The Trials and Vexations of This World Sermon by Talmage
Dr. Talmage offers an optimistic view of life’s troubles, arguing that suffering serves a higher purpose. He cites biblical figures and historic battles to show that adversity can reveal character and fuel spiritual victories. He invites listeners to endure with faith and envision heaven’s clarity beyond earthly puzzles.
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Joe Ugh
John Pets
Bradford
Serge Witsoe
Moyaessnor
Tesmstana
Missouri
Cierada
Cabota
Sentara
Missosoppi
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Guy Fawkes
Walter Raleigh
Anil Bacon
Arthrey
Cremivell
Onze
Earth
Abraham
Moses
Joshua
Ezekiel
Paul
Christ
Washington
John Mitton
John Howard
Millon
Fracture record spans years on August 26
The Lancet cites a 44 year old collier in Risca who suffered repeated severe fractures all on August 26 across different ages. From teen to mid adulthood he endured broken limbs, including a crushed thigh and multiple leg fractures, yet persisted working underground after each recovery.
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Risca
Flere
Aise
Fevs
German water pipe insert prevents bursting in cold
A new German process inserts a thin elastic metal tube into iron pipes above ground. The insert compresses as water freezes and expands on thaw, preventing pipe damage. The lining keeps water from tasting or odor issues, and pipes with it resisted freezing tests while plain pipes burst.
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Philadelphia
Vigorous Pioneer Born in Hollow Tree in Franklin County
Brookville special reports Wm. M. Baker a robust Franklin County pioneer born March 11 1810 in a hollow sycamore tree near Brookville. His tale recalls an Indian conflict over a man named Keesel once living there and buried with a grim inscription. Baker served as a Civil War era cook, later lost and regained his sight, and now visits Brookville daily for a single beer, never drinking or offering a treat.
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Brookville
Wm. M. Baker
Franklin County
Alleghenies
Baker
Keesel
Cook
Dayton
Large Madison county fire wipes out block in six shops
A morning blaze in the Commercial block of Madison county destroyed six rooms in a large business block. Originating behind George Noland’s furniture and undertaking, flames consumed Noland’s room and Herman Biesh’s tailoring. The fire spread to Wise Son hardware, Julius Lederer dry goods, Leach Jones grocery, and B. B. Davis & Co. furniture. Oil in the hardware room fed the blaze and high winds worsened the damage, totaling sixty five thousand dollars.
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Frankton
Madison County
George Noland
Herman Biesh
Wise « Son
Julius Lederer
Leach
Jones
B. B. Davis & Co
Elopement on the Big Four Bridge Lands Couple in Louisville
Walter Gibbs and Miss Lora Hart eloped from Louisville to Jeffersonville before daybreak on a zero degree morning. They crossed the river by walking the railroad bridge with a six man two woman bridal party, secured a license, found a justice, and wed on the return trek.
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Harry
Jeffersonville
Louisville
Walter Gibbs
Lora Hart
Clark Martin
Wild Catamount Terrifies New Ross Residents
A prowling catamount has residents of New Ross on edge after months of livestock losses. The beast roams dense woods near town and recently killed a 210 pound hog belonging to Joseph Bocher. Several sightings and hunting attempts failed due to swampy thick brush hindering pursuit.
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Crawfordsville
New Ross
Joseph Bocher
Wiliam Johnson
Pierre Gray Testifies in Union City Bank Wreck Trial
Pierre Gray son of Isaac P Gray served as a key witness in Winchester on Tuesday in the Cadwallader bank wreck case. He inherited stock in the bank from his father and was once considered for the presidency in 1895.
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Winchester
Pierre Gray
Isaac P. Gray
Cadwallader
Union City Bank
Pierre
Explosion and fire devastate Wise and Sun building
A gas explosion shattered Wise & Sun rooms causing wall collapses and total destruction of the building. Victims include Tiane N. Wallace crushed to death and D D Bradley injured, with Dr C B Van Horn injured while rescuing property. Building to be rebuilt as town mourns. Property loss around 6.0 thousand dollars. Kokomo Special notes a fatal shooting at the Toot & McBean factory involving Ferry Burns and Mehan.
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Wise & Sun
Tiane N. Wallace
D. D. Bradley
Wallace
Bradley
C. B. van Horn
Kokomo
Ferry Burns
Frank Mehan
Toot & McBean
Burns
Dakota
Burns Epet
Mehan
Purn
New York
Oswego, N.Y
Indiana Patents Granted To List Of Inventors
Patents issued Tuesday to Indiana residents including Clarencas Applegate Evansville for a feed water heater Tandy E Trockman Franklin home trap and others such as Fraz Burger H M Williams Fort Wayne for telephone Wm L Cassady South Bend for beer flue cleaner and flue cleaning apparatus Charles F Cline Clay on burglar alarm Fred A Curtis Henderson for wire fence John F Davenport Muncie airtight vessel Fergus O Godman Fort Wayne car brake John Raue Fairmount stopper for bottlers Walter Smith clothes line Carl G Thompson C D Rush Marton coupling form for shafts Frederick J Weber Connersville grain tank emptying Levies.
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Clarencas
Applegate
Evansville
Tandy E. Trockman
Franklin
Fraz Burger
H. M. Wiliams
Fort Wayne
Wm. L. Cassady
South Bend
Charles F. Cline
Fred A. Curtis
John. F- Davenport
Muncie
Fergus O. Godman
Wayne
John Raue
Fairmount
Lter Smith
Carl G. Thompecon
C. D. Rush
Marton
Frederick. J. Weber
Connersville
Pusumatis
Reeves Defalcation Attributed to Cadwalader and Nathan
Merre Gray accuses Nathan and Chas Cadwalader of the Reeves defalcation after finding no trial balance, two old males valued at 50 dollars as bills receivable, and many accounts overdrawn, indicating a rotten argument and mismanagement.
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Merre Gray
Nathan
Chas Cadwalader
Laurel Review editor Boland leaves bed after shooting
Brookville Special reports L M Boland editor of the Laurel Review was out Saturday for the first time since being shot October 24 in the Review office. He uses a crutch and cane and believes the bullet remains in his lower abdomen with feared blood poisoning or paralysis. Friends hopeful for recovery.
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Brookville
L. M. Boland
Laurel Review
W. L. Day
the Review
Wabash Special Seeks Back Salary From Urbana Church
Rev J E Stoops formerly of Urbana now in Portland Ind retains Warrier G Sayre to sue the Urbana Church for back salary. Delinquency has stretched over more than a year. Dr Joseph W Marsee Indianapolis surgeon dies of stomach cancer after long illness.
Death of Hon R E F Pierce Railroad General Manager
Hon R E F Pierce general manager of the L D and W railroad died suddenly at his home in Indianapolis on Monday after weeks of illness. The funeral was held Wednesday with interment at Crawfordsville.
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R. E. F. Pierce
L. D. and W. Railroad
Indiianapolis
Pierce
Crawfordsville
Wealthy Fesnntei Sneed Charged Over Tax Refusal Case
Crawfordsville reports prosecutors Reeves accuse James Devan of withholding taxes by concealing $20,000 from the assessor. Devan, described as eccentric and impoverished, resides on a crust and wears tatters as the case unfolds.
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Crawfordsville
Reeves
James Devan
Devan
United States Army Reorganization Plan Proposed
General Miles submits a bill draft for a new army structure based on one soldier per 1000 population and two per 1000 in colonies, calling for three new high ranks and a force of about 1000 men. It outlines coast defense needs, key theaters, and alignment with modern nations and the Confederate model.
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Congress
United States
Alger
House Committee On
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Miles
Secretary of War
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
Council weighs favorables for organization as presented
GERAL Schofield and Escarndsay recommend favorable consideration of the organization as presented, signaling support from two officials for the proposal.
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Eral Schofield
Escarndsay
William II Opens Reichstag with Peace Policy Pledges
Emperor William opened the Reichstag declaring a policy to maintain peace through social and labor bills and army organization. He praised Czarist proposals, mourned the Empress of Austria, and noted Germany’s neutral stance in the US Spain war. He touted Kiaochou developments and Germany’s growing China ties, ending with praise for Turkish reception and prestige.
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Reichstag
William
Germany
Austria
Rome
United States
Spain
China
Palestine
Grover Cleveland Opposes Annexation Policy in Interview
Former president Grover Cleveland states he remains opposed to the annexation and expansion policy from Hawaii to the Philippines. Boston National Bank stockholders vote to equitize while the bank, organized in 1853, has never paid a dividend.
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
United States
Hawaii
Philippines
Boston National Bank
Missouri Pacific Railroad Pays Floating Debt on Russell Sage
The Missouri Pacific Railroad Company announces it has paid its floating debt of 1 200 008 dollars on Russell Sage. The payment clears obligations tied to the noted financier and shows the company’s capacity to meet short term liabilities.
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New York
Missouri Pacific “Railroad Company
Russell Sage
Two Grateful Women Restored to Health by Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs Farrick DaNEnr of West Winsted Connecticut writes that after suffering female weakness and womb displacement she could not sleep and endured pain and bloating. She credits Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring health and energy, allowing her to work again and sleep well.
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Lydia E Pinkham remedy praised by a Nebraska reader
Wiss GERTIE DUNKIN of Franklin Nebraska reports long painful irregular menstruation and back pain. After trying physicians without relief she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and says she feels like a new person and would not part with the medicine. She has recommended it to friends.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pledging Eyes and a Dreary Night Ride in Western Canada
A somber plea recalls a man with pleading eyes and a long midnight journey as live the dream of Western Canada. The report notes vast wheat production and cattle shipments, with the German press sending correspondents to Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The Canadian government offers 160 acres free to settlers as part of immigration inducements.
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United States
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Assiniboia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Free Government
Germania
Calico Consumption Outpaces Global Partners in U S
The United States leads global calico consumption, surpassing every other country in total usage. This position reflects domestic demand and historical textile trade dynamics shaping fiber utilization.
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United States
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