Narrow Escapes The Soul Caught Between Faith and Doubt
A Brooklyn sermon centers on Job xix 20 I am escaped with the skin of my teeth The preacher argues some men narrowly escape ruin and sin finding hope in Christ while noting skepticism and church hypocrisy He urges turning to the gospel for salvation and renouncing worldly temptations.
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Brooklyn
Kay
Almagre
Job xix
Job
Ilia Leeth
Sle
Jerome
Schultens
Dre
Good
Poole
Barnes
Dantal Aurvery
Ovid
Morace
Kolomon
Moses
Paul
Graetdon
Arkwright
Old Arkwright
Cape May
Long Branch
Simon
Andrew
Christ
Heaven
Youraran
Ieriol
Iavine
Coney Island
Shalefort
Slugh Latimer
John Knox
Sluss
Ridley
Kldystone Lughthouse
Weather and Crops Report for South Carolina Week
State Weather Observer J W Bauer reports a week with below normal temperatures early, near normal otherwise, and limited rainfall. Cotton on sandy soil showed yellowing and poor fruiting. corn generally good with some late planting on poorly drained bottom lands. Fodder stripping begun. peas modestly harmed. sweet potatoes and melons strong. grapes largely failed. some wind damage and minor flood effects noted. Markets stocked with vegetables and new sweet potatoes on market.
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Columniaa
J. W. Bauer
Allendale
Greenwood
Spartanburg
Jeesville
Charleston
Butler Tillman clash erupts at Georgia gathering
The crowd heckled General Butler and cheered Tillman as Butler defended Dispensary figures and accused Tillman of slander. Governor Tillman urged order while Butler taunted opponents, claiming he would stay to speak all night. The scene turned chaotic with threats and shouted exchanges.
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Tillman
General Butler
News and Courier
Laurens
Ife
Courier
Millman
Whiskey Trust
Lam
Butler
Ile Se
Caneral Isutier
Georgia
J. M. Mobley
Ile
Lyles
Union
Bean
Campaign rally heat as candidates push Dispensary stance
Speakers including General Ellerbe Senator Evans and Gov Tillman ally Ivans vie over reopening the Dispensary policy. Candidates for Congress and Governor address crowds amid sharp exchanges with critics as supporters cheer and press for reform and a constitutional convention.
Grave desecration at General Jackson tomb in Hermitage
Information from the Hermitage reports that Jackson's grave was disturbed last night with a shallow hole dug at the head of the tomb. A long plank lay beside the grave and authorities pursue a well dressed black man seen near the Hermitage questions him about the tomb.
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Nasilyville
Tenn
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Ladies Hermitage Association
Ile
Trouble at Clemson as students attempt to remove president
At Clemson College South Carolina on July 28 President Craighead faced a petition drive to oust him. During chapel almost the entire student body rose when asked who preferred him, about 350 supporting, roughly 25 refrained citing Board responsibility. Opposition labeled as enemies of the college and vowed to fail.
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Lemson College
S. C
Craighead
Colleva
Elloria
Special Mid Summer Sale at Judden Bates Southern Music
Judden & Bates Southern Music Issue Savannah Ga announces a Special Midsummer Sale with six Summer Offers on standard instruments. Savings include 50 percent on pianos and 10 to 20 dollars on organs if purchased in August September or October. A Special Plan of Payment lets buyers pay a small cash payment and settle the balance in November with no interest. Offers expire November 1.
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Judden & Bates Southern Music Ifouge
Savannah
Ludden & Bates Southern Music Iouse
Music House of the
South
America
Fatal altercation at Empire Mills ends in death
In Coumuns Georgia on August 1 Chamblish a young stenographer at Empire Mills struck Jim Corbett a Kee Hive store lector in the eye and then delivered a blow to the heart. Chamblish collapsed and died within moments age about seventeen suffering from a heart condition.
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Coumuns
Chamblish
Empire Mills
Jim Corbett
Kee Hive
Corbett
Gantt Fights Back in Alliancemen Editorial War
A fiery Allied letter rails at the All iance committee and defends the Georgia Alliance from charges of mismanagement. It accuses editors and political players of bias, reveals requests for fund refunds, and vows to expose injustices in the State Exchange. The piece urges outside competition to lower prices and defends the alliance’s core principles.
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Tillman
United States Senate
Alliancemen
Duncan
Alliancemen of
Georgia
State Exchange
Spartanburg County
Alliance
Tragic death of three children found in freight car
Three Iruman children, Weeddie 4, Raymond 9, Le roy 7, who wandered from Broad street into a New Haven and Hartford freight yard car were found suffocated. Police traced a strong odor to a clothes press closet. autopsy found no violence. Doctors say death occurred within about 50 minutes after the door locked.
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Harthorp
Conn
Broad Street
New York
New Haven
Starlford
Rafe
Weeddie
Raymond
Leroy
Littl
Ling Ups
Shocking crime reported in Lincoln county case of arson
Parkersburg West Virginia reports a brutal incident in Lincoln county where Franklin Valentine and widow Mary Trader allegedly planned to abduct a four year old girl. The pair tied the child to a tree, surrounded by brush, and set it ablaze before fleeing toward the Ohio river. the child survived but burned severely. Police and locals pursue the suspects amid calls for vengeance.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Lincoln County
Franklin Valentine
Grantville
Calhoun County
Mary Trader
Mra. ‘Fradae
Valentine
Mra. Valentine
Ira Johuson
Ohio
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Ivans
Sampson Pope
Pope
Supreme Court
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Aiken
Kerbe
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Iie
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Johnson
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Union Iotes
Key
Clemson
Larry Gant
Sarge Port
Onal Cw
Tuls
You
Jwati
Bee Vow Organ
Mackie
Joe
Vone
Sorolior
THE
Tozer
Udden & Bates
Southern Music House
Savannah, GA
Watertown
Columbia
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