There is None Like That Give It Me in the Gospel Sermon
Brooklyn June 2 Dr Talmage preaches that the gospel is the mightiest weapon, urging Christians to seize old swords of trial and science to defend faith. He links science astronomy geology and philosophy with biblical truth, urging travelers and merchants to join the Christian cause and proclaim salvation.
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Samuel L. Southard
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Samuel
Thorvaldsen
Ghirlandaro
Earth
Arimathea
Asia Minor
Lydia
Gallee
Peter
Joppa
Simon
Board of Trade
Tarshish
Sheba
Annesty
Far Alaskan Citizen Stereotypes Esquimaux in Harsh Portrait
A writer denounces Northern Alaska Esquimaux as unwashed, filthy, and archaic. He describes their diet as rotting fish and blubber delicacies, dog-like eating methods, women doing most work, multiple partners, tatooing, and lip and ear adornments in a biased, hostile portrayal from Sitka Alaska.
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Esquimaux
Alaska
Esquimau
Sitka Alaskan
Printing and publishing the Texas Supreme Court reports act
Texas legislature enacts to appoint reporters for the supreme court and court of appeals to prepare decisions for publication. Details cover appointment, compensation, duties, manuscript handling, printing, binding, and delivery to the secretary of state for sale. The act provides for contracts if needed and sets format standards and volume counts. It also repeals conflicting laws and advances entry into force March 6, 1889.
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Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
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Texas
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Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Ems
Wallace
United State Supreme Court
Moore & Walker
Texas Reports
Sec
Hare
State Department
House
Senate
Law Abider Seeks Guidance Over Wife’s Absence
In a Detroit Free Press style anecdote, a man tells Capt. Starkweather he does not want to break the law as his wife has skipped. The captain replies let her skip, and if she returns, overlook and forgive. He notes if she does not marry the hired girl, all is well.
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Starkweather
Detroit Free Press
Buddhist Requiem Mass for Oneida Dead near Yokohama
Daishin-in temple near Yokohama held a grand Buddhist mass on May 17 for 124 officers and men of the United States steamship Oneida whose bodies were recovered. Attending were the U S admiral, the consul-general, and about fifty settlement residents. Seventy priests conducted the service in full canonicals.
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Daishin-in
Yokohama
United States
Oneida
United States Squadron
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