Death as a Blessing The Sermon of Dr. Talmage
Dr. Talmage argues that death can be a boon for the afflicted, urging acceptance of an abbreviated earthly life. He cites historical figures and biblical motifs to claim that earthly duration matters less than readiness for Heaven, urging focus on the center of knowledge rather than the worldly rim.
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Ter. Talmare
Isa
Mihlenbergh
Cary Fe
William Cujten Neyiant
Amy Hiss
Cato
Manaldesce
Sodt
Methuselah
Poe
Hess
Carrey
Vocioks
Meriaing
Slea
Uanl
Mthey
Atlantic Ocean
Simes i
Dison
Acain
Westinghouse
Tadhread Evllistum
Ana
Eastiey
Tina
Erandeitil
Feudis Abele
Weriaou
David
Dagoathe
Leah
David Hiad
Cory
Abanlom
Saul
Ahithophel
Shiiel
Ziklag
Moat
Caribbean
Wain
Heaven
Atlantic
God
Andover
Princeton
New Brunswick
Edinburgh
Christendom
Knowledge
Celestial Mansion
National Picture Gallery
London
Rapheis
Earth
St. Helena
Napoleon
Alhambra
Henry George Dies in New York Campaign Tragedy
Henry George the Jeffersonian candidate for mayor of Greater New York died in the Union Square hotel at 4 45 AM after campaigning in Queens and Brooklyn. His son Henry George Jr was named to replace him and a memorial meeting planned for the Everett House. The death alters the mayoral race as supporters react and figures like Gen. Tracy comment on the loss.
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New York
Henry George
Jeffersonian Democracy
Greater
Union Square
George
Borough of
Queens
Brooklyyn
Mr. George
Mrs. George
Mr. Chorge
Henry George, Jr
Frank Stevens
Kelly
East Fifty-ninth Street
Union Square Hotel
Richard
Srising
West
Low
Greater New York
Citizens’ Union
Grand Central Palace
Brooklyn City Hall
Tracy
Marie Hitch
Chicago
Philadelphia
California
San Francisco Times and Post
England
Ireland
Duke of Argyle
Werbert Spencer
United Labor Party
Abram S. Hewks
Theodore Roosevelt
Jeffersonian Tempurcrats
Richard Croker
Platt
Maror
Bryan
van Wyck
Mining Expert Predicts Alaska Gold Output Surge
A London returnee from Alaska, mining expert Britnober Bratnaber cites Rothschilds funded expeditions and predicts the Hiondike camp may yield 5 to 6 million dollars next year, with long term hopes of 50 million. He urges spring travel for prospectors, warns some claims are weak, and notes many camps can be developed within five years.
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Nothachilds
Saya
Brammaber
Alaska
Trains Delayed by Snow and Two Deaths Reported
Two Rock Island trains from Kansas City arrived within minutes of each other after a 20 foot snowbank stopped them at Union junction. A blizzard killed Mrs. Laura Hunter near Elbert and a man, John Roach, near Monument while a 16 year old boy found a bag containing $50 000 on Beaver Island. Veteran William J. Babcock dies at Wakefield after Civil War service as color sergeant of the Second Rhode Island Volunteers.
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Desver
Col
Rock Island
Kansas City
Union Junction
Elbert
Laura Hunter
Here
Monument
John Roach
Wiliam
Carsfox
Adolph Johnson
Beaver Island
Wicxtoro, Rol
Wm. J. Babcock
Wakefield
South Kingston
Rhodes Island
Petersburg
Urgon
Congress
Proclamation by Gen. Blanco outlines new Cuba policy
Havana reports the arrival of Gen. Blanco as captain general. He takes an oath and issues a proclamation promising peace through a broad policy, urging unity among parties and warning that war will be fought against rebels while clemency favors law observance. Autonomist leaders push for autonomy amid mixed reactions.
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Cuba
Blaneco
Havana
Blanco
Marshal Blanco
Cubda
Marshal Winnco
Spain
Sener Culvez
Islind
Senor Viuda de Lombillo
Palmerala
Ward Line
Seneca
Yantic Threatened with Transfer Over Damages
Detroit dispatch reports Gov. Pingree receiving a Roosevelt telegram stating Michigan may withhold receipt of the U S ship Yantic unless repaired and damages to Canadienne are covered. Roosevelt warns she will go to Boston if not received promptly. Commander Wilkes notes Hodges to receipt in Montreal and the ship to Detroit.
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Detroit
Mich
Pinvree
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy Department
Pingree
Wilkes
Naval Reserves
Lieut
Hodges
Montreal
Busk-Ivanhoe Tunnel Abandoned After Train Passage
After the Colorado Midland train from Ogden to Denver passed Sunday night the Busk Ivanhoe tunnel through the Rocky Mountains was abandoned. The bore cost about 1.25 million dollars and men immediately began tearing up the track. Trains will now travel over Hagerman Pass while the tunnel company refused the reorganized Colorado Midland Railway Co. offer.
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Dexvon
Col
Colorado Midland
Ogden
Denver
Ivanhoe
Rocky Mountains
Hagerman Pass
Colorado Midland Railway Co
British Ship Moreton Goes Ashore at Lorenzo Marquese
The British lumber laden Moreton, bound from Tacoma to Delagoa Bay, went ashore at Lorenzo Marquese entrance Sunday. Water poured into the hold. rescue expected at the next high tide. News reached Merchants' Exchange.
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San Francisco
Moreton
Tacoma
Delagoa Bay
South Africa
Lorenzo Marquese
Merchants’ Exchange
Fire in Central mine ends with dramatic rescue in Hocautos
A mine fire at the Central mine in Hocautos Massachusetts trapped Frank Stanton and his father John Stanton and Wm Paine in the shaft. A relief party reached them after strenuous effort and freed the exhausted workers. Officials expect the fire to be suffocated within a week as openings remain unsealed.
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Hocautos
Mass
Central
Frank Stanton
John Stanton
New York
Wm. Paine
Boston
Indiana Quart Shop Law Rendered Meaningless by Legislature
In Mendy Indiana October 30 a trial to close William Lacey's quart shop in Eaton revealed the Nicholson law change left no penalty for violations. The legislature neglected to fix a penalty, making the act unenforceable. County authorities had closed all but Lacey's shops yet his attorney exposed the flaw and won.
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Mendy
Ind
William Lacey
Eaton
Indiana
Lacey
Gov Mount Fears He May Not Convict the Ripley Lynchers
Gov Mount and Attorney General Keteham held a private conference on the Ripley county lynchers case. Mount said the outlook was discouraging and feared little progress may result, with arrests to be made by grand jury indictments or bench warrants.
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Worman
Kokomo
Ind
Matt Burris
Woman saves family from hotel fire at state fair grounds
At the Fuller hotel inside the State Fair grounds in Indiana, E B Fuller and his family escaped a smoke filled room by stairway. The daughter warned the children and survived when her gown burned before she and others were carried to safety by their father. Fire department aid was delayed by distance and water lack as the hotel and nearby building burned. Farmers aided with buckets and axes to prevent spread to stables.
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Inpianiponts
Ind
E. B. Fuller
Fuller Hotel
State Pair
Enller
Wally
Railroad official denies Montpelier woman section boss claim
Roadmaster Hoban of the Fort Wayne Cincinnati Louisville division says a Hartford City report claiming a woman section boss at Montpelier is a gross misstatement. The rumor has caused annoyance and some papers published a photo of a woman in bloomers.
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Meusete
Ind
Hoban
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
Louisville
Lake Erie Road
Hartford City
Montpelier
Suicide at Grave of Wife Near Georgetown Indiana
John Ruley a resident near Georgetown ten miles west of New Albany Indiana shot himself in the head on Saturday morning over despondency following his wife’s death two years earlier. The tragedy occurred over his wife’s grave in the cemetery near his home and was discovered several hours later.
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New Aubany
Ind
John Ruley
Georgetown
Manhattan 617 Co strikes oil west of Struck City
The Manhattan 617 Company has struck a big oil well about 1.5 miles west of Struck City in wildcat territory. It secured leases to 1500 surrounding acres and plans development. A pipeline will be installed soon, eyeing a field with promise to surpass Penn field.
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Big Gi
Hanrrcorp Crry
Ind
Manhattan 617 Co
Wildcat
Penn Field
Newberry May Die In GasesspenG Riot Aftermath
William Newberry, survivor of the Suvarna riot, is reported much worse with death momentarily expected. Excitement rises in the Smyrns area and may trigger renewed clashes if Tresiers is found responsible for the assault.
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Newberry
Gasesspeng
Ind
William Newberry
Suvarna
Smyrns
Tresiers
Lawrenceburg Jury Hears Royce Murder Verdict and Sentences
In Lawrenceburg the Rudolph Royce murder case ends with a verdict sentencing Royce to 21 years for the March killing of Joseph Ugenski on the public highway. Pinkerton case in Laporte yields life imprisonment for Charles Pinkerton Sr. in the murder of his nephew and son in law Charles Pinkerton Jr. Various local notes report a Clark County centenarian Mrs. Sarah Dutta, a reformatory sentence for Mrs. Frank Pottage, and multiple minor incidents across Indiana towns including fishing violations, a burned schoolhouse, a gas leak accident, and missing persons prompts.
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Wurderer Royce
Lawrenceburg
Iml
Rudolph Royce
H Royce
Joseph Ugenski
Pinkerton
Laporte
Tnid
Charles Pinkerton, Sr
Charles Pinkerton, Jr
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Dearborn County
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Huniforgty
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Xere
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