Reverence the Aged How Parents Find Joy in Reunion
A sermon centers on Genesis fourteen and the Joseph Jacob reunion as a model of filial piety. It extols honoring and caring for aging parents, celebrates long memory and household hospitality, and honors unmarried sisters who care for elders while recalling biblical examples from Ruth to Mary.
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Jacob
Joseph
Rachel
Egypt
Nile
Joseph Fom
Machpelah
Goshen
Xantippe
Our
Soak
Anna Ross
Margaret Breckinridge
Mary Shelton
Anna Etheridge
Georgiana Willetts
Fair Oaks
Lookout Mountain
Chancellorsville
Cooper Shop Hospital
John and Paul
Christ
London Tower
Golconda
Father
Will Carleton
Micah
Absalom
Fidels
Epaminondas
Aeneas
Troy
Anchises
Ruth
John Lawrence
Colchester
Angry Mobs and Freight Embargo in New Orleans
A mob in New Orleans threatened to smash a freight embargo as President E Carter and Dr. John Gui left the city. Local boards and officials held a meeting to ease freight congestion, establishing a committee with Texas & Southern Pacific to seek relief. Yellow fever quarantines expanded, with patients moved to Canal Street hospital and heightened security on Royal Street after a suspicious illness.
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Means
E Carter
John Guithe
Dad
Elseadt
Ace
Texas & Southern Pacific
Pto
St.ts
Yellow Hospital
Canal Street
Hursday
Archinald
Royal Street
Prem © Board of Health
Arments
Crisis in Greece as Government Resigns After Vote
Crisis unfolds as the chamber votes against confidence in Premier Ralli and his cabinet over the peace treaty with Turkey. The Delaynists hold a large majority. M. Ralli and the cabinet resign, plunging Greece into political crisis.
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Chamber
Boule
Legislative Assembly
Turkey
M. Ralli
M. Ballin Tinue
Price of Beef to Rise Sharply in Coming Weeks
Francisco Oct 1 Beef prices have surged in recent weeks and are expected to climb about 50 percent before holidays. The advance follows drought recovery in Australia reducing beef and mutton exports, with California markets nearly exhausted and cream crops short, signaling higher meat costs ahead.
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Francisco
Australia
Rehas
California
General Weyler resigns Cuban post amid Azcarraga downfall
York reports from Havana that General Weyler resigned as commander in Cuba. The move, linked to the Azcarraga ministry’s collapse, signals a major political shift. An unspecified nation or policy change is anticipated as a consequence.
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Azcarraga
York
Aki
Havana
Gen. Y
Lim
Cuba
Trotters At Malone Exhibit Records At Fair
Robert J. and John R. Gentry drove an exhibition mile at the Franklin County Fair in Malone New York. John R. Gentry lowered the state record finishing in 2 05 4. Time was 2 09 for the other horse. Plate for the Kentucky. Bethlehem Iron News reports side armor nearly 150 tons dug for the battleship.
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Nous
Malone
N. Y
Robert J
John R. Gentry
Aiklin County Fair
Ierest
Kentucky
Wes, Pa
Bethlehem Iron News
Public Debt and Cabinet Notes From Washington
The treasury shows September debt at 1 013 123 718 with a $3 787 592 rise from August and a net treasury cash balance of 215 192 787. Included are specific debt categories and cash by gold silver and paper. certificates offset by cash. Agricultural foregoes seed distribution amid treasury law ruling. Cabinet meeting on Spain Spain relations Cuba and possible Woodford dispatch. State department urged considering Pekin as treaty port due to illicit trade.
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Washington
Mon Treasury
Treasury
Agricultural Department
Tracewell
The
Wilson
Spain
Madrid
Cuba
Woodford
State Department
United States
Read
Tien Tsin
Sagasta Arrives in Madrid to Form New Cabinet
Senor Sagasta arrives in Madrid and states he will attempt to form a new cabinet. Liberals give him an ovation, with expectations he will name Gamazo as foreign minister, Moret y Prendergast for the colonies, and Correa for war. A cabinet crisis may end within a week.
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Madrid
Manpkrip
Senor Sagasta
American built ships to replace foreign craft in West India trade
Negotiations among capitalists in Philadelphia New York and Boston aim to substitute American built steamships for foreign vessels now serving the West India fruit trade The ships to be built by the Cramps will be fast first class and reduce the voyage time between northern and West India fruit ports. Gov Atkinson will not call an extra session in West Virginia. Buenos Ayres says no dispute with Chile over foreign affairs.
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Philadelphia
New York
Boston
West India
Cramps
Atkinson
Charleston
W. Va
Yellow fever quarantines and rising cases grip New Orleans
New Orleans reports a slow fever rise with four deaths including Hickey at the yellow fever hospital and Bauer at Philip and Chippewa. Crowds gathered as guards cleared streets and reports of five cases in one square emerged. Despite rising hospital cases, the board of health keeps strict quarantine and detains suspects at Fontainbleau. Maj. E J Hamilton fell ill with yellow fever. Gov Foster seeks uniform quarantine with Texas and Mississippi.
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New Ogeans
Man Hickey
Bauer
Philip and
Chippewa
Board of Health
Yellow Fever Hospital
Rigolets
New Orleans
Louisville & Nashville
Fontainbleau
E. J. Hamilton
Foster
Texas
Mississippi
Epwakros
Miss
Mesizer
Ala
Columbus Team Yankees Cup Series Ends in Dispute
The Columbus and Indianapolis squads failed to finish the cup series as Indianapolis refused further away games. Columbus wins the cup after three wins to Indianapolis’s two, with players each earning about $75. Evans pitched well for Columbus, Foreman struggled, and Kahoe hit a seventh inning homer the visitors barely deserved. Merte and Hulen starred in the field for Columbus.
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Y Sicdag
Evans
Columbus
Foreman
Senators
Kahoe
Merte
Hulen
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Ministerial Changes Do Not Alter Woodford Instructions
Maprip Oct 4 United States Minister Woodford retains the instructions from President McKinley. Gen Woodford and Senor Sagasta remain reserved on US Spain relations. Leading liberals say Spain will not accept American mediation in Cuban affairs. Sagasta met the queen regent and a new liberal cabinet is due Monday. Gen Correa has taken the war portfolio.
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Woodford
McKinley
Maprip
United States
Senor Sagasta
Spain
Correa
Death of Judge J W Menzies in Falmouth Ky
Judge J W Menzies died in Falmouth at nine p m Sunday aged about eighty five He was a prominent jurist and Democrat and his remains will be taken to Covington for burial Tuesday His passing removes a widely known Kentucky figure Sagasta Policy in Madrid Premier Sagasta outlines a Cuba policy reversing two years of liberal stance He seeks self government for Cubans and expects friendly terms with the United States Earthquake Shock in California Occurred in Santa Cruz at 3 a m with east west vibrations
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Joseph
Rachel
Millard Fillmore
United States
Washington
Daniel Webster
Millard
White House
Capitol
Theodosius
Jacob
Greenhorn
Padanaram
Falmouth
J. W. Menzies
Covington
Sagasta
Madrid
Cuba
California
Saxta Cruz
Cal
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