The City of Blood sermon on Nana Sahib and Cawnpore.
Dr. Talmage delivers a second World sermon titled The City of Blood. He recounts Nana Sahib’s massacre at Cawnpore, describes entrenchment scenes, the fall of Wheeler’s group, and the gruesome well tragedy, concluding with reflections on suffering and remembrance.
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Dr. Talmage
Talmage
Cawnpore
India
Dioed
Cawnore
Joseph Lee
Shropshire Regiment of Foot
Cawmnore
Nana Sahib
Europe
America
England
Nana Sait
Mr. Lee
Tne
Iniia
Fueer
Cawnpors
Wheeler
Var
Brickmaking glass brick and colored bricks discussed
The article notes brickmakers propose creating bricks of many colors by mixing materials with a small iron percentage. It mentions glass brick and European practices influencing brick production. The passage references bond sales and a potential $1 600 000 tidy sum but is unclear on specifics.
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Theoper- Biscee
Hrickmakers
Clas
Alan Bude
Europe
Nuot
Urchiteshire
Arctic Explorers Report Extreme Cold Experiences
Canadian surveyor Stuart Denne writes in Popular Science Monthly about Terra Warry and Al dervrces reaching 52 degrees below zero in the Arctic. He notes that the crew endured such temperatures without severe discomfort, detailing the rare endurance in frigid conditions.
California trade ban on whale products sparks debate
Fragmentary OCR notes claim California contemplates a ban on whalebone and whale products long confined to New York markets. The text references Francis and whalebone stops, with speculation on supply and cutoffs affecting trade.
Unclear text fragment from Orange County notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Orange County and a patent claim related to teleper terty and a gun. Context and details are unreadable. no coherent event or parties can be confirmed.
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Alhert GG
Orange County
Iid
Fleelain
Fragmentary note on development and training themes
The readable text hints at a Geowan or related group focusing on development and training. It mentions children, a develers role, a sense and power linked to Sabeorvatien, and a reference to Geteet performance or prevalence. The exact meanings remain unclear due to garbled wording.
Panthers Threaten Frontier Settlements Amid Habitat Loss
Scattered observers note settlers thinning wildlife numbers as panthers wolves and coyotes press closer to homesteads. Experts warn habitat changes and land use may intensify conflicts and endanger both people and animals in the region.
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Cattie Rathdlers
Perth
Vvest Teass
Ioeenm
Fiat
Ford
Cuttie Gad
Fragmentary OCR Describes Deportment and Legal Pleading
The text presents garbled OCR with names such as Cantal Franke and Mr Gravesiv Ropminter and mentions a large tract of land and a lawyer. It hints at a legal case or property dispute with references to clothing, support, and a dramatic scene but remains unreadable and incomplete.
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Cantal
Anverine
Gravesiv
Cearmic Weil
Elaine
Egmrar
Man shot and killed near Mount Vernon during riot incident
Report describes a disturbance on the Potomac near Washington with a man killed, another injured, and discussions of government action to erect a monument at a village site. The location notes Wakeptick about seventy miles from Weetington along the river and references a post office.
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Washington
Vergen
Waketick
Weetington
Potomac
Unclear OCR fragment notes pencil timber and sources
Fragmentary text references cedar trees in Europe and a German signa of pencil musers with a California Timber company. Mentions a large charge for sequin woes and a date near New York Anooker, with exhausted damd penell practice context.
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Smintl Ineane
Aseay Ceveri
Feark
Petec Ness
Europe
Ob York
Signa
California Timber Company
For & Carge Geantith
New York Press cites Edison method to distinguish human blood
The New York Press claims Pe byrus Hebson, president of the Naow Yooh state bowed of heaith, devised a simple technique to tell human blood from animal blood. The method allegedly uses magnified images of corpuscles displayed on a screen to reveal size differences visible to the eye.
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New York
Pe Byrus Hebson
Heaith
Manrand
Edison
Tar Beaten Board of Health Proposes Disinfection Plan
The board of health recommends disinfection of a closed school after multiple diarrhea cases among pupils. It urges thorough rubbing of floors wainscoting desks chairs window sills and door knobs with corrosive sublimate solution and washing slates and pencils. It also suggests burning all books in use at the building.
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Board of Health
Quebec plans vast Laurentian park rivaling Yellowstone
The TRE province proposes a Laurentian mountains park of 2331 square miles to preserve forests ash and game and protect water supplies. Officials say the effort deserves legislation though urgency is not seen. The region should remain unsettled for many years.
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TRE
Quebec
Laurentian Mountains
Court ruling limits family restraint on publisher photographs
A Boston circuit court decision prevents a family from barring a publisher and photographer from reproducing a subject's image. The ruling addresses rights to publish biographical material and raises questions about privacy and freedom of press.
Fiendish Plot Clears Up Murder Case Across Decade
A chaotic and garbled report claims Airy Hayward links his brother to a complex murder scheme surrounding a Catherine Gine market case. Confessed testimony ties to life insurance plots and criminal conspirators, with investigators detailing evasive statements and a string of dramatic charges.
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Tsa
Keta
Ate Hortaal
Havesard Iissier Steawart
Adry Hayward
Boos
Dhin
Thama
Ford
Aed
Hinckham
Direice Rhesm Amd
Jesse
Gieb
Patiher
Paynter to Retire and House Vacancy Arises
Informal notices indicate Paynter plans retirement and a vacancy will occur in the legislature. Officials note committee shifts and upcoming elections to fill the seat as procedures begin for filling the unexpired term.
Battleship Expansion Debated by Naval Authorities
A political shift follows the House affairs committee’s return to civilian oversight as debates heat over naval authority. Secretary Her ta Us backs a recommendation to authorize several new battleships, signaling a major naval expansion and postwar planning.
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Catssenbhainer
Saray Piney HS
Representas Aisier
House
Eotmiaffairs
Pendnirs
Congress
Ivan Aedveente
Tstteshines Anandinuet Us
Eus
Herta Us
Lawmakers to push revised pure food bill package
Congressman Wateh announced Saturday a refined pure food bill with a new package attached to the oleomargarine law. He expects strong opposition from committees as the reform aims to advance the measure despite resistance.
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Wateh
Armenian atrocities probe sought by embassies
The Daily News correspondent in Constantinople reports that Britain and several other embassies are negotiating an independent inquiry into Armenian atrocities, provoking discomfort for the Porte.
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Ospen
Dex
The
Daily News
Constantinople
Father Dacey Questions Blaine Wedding Influence
Father Dacey parts with a statement claiming Archbishop Corrigan will use the James G. Blaine Jr. wedding to prejudice Satelli against him in New York.
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Dacey
Corrigan
New York
James G. Blaine, Jr
American Mediation Offer Reported by Times Correspondent
A Shanghai Times correspondent notes that the American mediation offer is not taken seriously by officials in Shanghai and Tokyo. The report mentions China’s weak appeal and Japan’s tendency toward action in Manchuria and northern coastal areas.
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Connex
Times
Shanghai
Japan
China
Choo
Manchuria
Linntong
Seven Drowned at Littleton Millpond Tragedy
News from Des Maines Ja reports seven people drowned Saturday at Littleton in Independence ratys. George Cook and Hanna Cook were searching for their children near the millpond when twelve people fell in. Five bodies were recovered, seven rescued, including remains of the Cook children.
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Des Maines
Littleton
Independence Ratys
George
Hanna Cook
Counterfeiters Gang Manhunt Ends in Deaths
A posse formed by Clarice county citizens hunted a counterfeit gang after ten miners were charged. Four gang members died in the resulting actions, two posse members were injured, and Murphy Mukmian was assassinated. George Byrne Lew Crown and Charles Smith were arrested with reports they were lynched and bodies fed to buzzards.
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Alurdererre
Pipwiseias
Ala
Tia Anetorinisuaig
Ilivit Yistillers
Aeho
Clarice County
Murphy Mukmian
George Byrne
Lew Crown
Charles Smith
Secretary Orders Agent Day to Pursue Utes into Utah
Secretary Smith ordered Agent Day by telegraph to pursue the Utes into southeastern Utah and bring them back to the reservation. The move follows urgent requests from Gov West and Utah citizens who report Indian depredations including cattle killings and terrorizing settlers.
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Washington
Interior Department
Utah
Smith
Burlington system official held for criminal carelessness
Hesterh D. Judson, superintendent of the Chicare division, was held to the grand jury by a coroner’s jury on charges of criminal carelessness in the death of Ida Schults on a Trlington train at Riverside. The incident occurred Saturday when a freight train blocked the station as the suburban train arrived, hindering passengers.
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Crace
Hestherh D. Judson
Chicare
Burlington Cystem
Ida Schults
Trlington
Hiverside
Durango Hosts Major Iron and Steel Works Prospect
A report notes Durango near Fort Phantimerton will host a large iron and steel works project. The site sits at a mountain described as the world largest iron body. The purchase price is set, and the Mesxtean International railroad, a Huntington property, runs through Durango.
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Mesernova
Mee
Peebi
Ft Phantimerton
Zoe
Mission Attack at Culessa Leads to Casualties
The American and Swedish mission at Culessa on the Suita river was attacked by natives at Ramatis on October 30. The assailants tried to storm the stockade but were repulsed with two killed and several wounded. Cattle owned by the mission were stampeded but overall losses were limited.
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Loxpow
Deen-Mall Adviers
Zanzibar
Culessa
Suita River
Ramatis
Sugar Price Drop Under Tariff Pressure
The report notes a steep fall in sugar prices amid tariff changes and market pressure. Prices drop to a level seen before the election breakfast, with a forty percent ad valorem duty cited as a factor in the reduced cost.
Government probes inferior petroleum quality in major imports
The Hamburg chamber of esmineres is instructed to investigate questionable quality claims on recent petroleum shipments. The report notes concerns that Pennsylvania fields are exhausted and oils imported may originate from Indiana or Ohio, prompting official scrutiny.
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Hamburg Chamber of Esmineres
Esmpininis
Pennsylvania
Indiana Sud Ohia
Burglars Loot Fayette Jeweler’s Store
Burglars blew open the safe at Henry Boise’s Fayette jewelry store and carried off about 12,000 in jewelry and cash, taking advantage of the holiday stock buildup.
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Criveros
Dac
Henry Boise
Fayette
Boise
Southern Magazine Defence Suspended in Louisville
The Southern magazine in Louisville Kentucky edited by Gen Dasil Duke has suspended after two years of operation failing to prove expected financial success. Assets and liabilities could not be ascertained.
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Louisville
Southern
Dasil Duke
Emperor signs Hungary church state settlements in Hungary
Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph has signed the bills settling church and state disputes in Hungary. The arrangement will be announced in the Hungarian chambers at Budapest by Premier Wekerle on Monday.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Hungary
Muda-Festh
Wekerie
Representative Black Named U S District Attorney Nominee
Dec 11 in Washington, Representative John Black of Illinois, former pensions commissioner, is nominated to be U S district attorney at Chicago, replacing the late Sherwood Dixon. The appointment follows Dixon's death.
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Wasninctos
John ©. Black
Ilincis
Pensions
United States
Chicago
Sherwood Dixon
Oldest Person in the West Lucy Edwards Dies at 134
Mrs Lucy Edwards a colored resident born in Lincoln County Virginia died Monday at age 134. She had lived forty years in Lines In Counts Missouri and left twenty seven great grandchildren.
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Spring Pield
West
Lucy Edwards
Ape
Bering
Lincoln County
Counts
Minneapolist confession ties Hayward to Ging murder
Theo Blixt, under police pressure, confesses Hayward urged the plan to kill Miss Ging. Blixt says he drove the buggy after Hayward, who shot Miss Ging near Hennepin Franklin, then disposed of the body. He claims other schemes were proposed but failed before the fatal shooting.
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Minsrapolis
Minn
Hayward
Miss Ging
Fred
Hlixt
Miss Jurer
Hennepin Avenue
Blixt
Ging
Calor
Iixt
Bixt
Buto
Harry Wayward
Minneapolis
Hennepin and
Franklin Avenues
Buxt
Tis
Tak
Sixtais
Layward
Ozark Flats
Award
House members debate inquiry on Symaslawan war policy
Representatives Hitt and Storer discussed a possible house resolution to investigate the Symaslawan war stance. Storer planned to introduce it, but observers say such foreign affairs inquiries may be better suited to the Senate due to limited house authority.
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Washington
Pec
Hitt
Storer
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
House
House of Representatives
Senate
Two Killed at the Crossing in Lenamaton NY
John Yortees aged 32 and a young woman named Campbell were fatally injured Sunday night when their buggy and horse were struck by a passenger train at Jarvis street grade crossing in Lenamaton. The horse died instantly and the buggy was hurled about fifty feet.
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Lenamaton
N.Y
John Yortees
Campbell
Wrade
Jarvis Street
New York, Lake Erie & Western Railway
Killed at a Crossing
Curiaco December 10 Miss Ada Schultz was instantly killed and her brother, hy
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Curiaco
Ada
Schultz
Secretary Carlisle Explains Plan for New Banking Law
Secretary Carlisle testifies before the House Ways and Means Committee on his proposed banking bill. He outlines security for circulation, a reserve fund, and a safe-guarded system using U.S. bonds, with discussion of deposits, guarantees, and the treasury’s role in maintaining currency stability.
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House
Ninetosx
Dec
Ways and Means
Carlisle
Banking and Currency Committee
Messrs
Hinck
Illinois
Aurosius
Pennsylvania
Haughen
Wisconsin
Hills
Kentucky
Georgia
C. A. Cowenl
Halitimeare
Romero
Sere Gise
Springer
Eamiain
United States Treasury
IMM
United States
Met Moe
Treasury Reserve
Artlisle
Daltimore
Pattimaere
Baltimore
Seagurres
Fumnian Newes
Curliajie
Johnson
Carlinte
Dee
Abe Carlinte Rey
Carisie
Treasury Money
Prader
Lands Forfeited In Sioux Reservation For Milwaukee Road
The president issued a proclamation forfeiting to the United States certain Sioux lands in South Dakota. The property was claimed to have been earned by the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Co under an agreement with the Sioux Indians, ratified by an act of March 2, 186? The action voids the company's claim and reverts the lands to federal possession.
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Wiasumeras
United States
South Dakota
Cicage
Milwaukee and
St Paul Hallway Co
First Baby for 50 Year Old Mother in Wasersune
In Wasersune Kentucky on Sunday night a 12 pound baby girl was born to a mother over 50, her first child. Rev Keany and his wife, married over 30 years, welcomed the infant as the community notes the unusual birth. The article also mentions an urgent deficiency bill for income tax collection, with $845,005 appropriated, to be called up Tuesday.
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Nana Sahib
Jacobee
Mathers
Mr. Tee
Gances
Lee
Gen. Wheeler
Mr. Lee
Ganges
Nana Sahir
Summer House
Summer Garden
Wheeler
Wasersune
Dee
T. F. Keany
Rev. Keany
Argent Deschines Bil
William Craig Convict Poet Inventor Hidden Fortune
In Lapurne Indiana William Craig, a convict in the north prison, plans life after release by pursuing inventions he has created yielding 2000 dollars each and four thousand dollars saved. Officials suspect Craig uses an alias and is a renowned inventor. He hopes to realize fifty thousand dollars from sale of his inventions before freedom. Sugar Stock Gobbled New Year reports Standard Oil control of the market.
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Lapunre
Ind
William Craig
Craig
Standard Oil
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