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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1890
Page
7
Domestic and foreign brief items note the Sherman trial at Buffalo ready for the jury. Other items report a Chester cyclone fatality, a Mexico President interview, and various political and social happenings across the United States.
Mrs J Elen Foster sails for England for the summer Gen Boulanger weary of Jersey to London Senator Hoar buys Asnebumskit Mountain summit Paxton Mass Senator Stanford owns fine carriage horses in Washington A Rosecrans daughter wedding engagement to Gov Toole of Montana Mrs A Grant leads a quiet life in New York Watterson to address South Carolina Press association in Charleston April 39 Jubal Early gives 1000 for Lee monument anniversary Richmond May 29 Paris Mafin hints Sarah Jernhardt to marry a fellow actor Alfred Tennyson recovering from bronchitis gout and other ailments Col C J Murphy plans a corn palace at Edinburgh Exposition Jefferson Davis daughter changes name to Jefferson Hayes Davis Mrs Noble keeps rare spoons collection in Washington Paris notes Parliament recess April 23 British politics dull squadron off Civita Vecchia Brazil uncertain Chancellorship crisis in Germany Euro wars discussed Billy the Kid nabbed in London No 1 Caprivi appointment rattles Europe Noah Drew dies in London widow sent back to America.
The Sunday lesson reviews Jesus teaching from the Sermon on the Mount on loving enemies and doing good without expectation. It contrasts Christ’s active, universal love with earlier negative precepts and emphasizes mercy, forgiveness, and nonjudgment to reap a heavenly reward.
Andrew Carnegie warns young men to avoid gambling speculation, liquor, and endorsing notes. He cites ruined telegraph operators and notes that lasting fortunes come from useful service like Cornelius Vanderbilt, not fortunes made by chance in markets.
The text reflects historical notes on Ash Wednesday from Pope Felix III and moral adages. It includes sayings on personal growth, temptation, and moral conduct, with references to various authors and a reflection on living well in the present and future.
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