Dead Lions and Living Dogs Sermon Sparks Debate
Dr. Talmage preaches on A Dead Lion from Ecclesiastes 9 4 arguing that a living dog with use of its faculties is better than a dead lion He extols practical benevolence by the wealthy and urges living acts of charity and evangelism over grand but idle wealth He reflects on biblical lions and dogs and calls for mercy grace and missionary zeal.
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de Witt Talmage
Dr. Talmage
Moses
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Red Sea
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England
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Tim
Slorious
Robert Morrison
Cerace
Antique Spoon Collection Of Mrs. Noble At Washington
A St Louis Republic writer notes Mrs. Noble wife of the interior secretary owns an antique gold and silver spoon collection in a parlor display case. Highlights include a bas relief Baptism spoon from Nuremberg a Moscow gold vessel for holy water and an enameled golden egg that splits into two cups. Work begins on the Beaumont Mills and will advance quickly.
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St. Louis Republic
Christ
John the Baptist
Nuremberg
Moscow
Russia
Clemson Will Case and Calhoun Homestead Becomes State Property
The U S Supreme Court upheld the lower court ruling that the John C Calhoun home Fort Hill in South Carolina belongs to the state. The decision ends a long dispute between Isabella Lee and the state over the title and supports Clemson family endowment for an agricultural college on the site. Fort Hill near Pendleton features the Calhoun library and relics. the state plans a college with a board of trustees and a Calhoun memorial house on the site.
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Washington
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Eiveath
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Supreme Court
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Calhoun, King & Spalding
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Fort Hill
Pendleton
Tort Hill
Agricultural and Mechanical College
New York
Friends of the
South Carolina College
Friends of
Clemson College
House
Senate
United States
United States Supreme Court
Costly Candor and the Uncle Eph Candor Tale
A Taulbee congressman in Kentucky is told a humorous Washington City tale after an election. Uncle Eph, longtime Taulbee servant, confesses he voted for the Republican ticket, and Taulbee grudgingly pays him a dollar for candor. Eph adds that the candor cost more, noting he voted five times as the candidate claims.
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Washington City
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de ‘Publicnan
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Odd Yellows Lodge Meets in Wilmington May Thirteenth
The grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in North Carolina will convene in Wilmington on Tuesday May 13.
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Independent Order of Odd Yellows
State of
North Carolina
Wilmington
The Yakutsk Massacre and Russian Tyranny Examined
The piece critiques Russia’s ongoing brutal suppression of liberty, detailing George Kennan’s account of the Yakutsk killings and the official lies surrounding them. It argues that Russia’s fate mirrors revolutionary upheaval and foresees eventual emergence as a major nation after a brutal struggle.
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Yakutsk
Kennan
America
Russia
Peter
Catharine
France
Congressmen Write a Book on Reconstruction and Its Results
A group of congressmen and former leaders announce a forthcoming volume titled Why on Solid South or Reconstruction and Its Results. The authors claim a fair concise history of Southern reconstructive governments, detailing how Republicans gained and lost control, shifts in values and debt, and views on Lincoln Johnson and race issues. Each chapter bears an author’s signature.
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Alabama
Helphill
South Carolina
Turner
Georgia
Stewart
Texas
Wilson
West
Abraham Lincoln
South
Andrew Johnson
Lincoln
Gen. Herbert
North
Wheat Crop Prospects Across Kentucky and Nearby States
The Louisville Courier Journal reports from 150 correspondents on the national wheat outlook. Kentucky and Alabama expect near average yields, while Ohio and Tennessee show poorer prospects. Indiana border counties suffer from cold and wet weather harming grain.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Alabama
Ohio
Great Bridge Proposal Across Hudson River Passes House
The House approves a bill for a new six track bridge spanning the Hudson River between New York and New Jersey. The single span bridge would rise to near Brooklyn Bridge height, start construction within three years and finish within ten, with capacity for four more tracks. If built it would surpass the Port authority bridge in fame.
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