Talmage Sermon on the Frost and the Heat of Charity
Reverend T DeWitt Talmage uses the winter crisis to urge Christian warmth and practical mercy. He cites Valley Forge and Arctic explorers to illustrate how cold the world can be and calls for universal heating through charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. DeWitt Talmage
Napoleon
Moscow
Valley Forge
Richmond
Washington
Sir John Franklin
Sehwatka
Intrepid
Resistance
de Long
Mont Blanc
Jungfrau
Matterhorn
Germany
England
Thames
America
New York Harbor
Staten Island
Martha Washington
Mars
Kirkland
The Great Warmer of the World Sermon
A preacher likens Christ to light and warmth entering a cold world. He envisions the church as a grand fireplace that invites all to come in, seek forgiveness, and share fellowship by the Gospel fire. The metaphor contrasts earthly science with spiritual warmth and community.
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Zarepthath
Elijah
Thes Raven
Jie
Christ
Palestine
Galilee
Joseph
Ife
Arctic
Antarctic
Nain
Sam
Church
Siberian
Observatories
Ccology
Church of God
Church of Jesus Christ
Cedars
Lebanon
Universalist Quote Prompts Punishment View from Lowell
A Universalist thinker from Lowell Massachusetts discusses fate and divine punishment. The speaker warns that if you deserve punishment now you will face it in this life or in the future, framing a doctrine of universal accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diod
Id. C. Wisher
Universalist
Lowell
Mass
Martial Law Sparks Kentucky Capitol Clash in 1900s
In Frankfort Kentucky on March 17 more than 400 armed militiamen blocked access to the capitol as the U S Senate election proceeded with a single vote. Democrats condemned Governor Bradley while Col Gaither testified of plans to arm the crowd. Indignation meetings and protests filled the courthouse as the day ended in heightened political tension.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
State House
United States
Boyle
Senate
Capitol
Lionston
Fulton
House
Arms Sommers
Jack Chinn
Bradley
Russia
Cooper
Gov. Bradley
Col. Castleman
State Guard
Louisville
Guy
Walton
James
Col
Gaither
John
Phil Thompson
General Assembly
Col. Gaithers
Gobel
Col. Gaither
Julian
Hishonor
Trendrick
Lysander Tfoord
Hoard
Ed. Taylor
Ollie James
Lindley
Hazie
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Resolutions Decry Governor Bradley Action In Fort Franklin
Leaders Rigg Bob Franklin and James Andrew condemn Gov. Bradley's action as usurpation of the law and a partisan abuse of office. Resolutions say civil authorities can maintain peace and reflect broad public insult to the people of Fort Franklin and the commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigg
Bob Franklin
James Andrew
Bradley
Frankfort
Commonwealth
Carlisle A Candidate for President in 1896
Secretary Carlisle is a candidate for the presidential nomination at Chicago. A public announcement will come from a senate friend after President Cleveland states he will not endorse a third term. Carlisle’s bid would align with sound money views and garner cabinet and Cleveland support.
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Olney
Carlisle
Cleveland
Chicago
Salvation Army Welcomes New American Commanders in London
Twenty thousand people gathered at the Crystal Palace to welcome Gen. Booth returning from India and to bid God speed to Mr. and Mrs. Booth-Tucker who will sail to New York to lead the Salvation Army in the United States. An address by Gen. Booth preceded a flag-raising and a rousing reception.
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Salvationists
London
Salvation Army
Crystal Palace
Booth
India
Booth Tucker
New York
United States
Prelate in Prison: Bishop Campbell Arrested for Embezzlement
March 17 report from Cleveland states Bishop William L. Campbell of the African Evangelist mission church is jailed on embezzlement charges involving 500 dollars tied to a proposed manual training school. He oversees Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio with Toledo as headquarters. The arrest stems from suspensions of several Northern Ohio district clergymen and follows a church committee exoneration. Local colored community is greatly excited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Campbell
African Evangelical Church
Cleveland
R. Mosley
R. H. Brown
J. H. Steward
Ohio
Gunpowder Blast Destroys British Ship Matadi
London dispatch reports the British steamer Matadi exploded at Boma Congo Free State, blowing the vessel into fragments after 12 tons of gunpowder ignited. Twenty-five passengers were killed, with twenty-five Europeans and sixteen Africans among the dead. Missionary Hawk and his wife are named among the deceased.
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London
Boma
Congo Free State
Liverpool
Sierra Leone
Hawk
Burglar Captured After Safe Job in Dallas
Ben Kearby was caught by four Dallas police at 148 North Akard Street while trying to rob WW Chapman's safe. He resisted, stabbing Officer Lon Lewis in the wrist, and was stabbed himself, losing two fingers. He lies in the county jail hospital, already a former convict feared among Dallas criminals.
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Texas
Dallas
Tex
Ben Kearby
WW. T. Chapman
North
Akard Street
Lon Lewis
Carlisle denies discrimination against silver in treasury policy
Secretary Carlisle states the treasuries treatment of gold and silver coin is equal and aims to boost silver use. He notes extensive silver payments and redemptions, proclaims no denial of silver or its certificates, and cites August 1893 redemptions and overall gold procurements.
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Carlisle
Washington
Patterson
Enn
Treasury
Treasury Department
United States
Department
Swindling Charges In Chicago Involving Larkins and Vincent
Patrick Larkins a schoolkeeper and J P Vincent a real estate broker are under arrest in Chicago on swindling charges. They, with a third man, allegedly bought items on credit from numerous business firms over three months, using notes endorsed by Reinhardt who claimed ownership of property Now Reinhardt has left the city. Larkins and Vincent own little to nothing and cannot service the debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Ile
Tropics
Church
Ralph McDonald
Jerusalem
Jericho
Ieve
Ife
Beast
Laman
Locl
Chicago
Patrick Larkins
J. P. Vincent
Larkins
Vincent
Reinhardt
Consolidated Railway Company Formed In Ohio and Pennsylvania
The Ohio and Pennsylvania branches of the new Nypanol Railway were merged by Articles of Incorporation filed with the secretary of state. The capital of the new company is $20,000,000 and the state filing fee is $35,000. Separately, news reports note a fatal powder explosion at the North Pacific stone quarries near Mont in laborers’ deaths and injuries, a heavy winter storm across New England with deep snow, and frost and ice damaging fruit across north and northwest Texas.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New Nypanol Railway Company
Tilings
Mont
North Pacific Stone Quarries
Here
Wew Haven
Conn
New London
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Venezuela Dispute Talks Move Toward Settlement
London reports in parliament confirm United States proposals to settle the Venezuela dispute. Secretary Olney has floated a settlement plan via Ambassador Bayard, with Britain open to negotiations. Sir Julian Pauncefote is expected to receive instructions to negotiate a boundary claims settlement.
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London
House of Common
Albert Kaye Rollit
Islington
United States
George ‘N.’ Curzon
Foreign Office
House
Washington
Olney
Bayard
Great Britain
State Department
Lord Salisbury
Venezuela
Julian Pauncefote
Dragged to His Death in Ot tumwa Funeral Wagon
Charles Morrison a 46 year old man died after being dragged under a wagon for about a half mile when a funeral procession in Ottumwa Iowa Monday evening overturned after frightened horses bolted a dog spooked them. His wife two other women and a child were injured with the child gravely hurt.
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Ottumwa
Charles Morrison
Morrison
Supreme Court affirms Greer County US ownership
The United States Supreme Court affirmed the government's claim to Greer county Texas, a land dispute also claimed by Texas. A presidential proclamation withdraws Greer county from public land disposal until the Choctaw nation settlement is resolved.
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Washington
United States
Greer County
Pugh and Dickinson Fight Ends in Handshake
Washington report of a Chamberlain's encounter between Senator Pugh and Michigan's Don M. Dickinson. Chairs toppled amid sharp talk about the president, but both men were unhurt and later shook hands and begged each other's pardon.
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Cleveland
Michigan
Ft. Chicago
Tribune
Washington
Pugh
Don M. Dickinson
Chamberlain’s
Assets Ample as Kelly Mercantile Makes Assignment
The P. H. Kelly Mercantile company assigned to William B. Jordan of Miles City Montana. Jordan said the firm is solvent overall but followed Mr Kelly in making a personal assignment as largest stockholder. He expects assets exceed liabilities by at least $300 000 after reviewing the cashiers notes.
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St. Paul, Minn
Thes
P. H. Kelly Mercantile Company
William B. Jordan
Miles City
Mont
Jordan
Kelly
Many Buildings Burn In Clinton Wisconsin Fire
Fire in Clinton Wisconsin on a Monday caused total losses estimated between seventy five thousand and one hundred thousand dollars. Crosier Bros general merchandise stock and many businesses including Y M C A fixtures Harden Folt meat market Northway News stand Woodward drug store Johnson Seavert millinery Pangborn shoe Selkirk harness post office and I H Olmstead residence were destroyed or severely damaged.
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Clinton
Wis
Crosier Bros
H. B. Colegrove
Harden & Folt
Northway
Woodward's
Johnson & Seavert
Pangborn’s
Selkirk’s
I. H. Olmstead
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Lake Street
Tie
Toledo
Elnathan Gavitt
Dr Gavitt
J. G. Carlisle
Uncle Sam
Greer County, Tex
Dickinson
E. Devine
Canal Street
Clark Street
Randolph
Guthrie
O. T
Boggy Creek
Charles Homes
Wilson Kallatubbi
Stringtown
George Jardine & Son
Organ Builders
Joseph P. Jardine
Edward G. Jardine
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