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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1896

Page

3

Prodigal's Return Sermon on Easter Forgiveness

Rev. Talmage uses the Prodigal Son parable to urge immediate repentance, contrasting the hunger and ruin of sin with the merciful Father. He warns against delaying vows and recalls vivid stories of prodigals who return or fail, ending with a call to seek the full pardon of God today.

T. DeWitt Talmage Washington Christ Ieaven Liverpool Dublin Sie Jesus Kingdom of God Easthampton

Harrison Weds in Simple Catholic Aisle Ceremony

New York April 7 Ex President Benjamin Harrison marries Mrs Mary Scott Lord Dimmick at St Thomas church in a simple ceremony. Gen Benjamin F Tracy stands as best man. 86 guests attend. The couple depart for Indianapolis and Adirondacks for a summer retreat, amid a restrained wedding mood.

New York Benjamin Harrison Mary Scott Lord Dimmick St. Thomas’ Church J. Wesley Thomas Benjamin S*. Tracy John F. Parker Gen. Harrison Wanamaker The Treasury Charles Foster Interior John W. Noble Daniel M. Ransdell District of Columbia E. F. Tibbett Harrison St. Thomas George W. Warren Benjamin F. Tracy Fifth Avenue Hotel Fifty-Third Street Dimmick East Thirty-eighth Street Fifth Avenue J. Wesley Brown Dr. Brown Lieut Parker Lieut. Parker Carridges Gen. Morrison Gen Tracy Indianapolis Adirondack Mountains Diminick Pennsylvania Walter E. Dimmick

When the congregation sings I would not live alway

Puck notes that while many in the congregation sing the line I would not live alway they imply a limit around seven in a playful aside about the chorus and sentiment.

Spain prepends fleet as Cuba crisis nears showdown

Madrid reports Admiral Sanchez Ocana has finished sea trials for a 14-ship Spanish squadron with about 6000 sailors. The fleet sails from Ferrol for gun practice in Arosa bay then along the northwest coast, aiming for Havana when Congress acts on belligerency. Madrid papers flag US politics as the fleet’s hinge. The government vows to curb demonstrations while pressing for swift Spain United States talks.

Cleveland New York Madrid Sanchez Ocana Great Navy Yard Ferrol Extree Arosa Bay Spain Havana West Indies Congress United States America

Accused of Fraud in Era of Fraud Allegations

Baltimore April 7 Rev John Lanahan warned Methodist preachers he will publish a detailed exposé alleging fraud in the Methodist Book Concern New York where he once served as an agent He claims three oil firms secretly operated by the senior New York agent with over 1 million in capital and false church financial reports for 12 years including misused benevolence funds He plans to prove cash frauds and stock speculation by the manager. He alleges funds sent for benevolences were diverted. He also reports separate killings in Meadsboro Illinois and a related case amid German settlement tensions with threats of lynching.

Baltimore John Lanahan Methodist Book Concern New York Lanahan Methodist Church Wall Street

Ohio and Michigan vote shows Republican gains in many cities

Across Ohio and Michigan on April 7 voters largely backed Republican tickets with victories in Columbus Toledo and several Michigan cities while Democrats swept urban areas such as Saginaw and Des Moines had mixed results and women voted in key races including a Liverpool ballot on woman suffrage and school board seats.

Cincinnati Ohio Dayton Jacob Linkweiler Sam B. Smith Chillicoathe Madisonville Circleville Troy Piqua Springfield London Wooster Urbana Warren Elyria Marysville Millersburg Caldwell van Wert Liverpool Toledo Columbus W. &. Tussig Bushnell Detroit Mich Michigan Petoskey IS. L. Rose Grand Rapids Stow Stebbins Samuel Dickie Albion McCutcheon Bay City Recorder Jackson Kalamazoo Owosso Lansing Benton Harbor Muskegon Sault Ste. Marie Manistee Flint Grand Haven Stanton St. Ignace Marshall Traverse City Coldwater Marquette Tscanszba Gallup L. A. Smith P. W. Lesby P. P. Schnorbach Leonard Eyre Saginaw William B. Baum Linton A. P.A Bloomington Calvin Rayburn F. M. Funk Stephen Akers American Protective Association Fulton, Til George S. Sardum Fred B. Hubbart Shelbyville Ill Board of Education Dubuque Olinger Thomas T. Duffy Duffy Des Moines Keokuk Fargo N. D North Dakota St. Paul Minn

National WCTU Convention Set for St Louis in November

The officers of the National W C T U accepted an invitation from the St Louis union with mayoral and Business Men's league support to hold the national convention in St Louis on November 15 and 16.

Chicago St. Louis Union Mayor Business Men's League St. Louis

House Approves Cuban Resolutions by 245 to 27 Vote

The House adopted the conference report on Cuban resolutions recognizing belligerency and urging friendly intervention by President Cleveland toward Cuban autonomy. The tally was 245 to 27 amid cheers, with absences affecting some votes.

House Washington House of Representatives Cleveland Messrs Arnold R. I Atwood Mass Black Boutelle Daniels N Y Draper Gillet N. Y Gillett Elliott Lockhart N. C Tucker Turner Tyler Madrid Congress

Is He a Candidate for President Carlisle Drawing Democratic Support

Democrats view Secretary Carlisle as a presidential candidate in name only unless the convention signals preference. He would accept a nomination on a sound money platform, while Carlisle has avoided aggressive campaigning. Louisville papers quote Democratic chairmen endorsing Carlisle as the sound money choice for president.

Carlisle Wii Washington Carlisle Watterson Louisville Courier-Journal Democracy Louisville Louisville Post

Jealous Suitor Shoots Miss Owen in Talbotton Lounge

In Talbotton Georgia on a Sunday night Miss Sallie Emma Owen a wealthy young woman was shot to death in J H McCoy's parlor by dentist W L Ryder who was courting her A P Persons a congress candidate stood beside her and was wounded Ryder captured after a failed suicide attempt by slashing his throat authorities say jealousy over Owen and Persons friendship sparked the tragedy.

Talbotton Sallie Emma Owen J. H. McCoy W. L. Ryder A. P. Persons Congress Mr. Persons Ryder

Robbery on Express Route Seizes County Funds in Alabama

Deputy Tax Collector Woodham of Covington county was robbed en route from the express office at Searight to Andalusia with 2000 in county money and 70 in private funds. Three masked men forced him to surrender the funds during the transit.

Montgomery Ala Woodham Covington County Searight Andalusia

Werr Ahlwardt Beaten by Mob in Woboken

In Woboken a mob of about a thousand attacked Werr Hermann Ahlwardt the anti Semite from the German reichstag. The fracas ended only after police intervened arresting Ahlwardt and several assailants. In Washington a bill to create an additional judge for the Sixth judicial circuit received a favorable senate report.

Werr Ahlwardt New York Werr Hermann Ahlwardt Reichstag Woboken Ahlwardt Washington Senate Sixth Judicial Circuit Michigan Ohio Kentucky Tennessee

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Rev. Dr. Talmage Earth Asia Minor Lord Byron George Sand Satan Hell Mary Jesus Christ God Amagansett Amangansett Richmond Tam John England Portsmouth Mr. Griffin Mr. Crishin Ile Eix West Tiug Bride Mrs. Ntarrison Ilarrison Meleansboro Fred Kenner Boehmer Carmi Tl Troehmer States Iowa Illinois Minnesota South Dakota Georgia
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