Blotting Out Worry and Temptation in Dr Talmage's Sermon
Dr Talmage argues that an abbreviated earthly life is a blessing, not a loss, urging believers to view early death as liberation from temptation. He contrasts longevity with the needs of the soul, warns against midlife moral lapses, and urges focus on heaven, center of the universe, over earthly distractions.
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William Cullen Bryant
Cato
Monaldesco
Theophrastus
Thurlow Weed
Albert Barnes
Methuselah
Terra Firma
Atlantic Ocean
Westinghouse
Syottierd
David
Jonathan
Absalom
Saul
Ahithophel
Shimel
Ziklag
Fife
Caribbean
Heaven
Atlantic
God
Andover
Princeton
New Brunswick
Edinburgh
Christendom
Knowledge
Celestial Mansion
National Picture Gallery
London
Raphels
Earth
St. Helena
Napoleon
Nais
Alhambra
Lying In State For Henry George Rouses City
The body of Henry George lay in state at the Grand Central Palace on November 1 as tens of thousands filed by the casket in a solemn, orderly tribute. Police controlled access while mourners including Mayor Strong and other dignitaries paid respects. the service featured Episcopal burial rites and remarks by Dr. Lyman Abbott and Dr. McGlynn. The interment followed at Greenwood on Ocean Hill, facing the Atlantic.
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Gee
Central Palace
Trently
Henry
Union E Hotel
Grand Central
George
Peter
Forty-sixth Street
Palace
Third Avenue
Agust Lewis
Henry George
Handel
Richard
Tom L. Johnson
Mortelles
Joseph Pulitzer
John C.milhound
McCullagh
Isin Twos
Grand Ial
Depew Place
Weary George
Mrs. George
Richard George
Anna George
John V. George
William T. Strong
New York
Frederick W. Wurster
Brooklyn
Willis J. Abbott
Albert L. Johnson
John P. Crawford
Charles W. Dayton
George Carey Eggleston
Horace White
Edward McHugh
Bolton Hall
John Milmer
Charles O’connor Hennessey
John Swinton
Lawson Purdy
John H. Girdner
A. van Dusen
John R. Waters
M. R. Leverson
Frank Stephens
Robert Schalkenbach
Brisban Walker
Hamlin Garland
James Clarence Harvey
Plymouth Church
Heber Newton
Mr.George
Newton
Episcopal Church
Lyman Abbott
Gottheil
Dr. McGlynn
McGlynn
John
John 8
Crosby
George and
Lattimer
Philadelphia
Greenwood
Ocean Hill
Atlantic
Murderer Escaped After Quarrel Near Norristown
In Horsham, four miles from Norristown, Joseph Carozzo was shot and killed during a late Saturday quarrel. James Wheeler, a Philadelphia resident, was tracked to the city, where two detectives went to arrest him. Wheeler knocked them down and leaped from a second floor window, fleeing under gunfire as two more detectives pursued.
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Norristown
Joseph Carozzo
Horsham
James Wheeler
Philadelphia
Wheeler
Fire destroys large Ludlow tannery in Bradford area
A Ludlow Pa. special to the Era reports John G. Curtiss tannery was totally destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon. Warren firefighters aided to stop spread to Bradford. Estimated loss not less than 150 000 dollars.
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Bradford
Ludlow
John G. Curtiss
Warren
Thirty Five New Fever Cases Reported
New Orleans November 1 Board of health reports 35 yellow fever cases and 5 deaths on Sunday. Totals: 1510 cases and 183 deaths since outbreak began. 745 recovered, 589 under treatment. Influenza also reappeared in her lin with many people affected.
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New Orrixvans
Board of Health
Yellow Fever Spreads in Memphis and New Orleans
New Orleans report shows eight new yellow fever deaths and cases rising with children aged four to fourteen affected. Memphis notes eight new cases and two deaths on Thursday, amid ongoing isolation efforts and overwhelmed disinfecting crews.
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Memphis
Grand Jury Returns True Bills in Lattimer Case
The grand jury at Wilesbarre Pa on October 29 returned true bills against Sheriff Martin and his deputies for the Lattimer shooting. Nineteen bills accuse murder for each man killed and one for the victims collectively and thirty six for felonious wounding. The action was anticipated and may lead to joint trials, with Garman and MacGahren rejoining the case.
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Esbarre
Martin
Lattimer
Garman
MacGahren
Hear
Divorce Sought Over Husband Refusal To Wash Feet
Julia B. Morgan files for divorce from Frank Morgan in St Louis claiming a violent quarrelsome temper and a persistent refusal to bathe. She notes offensive odors from his feet and body, taunts to find someone else to live with, and says he has been absent since January 11, 1897 after leaving Newton Illinois where married in 1891.
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St. Louis
Julia B. Morgan
Frank
Newton, Ill
Cleveland gives heir to former president in Princeton
Grover Cleveland in Princeton welcomed a newborn son at noon Thursday. The baby reportedly resembles his father in health and is described as a fine boy. The former president received many callers at his home as condolences and congratulations flowed in on the occasion.
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Grover Cleveland, Jr
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
Cleveland
Army of the Tennessee Officers Re-elected at Meeting
At Milwaukee on October 29 the 29th annual Army of the Tennessee session re-elected old officers for the coming year. G M Dodge was president, A Hickenlooper corresponding secretary, Cornelius Cadle recording secretary, and M F Force treasurer. The reunion closed with a banquet Thursday night. In Upper Sandusky an elderly farmer Julius Zaho was attacked by a bull in Salem Township and saved by his daughter.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Army of the Tennessee
G. M. Dodge
A. Hickenlooper
Cornelius Cadle
M. F. Force
Upper Sanousky, O
Julius Zaho
Salem Township
Citizen George Train Leaves Coxey Rally to Save Greater New York
Oct 29 in Coaitree Ohio. Citizen George Francis Train bade farewell to Coxey and his wife saying I leave at the eleventh hour to save Greater New York. The remark came as Train departed after a brief rally and address.
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Greater New York
Coaitree
George Francis
Coxey
Goodby
Pullman Will Not Be Contested Says Sons
Pullman sons George M. Pullman and his brother announce no contest to their father's will. George M. Pullman states neither he nor his brother has considered or will consider contesting the will. In Mazatlan no yellow fever, according to a San Diego Mexican consul telegram from Ensenada citing Gov. Sanginoss denial.
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Pullman
Curiaco
George M. Pullman
Mazatlan
San Diego
Cal
A. V. Lomb
Sanginos
Encenada
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DR. Talmage
Inon Ocean Hill
Herlin
New Orleans
New Oreans
Memrulis
Tenn
B. J. McLaughlin
W. J. Bishop
Smith
Edward Garrard
C. H. Jordan
Jennie Parsons
Fannie Herron
R. W. Sheerer
E. B. Long
Duke Cox
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