Rev T DeWitt Talmage Dies World Famous Preacher
Renowned minister Rev T DeWitt Talmage who popularized sermons in hundreds of papers across countries has died. He inspired many with vivid biblical faith, dramatic pulpit methods, and prolific writing including Christian Herald editorials and books. His career spanned Brooklyn and beyond with sermons reaching millions through syndication and lectures on the Holy Land and Athens.
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T. DeWitt Vyalmage
Tas
Dr. Talmage
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Dr.Yalmage
Hell
Heaven
Godden
Mees
Elijah
Daniel
David
Mr. Talmage
Ane
New York
Soorth
Dirk
Brooklyn Police
Talmage
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Advance of
Chicago
Frank Leslie
Suuday
Usts
Brooklyn
Boand Brook
N.J
David T. Talmage
University of New York City
Frank
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
Belleville
No J
Syracuse
Miss Avery
He. Hadel
Death of a Great Preacher Talmage Remains Influential
Willis S. Eusin recalls Dr. Talmage a prominent 19th century preacher whose career included leading churches in Philadelphia and Washington D C He endured church burnings including the 1872 fire and a 1889 resignation after 25 years and later served at First Presbyterian in Washington D C His widow and children from two marriages are noted and his enduring influence is described as ripples extending beyond his death.
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América
Talmage
First Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
Dr. Talmadge
Schuylkill River
Philadelphia
Susan C. Whittemore
Brooklyn
Church of the Covenant
Washington
Willis S. Euson
Ham Fair in Paris Through Century Old Customs
The Ham Fair in Paris closes Lent with fried ham on Easter morning. Boulevards Richard Lenoir hosts stalls from country wagons to grand booths. Peasants in distinct costumes mingle with locals, creating a festival seen since old Parisian times.
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Paris
France
Europe
London
St. Antoine
Richard-Lenoir
Quartier St. Antoine
Cauliflower Trust Grows with Long Island Farmers
Long Island growers organize the cauliflower trust headquartered at Riverhead. The first annual meeting at Riverhead courthouse drew 300 farmers, up from 25. The 439 members covered 1,400 acres and shipped 700,000 packages last season with large freight rebates, funding planned pickling houses and cold storage to balance supply and demand.
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Long Island
Cauliflower Trust
Riverhead
New York Sun
New York
Trust
Jone
Barracks Explosion Kills and Injures Many in Managua
A severe April 16 blast in a central Managua barracks destroyed a two story building and damaged nearby sites including the National hotel and telegraph station. Estimates put deaths at 100 to 200 soldiers and civilians. damage tallied at five million pesos as President Zelaya cites conspirators.
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Managua
Nicaragua
National Hotel
Central Telegraph Station
National Palace
Zelaya
Masaya
Military Secretary Col Charles Marshall Dies in Baltimore
Col Charles Marshall, long time military secretary to Gen Robert E Lee and a Baltimore bar leader, died of apoplexy at his home in Baltimore. Born October 30 1830 in Warrenton Virginia, he joined Lee's staff in 1862 and accompanied him to Appomattox where surrender terms were drafted by him. He later engaged in Democratic politics in Maryland.
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Baltimore
Charles Marshall
Robert E. Lee
Baltimore Bar
Col. Marshall
Warrenton
John Marshall
Lee
Appomattox
Gen. Lee
Maryland
Philippine insurgent surrenders rise with Gen Var aid
Daily reports show small insurgent groups surrendering to American authorities after General Malvar's capitulation. General Rufino with 26 officers and 375 soldiers surrendered to the native constabulary in Misamis province as authorities coordinate with military units in Manzano area.
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Manila
Malvar
Rufino
Misamis
M.naano
One Man Killed and Four Wounded in Farm Land Fight
In Collinsville Illinois on April 21 a farm hand named Philips was killed in a shooting affray. Edward Heddey and William Moorfield two farmers were mortally wounded while C S Skidmore a farmer was dangerously wounded. The trouble started over renting land with Heddey a tenant of Skidmore and Heddey and Philips opposing Skidmore and Mayfield.
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Collinsville
Philips
Edward Heddey
William Moorfield
C. S Skidmore
Heddey
Skidmore
Phillips
Mayfield
Royal Mail Steamer Trent Reports Heavy Fighting Near Isthmus
Kingston Jamaica April 21 passengers say heavy fighting was underway near Panama and Bocas del Toro last Friday while Trent arriving from Colon Colombia notes officers report no improvement of the situation on the isthmus.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Royal Mail
Trent
Colon
Colombia
Panama
Bocas del Toro
Death of Dr Meredith Clymer Noted Physician Author
Dr Meredith Clymer prominent physician and medical author died in New York on Sunday. He was a University of Pennsylvania graduate and the grandson of George C Beredith signer of the Declaration of Independence.
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Meredith Clymer
New York
Clymer
University of Pennsylvania
George C. Beredith
Prominent Citizen Shot Dead in Knoxville Area
Alex Woodward a 63 year old Blount county leader was assassinated at his home near Joy Tennessee on a Sunday morning. J N K Ogle a nearby farmer has been arrested and charged with the crime.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Alex Woodward
Blount County
EM Joy
J. NK. Ogle
Andler
Fires Devastate Dallas Leaving Two Fatally Hurt
A series of fires after 3 am in Dallas caused $370000 in damage and left two dead or fatally injured. Fire Chief Magee collapsed, later rescued, and his son suffered a fractured skull, while Fireman Willspurr was seriously injured.
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Dallas
Tex
Magee
Dorsey
Lower Elm Street
Willspurr
Heat Record Sets Omaha April Milestone
Omaha Nebraska reports Sunday tied or broke April heat records with 95 degrees at 5 p m the hottest in 15 years. The heat followed a cold week with overcoats, causing several illnesses and two church incidents. Falls City notes 160 degree shade reading and wheat suffering from drought with other southern Nebraska towns also recording record April heat.
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Omaha
Neb
Falls City
Mercury
Nebraska
Fatal Hackney Fire in London Warehouse Disaster
A midnight blaze engulfed a three story printers warehouse in Hackney London. Fire engines arrived but could not enter as flames raged. Six bodies including a man two women and four children were recovered once flames subsided.
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London
Hackney
Fire in Kansas City Destroys Homes and Causes Death
Fire in the southwestern portion of Kansas City on Sunday afternoon destroyed 40 houses along a quarter mile strip. The financial loss is estimated under 50 000 dollars. Five cent families, all very poor, are left homeless and destitute. One death is reported.
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Kansas City
Earthquake Strikes Central America After Mexico City Tremor
Mexico City reports a quake Friday night that spread across a large area and extended into Central America. In Tapachula Chiapas near the Guatemalan border property losses are estimated near one million dollars, with one affluent man alone estimating two hundred thousand.
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Mexico City
Central America
Pacific
Tapachula
Chiapas
Four Men Killed by Train Near Bolivar Tenn
Four men in a wagon were killed and a fifth seriously hurt when a special train carrying Dallas Confederate reunion passengers hit their wagon at a crossing seven miles north of Bolivar Tennessee on Sunday.
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Bolivar, Tenn
Loone
Here
Dallas
Lawson to Name Generous Schooner Thomas W Lawson
Quincy Mass April 21 announcement that the Fora River Ship and Engine Co yard will launch the largest sailing vessel ever built. The six mast schooner will be named Thomas W Lawson and is described as the biggest sailing ship in construction.
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Lawson
Quincy
Mass
Fora River Ship and Engine. Co
Thomas W. Lawson
Little Girl Killed In Fire On 95th Street
A tragic weekend fire on 95 Thirty-ninth Street Sunday night killed a young girl and severely damaged the house. Firefighters battled flames as neighbors looked on.
Bank Note Leaves Ail in Nashville in April
A fragment from Nashville Tennessee dated April shows a bank related note. The brief item references a financial action or event but lacks full details.
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Ail
Nashville
Tenn
Ohio River Disaster: City of Pittsburg Burned. 80 Lost
The steamer City of Pittsburg burned near Ogden's Landing on the Ohio River. About 80 passengers and crew perished, with many rescued from the flames and water. Survivors, witnesses, and rescuers described a chaotic, terrifying scene as boats ferried passengers to shore and shore crews aided the victims.
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Cairo
Ill
Pittsburg
Ogden’s Landing
Ohio
James Neville
Dayton
Emma Smith
Paducah
Ardue M. Allen
L. H. McGraw
Louisville
Judge Walkey
Metropolis
Iil
Arthur Shelby
Buckner
Watchman
Tunnymyer
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Margaret Bridges
Jennie Bessick
Lexington
C. K. Stakens
Careysville
Shimers
Leech
Pilot Pritchett
Marie Lisler
Carrollton
Silvester Ross
Mr. Adams
St. Louis
Mr. Downs
Memphis
Tom Smith
Patrick Adams
Owensboro
Morehouse
Joe Ridding
Bud Jones
Striker Engineers
Cincinnati
Wm. Bollinger
Sweeney
L. L. Hunter
Litinti
Maud Kilgore
Cole
Caledonia
S. R. Leach
Bridgeport
Fennimore
Arbuckle
Fannie McCullum
Leavenworth
Ind
United States
Cameron
Fearn
Marietta (O.) Ways
John
Phillips
Brahm
Dana
Scott
Zanesville
Knights Templar Conclave Installations Mark Final Session
South Bend hosts the 48th annual Indiana Knights Templar conclave with over 1,200 swords in a Wednesday parade and 2,500 visitors. Gov Durbin attends the grand ball at Hotel Olive as new officers, including Sidney Douglas and Frederic Glass, are installed. next gathering set for Fort Wayne in 1903.
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South Bend
Ind
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of
Indiana
Gov
Durbin
Olive
Knights Templars
Newby
Sidney WW. Douglas
la Vallette
Frederic Glass
Madison
Charles Goltra
Crawfordsville
Nathan L. Agnew
Valparaiso
Olive Card
Frankfort
West W. Woodward
Indianapolis
Cassius M. Carter
Muncie
Charles L. Hutchinson
Kentucky's Governor Responds on Monument Dedication
Indianapolis reports governors invited to the soldiers' monument dedication next month. Kentucky Governor Beckham to attend if public duties allow. He would be warmly welcomed if he can make the trip.
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Beckham Wii
Indianapolis
Ind
Durbin
Beckham
Kentucky
Miners Charged With Murder Arrested After Kentucky Deputy Death
In Sullivan Indiana officers from the secret service with Kentucky sheriff warrants arrest Burrell Wiley John Woodruff and Francis Drake on charges of willful murder in the death of Deputy Sheriff Robert Coffey during last November’s strike near Mannington Kentucky.
Jackson Freed After Guilty Plea in Anderson Drunkenness Case
Llewelyn B. Jackson once a Cleveland area manufacturer was among prisoners rounded up in Anderson on a Friday. He pleaded guilty to intoxication, lacked funds, and on promising to leave town the mayor suspended judgment and released him after a night of heavy drinking in the railway yards.
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Anderson
Ind
Llewelyn B. Jackson
Pittsburg
Jackson
Robbers Strike Eaton Post Office in Broad Daylight Heist
In Eaton Indiana located 12 miles north of Muncie robbers entered the post office about 2 am Thursday. They pried the safe open and took $1 600 in postage stamps 135 in cash and 400 worth of jewelry. They escaped in a buggy and left no clue.
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Muncie
Ind
Eaton
Boy's Skull Pierced by Garden Rake Accident
Mishawaka Indiana April 19 a boy Elmer Berkit five struck four year old Willie Molloman on the head with a garden rake. One tine pierced the skull and Molloman's parents had to wrench the steel spike from the head. The child may live.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Elmer Berkit
Willie Molloman
Molloman
Elwood Reds Baseball Club Reorganizes in Elwood
Elwood Ind April 19 The glass workers base ball team the Elwood Reds which closed last season with 32 wins in 34 games has reorganized with the same membership and claims the gas belt championship.
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Elwood
Ind
Elwood Reds
Indiana couple uncovers glass egg in snake stomach
Spencer Indiana on April 21 a year after Mrs Thomas Gwin hid a glass egg for a nest egg her husband found the five foot snake near the barn and recovered the egg from its stomach as a surprising twist of fate
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Spencer, Ind
Thomas Gwin
Flames in a Woods Near English Ind Burn Unchecked
A large wooded area just north of English Indiana caught fire and raged with unknown causes. Farmers mobilized all available help but could not extinguish the blaze as of April 19.
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Ind
Perrons
Sullivan County opens new coal mines with $200000 capital
Two additional mines for developing Sullivan county's coal fields will be opened at once. The aggregate capital represents $200,000 and is incorporated in Sullivan, Indiana, in April.
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Sullivan, Ind
Sullivan
the. Aggregate Incorporated
Physical Instructor Incident Report Fragment
Incomplete OCR text shows a Physical Instructor reference with a fragment mentioning a hurt Tagiana and a normal state. No clear event details or context to confirm location, actions, or outcomes.
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Tagiana
Morphine poisoning cast shadow over Indianapolis hotel death
Miss Ethel Coatney registered at the Palace hotel in the early morning and was found dead Friday night with signs of morphine poisoning. She had been in Cincinnati for weeks and was an outpatient at the Miami medical college dispensary. The girl formerly lived in Indianapolis and worked for the New Long Distance Telephone Co. A grandmother resided on Keystone Avenue.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ethel Coatney
Palace Hotel
Cincinnati
Miami Medical College
New Long Distance Telephone Co
Keystone Avenue
Thought His Name Was Called and Walked From Court
William Blume, indicted for robbery and grand larceny, answered to another prisoner’s name at arraignment and walked out before bailiffs noticed. The other prisoner had been recommended for dismissal by the grand jury. Blume later surrendered at the jail, saying he thought his own name was called and wished to be locked up again.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William Blume
Blume
Prohibitionists Nominate State Ticket for Congress
The Indiana prohibition state convention on Wednesday nominated a full state ticket for Congress. James M. Dungan of Indianapolis was named secretary of state. J. Levi Lord of Mays, Rush county, auditor. Preston Rider of Columbus, treasurer. Sumner W. Haynes of Portland, attorney general. Charles F. Holjer of South Bend, clerk of supreme court. Prof. Andrew Mitchell of Bloomingdale, superintendent of public instruction. Earl Steinspring of Lafayette, state geologist. J. Lewis Spelcher of Urbana, state statistician.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James M. Dungan
J. Levi Lord
Mays
Rush County
Preston Rider
Columbus
Sumner W. Haynes
Portland
Supreme Court
Charles F. Holjer
South Bend
Andrew Mitchell
Bloomingdale
Earl Steinspring
Lafayette
J. Lewis Spelcher
Urbana
Sitting Hen Protects a Pocketbook in Marion
Mrs. Wm. Riggs excused the arrest of Frank Garigus on a theft charge after she said the $40 pocketbook was hidden under a tile at her home. She recalled moving it from the tub and placing it under a sitting hen in the barn. An officer found the pocketbook under the hen, which resisted capture.
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Marion
Ind
Wm. Riggs
Frank Garigus
Garigus
Osteopath Doctor Arrested in Valparaiso Legal Move
Valparaiso Indiana April 18 Dr S D Young a Chicago osteopath who has practiced in the city for two years was arrested on a charge of practicing without a license. Judge Dille issued the warrant at the request of regular practitioners and the trial is set for April 23. It will be bitterly fought.
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Valparaiso
Ind
S. D. Young
Chicago
Dille
In Peru Indiana Captain Hiram Bearss Native of City
Captain Hiram T. Bearss a principal witness in the Manila court martial of Maj. Lyttleton Waller United States Marine Corps is a Peru native He is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank R Bearss members of one of the oldestfamilies in this Indiana section.
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Peru
Ind
Hiram TI. Bearss
Maj
Lyttleton W.T. Waller
United States Marine Corps
Manila
P. L
Maj. Waller
Frank R. Bearss
Indiana
Henry Cullum to Receive Government Settlement
Henry Cullum of Carlisle Indiana will receive 12 500 from the government. The payment stems from France during a past war destroying seven merchant vessels owned by Mr Porter an American. Cullum is a great grandson of Porter and will share the payout with fifteen other heirs.
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Henry Cullum
Carlisle
Ind
France
Porter
United States Treasury
Cullum
Preacher Sues For Damages in Indiana
Rev. Milch Nethercutt, a prominent Indiana clergyman, sues for 5000 dollars claiming Edward G. Kismiller and Hattie Gordon conspired to ruin his domestic felicity by alienating his wife's affections.
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Lavorte
Ind
Milch Nethercutt
Christian Church
Indiana
Edward G. Kitsmiller
Hattie Gordon
Woman Burned to Death Near New Albany
News item from New Albany Indiana reports Mrs Brown wife of Robert Brown farmer of Boone township Harrison county died at home 24 miles southwest of the city from clothing catching fire near a bonfire. Other items mention Samuel Abercrombie a Rushville merchant who shot himself amid alleged despondency over business.
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New Albany
Ind
Brown
Robert Brown
Boone Township
Harrison County
Nome
Rushville
Samuel Abercrombie
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