Three Taverns Sermon Warns of Drink Peril in Modern Times
Reverend Talmage sermonizes on acts 28 15 from Acts referring to the Three Taverns near Rome and uses the tale to condemn alcohol abuse. He argues three taverns exist today in society the affluent middle and slums and urges education and reform to curb drunkenness and its wreckage.
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Mobile Bay
Butes
College of Degradation
Paul
Philemon
Athens
Earth
Corinth
Diana
Felix
Festus
Rome
Resignation of Justice Stephen Field From U S Supreme Court
The long serving Associate Justice Stephen J. Field announces his retirement effective December 1 1897 after a career spanning California and federal courts He notes framing major laws and 1042 decisions while praising Lincoln and the court community and expressing gratitude for a life of public service
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United States
Tom
D. C
Executive Mansion
Washington
J. Fyeup
Pme Court of the United States
Fuller
Supreme Court of the
Lincoln
William McKinley
Sub Court
California
Ie Court of the
Oyler
Oregon
Senate
Taney
Wayne
Marshal
Circuit Court
Supreme Court of California
Stephen J. Field
Supreme Court OF the United States
Brother Field
Conference effort in Kanawha valley ends in failure
Opantestox, W Va, Oct 15. The attempt to adjust the difference between coal operators of Kanawha valley and their men has failed absolutely. President Ratchford left for Columbus disheartened over the failure. Ex Senator Jones remains. Pensacola Fla, Oct 15. The remains of ex US Senator W Jones arrived from Mich. Services were held at St Michael Catholic.
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Opantestox
W. Va
Kanawha Valley
Ratchford
Columbus
Jones
Pensacona
Fla
United States
W. Jones
Mich
St. Michaela Catholic
Miss Cisneros Arrives in New York After Havana Escape
Evangelina Cisneros, the Cuban prisoner-escapee, arrived on the Seneca from Havana and, after quarantine, joined by reporters, traveled to New York with a passport under the name Juana Sola. The daring escape involved deception, wine, and disguises as she moved aboard to safety under the Stars and Stripes.
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Free America
New York
Evangelina Cassio Y. Cisneros
Cuba
Ward Line
Seneca
Havana
Miss Cisneros
Juana Sola
J. Fred Lohman
Juan Sola
Cisneros
Senor Sola
Morro Castle
Senorita
Cassio Y Cisneros
Stevens
Lastie
del Real
Juan
Stewart
Fatal double gunshot ends jealous lovers quarrel
Florence Gleason aged nineteen shot her lover John Peters through the brain and then killed herself in Chicago. Peters was taken to Alexian Brothers Hospital with fatal injuries. The tragedy stems from a months long jealousy over Peters’ attention to other women. A second item reports Constantinople urging withdrawal of American missionaries from interior Asia Minor to prevent Armenian extermination, while San Francisco notes heavy wheat shipments to Europe with over sixty vessels dispatched in two months.
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ChicaGo
Florence Gleason
John Peters
Peters
Alexian Brothers’ Hospital
Miss Gleason
California
Europe
San Francisco
Dome Collapse Kills and Wounds Many at Cincinnati Theater
A balcony tragedy at Robinson's Opera House in Cincinnati after the dome of the theater collapsed during a performance of Dangers of a Great City. The disaster, blamed on rotted pine roof trusses, killed at least three and injured many, with rescue efforts chaotic and lights out. More victims may die.
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Cincinnati
Robinson’s Opera House
Alice Opie
Opera House
Conway
Goldberg
Barr Street
al Boehmer
Eighth Street
Central Avenue
City Hospital
George Kleeman
Nick Kleeman
Pearl Hall
Sycamore Street
East Ninth Street
Henry Fleck
Broadway
George Otte
Water Works Department
Samuel Rosenblaum
Working Boys’ Home
Della Algeier
Daisy Fairhead
E. Long
Mary Scudder
Newport
Grace Conners
J. Weiss
Will Morton
Fred Jenks
Richmond Street
T. C. Wiley
Dayton
W. J. McCabe
Clint Deal
Jacob Wei
Mary Hess
John White
Amelia Wei
Mary Howe
Mary Moorman
Twelftt
Clay Streets
America
Canadian Independence Club Issues Manifesto
In Montreal on October 16 the Canadian Independence club distributed a manifesto urging Canada to sever ties with England. The document declares the time has come for independence and reflects growing nationalist sentiment in the city.
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Canada
Montreal
Canadian Independence Club
England
Greenbacks Exchanged for Gold Refused by Treasury
The Bank of British North America imported 500 200 in gold and sent it to the sub treasury to exchange for greenbacks. Treasury officials declined the proposition.
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New York
Bank of the British North America
Sub-Treasury
Treasury
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Nabal
Belshazzar
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Ianl
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Bethel
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Charleston
Still House Square
Bunker Hill
Lexington and Concord
Farragut
Oxford
Mass
Boards of Education
McKinley
Loxpon
Daily Chronicle
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Robinson
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