Home Matters A Sermon on Domestic Religion by Dr Talmage
In a Brookyln Tabernacle gathering Rev Dr Talmage preached on the household as the first church where faith must be shown. He urged religion in daily duties, calm discipline, and gracious example to guide children, warning against harshness and urging family prayer and Bible reading.
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Notorious feud figure Frank Phillips killed near Virginia border
Louieville Kentucky reports Frank Phillips a leader in the Hatfield McCoy feud and detective William Bevins were shot near the Virginia border by the Pickett brothers who also killed Worrell in Logan County West Virginia as part of a clash aimed at capturing the brothers. General J I W Slocum, a Civil War veteran, died at his Brooklyn home last Saturday as aging heroes pass on.
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Reed celebrates House quorum rule victory in 53rd Congress
In Washington April 17 the House debated counting a quorum and adopted Catchings’ rule replacing the DeArmond proposal. Supporters praised the move as speeding business while opponents argued it hinders majority will. Reed lauded the outcome as a defining moment for the new Congress.
Reed Robbed of Glory in House Record Dispute
Washington April 18 The House journal dispute over the new quorum rule centers on missing names from the first roll call. Reed pressed for blame, Kilgore and the Speaker noted no teller report, and a correction was ordered. The session paused as Wheeler’s minute and absence were debated.
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Louisville and Nashville plan to acquire Port Royal line
Augusta April 14 It is stated that the Louisville and Nashville Railroad cannot saddle its road with the South Carolina Road for seven million dollars when Port Royal and Augusta Railroad can be bought for one million and a 65 mile Talifax to Charleston line cost 600000. With two million they gain sea access via Charleston Port Royal and Savannah and shorten Augusta to Charleston and Augusta to Savannah routes, saving stockholders five million dollars according to a News and Courier report.
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Guard in Charlottesville Shooting Faces Possible Lynching Test
After the Union Station shooting of Miss Laura I. Martin, R. B. Guard was moved to Santion at 6 30 p m at the request of counsel to avert a possible lynching. Officials report Miss Martin is improving and there is hope for her ultimate recovery.
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Arriot in Detroit A Clash Between Poles and Posse
A Detroit confrontation erupted between the If's Posse group and striking workers prompting police intervention. Deputies evacuated bystanders as tensions escalated near the main boulevard, with no serious injuries reported.
Strikers Clash With Water Board Police in Connor’s Creek
A violent labor dispute erupts as Polish workers refuse to continue pipe work at the water works site near Connor’s Creek. Sheriff Collins orders a dispersal but the mob overpowers deputies, fires are exchanged, two strikers are killed, and several others seriously wounded. The clash follows a wage dispute over pay by the cubic yard, with arrests and jail crowding in the Polish quarter.
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Telegraph Telegram Rush Reaches Capitol Over Absence Fine
Col Ike Hill reports a surge of telegrams from absent members after a Democratic caucus directive to enforce a ten dollar daily fine for unexcused absence. He says the measure drew rapid responses and predicts record attendance in the House Monday.
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Collision near Columbia disrupts night train and theft suspicions
A South Bound train between Norway and Denmark collided with a push car near Columbia. The engine pilot was injured and the engineer's cab step knocked off. belongings scattered over the area. Authorities suspect stolen furnishings used to move household goods by colored individuals. Separate note condemns Marquis of Ailesbury for alleged misconduct and death.
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