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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1899
Page
1
A Talmage sermon echoes Eleazar’s firm grip on the sword of truth. The speaker urges Christians to fight for the Gospel with unwavering zeal, forget self, and resist modern compromise while condemning secularism and lax church practice.
Washington April 10 Justice Stephen J Field of the United States Supreme Court retired died at his Capitol Hill home at 6 30 last evening kidney complications. He had retired December 1 1894 and lived quietly, taking drives when weather permitted. Field was born 1816 at Haddam Conn and rose from Williams College to become California alcalde and judge before his appointment by Lincoln to the Supreme Court in 1863. He outlived Chief Justice Marshall’s record by a few months, and his death ends a long public career marked by a 31 year tenure on the high bench.
Funeral services for six members of the Wallace C. And irews family killed in a Friday fire were held at the Andrews home on Fifth Avenue. The service was simple with an Ethical Culture Society address. Interment followed at Woodlawn cemetery. pallbearers included notable figures such as General Burnett and Senator Platt. Police note possible incendiary motive and threatening letters.
Manila reports General Henry Lawton leading a 1500 man expedition, with Hawthorne's battery and multiple regiments, to cross Lugansa do bay and seize Santa Cruz then sweep south. The force travels in canoes to Laguna de Bay, with orders to destroy rebel gunboats and establish a frontline along the coast toward Malate and Pasig.
Washington reports possible capture of Santa Cruz the capital of Laguna province, with 13 000 residents, by General Lawton after brief reconnaissances. The fall would mark a significant step in the Philippines campaign as American forces push toward Manila.
In Wheeling West Virginia on April 10 a mob of boys and young men attacked railway barns near Marshall County, firing bricks and stones, erecting a barricade, and prompting police and sheriff intervention. The company recruited non union workers from Chicago. many have deserted amid ongoing tensions as the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly endorsed the strike. Desperate politics appear to shadow the unrest.
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