Borrowing Trouble Sermon by Dr Talmage Mrewehes
The article previews Dr Talmage's return from a western tour and his sermon on the folly of borrowing trouble taken from Matthew 6 34. It notes his health, audience reach, and themes urging gratitude trust in God and living in the present while facing future risks without foreboding. It also includes weather notes on crops and a New York heat report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmage
Great Redeemer
Red
Payson
Robert Hall
Theodore Mielinghuysen
Turmoil at St Ladislas Church As Hungarian Crowd Attacks Priest
In Cleveland on August 16 a mob of over 100 Hungarians surrounded Priest John Martvony's home at 12 30 AM. The house was left with broken glass and stones on the floor. Cries of Kill him Murder the priest rang out as shots were fired before officers restored order.
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Cleveland, O
St. Ladislas
John Martvony
Svagt
Griffin
Licey
DIBBLE ON THE TARIFF AT ORANGEBURG MEETING
Former congressman Dibble argued the tariff is a tax under the Constitution and must balance open markets with fair protection. He warned against monopolies, favored revenue tariffs, and urged equal care for home capital, labor, and consumers to keep markets open while funding government.
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State Agricultural and Mechanical Society
Orangeburg
Dibble
South Carolina
Senate
Chouse
United States
Federal Council
Congress
New York
Custom House
Cleveland
McKinley
Persia
Acase
Bamberg
Boutditry
Europe
Congress of the United States
South Corona
Jefferson
Kansans Tax Payers Demand Halt to City Purchase
In Kansas City Missouri a mob of about 100 tax payers protested the council plan to buy the Consolidated Electric Light and Power plant for 10000. Speakers denounced inducements to pass the ordinance. A fifteen member protest committee and crowd marched to the city hall, shouting lynch and hang phrases, then dispersed after adjourning.
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Kansas City
Ang. Il
Consolidated Electric Light and Power Company
Son
John B. Scroggs
Wits City Bar
Scroggs
T Court House
Ile
Council
Lynen
Ely Hall
Wheat prices rise as millers curb local purchases
In August, amid a wheat market advance, local millers lift prices for four bushels around 70 cents. Major mills source Western wheat and minimize purchases, asserting the rise is temporary. Last week farmers received about 81 for local wheat with little held by growers.
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Dr. Talmage Mrewehes
Helen Chalmers
Thomas Chalmers
Free Church of Scothimd
McCheynes
Robin
Hawke
Nan
God
Fale
Judas
Joshua
Patmos
Jesus
South Carolina Weather Service
United States Signal Service
Lower Broadway
Cleeveland
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