Big Revival Near Says Dr Talmage Sees Signs of Times
In a notable sermon Dr Talmage reads signs of a coming religious revival rooted in electricity steam and modern progress. He likens revival to a net full of fishes, urging active partnership to pull the chariot of the gospel and warn against hysteria while affirming genuine spiritual awakening and conversion.
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Talmage
N.Y. Doe
Tale
Sunom
Iris Comrad
Solange Sanoty
United States
Kingdom of God
Robert Hall
Matthew I
Isabella Graham Christian Church
Rif
Davies
Osborn
Kiton
Mr. Dawson
Church of God
Aaron
Danny Wig
Tam
Church of Christ
Christ
Arctic
Arctics
Deer a Nuisance in Vermont Protection Through 1900
Farmers complain of deer eating autumn crops and fallen fruit, entering gardens, and damaging buckwheat in Windsor while deer remain a nuisance before the 1900 protection expires. Fawns are tamed by some and high fences deter cattle but not deer, and the note cites national mineral output at $609,821,070 as the year’s smallest since 1989.
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Vermont
Windsor
United States
Indian Fighter Mo Tells Tales of Doran and Bill Hill
An old border tale recounts Judge Doran and his Custer era with salt fork history. A drunken Wild Bill Hill in Kan. disrupts a sermon, narrowly escaping violence when a Mexican scout lassos him and pulls him away. The preacher survives and Hill is taken to a train to sober up and apologize to Rev. Anderson.
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Deneh
Isa Nish
Judge Doran
Custer
Salt Fork
Doran
Bill
Function
John A. Anderson
Hill
Kev
Anderson
Durand arrangement linked to Afghan ameer's fate
The text notes a spring meeting between the Afghan ameer and Queen Victoria, arranged by Sir Mortimer Durand, with potential political impact. It discusses possible war risks between Britain and Russia if Afghanistan remains unstable and praises Abdurrahman Khan's liberal reforms and factory expansion in Kabul, while criticizing fortune tellers in New York.
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Ameer
Victor
Mortimer Durand
Russia
Afghanistan
Abdurraham Khan
Washington Senate Opens with Notify Message Read
In Washington on December 3 the senate convened and a committee was set to notify the president of the assembly. The president’s message was read and the senate adjourned. The house also convened, read the message, and adjourned after brief proceedings including a tariff bill discussion and a note on the death of Congressman Wright.
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Aes Arn Washington
Senate
Horst
House
Bartlett
Dem
New York
Wright
Nexare
West
Kew
Navy Department
Walker
Hawaii
Howse Howe
Chickamanga
Chattanooga National Wars
National Military Park
Shiloh
Richardson
N. Dee
Haveme yer Talks on Sugar Industry and Protective Tariff
From the rough text, Haveme yer asserts the sugar refining industry suffers under tariff policy. He argues tempo of work in refineries depends on protective measures and wages for workers. The piece notes contention over duties and calls for legislative aid to sustain the industry and employments amid protests.
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Cleveland
Meyer
Tcord
Arti Np
Havesteyen
Salvation Army Booth speaks before Nebr audience
Gen Booth commander in chief of the Salvation Army spoke to a crowded Nebr audience yesterday afternoon. He complained of not feeling well but delivered his address with the earnestness his rank requires. The report also mentions literary notes and upcoming publications from Lothrop, Scribner’s, and Kipling works as part of a broad cultural roundup.
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Gen
Booth
the Salvation Esterday
Fragmented Phrase Narrows to Murky Local Note
A garbled OCR line hints at a local item with unclear meaning about Paris and a person in eighteen lives on avarity. The readable fragment provides no concrete events, names, or dates to summarize with confidence.
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Paris
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