan
Carlsbruecke
Prince Schwarzenberg
Wittingau
Rosenberg
Schwarzenburg
Vienna
Drave
Carinthia
Danube
Moldau
Berlin
Germany
Lake of Constance
Tamina
Regatz Springs
Widespread Fires Ravage Salonica Destroying City
Fires burned through four areas of Salonica on Thursday causing extensive damage. The Greek and Jewish quarters were devastated with twelve thousand houses reported ruined. Incendiaries are suspected as authorities plan to send two warships to protect Greek subjects. many public buildings including consulates and the cathedral were destroyed.
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Salonica
Athens
Roumelia
St. Sophia
Constantinople
Corner stone laid for Gaine County court house in Beatrice
Five thousand people watched the cornerstone ceremony for Gaine County's new courthouse in Beatrice Nebraska. The Masons conducted the event and stated the building will cost about 125000 dollars when finished.
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Beatrice
Neb
Gaine County
Masonic Fraternity
Hill Makes Another Gift to Macalster College
St. Paul Minn Sept 5 James J Hill president of the Great Northern railway donated 10000 to Macalster College under Presbyterian auspices He had earlier given 500000 for a Catholic seminar in midweek Wednesday.
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Mr. Hill
St. Paul, Minn
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Macalster College
Hill
Richest Pittsburgh area firms form anti strike alliance
A coalition of major employers including the Westinghouse system Yale Lock Colt Arms and others plans to halt production during strikes. They pledge idle workers stay home and refuse hiring from struck plants. The group claims 50 000 to 60 000 workers directly and 250 000 to 300 000 dependents rely on their earnings.
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Pirrsnurem
Westinghouse System
Yale Lock Company
Colt Arms Company
Cincinnati
Pullman
Federated
Frick Coke Co Sues Striking Employees for 100000
The H C Frick Coke Company sues its striking employees at the Standard coke works for 100000 alleging breach of contract. The dispute follows a Knights of Labor strike over non union men despite a February agreement allowing the company to hire and fire. Frick plans to hold 27000 in wages pending the suit, prompting labor leaders to question the company’s resolve.
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H. C. Frick Coke Company
Pittspurcu
Standard Coke Works
Andrew Carnegie
Connellsville
Knights of Labor
Frick
Unique hay palace to open in Momence October 1
A unique inter-State hay palace built of baled hay and straw opens in Momence Illinois October 1 with a ten day display of farm products from Eastern Illinois and Western Indiana. Governors Fifer and Hovey attend opening with possible President Harrison. events include races contests and a jubilee. Seventy sixth Illinois Regiment reunion held October 2 and 3.
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Momence
Fifer
Illinois
Hovey
Indiana
Harrison
Seventy-sixth Illinois Regiment
Salvadoran Army Triumphal Entry Into San Salvador
The Salvadoran Army of 7 000 men led by General-in-Chief Antonio Azeta enters San Salvador from Sonsonate and Santa Tecla amid church bells artillery and music. The city proclaims a holiday as crowds praise the troops and leaders from the municipal palace balconies.
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LA Lingtrap
San Salvador
Antonio Wzeta
Bolanos
Delgado
Lopez
Menedeso
Gutierrez
Salasar
Sonsonate
Santa Tecla
Azeta
Zapeda
Ruiz Vastor
Lightning's Victims Three Young Ladies Struck at Virden
At noon Friday in Virden Illinois three young women Phoebe Stockdale 19 Lizzie Stockdale 16 and Elsie Walters 15 were struck by lightning as they sheltered under a tree after leaving a school near Lowder. Phoebe died within minutes others severely hurt but expected to recover.
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Virden
Ill
Phoebe
Lizzie Stockdale
Thomas Stockdale
Lowder
Elsie Walters
William Walters
Phoebe Stockdale
Fire destroys large block on South Eighteenth Street
Fire swept through a building block from No 4 to 18 South Eighteenth street in Philadelphia Friday evening destroying property valued at about 165000. The premises housed the Pyle Knotter Banking Company and H P Mulford chemical manufacturer.
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Philadelphia
No. 4
South Eighteenth Street
Pyle-Knotter Banking Company
H. P. Mulford
Ten Killed by Dynamite at Pallicedock
A disaster at a dynamite magazine near Pallicedock killed ten instantly and left many injured. In Michigan, eight miners were buried by a cave-in at the Angeline mine on the sixth level. rescue efforts continue and miners are reportedly alive using a air drill communication.
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LA Rocne
Michigan
Minneapolis
Minn
The
Journal
Ishpeming
Ake Angeline
Kollmer's Brewery Destroyed by Fire in Peoria
Kollmer's brewery in Peoria NL burned at an early Friday hour. Loss set at 18000 with 10000 insured. The brewery will be rebuilt.
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Peoria
Kollmer
Congress Debates Tariff and Labor Measures Across Aug Sept
The report covers Senate and House actions from early September through Sept 5, including debates on the wool schedule tariff and sugar duties, passage of convict labor and alien contract laws, and a Clayton Breckinridge election case, with adjournments and notices on reciprocity and pensions. It notes labor Day adjournment sentiments and various committee moves in Washington.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
Birmingham
Ala
McMillan
House
Edmunds
Little
Tennessee River
Niles Ferry
Tenn
Carlisle
Brewer
Court of Claims
Wade
Missouri
Committee On Labor
United States
Sherman
Coover
Commissioner of Pensions
Pension Office
M. L. Smyser
Ohio
Cooper
Smyser
Evarts
Buffalo Merchant's Exchange
Post Ofice
Sawyer
Quay
Samuel J. Randall
Colonel Cooper
Cannon
Congress
Sayers
Tex
Appropriations Committee
Rock Island
Messrs. Edmunds
Voorhees
Gray
Hale
Burrows
Michigan
Reed
Clayton Breckinridge
Messrs Bergen
N. J
Aldrich
Cummings
New York
Loey
Breckinridge
McRae
Ark
Powell Clayton
Clayton
Senate Journal of
Manderson
Sherman House
Clayton-Breckenridge
Breckenridge
Crisp
Committee On Section
Second
Arkansas
Yeas
Mr. Breckeridge
International reciprocity talk and Oklahoma relief funds noted
The Brazilian minister in Washington assures Senator Aldrich of Brazil's eagerness to pursue Blaine style reciprocity with the United States. The President approves a joint resolution funding relief for the destitute in Oklahoma. Conferees set river and harbor appropriations totaling 24 981 295 dollars. A barn fire at Senator Stanford’s Palo Alto ranch is fought to save horses. A company with 2 million dollars capital forms to pipe natural gas from Indiana to Chicago. Kinsey is renominated in Missouri’s 10th district. Democrats name Charles H. Amespen of Penacook as nominee for New Hampshire governor.
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Washington
Aldrich
United States
Blaine
Oklahoma
Senate
House
Germania National Bank of
New Orleans
Kansas City
Palo Alto
Stanford
Philadelphia
Sund
Indiana
Chicago
Missouri
Kinsey
Charles H. Amspen
Penacook
New Hampshire
Harrison
John Foreman
Fostoria
Jon A. Nein
Gilboa
Putnam
George W. Houk
Dayton
Frank Rogers
Akron
Hamilton County
Joan Garoner
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Bellaire
Ohio
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Joan Brown
Cincinnati
Ohio River
East End
Ws. McDonand
Abt, Surrn & Co
Lancaster Window-glass Works
Lanecaster
Panhandle
Newark
Tur
Thirteenth
W.T. Lewis
Perry County
J. $. Ferguson
Eaton
A. O. Huntley
Warren
Joan N. Ross
John Rostover
Kirkville
Licking County
Lloyd Boot Company
Youngstown
Catitarine C. Warner
Bolton Steel Company
Canton
Otto Leuth
Sawyer
Ella Baker
Almont
Uhrichsville Fairgrounds
Bill Stoker
Venus
Miami and Evie Canal
Delhi
C. F. Hammond
Hammond
Stoker
Uhrichsville Fair
Thomas McFadden
Gilmore
Ohio Board of Penitentiary Managers
John 8. Haynes
Edward Comfort
Lon Houk
Wakeman
Frank Leary
Crane, Breed & Co
Tue Commissioner of Pensions
A. J. Manville
J. C. Lincoln
Bowling Green
A. B. Fuller
Ashland
Stephen J. Bravenr
Joan Franks
North Baltimore
Henry Powell
August Stout
St. Mary’s
Cons
York
Ohio state liquor tax totals and scattered Ohio items
Cuyahoga reports its June half year liquor tax collections while statewide figures show the number of saloons and tax allocations to Municipal Police Fund Municipal General Revenue Fund and County Poor Fund for half and full fiscal years. Other items note postmasters appointments, conventions, accidents, fatalities, and industry actions across Ohio.
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Cuyahoga
Municipal Police
Municipal General Revenue Fund
County Poor Fund
Municipal Police Fund
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Cambridge Herald
Cambridge, Guernsey CO
Mahaffey & Ogier
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Meade
Attorneys-At- Law
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Cambridge, Notary Publiann Office
J. 0. Steele
Mayl
Fred. B. Rosemond
Steele & Rosemond
Attorneys-At-Law
Cambridge
Old National Bank
J.M. Bushfield
Rainey Block
Court House
W. D. Craic
Attorney-at-Law & Notary Public
Guernsey County
Febutt
J. B. Taylor
R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott, Attorneys-At-Law
New Taylor Block
Physicians and Surgeons
WM. T. Ramsey
M. D
Providence Hospital
National Medical Dispensary
Washington, D.C
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Main Street
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Exchange Hoyvel
Caldwell
John W. Robinson
Gerner Market
WM. Kirk
Zanesville, Ohio
Farmers Hotel
Oark Boeats
Washington, Ohio
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Prop
Hotel Berwick
Cameridge, Ohio
H. F. Hunt
G. D. Miller
G. W. Broom
James G. Johnston
West Cambridge
E. McCollum
South End Mill Street
Cambride
John Harris, JR
Wall's Drug Store
B. McPeeek
Boots and Shoes
West Main St
Oply
Tohn Moss
City
Steubenville Street
Heavenly Melodies
Celestial Land
Mozart
Emily
Cross
Ganges
Yorktown
Smithfield
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Red Sea
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Schuman
Lestal
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India
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Christendom
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Prague
Albany
N. Y
Ewing
New York Central Road
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Robert Pinkerton
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Karner’s. Ile
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