The Sultan and the Beheaded Poet
The poem recalls a tale of a Arab poet who pleases a Sultan with endless rhymes earning gold, until fatigue and failure lead to the ruler demanding severest punishment. Poets everywhere face danger when skill wanes as the harsh line ends with beheading threats.
The Mother and Son and a Saintly Grave Mystery
A Irish setting centers on Denny and his dying mother Honor O Donoghue at St Anne s Well near a ruined church. The old woman asks to be buried with prayers in her grave and is found hoarding treasure. Denny digs the grave, discovers thirty gold coins, and uses the wealth for a grand wake. The lovers marry, share the fortune, and learn money should serve instead of ruin.
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St. Anne
St. Anne's Well
St. Anne's
Denny
Mavourneen
Anne
Ton Denny
Serra
Honor O'Donoghue
St. Anni's
Jewel
Chicago Ledger
The Swelling of Jordan sermon explained by Talmage
Dr Talmage defends his sermon against a fake circulating text and then expounds on the Biblical warning in Jeremiah. He asks how one can endure life’s lesser trials without Christ and foresees greater temptations, urging faith, repentance, and gratitude as one faces the swelling of Jordan. He cites Napoleon, Bunyan, and modern deathbed scenes to emphasize immortality and the need for Christ in all trials.
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Francis
Jeremiah
God
Jordan
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
Napoleon
Egypt
Dear Brother
David
Moses
Veter
God's Kingdom
Earth
Hell
John Bunyan
DeWitt Talmage
Paul
Byron
Westminster Abbey
Heaven
Anks
New York
Brussels
Liverpool
Jorden
Canaan
Advange
You
John Wesley
Voltaira
Latimer
London
Kingdom of God
Ray
Quotes From Thomas Corwin on War and Morality
Prominent wartime reflections warn that war destroys cities and lives while moral law remains the judge of nations. The speaker cites liberty, tyranny, and divine wrath, urging restraint and humane policy against aggression. Corwin’s thunderous images contrast military force with reverence for life and justice.
Bold Newark theft and state appointments in Ohio
A daring Fourth Street theft in Newark saw two strangers grab two pairs of pants from J. K. Buckel and J. Hiser’s clothing shop with a third man watching the door, as Buckel clung to a suspect. The report also lists nine trustees named by the governor for Miami University for nine-year terms starting March 1, 1887, to fill a vacancy.
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Newark
Fourth Street
J. K. Bucker
J. Hiser
Mr. Buckel
Buckel
Hiser
Miami University
Horace Ankeny
Greene County
Elam Fisher
Preble County
Quincy Corwin
Montgomery County
W. J. McSurely
Highland County
D. W. McClung
Hamilton County
Jas. W. Owens
Licking County
John W. Herron
John M. Withrow
J. W. McGregor
Butler County
Clark B. Montgomery
Richard Smith
Leopold Tyler
Monroeville
Hudson River
Lima
J. C. Lineman
Haines
Harrod
Empire Oil Company
McLain
Patty
Spear
McHaffey
Kemper Farm
Champaign County Agricultural Society
C. H. Gansom
W. C. Kinnan
John W. Crowl
A. F. Vance
Holmes County
Findlay
Gov. Foraker
Senate
Piqua
Alexander Beasley
C. E. Gregg
Galion
Kent Yard
Bucyrus
Springfield
William Weir
Clark Street
Bert Johnson
Matt Pebrsson
I. B. Jones
Cleveland
Akron
Columbus Road
Mt. Vernon
Pedreson
Ohio State Board of Health
Cincinnati
New York
Benjamin J. Ricking
Henry Mersman
Ricking
W. E. Snyder
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Tiffin
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