The King's Highway Speech by Rev Talmage on Holiness Way
Rev T DeWitt Talmage preaches on Isaiah’s highway to holiness. He describes a king's highway built by Christ, a clean safe plain path for sinners to Heaven, urging childlike faith, security in faith, and perseverance toward Zion with celestial choirs and eternal praise.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Washington
Zion
Iere
Bernard Pass
Alps
Simplon
Italy
Christ
Public Schools and Catholic Opposition Cited by Gloucester Figure
A Gloucester Massachusetts figure quotes Rev H L Winston denouncing public schools as deRomantizing and Americanizing youth, asserting ongoing Catholic church opposition to a nonsectarian education system and defending the schools’ 250 year history.
Masonry and Religion Quote by Rev. Smith Baker
Rev. Smith Baker of East Boston argues that masonry reflects Christian truth and calls out unworthy members in any group. He says there is no conflict between masonry and Christianity and urges spiritual life to elevate masons and churches.
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Smith Baker
East
Boston
Mass
Christ’s Mission to Reveal God’s Infinite Fatherly Love
Rev. HW. W. Pinkham of Bridgeport Connecticut states that Christ’s mission was to show all people God is willing to forgive and accept them, removing guilty fear from their hearts and revealing the Father’s infinite love.
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Christ
Father
HW. W. Pinkham
Baptist
Bridgeport
Conn
Prayer and moral force in prayerful life
The piece quotes Bishop Vincent of St. Paul Minnesota praising the effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man as a mighty universal force. It adds Shenstone noting restraint is expedient though not absolutely necessary if the world were honest.
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Vincent
St. Paul, Minn
Shenstone
Harrison Is Out as Indiana Delegation Prepares for 1900 Race
A letter from former President Benjamin Harrison, read at Gen. Harrison’s home, states he will not permit his name for the St. Louis convention and withdraws from the race. Indiana delegates will now focus on McKinley Allison Reed and Mekins ey style. Observers see Harrison’s exit opening the field for other Republican candidates.
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Chamounix
Mount Blanc
Montanvert
Jerusalem
Indianapolis
Ind
John I. Gowdy
Republican State Central Committee
Harrison
Joan K., Gowey
State Central Committee
Indiana
White House
Republican Party
St. Louis
Benjamin Harrison
State Committee
Gen. Harrison
Gen
Allison
McKinley
Congress
Reed
Steele
Ways and Means Committee
Friends of
MekXinSey
John ©. New
Voorhees
Prohibitionists Call National Convention in Pittsburgh
National Chairman Samuel Dickie announces the prohibition party will hold its national convention in Pittsburgh on May 27. Representation rules grant each state four delegates at large plus twice the number of its congressmen, with extra delegates for voting history and territories. Also notes naval funding requests and treasury reserves.
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Pittsburgh
Samuel Dickie
Prohibition Party
Sidwell and Cranfill
Columbia
Postmaster Assignment Noted in Delaware
Delaware postmaster W. S. Parks received a new assignment Monday. The case cites liabilities around $60,000 due to failed real estate speculation in Pindiay, Columbus V0. The report attributes the loss to poor investments and market conditions.
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Columbus
W. S. Parks
Delaware
Pindiay
Outwitted by Gomez in Cuban frontier raid
Maximo Gomez with 4000 mounted men recrossed the Havana to Tiatabano line late Thursday. He destroyed a culvert tore up tracks cut telegraph wires and crippled the Rincon Quivican railroad section, eluding Gen Marin’s forces and prompting Cuban exile warnings as Spain mobilizes 18256 troops.
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Maximo Gomez
Trocha
Tiatabano
Bejucal
Buena Ventura
Quivican
Rincon
Gomez
Tracha
Marin
Cuba
Jiuvana
San Antonio de Los Banos
Guanajay
Comet
Maurin
Spain
United States
Mexico
South America
West Indian
Tampa
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Campos
Uncle Sam
Congo San Luis
Cobore
Canye
Palma
Sorania
Juragua
New York
Tiauana
Judge Allows 10000 Walter A Woods Harvesters
In St. Paul the district court ordered the receivers of the Walter A Woods Harvester Co to manufacture 10000 machines this year. Company assets exceed 1 million dollars plus plant and real estate, and all debts will be paid. Also reported: Kansas City editor H M Shearman, longtime Chicago Daily News contributor, died in Missouri aged unknown. He was nephew of attorney Tom C Shearman involved in the Beecher-Tilton defense.
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St. Paul
Minn
Heb
Egan
District Court
Walter A. Woods Harvester Company
Kansas City
H. M. Shearman
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
Shearman
Tom C. Shearman
Beecher-Tilton
Campos Reaches Spain Dispatches From Havana Report Cuban Rebels
General Martinez Campos arrives in Corunna from Cuba while Havana dispatches claim Cuban rebel government members have taken refuge in Sierra Maestra. A separate Malvern note reports a Saginaw railroad wreck killing Engineer Hiram Catlett, 30. In New York Mount Ivy brief a fatal collision kills Mary Jones and her husband after being struck by an eastbound passenger train.
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Memphis
Enn
Ireb
Malvern
Ark
Saginaw
Hiram Catlett
Winstead
Conn
Mount Liga
N. Y
Mary Jones
Philadelphia, Reading & New Kighland
Honor for Booth Boosts New York Protest Over Recall
A mass meeting at Carnegie Hall attendees including Dr. Chauncey M. Depew and Bishop J. G. Andrews opposed recalling Commander Ballington Booth and Mrs Ballington Booth from England. They urged keeping the Salvation Army leadership, praising the Booths and urging continued American service.
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New
Chauncey M. Depew
Bramwell
Booth
Gen. Booth
Salvation Army
America
Ballington Booth
Depew
United States
Mayor Strong
Bishop Andrews
Brrong
William E. Dodge
Bradford
Kingdom of God
Bold theft at Chicago pawnshop robs $2000 in diamonds
On February 4 at 6 PM two well dressed men robbed S Marks & Son pawnshop at 104 West Madison of $2,000 worth of diamonds after a keeper turned to fetch a ring. A chase ensued with many pursuers then the thieves disappeared into an unoccupied building leaving behind damaged bric a brac.
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A. Chicago
Chicago
S. Marks & Son
West
Madison Street
Preey
Marks
Massacres at Corfu Reported With Gruesome Toll
The Daily News cites trusted details of killings at Corfu on December 26 and October 23 with 3 509 dead and 1 500 perishing in a church. Syrians and Catholics spared. city wells filled with corpses. foreigners protected by guards around American priests.
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London
Daily News
Corfu
Missing jewels reported in Barberton carriage theft
Mrs. George Newberry arrives from Chicago with a hand satchel containing a large sum of money and diamonds valued at 1600 dollars missing after a ride to Barberton. She suspects theft. Akron police notified and investigating.
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Barberton, O
George Newberry
Arthur Dean Bevan
O. C. Barber
Chicago
Barberton
Akron
Commerce and Industry Summary of Economic Trends
The Cleveland chamber plans a 500000 dollar building. Natona county Wyoming oil operators advance properties. South Carolina liquor profits to Oct 31 total 210000 dollars. Swiss government earned about 1000000 dollars from spirits monopoly last year. Arizona ships large dried cannabis root substitutes to Europe for tanning. Florida orange harvest around 80000 boxes with strong prices, past seasons yielded 5 to 6 million boxes. Cincinnati Price Current forecasts winter hog pack of 7385000 head versus 119000 for prior winter. Gold coast exports include monkey skins averaging 175000 annually over five years.
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Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Natona County
Wyo
South Carolina
Arizona
Europe
Cincinnati
Illinois Democratic State Committee Seeks June Convention
The Chicago Sherman house hosts the Democratic state central committee meeting with leaders from city and country. Potter Palmer is endorsed for the German mission and the president to appoint. Peoria and Springfield vie for the state convention with a late June date favored by the committee and Gov. Altgeld poised to be the standard bearer again.
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Altgeld
Ilinols
Chicago
Democratic State Central Committee
Sherman House
Potter Palmer
Peoria
Springfield
Illinois
All America to Unite in Pan American Convention
Washington reports Ecuador’s Minister Carbo received a cable from Ecuador’s secretary indicating Guatemala Nicaragua El Salvador Honduras and Costa Rica accepted an invitation to join a Pan American convention. The goal is a unified understanding of North South and Central American nations on the Monroe doctrine with a Washington held meeting planned for August subject to invitations.
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Washington
Carbo
Ecuador
Escuador
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Salvador
Honduras
Costa Rica
Senor Carbo
United States
US Ambassador Bayard Denies Resignation Rumor
London February fourth A journalist reports US ambassador Thomas F Bayard met to discuss censuring remarks. Bayard says Congress has not decided and he will not comment. He denies authorizing Cleveland to announce resignation if censure passes.
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London
United States
Thomas
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Washington
Quakers Prepare for World Meeting at Swarthmore
Philadelphia reports the largest Quaker gathering to date set for Swarthmore College in August. Ex-President Magill expects over 5 000 Friends from across America to attend the biennial congress. The event will discuss Quaker governance and key questions over a full week, with about 2 000 delegates camping on campus.
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Philadelphia
Swarthmore College
Magill
All America
Wiliam Fenn
Boundary dispute prompts new relocation of state lines
The Supreme Court granted Missouri and Iowa a petition to relocate the boundary between the 50th and 55th mile posts. Peter Dey of Iowa James Hardy of Missouri and Dwight C. Moran of Illinois were appointed to redescribe the line as designated in 1850 by Hendershot and Minor.
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Missouri
Iowa
Washington
Fuller
Supreme Court of the
United States
Peter Dey
James Hardy
Dwight C. Morpan
Illinois
Hendershot and
Minor
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate committee reports pension bill with higher figures
The senate appropriations panel reported the pension and military academy bills. The pension estimate rose to 141,379,580 after committee increases of 42,760 for surgeon exam fees and agency rent. Current year appropriation stood at 1,351,570.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Appropriations
House
Senate
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