The Day Is at Hand The Dawn of Universal Arbitration
Rev T DeWitt Talmage declares a new ecclesiastical year with optimism for peace and global Christian mission. He advocates arbitration over war, highlights recent peaceful settlements, and urges readiness for a swift divine deliverance, urging courage and faith amid trials.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Washington
Gehazi
Long Island Beach
John Moffatt
Antioch
Ariel
Christ
Cana
Galilee
Evangelist
Vernal Falls
Yosemite
Cascades
John Wesley
Alabama
United States
Magland
Narrows
Mersey
Acean
Geneva
London
England
Five Die in Leadville Miners Riot at Coronado Emmett Mines
Leadville Colorado September 22 men killed in mining camp attack. Foreman Jerry O Keefe and four other workers died. another fireman perished later. Militia called, vigilance committee forms as townsfolk rally to protect property and life.
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Leadville
Col
Coronado
Emmett
Jerry O’ Neefe
Bert Meier
James Benson
John Mahoney
William Higgins
Cripple Creek
Pueblo
Denver
Chaffee Light Artillery
Emmet
Orange Street
Jerry O’keefe
Hose Company No. 2
Seventh and Orange
Fred
O’keefe
Coronado Shaft
E. V. Roder
Opera House
Sovereign Grand Lodge Meets in Dallas for 72nd Annual
The seventy second annual meeting of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the World of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows opened in Dallas. Nearly 900 visitors from around the globe attended as Gov Culberson welcomed delegates. Grand Sire Stebbins spoke as reports showed a cash balance near $29,000 and the lodge in good standing.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge
Dallas
Wex
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the World of the Independent Order of Odd Twellows
Venable
Culberson
Frank PP
Threat of the Sultan
Telegram from Constantinople warns the sultan vows no Christian shall live in his empire if fleets force the Dardanelles. A general massacre is ready to unfold at the bombardment of Turkish forts, the sultan driven by fear of assassination or dethronement. The Vossische Zeitung urges powers to back the grand vizier and force submission.
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Berlin
Constantinople
Vossische Zeitung
Dardanelles
Bardsley Pardoned Former Philadelphia Treasurer
Gov Hastings granted a pardon to John J Bardsley once Philadelphia city treasurer who was sentenced in 1891 to 15 years for misappropriating over 500000 of city and state funds. His pardon comes without stated reason though paralysis of the left side afflicted him recently.
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Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Gov. Hastings
John J Bardsley
Eastern Penitentiary
Bardsley
Indiana Silver Service Given to Battleship Indiana
Governor Claude Matthews former President Harrison and about 75 Indiana citizens visited the battleship Indiana off Tompkinsville and presented a silver service and library donated by Indiana. Gov. Matthews spoke, Assistant Secretary McAdoo replied for the crew, with remarks also by Gen. Harrison.
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New York
Claude Matthews
Harrison
Indiana
Tompkinsville
S. IL
Gov
Matthews
Evans
Religious Parade Honors German Catholic Delegates in Detroit
On Monday evening September 22 Detroit featured a monster torchlight and lantern parade for delegates to the German Catholic convention. About 10,000 gathered with Catholic societies and visiting delegations represented. Floats complemented the procession as Rt. Rev. John Foley reviewed the marching line from a Washington Avenue stand with visiting clergy in attendance.
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Detroit
Mich
John Foley
Washington Avenue
Hodgman Rubber Company Suspends Operations
New York September 22 Hodgman Rubber company with stores on Broadway and West Twenty THIRD street Boston and Chicago branches and plants at Mount Vernon and Tuckahoe suspended Monday due to financial stringency. The firm founded over 55 years ago reported in April a net profit of 60000 and net assets of 625000 with liabilities of 250000.
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New York
Hodgman Rubber Company
Broadway
West Twenty-third Street
Boston
Chicago
Mount Vernon
Tuckahoe
Bradstreets
Gale Brings Canadian Freighter Flotilla To Marquette Harbor
A heavy gale on Lake Superior drives the Bannockburn and its consorts Melrose and Selkirk into Marquette harbor. The Melrose flies her flag at half mast after losing a sailor overboard while the barges endure damaged bulwarks and a soaked cargo of wheat on the Marge.
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Marquette, Mich
Hhias
Lake Superior
Bannockbiurn
Melrose
Selkirk
Wholesale Clothiers Fail in Dallas Financial Setback
Dallas, Sept 22 B W Rose & Co wholesale clothiers have failed for 60000 dollars. Creditors besides Dallas firms are mainly in New York.
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Dallas
Tex
B. W. Rose & Co
New York
Thurston Speech in Chicago Warns on Silver Coinage
Senator John M. Thurston of Nebraska denounces free silver, argues gold standard stalls prosperity, and warns that open mints would harm labor while enriching silver mine owners. He contrasts Mexico and U S purchasing power and urges voters to choose the best dollar for families and workers.
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Nebraska Statesman
Chicago
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
West Side
Bryan
United States
Mexico
Madison Square
Mr. Foraker
White House
Japan
China
South America
Congress
Ilinois
British Columbia
Australia
Free Coinage and Labor Debate on Prosperity and Wages
A speaker questions how free coinage of silver would aid American labor, arguing prosperity requires stable monetary values. He asserts labor needs employment and warns that instability harms business, urging that policies must boost investment and housing demand for workers. He condemns the Chicago platform as insulting to laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Chicago
Grand Army
Finicky Girls Sharpened By One Lesson Of Thread
A man recounts tricking a self styled finicky woman by letting a thread from a spool unroll from his coat. The plan aimed to curb perfectionist scrutiny and left the woman chastened and memorable. Dorothy Madden notes warn of vanity in eye judgment.
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Dorothy Madden
Philadelphia Inquirer
Passing of the Skirt and Changes in Fashion
The article argues fashion evolves with necessity and that skirts may fade, predicting women may adopt bloomers or boneless waists in future trends. It notes rational dress is not guaranteed and reformers may adapt as styles shift, urging individuals to wear what they please while fashion competes for survival.
The Making of Visits Condensed Guide to Politeness
A humorous guide advises limiting visits to a month with etiquette on hostess relations. It covers not complaining about food, generous hosting, not demanding returns, and avoiding gossip. The fragment ends with a political jab from the Arkansas traveler about free silver and McKinley.
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Jones
Arkansas Traveler
McKinley
Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune
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Malachi
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Peter
Paul
Lord
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Kim
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