Power of concerted action in Abimelech siege sermon
Rev. Talmage urges collective zeal over old methods to defeat sin. He likens Abimelech’s burning of the temple of Berith to a spiritual fire those guarding false refuges cannot withstand, insisting on bold faith works, personal example, and unified effort to spread the Gospel.
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Abimelech
Heaven
Church of God
Golden Sands
Christ
Berith
Death
Alps
Pyrenees
Himalayas
Gibraltar
Stabbed to Death After Wagon Road Clash in St Ferdinand
William Gillhaus aged 33 is dead and Charles Gillhaus 30 is dying after a knife attack by neighbor Henry Seger 60 during a dispute over crossing Segar’s land with a wagon. The victims and Seger fought when Seger barred a public road with a rail. Deputy Sheriff Heneken goes to the scene to arrest the assailants.
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St. Louiis
William Gillhaus
Charles Gillhaus
Christine Gillhaus
St. Ferdinand Township
St. Louis County
Missouri
Mississippi
William
Charles
Henry Seger
Gillhaus
Segar
America
Missouri's
Columbia Bottom
Heneken
Clayton
Stranded St Paul Resists Wreckers at Long Branch
Wreckers struggle as east winds fail to free the steamship St Paul stranded at Long Branch. Despite tugs pulling at 8:30 am, the vessel remains on the beach amid rain and northeast wind with calm seas. Sailors hope stronger seas before high tide to loosen her grip.
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New York
St. Paul
Long Branch
Kentucky Shooting Fatal For Madison County Farmer
Rufus Todd, a young Madison county farmer, was shot at his doorway as he investigated sounds at his stable. Slugs were fired by assailants. Todd died or dangerous wounds reported. Arrestees Ruben Miller and Sam Mallory, both Black, jailed. Possible lynching threat looms if he dies.
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Lexington
Rufus Todd
Madison County
Ruben Miller
Sam Mallory
Todd
Engineer struck by train in Bancroft street death
James Debb, an engineer at the Colton bicycle factory, was killed instantly Friday when struck by a Michigan Central passenger train near Bancroft Street while riding his bicycle. The accident occurred in Toxepo, and authorities investigated the scene for cause and safety factors. Debb was a longtime local resident and was known in industrial circles.
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Toxepo
James Debb
Colton Bicycle Factory
Michigan Central
Bancroft Street
Marion Williamson Acquitted of Murder Charge
Marion Williamson was acquitted of the murder of Henry B Leonard from the November 17 incident in Kas Wreutra. In Care Town, United States vice-consul C H Knight left Feb 1 to posture for American interests in Pretoria where Americans were under arrest.
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Marion Williamson
Wreutra, Kas
Henry B. Leonard
Care Town
C. H. Knight
United States
Pretoria
Noted Public and Local Affairs in January Reports
The monthly treasury shows a January deficit of 3,456,090 dollars while bond bids flood Washington treasury offices. Missouri state university students in Columbia form a fire brigade. a national Sunday-school teachers' seminary is planned in Jackson Tennessee. Louisville mayor elected by city council. forger Brigham sentenced in New York. Austin Texas carrier system deemed rotten. $800,000 School Treasurer Bolln bond search ongoing. An American engineer reports Venezuela gold fields as richest in world. Indictments stolen from Inez Kentucky circuit clerk. Lloyd Montgomery hanged in Albany Oregon for triple murder. Cleveland orders Dawes commission to draft Indian territory reform bill. John Fitzpatrick, 15, killed in East St. Louis yard. Three family members divorce in Salem Illinois. a large family dispute cited. Colonial Secretary orders Pretoria agent to Johannesburg for condition report. Nancy Stevens dies in Joliet at 82, oldest Will county settler since 1830. Osage seeks separation from Oklahoma to join five civilized tribes. J. G. Dudley to resign Texas Democratic chairman post to run for Congress. George A. Anderson, congressman 1887-89 from Illinois, dies in Quincy. Iowa Young Men's Christian Association to meet February 20-23 at Keokuk. Pinkerton men recover 10,000 of 50,000 stolen from Wells Fargo at Colorado Springs. House Ways and Means to probe US expert discriminations and propose retaliation bill.
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Columbia
Jackson
Tenn
George D. Todd
Louisville
Paul Brigham
Cowinz
New York
Austin
Tex
Bolln
Omaha
Neb
Venezuela
Inez
Lloyd Montgomery
Albany
Ore
Cleveland
Dawes Commission
Indian Territory
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago & Alton
East St. Louis
Salem
Chamberlain
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Nancy Stevens
Joliet
Ill
Will County
Oklahoma
Five Civilized Tribes
J. G. Dudley
Democratic State Executive Committee
Texas
Congress
George A. Anderson
Illinois
Quincy
Young Men's Christian Association of Iowa
Keokuk
HUNTING FOR TROUBLE Havana Spanish force moves with scouts
Gen. Marin acting captain-general leads a cavalry detachment from Havana with staff and merchants to scout Pinar del Rio province. He plans stronger force before engaging Gomez who is trying to join Maceo. Front wire communication is down and Spanish expect a major engagement before Marin returns to Havana.
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Havana
Marin
Pinar del Re
Gomez
Maceo
Money sent to drought sufferers returned with interest
Funds donated in 1894 by Grand Island robbers to Nebraska drought sufferers were returned with interest to St Joserna Missouri. The secretary of the Commercial club received a draft for 103 dollars from Grand Island. A letter says the farmers aided then raised good crops and are eager to repay the obligation. The gift was returned as a surprise and unprecedented.
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St. Joserna
The
Commercial Club
Grand Island
Neb
Nebraska
Man Injured in Tree Felling Accident at Norton’s Island
James Reynolds, while cutting a tree on Norton's Island near Evesberry, Mo, had his ax blade strike his mouth as he freed it from an overhanging limb, splitting his chin and jaw and causing injuries.
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Evesberry
Norton's Island
James Reynolds
Albert Davison Robbed by Highwaymen Near Race Street
Albert Davison, a renowned Ohio athlete, was held up by three highwaymen at midnight near his Race street home. They robbed him of $500 and a diamond pin and beat him with a club, leaving him nearly dead.
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Sprinehero
Albert Davison
Ohio
Race Street
Dynamite explosion kills two at Henry Ellen coal mine
A premature blast on slope No. 2 at the Henry Ellen coal mines killed Evan Morgan of Ohio and George Beard of Alabama. Both men were badly mutilated in the blast on Friday.
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Briminoway
Ala
Henry Ellen
Evan Morgan
Ohio
George Beard
Alabama
A Dangerous Plaything in Brentox Leaves Boy Wounded
Lee Arnold, 10 year old son of ex Congressman Marshall Arnold, shot his playmate Willie Lambert, 8, with a recently gifted flobert rifle in Brentox Missouri Friday evening, causing a serious wound.
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Brentox
Lee Arnold
Marshall Arnold
Willie Lambert
British public unhappy with Salisbury policy on Monroe Doctrine
Lonpox Feb 1 The British public reacts to Prime Minister Salisbury’s Friday speech. Disappointed by vague Monroean stance and Armenia silence, liberals vow to push for explicit policy in parliament while debates on Venezuela and Transvaal are delayed by pending trials and inquiries. John Bolton argues Britain can refer Venezuela to arbitration and supports British title west of the Schomburgk line.
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Lonpox
Salisbury
United States
Armenia
House of Commons
Lord Salisbury
Venezuela
Transvaal
Germany
Dr. Jamieson
British South African Co
Great Britain
Russia
Turkey
Monroe
John Bolton
Royal Geographical Society
Bolton
Kentucky Tragedy: Body of Young Woman Found Near Fort Thomas
The mutilated body of an unknown young woman was discovered in bushes on John Locks' farm near Fort Thomas Kentucky, about 300 yards from the street car line. The head is missing and clothing torn, suggesting a struggle. Police and coroner alerted after dogs indicated a Thursday night crime.
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Newport
Guilty of Murder in Altoona Case Shocks State
George Koons alias Frank Wilson of Massillon Ohio found guilty of first degree murder in the strangling and robbery of Henry Bonneka in Altoona. Trial drew wide attention due to sensational features and state interest.
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Hotuipayspure
George Koons
Frank Wilson
Massillon
Henry Bonneka
Altoona
Bonneka
Wilson
Senate Passes Free Coinage Bill In Narrow Vote
In Washington on February 1 the Senate, with about 20 members present after a late recess, adopted the finance committee’s free coinage substitute to the house bond bill by a 42 to 35 vote. The vice president presented a 500000 deficit request to complete naval academy practice ships and outfits, while Senator Morrill urged opposition to the substitute.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Academy
Allen
Pep
Neb
Morrill
Rep
Finance Committee
Senate
Trade conditions show delayed demand and slow spring goods
Bradstreet's weekly review notes continued delayed demand for merchandise and sluggish industrial activity across central to northwestern states. Exports of wheat fall from prior weeks while Indian corn exports hold steady. business failures surge nationally with Canada reporting none.
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New York
Bradstreet
Chicago
St. Louis
Northwest
United States
Dominion of Canada
Clara Barton Still in London Awaiting Word on Constantinople Trip
Clara Barton and her Red Cross party remain at a west end hotel in London. They have not decided when to proceed to Constantinople to distribute relief in Anatolia. Barton argues distribution rights hinge on the American government and the Turkish relief appointments. She questions whether Secretary Olney or Minister Terrell have issued explicit instructions.
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London
Clara Barton
Red Cross Society
Anatolia
West End
Constantinople
Terrell
Turkey
Miss Barton
Olney
Case for an Apology in New York Yacht Club Row
The London press reviews Lord Dunraven's conduct toward the New York Yacht Club amid the Defender investigation. The Times edition notes a call for an apology to American sportsmen, while Pall Mall Gazette and Westminster Gazette suggest the incident may be closed or regretted by Dunraven. The Globe offers a tempered stance, saying charges were not proved or disproved.
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London
St. James Gazette
New York Yacht Club
Lord Dunraven
Pall Mall
Tinlgraven
Suicide by Kentuckian Neighbor's Wife in Newport
In Newport Kentucky on February 1 Mrs William Paff, 35, killed herself by firing two bullets into her heart. Fire from the pistol burned her clothes, and she died in a rocking chair. She left a letter accusing the Veitzels of drugging her drink and abusing her while under its influence.
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Newport
Wm. P. Faff
Veitzel
The Kentucky Senatorship Special Election Notes
In Nelson county a February special election for a representative is quiet. Beckham a Democrat is expected to win by 400 to 500 votes. Poor supporters will back Hunter after Thursday and with Senator Ogilvie unable to attend in Frankfort the Democrats may abstain from the session to stop Munter's victory.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Nelson County
Beckham
Poor
Hunter
Ogilvie
Prankfort
Munter
Cleory
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