Say So Let the Redeemed of the Lord Speak
A sermon urges believers to publicly declare God’s mercy and personal salvation. The preacher cites Abraham Lincoln, Fulton Street prayer meetings, and varied testimonies to show prayer and sharing faith fuel revival, while urging outsiders to publicly affirm Christ.
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Washington
T. DeWitt Talmage
Jesus
David
God
Baxter
Christ
Charles Wesley
Hyia
Portland
Ore
United States
Jesus Christ
Samuel Hick
Earth
Heaven
Apostle
Jeremiah Calvin Lanphier
Fulton Street
Rother Lanphier
New York
Hell
Gog
Church
Joshua
Deborah
Barak
Israel
Heavenly Hill
Ieaven
Boundbrook
N. J
Belleville
Earth and
Bod
Redeemer
Recognition of Cuban Belligerency Near
Nashville and Washington report that President Cleveland will issue a proclamation recognizing Cuban insurgents as belligerents within days. Congress and officials weigh the move amid rumors of British interest in Cuba and debates in the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee.
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Nashville
Tenn
Washington
Patriot Army
United States
Cleveland
Congress
Senor Palma
Gomez
Havana
Senate Subcommittee On Foreign Relations
Sherman, Morgan
Lodge
John B Alley Dead Ex-Congressman and Union Pacific Director
John B Alley of Lynn Massachusetts died Sunday night from paralysis at age 75. He was a former congressman and an ex-director of the Union Pacific railroad and a pioneer of the Free Soil party. Alley began as a shoe factory apprentice and became a wealthy businessman with a long political career in Massachusetts beginning as alderman in 1852.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Boston
John B. Alley
Lynn
Mass
Alley
Congress
Freesoil
Governor's Council
Massachusetts Senate
State Central Committee
Oakes Ames
Union Pacific Enterprises
Five Children Drown After Ice Breaks on River
Ottawa Ohio January 21 The Blanchard river near Putnam county drew nearly all Cuba residents as they searched for five youngsters missing since Sunday afternoon. A 16 year old boy and four younger children, three of John Shuman’s and two of George Formas’s, fell through the ice while playing. The eldest boy died trying to save the girl.
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Ottawa
Cuba
Putnam County
Blanchard
John Shuman
George Formas
Spain sends sixteen battalions to Cuba under two generals
Madrid reports that conservative Havana organs challenge Marshal Campos claim he is a victim of intrigue. Reinforcements of 16 battalions under Generals Barges and Ahumada will be sent to Cuba soon as military pressure mounts. Debs to become a journalist.
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Cuba
Madrid
Havana
Marshal Campos
Barges
Ahumada
Debs
Toledo
Eugene VY
A. KR. U
New York
Chicago
League convention set for Milwaukee dates
H S L Rand of Wisconsin reports approval from Secretary Dowling to hold the next National League of Republican Clubs convention in Milwaukee on August 25 26 and 27. Robert M Nixon longtime Cincinnati banker and former treasury auditor under Harrison died aged 34 in Newcastle Indiana after a weekend illness.
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Milwaukee
Washington
Robert M. Nixon
Cincinnati
Fifth National Bank
Treasury Department
Harrison
Newcastle
Ind
Davis Resolution reaffirming Monroe Doctrine in Senate
Washington Jan 21 Senate receives the Davis resolution reaffirming President Monroe 1823 doctrine declaring the Americas not to be subject to European colonization and that any European interference endangers US peace and safety. The measure faces opposition from Sewell while other foreign relations members note nonunanimity.
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Washington
Senate
Great Lakes
Transvaal Republic
Davis
Rep
Minn
Committee On Foreign Relations
House of Representatives
Monroe
Congress
United States
Europe
United States of America
American Isthmus
Gray
Dem
Del
Senator Sewell
N. J
Sewell
Ma. Cleveland
Mexico
Wolcott
Col
Daniels
Dein
Pelfer
Platt
Conn
Tiale
Faulkner
W. Va
Hawley
Georgia Preacher Slain Near Wally Station
Warren Powers, a well known country preacher, was shot at his door at night and died in his wife’s arms near Wally Station. Authorities suspect Pixon, a Powers congregant, and have him under arrest. Powers had delivered a strong sermon on marital infelicities the prior Sunday.
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Toomsboro
CIA
Warren Powers
Wally Station
Powers
Pixon
Dixon
British War Fleet Chief Receives Special Navigation Charts
A press representative reports on an authoritative claim that the head of Britain’s new flying squadron has been given special charts covering North American waters the West Indies and the Mediterranean. The informant says the charts were seen.
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V Flying Squadron
London
North American
West Indies
Mediterranean
Eight Dollar Horses Sold at Chillicothe Auction
A Chillicothe Missouri sale saw horses bring eight dollars each. The item notes various local curiosities, including McQuillan's cherry tree bearing a pear this year and a pear tree near the cherry. A new Des Moines corporation aims to insure banks against burglary and transit losses.
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Chillicothe
George F. McQuillan
Portland
Des Moines
Georgia
Loney-Mooney
Rome
William Noney
Mattie Mooney
Doylestown
Peak’s Island
White Teac Passage
Venezuela Commission Extends Evidence Request to Britain and Venezuela
The Venezuela commission invited Britain and Venezuela to submit all available evidence to its inquiry to prevent ex parte proceedings and expedite truth finding. Secretary Olney was informed, with hopes for favorable responses, as the panel met in Baltimore Sun building to elect officers including S Malet Prevost as secretary. Whitmore and Mouthrop chosen as stenographer and messenger respectively.
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Washington
Great Britain
Venezuela
Olney
Commission
Baltimore Sun
IF Street
Malet-Prevost
Theater Fire in Ekaterinoslav Causes Heavy Loss
A South Russia theater fire during a Ekaterinoslav performance trapped spectators. Panic and crushes blocked exits as flames swept the wooden building. Forty nine bodies have been recovered, with more believed missing or inside the ruins.
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St. Petersburg
Ekaterinoslav
Russia
Bayards Speech Faces House Over Edinburgh Address
The house calendar includes a joint resolution on Bloomington New Jersey public building plans and the president replies that no action beyond the submitted report has been taken regarding Bayards Edinburgh and Boston speeches. Bayard defends the remarks as a literary institution address and forwards the full text with two copies. The president refers the message to foreign affairs and legislation proceeds.
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Washington
House
Bloomington
State Department
Edinburgh
Scotland
Boston
England
Bayard
Secretary of State
Department
Clney
London
House of Representatives
Congress
United States
Philosophical Institution
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Cannon
Rep
Hall
Rep. Ta
Payne
N. Y
Hardy
Ind
Nelson A. Miles
Appropriations Committee
Gold Discoveries at Forty Mile Creek Belong to U S
Washington reports that rich gold findings at Forty Mile creek in Alaska are within United States territory not British. The 141st meridian shows only ten miles of creek lie in British soil and that stretch has no gold. rest of creek and gold area lie in Alaska. Congress has a bill to appoint boundary commissioners, not acted on yet.
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Alaska
Washington
United States
Nott
Great Britain
Duffield
Coast Survey
Congress
Millionaire Will Gives $3 Million to Philadelphia Hospital
The will of Anna R. Aspinwall, who died in Edinburgh, leaves her entire $3,000,000 estate to the Protestant Episcopal Hospital in Philadelphia. The bequest serves white female patients and orphans, with no denominational discrimination and a preference for children who lost both parents.
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Pittsburgh
Anna R. Aspinwall
Edinburgh
Scotland
Protestant Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Workmen Retrieve Body From Debris of 309 North Second Street
A crew from the St. Louis Star recovered Charles Erickson’s body buried under debris after the January 2 explosion at 309 North Second Street. Seven men died in the building wreck, and insurers initially refused to authorize digging without indemnity. The Star insured the excavation.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Star
Charles Erickson
North Second Street
Erickson
Record of Pig Iron Output Sets 1895 U.S. Peak
The American Iron and Steel Association reports 1895 pig iron production at 9,446,308 gross tons, the highest in U.S. history, surpassing 1890 by 243,695 tons. Vassar scholarship gift: Helen Gould sends eight thousand dollars for a memorial fund.
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Philadelphia
Bulletin of the American Iron & Steel Association
United States
Vassar
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Helen Gould
Vassar College
Banking chief reports no bank failures in Michigan year
Theodore C. Sherwood commissioner of banking says no state or national bank failures in Michigan for the year. Three private banks failed. Year end totals show 171 state banks and three trust companies in Michigan. Montreal elects Rh. Wilson Smith mayor by acclamation amid English speaking prominence.
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Michigan
Montreal
Gan
Rh. Wilson Smith
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