A Dead Lion sermon stirs Sabbath crowd by Talmage
Dr Talmage delivers a Sunday message titled A Dead Lion using Ecclesiastes as text. He contrasts a living doe with a dead lion to praise active charity and personal opportunity, urging quick deeds, philanthropy, and gospel work over idle wealth and regret.
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Clemson Will Case Sets Calhoun Homestead for State
The U S Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling in the case over John C Calhouns Fort Hill estate at Clemson South Carolina The will provides the property be used for an agricultural college with a self perpetuating board The fight centered on Miss Isabella Lee and Mrs Floride Clemson Lee with Clemson heirs and Calhoun descendants involved The outcome places Fort Hill in state hands with plans for a memorial college campus and buildings at Pendleton Port Hill plantation remains preserved as a Calhoun memorial
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Spoons and curios from Mrs Noble collection in Washington
A St Louis Republic writer describes Mrs Noble wife of the Dalberion secretary possessing rare gold and silver spoon curios kept in a parlor display table. The spoons include a silver spoon with a bas relief Baptism of Christ from Nuremberg and a Moscow piece used by Russian nobility for holy water. Also notes work on the Beaumont Mills advancing.
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Taulbee Vote Joke In Kentucky Leeched In Washington Tale
A Kentucky tale recalls Coueressmain Taulbee who was shot by Charles Kincaid in Washington City and how Uncle Ephdia, an old servant, humorously reveals he voted the Publican ticket five times for Taulbee during his congressional race taunting episodes.
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North Carolina Oddections Lodge Set May Meeting
The grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd-ditions of North Carolina will convene in Wilmington on Tuesday May 13. The session gathers leaders and members for the annual assembly and related proceedings.
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Russian Atrocities and the Russian Tyranny
A critical reflection on Russian oppression and the Yakutsk massacre. The piece reviews Kennan's Century essay disproving Russian government excuses and argues tyranny will end with Russia's reckoning. It contrasts early reforms, serfdom, and later brutal rule, urging awareness in America.
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Congressmen Write a Book on Reconstruction and the South
A group of representatives and senators announce a forthcoming book titled Why a Solid South or Reconstruction and Its Results. They claim it presents a fair, concise history of reconstructed governments, debt and taxation changes, and southern prosperity under current leadership. Lincoln’s death is described as calamity. Johnson’s plan is defended. no repeal of the 15th Amendment is proposed. The work includes extensive statistics and dedicates itself to northern business interests.
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Tennessee
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Wheat Crop Outlook Across Kentucky Tennessee and Nearby States
The Leaven Courier Journal reports with correspondents across Kentucky Tennessee Southern Indiana and Northern Alabama. The outlook is for a newly average crop in Kentucky and Alabama while Ohio and Tennessee show weaker prospects. Indiana border counties suffer from cold and wet weather that harms grain.
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Great Bridge to Span Hudson River New York to New Jersey
The House passed a bill authorizing a big bridge across the Hudson between New York and New Jersey. It would have six railroad tracks, room for four more, a single span, and rise as high as the Brooklyn Bridge. Construction would start within three years and finish within ten. If built it would surpass the Porth bridge.
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