Fashion's idol: a sermon on wardrobes and virtue
Dr Talmage rails against the worship of fashion in a Melbourne sermon excerpt. He likens dress to a modern idol, cites luxury wardrobes in New York and Boston, and urges charity over costly attire, warning of spiritual ruin for those who prioritize appearance over faith.
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Brooklyn
Talmage
Melbourne
Paradise
Veyver
Heaven
Christ
Paul
Apostle
United States
Washington
Continent
New York
Broadway
Palais Royal
God
McAllister
Wioey
United States Hotel
Saratoga
Sinai
Ileaven
Countess of Stuntington
Boston
Fauneuil Hall
Havin
Irene
Lairy
Ike
Weston
Kolb Campaign Urges Resistance Against Fraud Claims
A Alabama conference of Kolb leaders issues a blunt address accusing 1892 and 1894 election frauds, alleging large majorities forged in white and black belt counties. It calls for defiance of alleged improprieties and asserts the Kolb ticket will prevail, warning against submission to perceived tyranny.
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BirainanaAm
Ala
Kolb
People of
Alabama
Jefferson Fan Democracy
People’s Party of Alabama
Associated Press
Colonel Oates
Black Belt
General Assembly
Qtate
St. I. Kolb
Campaign ended fuels guber election drift in state
The 189 L State campaign closes with El lerbe and Tindal deemed to face defeat at the convention next Thursday and Evans seen as Reform nominee if confirmed. Pope and Evans battle in the Reform primary Saturday with Tillman and Butler's senatorial prospects debated amid party dissension and dispensary questions.
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Chambra
8. C
Sligh
Messrs
Ellerbe
Tindal
Evans
Reform
Dr Pope
John Gary Evans
Pope
Ievans
Ierbe
Sligh Committee
Jerbe
Illerbe
John Gary Ievans
W. H. Timmerman
Atttorney
O. W. Buchanan
W. J. C. Bates
W. D. Mayfield
A. W. Jones
D. Il
Tompkns
John Gary Watts
Tillman
Butler
Reform Committee Deliberates On Plan Harmony At State Capitol
State Reform Executive Committee convened in the Senate chamber at Columbia to review and amend its reform plan after a flood of statements and letters questioned its adequacy. Chairman Sligh led a lengthy session with members from Abbeville to York debating changes, while a crowd waited outside and disputes grew heated.
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Columbia, S? GC
State Reform Executive Committee
Senate
Capitol
Sigh
Sligh
Otts
Abbeville
Magu
Aiken
J.T. Gaston
Anderson
D. K. Norris
Jarnwell
A. L. Patterson
Charleston
W. G. Whaley
Chester
J. J. Cunningham
Colleton
Parlor
Clarendon
Louis Appell
Darlington
J.S. DuBose
Edgefielda
Evans
Florence
J. G. McCall
Greenville
J.T. Austin
Hampton
VW. IL
Mauldin
Uorry
J. M. Stalvey
Kershaw
T. J. Kirkland
Lancaster
Iliott, Taurens
J. A. Jones
Lexington
C. M. Bird
Marion
D. W. McInaurin
Newberry
J. A. Sligh
Orangeburg
J. W. Stokes
Wickens—Y
Nilehland-Il
A. Deal
Spartanburg
Sumter
H. St. Thomas
Union
J. C. Ohts
Williamsburg
Wm. Cooper
York
W. QR
Riggins
Fairfield
J. W. Lyles
Mr. Mauldin
Stampton
Larry Gantt
Ile
John Jules
Ilo
Tragedy Strikes Page Family in Collington
Aug 7 Marlboro reports a sequence of shocks for Rev. O M Page's kin. Carl Grammer's son Woods Page dies suddenly in Mexico, his wife falls ill, and Maud Grammer dies of heart disease. A cart accident at John M Bowie’s house injures Lilla Page, Carl Grammer's daughter, with a deep gash on her forehead.
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Hera Luck
Marlboro
O M. Page
Collinton
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