Well-Matched Pair A Moral From Ananias and Sapphira
Dr. Talmage sermon on Acts 5 1 10 condemns falsehood in church and daily life. He cites Ananias and Sapphira and multiplies examples from agriculture commerce and social life to warn that dishonesty corrupts individuals families and communities. The talk scolds farmers merchants and urbanites for deceit while urging truthfulness and integrity in all relations.
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Ananias
Dosyn
Sapphira
Ped
Adie
Amatn
Vayniry
Gishonest
Eithes
Farrger
New York
Washinton
Westehenter
Gut Eltizena
Otmerechantsa
Fogo Tipo
Pour
Lfe
Ecclesiastical lies and social deception warned
A speaker rails against ecclesiastical falsehoods and derision of church rivalries, insisting truthfulness matters in all life facets. He denounces small sins as moonlit mirrors of eternity and warns against misrepresentation within churches and society while noting sparrow population growth in migration reports.
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Ible
Pangel
Pennsylvania
Broadway
State Street
Cuball
Singular chain of deaths shocks Brocklys man tale
An obituary style report recounts a bizarre sequence where a man dies, a sister poisons herself, and a druggist collapses amid a belief in three, linked to a Scots migrant with a Skibo estate. The piece blends rumor with local superstition and notes Scottish land wealth as context.
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Brocklys
AnpRinn Carnsnere
Scotland
Skibo
Dornoch Firth
Former Queen Liliuokalani Offered Wichita Carnival Role
The former queen was invited to preside over a three day carnival in Wichita Kansas for a 2000 payment. The offer came through Dr Martin previously of Wichita and Honolulu origin. The item mentions Michaelmas geese replacing Thanksgiving turkeys in England with declining demand. Amelia Rost, Countess of Wilbaix, is reported dead.
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Liliuokalani
Wichita
Kan
Martin
Honolulu
England
Rost Amelia
Wilbaix
Adam Rademt
Eugene Sue
Ass. Ose
Hunger and death rise in Havana as starvation stalks Cuba
A Washington dispatch reports Cuba’s interior misery and Havana death toll from starvation. Sanitary inspector Dr Brunner cites a pest house housing 500 people, many dying daily from dysentery amid extreme malnutrition among city poor, while the death rate climbs.
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Havana
New York
Washington
Cuba
Spain
Dro Wlfp. Brunner
United States
U Mirine Hospital Service
Taiuana
Los Fasos
Fort Randall Lands Open For Occupancy In South Dakota
Fort Randall military reservation in Dakota opened to settlement after squatters and homesteaders lined up before daylight. The reserve spans over a hundred thousand acres with portions in South Dakota and Nebraska, inviting disputed claims and future contests to determine rights.
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Fort Randall
South Dakota
Champaten
S. D
Oet
United States
Qorlack
Fort Randal
Riot in Brodericks mining village ends with gunfire
A Monday morning riot in Hiredericks village, Broderick County, saw John Dolich and Geo Hlernick at odds over saloon houses. John Garver fired from an upstairs window hitting attackers, killing Steve Alario and wounding Charles Siech. Constables arrived, arrests followed.
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Broderickasa
Wilbhsbarer
Pal
Hiredericks
Weelock
Oriioek
You Taosling
John Dolich
Geo. Hlernick
Boleh
Hornisk
Yellow Fever Cases Reported in Memphis Missoris Tenn
The board of health reports three new yellow fever cases and two deaths early Monday. About 500 residents left town Monday night for northern points.
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New Orleans
New
Board of Health
Memphis
Missorris
Tenn
Bushnell Returns to Office After Illness
Cercenusis Ohio October 26 to November 4 Bushnell has returned to his office and will speak at several more campaign stops while he continues to recover from illness.
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Cercenusis
Bushnell
Luetgert Second Trial Possible This Week
Chicago October 26 Luetgert the alleged wife murderer may begin second trial this week. State's Attorney Dencen said he would place the case on the trial call for Wednesday unless defense asks for continuance or insists on bail.
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Luetgert
Chicago
Adelph L. Luetgert
Dencen
Train in the River Disaster Kills Twenty-Eight In Hudson
Buffalo to New York express No. 46 derailed near Garrison station, plunging into the Hudson. The wreck, caused by undermined river walls from high water, left 28 dead and 11 injured. Engineer Foyle and fireman Tompkins perished. many victims were Chinese travelers in the smoker and coach cars.
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New York
Buffalo
New York Central and
Hudson River
Garrison Station
Foyle
Tompkins
Williams
A. G. McKay
van Ettan
Poughkeepsie
Peekskill
Herman Acker
Weekskill
Thomas Reilly
Wisconsin Avenue
St. Louis
Fishkill
Tarrytown
John Foyle
John Tompkins
Parish
Humphrey
Chinaman
John Q. Thompkins
East Albany
Storm and travel delays hit Atlantic City coast
A severe northeast storm affects Atlantic City and nearby coastlines with winds 41 miles per hour. No disasters reported by life crews or maritime stations as trains faced delays from high tides. In other news, Robert T. Lincoln to head Pullman Palace Car Co after New York report. A bank in Wesster City was robbed by three masked men using dynamite, totaling about $6,000 in securities and cash.
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Atlantic City
N. 4
Maritime Exchange
Lincoln
Pullman Co
New York
Chicago
Journal
Robert T. Lincoln
Pullman Palace Car Co
Iowa Bank Hobbben
Wesster City
State Bank of
Blairsburg
Highest tides and winds lash Atlantic coast resorts
Severe northeast gale drives seas inland along New Jersey and Long Island coasts. Winds 55 to 90 mph knock down and wash away boardwalks, cottages, and railroad beds, with ships grounded and oyster houses flooded. Coast towns like Atlantic City report extensive damage and possible wrecks as tide peaks approach.
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Atlantic
New York
New Jersey
Long Island
Coast Line
Lower
Jersey
Delaware Bay
Millville
Maurice River
Ocean City
Sun Isle
West Jersey Railroad
Reading
Bee Harbor City
Tuckerton
Lewes
Del
Little Falk
Sarah J. Vaughn
N. W. Laws
Annie L Ponder
Emma L. Cottingham
Fall River
Philadelphia
Delaware City
Elizabeth Lee
Gloucester
Mass
Cape Henlopen
Bowers Beach
William Spencer
Atlantic City
N. J
Wis
Chelsea
PULLMAN'S WILL TO FILE FOR PROBATE IN CIVIAIGE
The last will of George M. Pullman will be filed in the probate court Wednesday morning. Executors Robert T. Lincoln and Norman K. Ream, and the deceased's close relatives, know its wording beyond published summaries. Lincoln called the will very liberal with many large bequests to public and charitable institutions.
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CiviAacge
George M. Pullman
Robert T. Lincoln
Norman K. Ream
Lincoln
New Consumption Cure Claims Validation by Cooper College
Dr Joseph A Hirsehielder of San Francisco reports a cure for consumption using oxytuberculine. Sixteen patients treated have been examined and an upcoming report by Cooper Medical College faculty is expected to be favorable. College president L L Lane supports the discovery and notes preparation methods are openly shared with the medical profession.
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Hirsehielder
San Francisco
Joseph A. Hirsehielder
Cooper Medical College
Lr L C. Lane
Chattanooga Southern to Extend Rail Line to Montgomery
The Chattanooga Southern railroad will extend from Gadsden Alabama to Montgomery. Five hundred thousand dollars of first mortgage bonds secured to the Union Trust Company of New York have been filed and will fund the extension construction.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Chattanooga Southern Railroad
Gadsden
Ala
Montgomery
Union Trust T.o
New York
Gold Shipment Sails From Sxypyvey with 215000 Sovereigns
The steamer Saripass under Captain Hayward left the port Monday bound for San Francisco carrying 215000 sovereigns for the United States. In Kentucky, James Riley fatally shot his uncle C B Rite near New Liberty after a breakfast quarrel, using a shotgun.
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Owentox
James Riley
C. B. Rite
New Liberty
Anele’s
Christians and Friends Hold Joint Service in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis Indiana on August 25 Christians and Friends conducted a joint service. Friends spoke and prayed with active participation while Christians greeted one another in a spirit of union. Presidents M M Davis and S J Nicholson sat together as both groups joined in a 30 minute session before resuming their separate conventions.
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Christians and Friends
Indianapolis
Lnd
Inianavons
Ind
M. M. Davis
Christian Convention
S. J. Nicholson
Friend's Convention
Indiana Bankers Begin Two Days Session in Indianapolis
The Indiana Bankers association held a two day meeting in the Commercial club rooms with over 100 financial institutions represented. Mayor Thomas Taggart welcomed attendees and Allen M. Fletcher of Indianapolis spoke. Noted speakers include Geo. H. Thissell and E. S. Lacey. Distressing accident at Princeton reports a father fatally injuring his 11 year old son with a shotgun after mistaking him for a thief. Forest fires threaten several towns in Warrarason County with 500 acres burned and 100 workmen on the Indiana pipe line digging trenches to protect small communities.
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Indianapolis
InpraNarotis
Ind
Oet
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Commercial Club
Thomas Taggart
Allen M. Fletcher
Geo. TH. Caldwell
United States Bank Examiner
Detroit
Vestal Savines Banks
Geo. H. Thissell
American Bankers’ Association
E. S. Lacey
Chicago
Princeton
John McCrea
Charles
McCrea
Ife
Vatrararsoa
Hesser
Indiana Pipe
Death of Uncle Chas Decker in Vor ter county Indiana
Uncle Charles Decker aged 66 and said to be the oldest man in Vor ter county has died. Native of Massachusetts born 1798 he served in the 20th Indiana infantry during the war enlisting at age 65 and serving for about one year before discharge for disability. His first presidential vote was for James Monroe.
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Amercni
Uma
Albright
Dean
Neserttom
Briret
Gegwelers
Amb Shipiers
Cherytis
Tina Popassom
AL Aptos
Phey
Phes
Lidays
Chas. Decker
Wabirpanarso
Ind
Charles Decker
Vorter County
Massachusetts
Company II
20Th Indiana Infantry
James Monroe
Two Men Mortally Wounded in Salem Area Feud
In Salem Indiana near Saltilleville two men were shot during a family feud sparked by a lawsuit. Green Slaughter mortally wounded his uncle George Shaughter and another man John with a shotgun and revolver. Slaughter fled. authorities had not arrested him at last report.
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Salem
Ind
Saltilleville
Green Slaughter
George Shaughter
John
Forsapple
Local Indiana Briefs Include Arrests, Fires, and Obituaries
A Shelbyville report notes Joséph Ballard, son of Councilman Hallard, under arrest for a fatal skull crushing with a pump handle. Laura Bopp survives a breast wound inflicted by her lover before his apparent suicide in Logansport. Conductor James Hugres dies from injuries after a fall on a Big Four train near Jeffersonville. Charles Decker, 90, dies in Walrantana as the rebel era’s oldest soldier. Irvin Devers is sentenced to a year for horse theft in Michigan City. Milburn post office is discontinued with mail routed to Shoals. Seymour supporters claim county seat victory and may petition for another election. John T. Young named fireman at Fort Wayne public building. Uncle Richard Ward, inventor of a famous liniment, dies in Cleveland at 78. Evansville and Richmond bond notes mentioned.
Ancient Oak Fells In Cartersburg Indiana
The Old Oak, greatest tree in the state, was cut down near Cartersburg. Lum bermen James Pope and William Douglas from Cantrinsnune work on the remains. The trunk near the base measured 19 feet in circumference with a height of 130 feet and reach of 60 feet to the first limb. Logs indicate about six thousand feet of lumber. The tree is about five hundred years old, with various historical milestones noted from American discovery to Indiana’s statehood.
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Cartersburg
Cantrinsnune
Ind
James Pope
William Douglas
Americas
Indiana
Three Oil Tanks Explode on Freight Train in Indiana
Three oil tanks attached to a Monon freight train exploded two miles northeast of New Albany on October 22 at 2 15 AM. The burning cars could not be saved, rails warped, and traffic delayed eight to ten hours. Loss estimated at 5000 to 7000 dollars.
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New Anpang
Ind
Monon Road
New Albany
Burglary Chloroforms Evansville Family in Night Raid
Miss Emma Baker lies critically ill at her Howell home after burglars chloroformed the entire family during a night raid. Doctors say recovery is unlikely. The story also notes Walter Jameson returning to Evansville to find his wife with another man, and a separate shooting incident involving editor Frank Geslinger.
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Evanxsville
Ind
Emma Baker
Howell
Ier
Enoch Arden
Evansvillle
Walter Jameson
George Bacock
Babcock
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