A Seraphic Diet in Heaven's Banquet Hall
Reverend Talmage envisions angels dining on celestial fare in heaven, contrasting earthly nourishment with divine sustenance. He muses on the manna of old and describes five or six heavenly foods, then urges listeners to seek redemption here and now to join the heavenly feast and unite with angels in praise.
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Mollie Fanchtellin
Archangel
Angel Ue
Angel the
Angel
Tia
Anay
Titian
Michael Angelo
Vatican
Windsor
St. Pauly
Peters
St. Izanka
Bt. Sophias
Earth
Heavenly Temple
Gol
Sweet
Moses
God
Emérald Palace
Batijuer
Manchester Ship Canal Seeks Cotton Trade Share Drop
At a half year meeting the Manchester Ship Canal Corp chairman said the canal has barely 13 600 tons of cotton traffic in six months while Liverpool received about 900 000 tons. He urged cotton sellers to ship via Manchester to prove a buyer association exists. The loan interest payments loom as shares fell. A Laborer’s Daughter Inheritance: Miss Bi anche Chapman inherits 100 000 from New York estate after the death of I B Crystal of Atlanta.
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Corporation of the
Manchester
England
Liverpool
New York
I. B. Crystal
Atlanta
Bianche Chapman
Jacksonville
Fla
Ulanta
James A. Bane
Pareer
Henry Brown
Leonard Mallard
Tim Peraten
Louis Cast
Billy Williams
Frank Lighthall
Robert Brooks
Dougie
Stann
Damaine
Platols
Sten
Jules Clice Caraboo
James Bane
Dumaine Street
St. Ann Street
West Indian Steamship Company
Texas and Pacific
Crisix
Cotton Exchange
Hoard of Trade
Produce Exchange
Maritime Association
Sugar and Rice Exchange
Fruit Exchange
Young Men’s Business League, Mechanics, Dealers and Lumbermen's Exchange
The
Clearing House
Bureau of Freight and
Washington Notes on Diplomatic Tensions and Navy Policy
Reports from Madrid say Secretary Gresham demands apology and reparations from Spain over the Alianca affair. Italian diplomat Imperiali warned of Italian interests amid Italian killings, while Japanese cadet Takasaki may briefly leave the naval academy for combat hopes. Navy cuts coal costs by shifting to Cartagena, and the income tax case looms with potential extraordinary session. Customs receipts rise, but total expenditures exceed revenue, and deficiencys bills add uncertainty.
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Madrid
Hanne Taylor
Washington
Senor Mariaga
Cuba
Allianes
Senor Muruaga
Gresham
posteMes Department
Mobile
Alu
Meils
Cenca Feria Pattie
Healians
Idea del Toro
Weasols
Motrey
Velory
New Orleans
Mobila Ia
Mobile Ag
Treasury
Congress
Pantmna Railroad Company
United States
Neyy Department
Colon
Navy Department
Herbert
Cartagena
Department
Judge Defies Dispensary Law in Habeas Corpus Case
Circuit court on Tuesday ordered the discharge of defendants held after seizure of whisky cargo from Savannah. Judge Simonton ruled the South Carolina dispensary act unconstitutional as applied to the petitions, noting inter state commerce concerns and hinting the case may go to the United States Supreme Court.
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Simonton
Act
Savannah
Legislative of
South Carolina
United States
Theaa
United States Expreme Court
Quiet at New Orleans Militia on Duty and Grand Jury Work
The Grand Jury investigates the New Orleans riot with numerous witnesses from police and harbor crew. Governor cites daily militia cost at 1000 to 1200 dollars, noting only 5000 dollars yearly appropriated for military use will be exhausted soon.
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New Orleans
Moise
Poster
Baton Rouge
Joint Conference Committee
Hugineer
Niagara
Yearer
Agenta
Criminal District Court
Fitzpatrick
Journee
Julin
Tyan Puringetote
Julian
London Daily News
Acata
Dahomey
Cleveland Returns to Washington After Eleven Days at Sea
President Cleveland came back to Washington on Saturday afternoon after eleven days of recreation on the water. He stepped from the Violet to the wharf amid cheers and looked hale and hearty, smiling as the crowd shouted to “Bring out the ducks.” He bore a glow of health not seen since leaving Washington on March 5, the day after Congress adjourned.
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Washington
Cleveland
Congress
Riots in New Orleans Killings Amid Labor Strife
A harsh race riot and labor clash on New Orleans riverfront left William Campbell dead and several injured. The fighting involved white mobs and Black workers over cotton vessel loading, prompting militia mobilization, investigations, and a London and British diplomatic response.
Tennessee Pardon Inquiry Probes Tenders and Bribes
Tennessee prison committee heard witnesses about bid specifications for prison works. Representative King testified that quartered oak walks and copper roofing components could raise costs by tens of thousands. It was alleged John Houk would be paid 7500 for delaying Commissioner Young, his son-in-law, to influence bid timing. bids opened after Young’s absence. Sessions were held in secret.
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Tennessee
Naahville
Penitentiary Committee
Representative King
Knoxville
John Houk
Commissioner Young
Houlk
Young
McDowell
Judge Young
Connecticut Repeals Last Blue Law Statute
The Connecticut senate repealed the final blue law, ending a statute that allowed a justice of the peace to convict on personal knowledge without corroborative testimony for Sabbath breaking swearing blasphemy and drunkenness.
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Connecticut Senate
Great Vestibuled Limited Route Schedule A T Lanta to Charlotte
Southern Railway Company presents condensed schedule of passenger trains for the Piedmont Air Line division effective July 1 1894. Listings show Washington D C Atlanta Ga officials J A Dodson superintendent and general managers W H Green J M Culp and traffic movedrs.
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Turk
Hardwick
Washington
D, C
Atlanta
J. A. Dodson
J. M. Culp
Washiington
Growth of the South Industrial Report Weekly Summary
The report notes broad improvement in southern business conditions with rising orders in factories and active cotton mill building. Lumber demand grows while prices hold, iron output increases, coal demand stays steady. New ventures include breweries, distilleries, foundries, and mills in Texas, Tennessee, West Virginia, Alabama, Mississippi, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Kentucky with multiple plant expansions and new facilities.
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Blaat
TO. 1 & RB
R. Lo
Faocoa
Gulvaston
Texas
T Rick
Eligabethton
Twin
Welleburg
W. V
Tancaster
Midway
Birmingham
Ala
Vicksburg
Mist
Tislea- Tours
Pinnelton
W.va
New Orleans
Tih
Contr 6. C
Charlotte
N. C
Fon
Rock Hill
Han Boon Ohare
Richmond
W. Va
Jackson
Memphis
Lexington
Shady Hill
Cox
Mrncian, Miss
Warlingtos, & C
Chattanooga,Tenn
Tennessee Coal Operators Protest State Market In Tennessee
A Tennessee coal mining convention in Chattanooga gathered representatives from most state firms to oppose the state entering the coal market. The meeting elected B. Luttrell as chair and T H Heald as secretary, and unanimously approved a three member committee to travel to Asheville to lobby for coal industry protections.
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Tennessee
Chattanooga
B. Luttrell
East Lennesses Coal Company
T. H. Heald
Knoxville
Ahville
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