Talmage Sermon on Phosphorescent Path We Leave Behind
The sermon centers on the biblical idea that a life well lived leaves a shining path after us. Dr. Tal mage contrasts skeptical living with a Christian life whose acts glow like sea phosphorescence, urging individuals to influence others through faith, kindness, and service that endure beyond death. It cites examples from George W. Childs and the spread of gospel work to illustrate lasting impact across generations.
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Ourige
Kingdom of God
Campania
Newfoundland
George W. Childs
Philadelphia
Horace Greeley
Henry J. Raymond
James Gordon Kennett
Erastus Brooks
George William Curtis
Irenany
George W. Child
Proctor
Institutions of Mercy
Decatur
Toussaint
Botivar
Clarkson
Robert Raikes
Harlan Page
Gol
Americans Have Fine Nerves and Refined Taste Say Englishman
Greornae Mrnepiin comments on American vigor and literary taste. An old shoe sent to Buffalo relief HQ held 159 coins. The donor’s wife had hidden them, and the shoe went to an applicant before the error was found.
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Greornae Mrnepiin
Buffalo Poor Relief Headquarters
New Heat Producing Material Made From Petroleum
A solidified petroleum based composite is now widely manufactured in France. It is reported to generate substantial heat and initial engine furnace tests show highly satisfactory results.
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France
First hall for Necro race opens in Pittsburgh area
A hall in Western Pennsylvania opened at night on Arthur Street in Pittsburgh to serve Black residents. The building on West Street was built and owned by a person named Green, once enslaved, and the article notes the presence of Black citizens.
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Pennsylvania
Arthur Street
Pittsburgh
West St Peait
Green
Notorious Childs Yet Fails to Prove Superior Tone
The passage notes George VW Childs did not smoke or swear yet claimed superiority from his supposed refined manners. His peers found wine on the table and others drank water for his portion of the toast in a scene of social pretense.
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Childs
Surgeons abroad inspect intended immigrants at port of entry
United States officials report doctors abroad inspect arriving immigrants at distant ports, making ship crews extremely cautious about passenger manifests and embarkation procedures. Several passengers were detained amid heightened scrutiny of arrivals and inspections by medical personnel abroad.
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United States
Durepesa
MSU
Chippy Qeanwardranklin and the Firewatch on the Reservation
The Co imanche Indian man Chippy Qeanwardranklin shows odd traits when away from home. He owns a large house near the reservation and leaves his wives and others to manage it, while a fire breaks out in his absence. Local authorities note no one else bears responsibility for the blaze.
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Earth
Qeanwardranklin
Coimanche
Fragmentary report on a county gala incident
A garbled plea describes a man at a county gala reacting to an unseen threat. A figure fled after being offered a dollar, with unclear details about people or motives.
Monoliths Brought to Venice in Medieval Gift
Reported move to Venice from Isi describes Emperor Alexis Commenus presenting three Egyptian obelisks to the city. The first arrived safely, the second raised now, and the third toppled into the lagoon during transit after eight centuries of resting.
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Coluien
Isi
Alexis Commenus
Constantinople
Venice
Population Notes on Wrer Vitsinea Counties
Wrer Vitsinea has three cities and a largely rural region with sparse inhabitants. The text notes substantial timber and wine wealth but very small county populations, the fewest counties above 600 residents, with many under twenty-five.
Bloodhounds never cruel by nature in pursuit
The essay argues bloodhounds are trained only to track scent and not to injure. It contends cruelty is caused by human pursuers, not the dogs, and asserts escaping convicts are rarely harmed by the hounds.
French Veterinarian Links Dogs to Tuberculosis Spread
Prof Camor argues dogs frequently spread tuberculosis and cites post mortems on canines presumed to die from cancer showing TB as the cause. He adds that people who have infected dogs are likely to contract the disease themselves.
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Camor
Cadiot
Coal fuels across the world rail systems
The report notes Russia uses wet fuel for locomotives while English and South Russian coal and naphtha dominate in other regions. In South America and Helium areas dust coal and extensive coal use are common, with Australia favoring bituminous coal and anthracite deposits competing with English coals.
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Iris
Russia
South America
Australa
Portrait of Martha Washington Hidden in New York Home
A lone portrait of Martha Washington, Mary Ball Washington, lies undiscovered in a Lexington Avenue house. It was painted during her life and authenticated by documents, contrary to recent biographies and memorials that overlook it.
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Trerr
Mars
George Washington
Washington
Weed
Dolly Madison
Mary
Lexington Avenue
New York
Pullman Palace Car to compensate lost coat at World's Fair
Warren Ohio resident Gutomas convinced a jury the Pullman Palace Car is responsible for patrons property left in cars. Plaintiff left his overcoat on a seat during lunch hour at the World’s Fair. upon return no coat. Jury awarded judgment against the company.
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EW. Gutomas
Warren
Jude
Pallman Company
Solid iron animal lawn ornaments offer varied sizes and prices
Iron lawn animals mainly deer dogs and lions in many sizes from life size to ten feet tall. Deer range from about 2 feet to life size with prices around 65 to 100 each. Lions come in heroic and reclining poses priced from about 100 to 200 each.
Pollard Breckinridge Case Set for March Trial
The Pollard Breckinridge case is set for March with hearings on motions and deposition delays. Witnesses for the defense argue for a prompt trial date while defense counsel and Col Totten’s absence complicate preparations.
stupendous canal project may connect lakes to bypass Mackinaw route
Chicago New York and Boston capitalists back a proposed Michigan canal across the state from lake Michigan to Detroit or Polecat aiming to speed eastern access for Milwaukee and northwest ports. Preliminary surveys suggests feasibility, with backers named including Nathaniel Thayer John D. Rockefeller Thomas W. Palmer and others.
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Othe Trafic
Great Lakes
Chicago
News
Thuston
London
Milwaukee
Straits of Mackinaw
Lake Huron
St Clair River
Detroit River
Lake
Ero
Phe Pina
Michigan
Lake Mischigan
Detroit
Poleato
New York
Boston
Midica
Engmeer
Nathaniel Thayer
John K. Tockefeller
Thomas W. Palmer
CP. Huntingan
Frank Sturgis
New York Stock Exchange
A. Sturgis
The
Cordace Trust
East
Unfit for Use at Ohio Penitentiary Hospital
Dr W T Rowies, prison physician at Prince Hospital within the Ohio Penitentiary, denounces the facility as fatally unfit and exposes a system where all patients share a single hall near the kitchen. Guards pass through daily spreading disease germs, convalescent prisoners work in shops, and constitutional patients are punished without medical advice.
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Rowles
Howland Croft Kans & Co Open Mills With 200 Workers
Camoun Kansas on February 19 reports Howland Croft Kans and Co owners of extensive worsted mills started their works Monday morning employing 200 men. They expect to reach a full complement of 200 workers in a few weeks and provide rent to employees.
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Camoun
N. J
Howland Croft Kans & Co
Willians to Visit Bismarck February 19
Emperor Withiait will arrive in Bismarck at 6 o'clock Monday night and dine with Prince Bismarck and his family. He will then proceed to Wil helmusbuven.
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Bismarck
Withiait
P'rince Bismarck
Wilhelmusbuven
Death by Own Action Shocks Atlanta Clock Dealer
A. L. Davis a clock dealer in Atlanta Georgia committed suicide Sunday evening. He believed his relatives planned to place him in an insane asylum and took his own life by a gunshot to the head.
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Lanta
A. L. Davis
Hiss
Mammoth Match Factory at Chicago Plans Announced
A giant match factory described as the largest in the world is to be constructed in Chicago. Promoters claim the site will create vast employment and bolster local industry with new facilities and impacts to the Lovemtry area.
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Mammoth Match Factory
Fennayivanl i Fice
Samuel Warmer
Lovemtry
Wil Bea Ember
Willis to Dole Ends Hawaii correspondence batch
President sends bulky Hawaii correspondence to Congress including Dole letter and Willis reply. Willis transmittal notes the exchange will end his part of the subject. Willis replies to Dole’s bill of particulars with explanations and letters from Rear Admiral Irwin regarding naval actions and threats.
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Senate
Willis
Congress
Mir. Willis
Aiocal
Irwin
Philadelphia
Hooke
Champion
Adams
Honolulu
National Temperance Conference in New York Schools
The National Temperance Society holds a conference in the Assembly Hall United Charities building on Tuesday afternoon to discuss temperance instruction in schools. Maj Gen C G Howard, president, will preside. Rev Dr Theodore L Cuvier will deliver an address on Educational Temperance Work and Miss Julia Coleman will read a paper on Methods of Temperance Teaching.
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New York
National Temperance Society
Assembly Hall
United Charities
C. G. Howard
Pusiue
Theodore L. Cuvier
Julia Coleman
Manson Wisconsin prisoner dies in jail after murder verdict
Mathew Ashton, serving life for the murder of Mrs. Daniel Stone, died of smallpox in Dane county jail. He had been awaiting a rehearing by the supreme court when illness struck. He was moved from Jamesville to Madison to guard against contagion after a plague case in Beek county.
Treasury officials gauge resumption of gold exports abroad
Treasury officials anticipate the export of gold abroad will resume the latter part of this week or the first of next. The rate of sterling exchange is quoted at Sissy for sixty days for first class commercial paper.
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Wasumaronx
Treasury
Sterling Exchange
Sissy
Miss Nancy Cook Dies in Chicago Home
Miss Nancy Cook aged 28 a cousin of Jefferson Davis died in her Wells Street room Monday morning from paralysis of the heart. The seamstress came to Chicago eight months ago from Fininville Indiana.
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Chicago
Nancy Cook
Jefferson Davis
Wells Street
State Officers Removed in Michigan Vote Scrutiny
Lansing Feb 20 Gov Rich removed state officers charged with irregularities in canvassing the vote to increase salaries. The officials appealed to the supreme court.
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Lansing
Mich
Rich
Supreme Court
Bismarck Recast as Jack in New Political Reconciliation
A World dispatch from Herlin reports Bismarck will be renamed Jack and receive a high office, with no return to chancellor. The reconciliation is portrayed as complete in the new arrangement.
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New York
Herlin
Bismarck
Jack
Cleveland High Flyers Fined for Ordinance Violation
Three high fliers from Cleveland Ohio including Thomas Cantville Wim Dillon and William Dare were arrested Saturday night in Parkersburg West Virginia for violating an ordinance and paid fines Monday morning to secure their freedom.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Thomas Cantville
Wim
Dillon
Dare
Cleveland
Jumper From a Bridge Drowns in Cumberland River
An unknown white man jumped from the Hast Nash bridge into the Cumberland River in Nashville Tennessee around 3 36 am Monday, drowning in the early morning hours. The man was unidentified and was last seen near the bridge. Police are investigating the incident.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland River
Amendments to tariffs and Bland bill debates in Senate
The Senate discussed Shoup's amendments raising duties on grapes plums lead ore and scrap lead and a two and a half cent rate on lead pipe and wire. The Bland seigniorage bill faced prolonged debate with efforts to close and various remonstrances and votes anticipated for Friday.
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Shoup Dda
Culberson
Senate
House
Fleck Island Railroad Ca
Teston
Enard
Senator Berry
Arkansas
Neneler
Woc
TOU
United States
Blamiwih
Ameton
Peesham
Ugh
Peckham
Lindsay
Harris
Seagate
Ambus
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Diand
Feni
Wison
Hoar
Rep. Mass
Wills
Dol. Specifisine
Wheeler H. Peckham
Supreme Court
Boutelle
Secretary of the Navy
Honolulu
Marin
Sam Smalls Journal Office Temporarily Closed by Injunction
The office of Rev. Sam Smalls new daily in Oklahoma City was shut Monday night by an injunction.
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Gurung O. T
Sam Smalls
New Daily
Oklahoma City
Siege and Hostages Highlight Honduran Crisis
In Tegucigalpa President Vasquez of Honduras holds several families of prominent revolutionists as hostages to deter an assault as insurgents advance. The siege persists while most provinces back the provisional government led by Gen Policarpe Bonilla.
Faro robbery halted by two men in San Francisco
The Carroll and Webber faro game was held up at 3 am by two robbers who seized nearly 5000 dollars. One suspect, claimed as the son of former Yarbor Commissioner Paul Sel, was captured. the other fled. An unrelated item notes a man shipped by express in a box to a local saloonist amid an interstate case.
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San Francisco
Carroll & Webber
Yarbor
Paulsel
Express
Cawsfox
Foour Minerva
Joe Coleman
John Weiss
Jay
Senator White of Louisiana Named to Supreme Court
Washington report says President Cleveland nominated Senator Edward Douglass White of Louisiana for associate justice and the Senate confirmed him in executive session. The choice places a southern Democrat with northern education on the high court and precedes Black Republicans in opposing tariff duties, signaling a strategic political move.
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Louisiana
Supreme Court
Senate
Washington
Cleveland
Edward Douglass White
White
New York
Hinchford
Supreme Bench
Confederacy
Taner
Maryland
Senator White
House
Caffery
Finance Committee
Labouchere to Move Abolition of Lords If Queen Delays Reform
Henry Labouchere writes that he will move an amendment to the address in reply to the queen’s speech if the monarch does not declare reform of the Lords. He argues the hereditary and episcopal second chamber should lose veto power and, if a new chamber is needed, it should be elected rather than hereditary.
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Labouchere
Victoria
London
Henry Latouchere
Lords
House of Commons
House of Lords
Supreme Court Allows Mother to Sue for Death of Illegitimate Child
In Jefferson City Ma on February 26 the state supreme court ruled that Nannie Marshall may sue for $5,000 damages for the death of her illegitimate son Wm. Taylor aged 11 months after the Wabash railroad accident. The railroad claimed the child was a natural son of a living father, a defense the lower court rejected. the high court held the mother alone may prosecute the suit since the father abandoned the child.
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Jefferson City
Wm. Taylor
Nannie Marshall
Wabash Railroad
State Supreme Court
Mrs Chaska Deserted and a Fortunes of a Squaw Marriage
Mrs Chaska nee Cora Fellows, married to Santee Sioux Indian Chaska, elopes with a young squaw after two months on the reservation. She leaves her white husband and children and later Chaska returns to live with the squaw accomplice. He desires no reconciliation with his wife Caicagea. The report mentions the Knights of Pythias anniversary and Emperor William meeting Prince Bismarck with a ceremonial exchange of greetings in Berlin.
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Yasutron
S. D
Chaska
Cora Belle Fellows
Sai. Campbell
Duel looming between Fred May and Col Cody in New York
A Washington attack on May prompted Col Cody to seek a physician to act as second. The dispatch, received Monday afternoon in St Patt, Minn, indicates steps are under way to arrange a duel between Fred May, a New York club man, and Col AV F Cody Buffalo Bill.
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