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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1898

Page

6

As the Hart Panteth For The Water Of God

Dr. Talmage likens troubled souls to pursued deer seeking the waters, using a deer hunt in the Adirondacks to illustrate reliance on God's mercy. He urges surrender to divine comfort, shedding horns of pride, and trusting Christ for relief from woes, persecution, and fear.

American Press Association Washington Talmage David Syria Solomon John Brown Issac Esau Isaiah Oriver Saul Absalom Adirondacks St. Hogis Long Lake Upper Saranac God Divi Wall Street New York

Aunt Rachel and the Jackson Presidency Narrative

The Detroit Free Press recounts Aunt Rachel, wife of Andrew Jackson, described as short and devoted yet unloved by some. It details her management of plantations and slaves, her reaction to Jackson’s election, and her funeral attire. It notes Jackson’s post election bitterness toward slanderers and Adams’s response, ending with Adams moving to a suburban house on March 8, 1829.

Rachel Jackson Washington Tennessee United States Mr. Jackson White House Adams War Department Detroit Free Press

Who is Experience A cow joke from Oak Park barn

Citizens of Oak Park discuss a mysterious sign on John Farson’s barn reading The Home of Experience. A delegation asks who Experience is and Farson replies with a playful answer, Experience is our cow.

Oak Park John Farson Experience

Live Stock Market In Rhyme Novelty

The New Orleans Live Stock Enterprise prints inverse market rhymes. Milk cows in demand as beeves and yearlings hold value while calves, sheep, and hogs show varied fortunes. Receipts light for beef, milk cattle priced high, calves and yearlings moving, corn feds active, shippers arriving Thursday night.

New Orleans United States

Italy to prune fleet and boost efficiency in naval plan

Admiral Palumbo, new Italian minister of the navy, orders removal of ships failing to meet speed requirements during maneuvers and directs cost cuts in battleship construction without power loss. Plans include using cheaper cabin materials, refitting old iron clads like Dandolo and Duilio, and commissioning four torpedo boat destroyers from Schicau with speeds of 30 and 32 knots.

Palumbo Dandolo Schicau

Woman Arrested For Climbing Vienna Church Steeple

A young woman was arrested in Vienna for attempting to climb a church steeple to place a flag between the belfries so all could see it. She hoped the emperor would hear of the act and grant her wish to have her grandfather admitted among the 12 old men at the next annual foot washing at the Burg palace on the Thursday before Easter.

Heavenly Comfort Far East Adirondacks Golden Gate San Francisco Baroness of Nairn Vienna Burg

Suggestions too grand for short change of course

A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip catalog critiques grand schemes to alter natural limits and landscapes by proposing extreme, fantastical projects. The brief note pokes fun at ambitious endeavors like painting pyramids or fencing the Milky Way, suggesting impractical novelty.

Pyramids Alps Sahara Cleveland Plain Deater

Columbus Remains in Hispaniola Confirmed by San Domingo Vault

The Sunday Herald notes that Columbus rests in Hispaniola, not Havana. It recounts the 1541 interment in San Domingo Cathedral, the later vault discoveries, and Rudolf Cronan's 1891 investigation confirming the remains. a Berlin document and Adams report are cited for authenticity.

Sunday Herald Christopher Columbus Havana Columbus la Espanola San Domingo Valladolid Asia Cortes Pizarro Mexico Peru Spain Diego Louis France Basle Cuba Rudolf Cronan Leipzig Prince Bismarck Interior Hispaniola Berlin Charles K. Adams Cornell University American Historical Society New York Herald

Great changes on the Staked Plains attract attention

The Staked Plains once seen as a treeless, dangerous expanse has been transformed over 16 years by ranchers sinking wells and fencing land. Water now lies 20 to 100 feet deep and fever or blackleg is rare. Notable investors include Col. Slaughter, John Scharbauer, and C. C. Goodnight.

Llano Estacado Rio Grande New “Mexico Pecos City Amerillo Chile Texas Col. Slaughter Dallas John Scharbauer Fort Worth C. C. Goodnight Midland St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Benjamin Binns the New York ape from Java

A three foot gibbon from Borneo, christened Benjamin Binns by Capt. Theophilus Trotter and Chief Engineer John Drew, arrived in New York aboard the British steamer Indiani from Java. Benjamin, gentle and upright, drew crowds, paraded on deck with a chain, and drank Java coffee before being offered for sale by animal dealers.

Borneo New York Java New York Sun Theophilus Trotter John Drew Passoercean Benjamin Binns Benjamin Trotter Maritime Dom Paul Engineer Drew Drew Tillie Jack Gibbon Gibbons

Spanish Warfare in Manila Noted Amid Night Fire

The account describes August 2 night actions in Manila trenches with Spanish artillery and sharpshooters. U.S. pickets held, Spaniards attempted a flanking move, were driven back by sustained fire, and the night ended quietly. The note is from Harper's Weekly with a Centre Harbor excursion line trailing.

Manila Harper’s Weekly

Beautiful Grey Hair Trade Ad by Rhodes & Sons

A historical advertisement promotes buying and selling hair in bulk by J. ST. Rhodes & Sons. It highlights imported grey and natural hair, asserts knowledge of quality, and claims ability to offer superior goods at lower prices.

J. ST. Rhodes & Sons

Local Gas Light Co Directors and officers named

LG V ECE. Gas Light CO PRESIDENT: SEWALL G. MACK. TREASURER: JACOB ROGERS. CLERK: SAME E. RAYMOND. DIRECTORS: Newall G. Mack, Levi Sprague, Jacob Rogers, Alexander G.Cumnock, George S. Motley, dward M. Tucke, James Francis.

Newall G. Mack Levi Sprague Jacob Rogers Alexander G.cumnock George S. Motley Dward M. Tucke James Francis

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