Wings of Love sermon on Ruth under God's wings
Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage preaches that God’s wings are swift broad strong and gentle as refuge. He likens Ruth’s trust to under the wings of the Almighty, citing swift protective care, broad shelter for all, and power to save, with many biblical allusions and vivid bird imagery.
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Ruth
Boaz
Brooklyn Academy of Music
T. DeWitt Talmage
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Acre
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Christ
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Anthony
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Ghent
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Harrisburg
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Martha
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Sarah
Machpelah
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The
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Red Sea
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Floods Sweep Across States Driving Families From Homes
Rain and rising rivers cause extensive damage from New Castle Pennsylvania to Canton Ohio and Bradford Pennsylvania with over a hundred families displaced in Newcastle. West Virginia reports Gauley river flood amplifying coal loss and navigation ruin. Texas Rio Grande and Eagle Pass see urban flooding with trestle washouts and rail disruption.
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Texas
Pirrspurau
Allegheny
Monongahela
Canton
Newcastle
Neshannock
Bradford
Erie
West Virginia
Hinton
W. Va
Gauley River
Kanawha River
Here
Charleston
Parkersburg
Diamond duel over corner drugstore in Boston
In Boston near Providence railroad station a druggist refused a buyout. Another druggist threatened to open a rival store on the opposite corner. The offended owner slept on it, then agreed to a price, leased the opposite corner, and now operates a thriving shop, better than before. Boston Gazette.
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Providence
Tam
Boston Gazette
Cat and dog rivalries in woodland scavenging tale
A tale from the Augusta Journal about a worm-digging cat that buries catches to lure birds, while a rival dog with a possessive bone temper tantrums. When the boneless hunt starts, the cat steals the exposed bone and vanishes. The piece adds aphorisms about contentment and focus.
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Augusta Journal
Ezeta Elected President of El Salvador
General Carlos Ezeta was elected president by the Salvadoran Assembly on the first ballot receiving 36 of 37 votes. The oath was administered and Ezeta pledged to resist foreign intervention in domestic affairs.
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San Salvador
Carlos Ezeta
Salvador
Assembly of Congress
L Ezeta
Ezeta
Salvyadorang
Murder grips Titusville as elderly woman found dead
In Titusville Pennsylvania on September 13 a 60 year old woman, Mrs sreslingham, was found murdered in her west end cottage with a smashed head. She lived alone and received county support. Police suspect the same assailants who chloroformed Mrs Batchelder at Centerville Tuesday night and robbed her of 1700 dollars.
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Sreslingham
West End
Carroll County
Williams
Johin Tool
Washington Township
Sanpy Foorr
Trenton
Tur Jackson
Wints Rogers
Gilboa
Findlay
Ife
Mansfield
C. C. Bird
Charley
William Collins
Tiffin
James Hunt
Collins
Columbus
Oma Courtwright
Man blamed for Frankfort brewery blaze with 3000 barrels lost
London dispatch reports a discharged laborer started the fire at the Frankfort brewery, opened vats flooding the premises with 3000 barrels of liquor, and ended by taking his own life.
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London
Frankfort
King Frode Rescues Crew From Waterlogged Brig Il Campidoglia
The Norwegian steamer King Frode, arriving from Port Antonio, reports meeting the waterlogged brig Il Campidoglia at latitude 28.40 and longitude 72.30. Captain Abrosia and nine crew members were rescued and brought to Boston.
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King Frode
Port Antonio
Abrosia
Woman found dead with tongue cut out in Chicago
Franliske Haurkoe a 40 year old single Bohemian was found dead in the rear of 459 South Canal street in Chicago early Thursday by resident James Fbizka. The woman's tongue had been cut out in a shrinking crime scene.
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Cniicago
Franliske Haurkoe
South Canal Street
James Fbizka
Milwau kee & St. Paul brakeman fatally maimed on first day
In Wausau Wisconsin on September 18 a Milwaukee and St Paul brakeman named Gus Dunbay, a 40 year old half breed, was run over on Friday morning and both legs were severed. It was his first day in the road Gere employ.
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Wausau
Wis
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Gus Dunbay
Wreck on Missouri Pacific Train After Defective Switch
Kansas City express on the Missouri Pacific collided with a defective switch at Glencoe forty miles west of St. Louis injuring twenty passengers, six seriously. Mrs. B E Norton of St. Louis is not expected to survive. Others injured include Mrs. Mary Lott, A C Daley and wife, James Cook, and F E Norton. A relief train carried the hurt to hospital. nearly 100 passengers were shaken but escaped death.
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Kansas City
Osage
BE. L. Norton
St. Louis
Mary Lott
A. C. Daley
Lebanon
Ind
James Cook
Denver
FE. L. Norton
Drowned New Yorker Robert Ray Hamilton Found After Hunt
Helena Mont Sept 15 J O Green son of Norvin Green reports the body of Robert Ray Hamilton the New Yorker known for his Atlantic City dispute has been found along Snake River near his ranch during a hutting trip Hamilton had bought a ranch two months ago and used it as an outfitting base for park tourists Green located the body with his party after a five day hunting trip and notified Hamiltons family
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Mont
J. O. Green
Norvin Green
Western Union Telegraph Company
Yellowstone Park
Mr. Green
Park
Union Pacific
Robert Ray Hamilton
Atlantic City
N. J
Mr. Hamilton
Hamilton
Chicago to Receive Vast Elevated Terminal Rail System
A new daily financial paper reports a project to provide Chicago with a vast terminal system named the Chicago Elevated Terminal Railroad Company. Backed by Chicago New York and European financiers, the plan envisions a grand central station near Twelfth and State streets. Elevated iron, steel, and brick arches would carry both passenger and freight trains with hydraulic elevators lowering freight cars to the streets.
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State Streets
London
Two Killed and Seven Wounded by a Pine Tree
A pine tree struck by a passing engine fell onto the last car of a Piedmont Lead City excursion train. Two people died and seven were wounded as the Black Hills & Fort Pierre railroad began operations. The event occurred near Elk Creek about twenty five miles from Deadwood during a Masons trip.
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Explosion on switch engine No. 9 kills two in East St. Louis
In East St. Louis on a Saturday afternoon the boiler of switch engine No. 9 of the St. Louis Kansas City & Colorado railroad exploded. Engineer Barrett and fireman Doughenay were killed. A ton fragment and other debris flew hundreds of yards, wrecking cars and splitting a tree. The fireman’s body was blown into telegraph wires and torn loose. The cause remains a mystery.
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St. Louis, Kansas City
Nine Bodies Recovered as Wilkesbarre Mine Tragedy Deepens
The body of George Ford remains in the South Wilkesbarre shaft where a Friday explosion killed him. Water fills the slump to fifty feet, hindering rescue efforts. Nine miners have died. gas buildup makes entry and rescue work extremely dangerous. A strong air current is needed to dissipate gas before operations can continue.
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Wilkesbarre
George Ford
South Wilkesbarre
Ford
Tragic Lightning Strikes Italians at Harlem Road
A fierce thunderstorm hit Sodom on the Harlem road sending about 100 Italian workers seeking shelter in a nearby house. Lightning struck within feet of the building killing four men and injuring several others. curiously the house suffered no damage.
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Sodom
Harlem
Senate Debates and Tariff Bills Dominate Early Sept
The period covers Sept 6 to Sept 12 with daily Senate action on the tariff, river and harbor measures, and land and railroad issues. House business is hindered by feeble quorums and filibusters as conferees, votes, and adjournments shape the week.
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U. S
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Tenn
Atkinson Railroad
Chicago firm forms to aid stock placements with five million capital
EnisuA NANSWAW of an English syndicate negotiates with St. Louis shoe factories for sale to the represented capitalists. He has options on Rochester establishments totaling 2.5 million and seeks options in Chicago. A Treasury circular offers prepaid interest on 1907 four percent bonds maturing 1890 to 1891, effective Sept 10 to Oct 1, 1890. Colonel Whitfield declines First Assistant Postmaster General post. Fifth Tennessee nominates P. C. Smithson. Bussey confirms a soldier injured en route to church is in the line of duty for pension. Raum denies resignation rumors. Southern newspaper reps meet in Birmingham to perfect a regional news service.
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Raum
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Ala
Epidemic Strikes Carroll County and Other Local News
An eastern Carroll County epidemic, likely typhoid or cholera, causes multiple deaths including John Tool of Washington Township. Reports cover tremors, burglaries, prison escapes, drownings, and various local incidents across Ohio with several named towns and individuals.
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