Talmage Sermon on Strangers and City Iniquities at Brooklyn Tabernacle
Rev. Dr. Talmage denounces ignoring strangers in New York City and urges hospitality. He extols moral duty to visitors, warns against exploring underground urban life for curiosity, and contrasts Sabbath rest with city temptations. He invokes biblical parallels and cautions about commercial misuse of travelers.
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Talmage
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Aeermon
Matthew
Hudson River
Pennsylvania
Erie
Long Island
Patiy
Boston Common
S. Pauls
Melita
Astor Ilouse
Academy
Harmony and Beauty
Kensett
Bierstadt
Church
Moran
Young Men’s Christian Association Rooms
United States
New York
Broadway
Bowery
Elm Street
Apra
Wall Street
Battery
Cental Park
Austerlitz
Gettgebure
Waterloo
Snothe
Tsay
Tam
Law
York
Miciala
Sabbath Keep Holy in New York Sermon
The speaker urges strict Sabbath observance contrasting American and European customs. He warns against Sunday travel and train risks, urges visitors to seek Christ in the city, and cites Edward Stanley’s courage as a model of faith before urging strangers to accept mercy and salvation.
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Albany
North River
Christaian
America
Paris
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God
Edward Stanley
Stanley
Bhose
Petersburg Fireworks Explosion Throws City Into Mourning
Petersburg Virginia reports the Bland Romaine fireworks factory explosion claiming twelve victims including C N Romaine and John Bland. Funerals for council members and a mass meeting raise relief funds. over 1500 contributed, relief target set at 5000.
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Greworks
C. N. Romaine & Bother
Bland
C. N Omaine
John B. Bland
James Roland
Robert Rowland
James Pening
Edward Taylor
Messra C. N. Romaine
James T. Tosh
Palce
Grace Episcopal Church
John F. Harris
James Perkins
H. G. Leigh
Jy. W. Earley
Messia
C. N. Romanie
Corporation
Collier
H. W. Bride
D. D
C.N. Romaine & Bro
Bland Brothers & Wright
Confidence men foiled in Chattanooga mine bunco plot
Chief Hill of the Chattanooga Police thwarted a scheme to swindle banker W. Howard of Cartersville Ga out of 6800 using two so called gold bricks weighing 97 and 95 pounds each. The bunco men fled after police information. The plan relied on a rich mine tale and friendly Indian motif. Howard had traveled to Chattanooga to buy the bricks and invest in the mine.
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Jtattanooga
Tenn
Chattanooga
Chief Hill
Milit ia Chief Reports 22 Militia Responded in State Order
Governor reviews militia roll and identifies 22 companies that obeyed orders across the First to Fifth Infantry regiments and cavalry units. Several regiments and battalions are noted as not called out or only partly mobilized, with courts of inquiry planned for some cases. The report also covers Missouri court ruling on option debt and a Charleston jury verdict in an Agricultura case.
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Goa
Army of Jesus Christ
CoLumbia A
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Palmetto Rifles
Aiken
Sally Wifles
Sally
Richardson Guards
Montmorenci
Suntee Rufles
Illoree
Edisto Rifles
Johnston
Capers Light Infantry
Edgesfield
Jordon
Palmetto Regiment
Fort Motte
Abbeville Rifles
Abbevile
Newburry Retes
Newberry
Morgan BR Fleas
Spartanburg
Maxwell Rifles
Greenwood
Lanpteu
Bonham Light Infantry
Bradley’s
Peak Guards
Launtry
Darlington
Bishopvilla
Florance Rifles
Columbia
Darlinston
Cheraw
Chesterfield
Fifth Regiment of Infantry
Greenville Guards
Greenville
Butler Guards
Governo
Washington Light Infantry
Naval
Charleston
Causéy
Edgefield Hussars
Edgefield Light Dragoons
Dibble Dight
Orangeburg
Hampton Light Dragoons
Panola
Conner
Summerville
German Hussars
Charleston Light Dragoons
Cavalry
First Brigade
National Guards
Court of Appeals of
Missouri
Plainiffs
Supreme Court of the United States
Jurge Simonton
Register
Blue Ridge
House Democrats seek caucus on State bank repeal tax
More than 150 Democratic members urge Chairman Holman to convene a House caucus after adjournment on April 10 to chart a path for repealing the federal tax on State banks. Swanson of Virginia notes three plan options and urges compromise to secure a repeal, with signatures from leaders and seven New York members.
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Washington
Qover
House
Holman
Swanson
Virginia
Committee On Rules
Crisp
Culberson
McMillin
Outhwaite
Cox
Tennessee
Springer Dockery
Patterson
New York
Cummings
Coombs
Doubhy
Clancy
Warner
Tracey
Laines
Caucus approves repeal of state bank tax
The Democratic caucus adopted resolutions for repealing the 10 percent prohibitory tax on state bank issues. It sets as a condition to attach the repeal as a rider to the Brawley bill, with debate and possible rules committee action to secure discussion time.
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Washington
Brawley and Springer
Committee On Banking and Currency
House
Committee On
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Strauss
Cummings
Dunphy
Warner
Senate
Culberson
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West
Cox
Tennessee
Bryan
Nebraska
Lane and Williams
Illinois
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Texas
Swanson
Virginia
Catchings
Mississippi
Cooper
Indiana
New York
Hoe
Chicago
Williams
Musically Bright Homes With Ludden Bates Offer
Consider a piano or organ to brighten homes as Ludden Bates Southern Music House of Savannah Georgia suggests. Since 1870 they have supplied 60 000 instruments to Southern homes and promise fair prices and reliable service. They offer free catalogs and correspondence.
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Muecal
Ludden & Bates Southern Muate House
Savannah
South
America
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