Only Son of His Mother Sermon in Nain Scene
Brooklyn sermon recounts the widow and her dead son in Nain, focusing on Jesus who interrupts the funeral procession, commands the young man to rise, and delivers him to his mother. The preacher urges Christ as both man and God and highlights themes of mercy, resurrection, and global redemption.
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Brooklyn
Talmage
Australia
Ariss
Nain
Arush
Galilee
Sam
Ile
Reath
Bon
Old Grandfather
Christ
Ife
Gennesarot
Martha’s
Abraham
Jesus Christ
Thomas
Inman
Walla
Lokvas
Peation
Hosannl
Questavas
Brooke
Naln
Clivist
Carrie
Tle
Hell
John
Weather and crops report notes varied conditions across South Carolina
The weekly bulletin by State Observer J. W. Bauer reports hot early week weather with highs around 102 to 103, then cooler later. rainfall was scattered with damage to corn and cotton from hail. Cotton shows uneven conditions with shedding on light soil, corn prospects remain strong though tied to wet ground, and gardens and fruit crops vary across counties. cattle and crop activities, including sugar cane and potatoes, are described along with concerns about top cotton yield on certain lands. The report also mentions the upcoming State Fair rates controversy and a fatal crossing accident in Tennessee, plus local impacts on agriculture and transport.
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J.W. Bauer
Oakwood
Kiln
Charleston
Barnwell
Couties
Pope Withdraws From South Carolina Governor Primary
In a sweeping letter Dr. Pope withdraws from the Democratic gubernatorial primary, urging Reformers and conservatives to abstain. He cites the ring influence and urges voters to reject the primary ticket, signaling a possible general election clash and endorsing nonparticipation in the race.
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Columbia
S. O
Pope
Pops
Democratic Executive Committee
Andea
South Carolina
Iere
Dr. Pope
State Executive Committee
Darlington
General Assembly
County Oficers
Sampson Lore
Hugo Strike Sparks Mass Cotton Lockout
New Reprorp Massachusetts reports a general strike by cotton operatives in Hugo, nearly 11,000 idle as 22 of 27 mills halt. Spinners Union officials say a long fight is ahead, with a fund of about $30,000 and plans to endure for six months despite manufacturers offering no statements.
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Hugo
New Reprorp
Mass
Aus
Oss
Spinners’ Union
Massachusetts
Spinners
Farmers Face Hog Flood Without Feed in Douglas County
Dispatches from South Dakota report farmers with an unusually large hog herd but no feed due to failed wheat and corn. County Commissioner Lecocq proposes the county buy 80 000 bushels of wheat and distribute it to farmers, taking notes and bills of sale on hogs fattened in payment.
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Str. Paul
South Dakota
Lecocq
Douglas County
Tax provisions in tariff bill set 2 percent on incomes over 4000
The tariff bill tax begins Jan 1 1895 and runs to Jan 1 1900 with a 2 percent levy on incomes above 4000. Residents and citizens abroad, plus foreign residents on U S incomes, pay. corporations face deductions for dividends already taxed. Exemptions include necessary business expenses, certain taxes, losses, and charitable entities. Individuals earning 3500 must report to the internal revenue collector. penalties for neglect or fraud run 60 to 100 percent, with appeals to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
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New York
United States
United
Internal Revenue
Internal Avenue
Jute Trust Pressures Farmers As Tariff Vanishes
The Jute Bagging Trust plans to push prices as tariff cuts take off duty, claiming limited current supply and late import options. It cites higher bagging costs and steady price increases, while farmers and factors hold stock bought at lower freight rates. A quoted Cordage manager vows to recoup losses and seek protection in the future.
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Jute Trust
National Cordage Company
Jute Bagging Trust
Singland
New York
Senate
Alliance
Cordage Company
Lightning Ignites Oil Warehouse in Jacksonville Fire
A fierce storm struck Jacksonville at 16 o clock wounding the city. Lightning set the Standard Oil warehouse on fire, destroying the building and two thousand barrels of oil. The fire crippled Western Union lines and caused barrels to roll into the river James, exploding at intervals. Loss estimated at 30000 dollars with no insurance.
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Fort Smith
Forts Larrirn
Ark
Speel Hardware Company
Voteau River
Eony Jind
Hackett
Kavanaugh
Opera House
Bonatore
Arcade
J. J. Litle
Meyers & Co
Vaughn Hardware Atore
Magan
Bourland
Western Union
Sixth Street
Garrison Avenue
Dalton Gang
Jacksonville
Fla
Standard Oil Company
James
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Ainney
Chriav
Earth
Heaven
Service
Cornus
8. C
Slaughter
Southern Passenger Association
The
Fair Society
Lolloway
M. Slaughter
Augusta
Charlotte
Wilmington
Columbia Board of Trade
Paris
Tenn
Wadueah
Tennessee and Alabama
Hazel Kirk
Jennie
Lillie Ray
J.T. Ray
Fabe Ray
Hammon
Ray
Pat
Oltwood
Hloge
Soc Po
Kenow
Onyvarra
Wash
Osossa
Joe Creek
Gray’s Harbor
Tieulevant Mrooman II
Crosby
United State Navy
United States Coast Survey
Ateanior McArthur
Tieul
John Froyer
Oho Cudminis
William Nehm
Alexander Smith
Sie
PT Igert Choos Park
Conalating Ton
Pirie Alt
Goo! Moves
Nape, &c
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Roeser
Touer
Irotte
Colton
Udden & Bates Southern Music House
Savannah, GA
Kofora
Watertown
Talbott
Badmam
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