Talmage in London Preaches Belief in Jesus for Salvation
The Rev. T. De Witt Talmage in London on Acts 16 31 proclaims that salvation comes through believing in the Lord Jesus Christ. He extols Christ's mercy and sacrifice, warns against trusting in outward credentials, and contrasts death as a gateway to heaven with faith that yields eternal life.
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Brooklyn
London
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Philippian
Ibis
Poul
Silas
Joseph
Daniel
Shadrach
John Weeley
Philip Allelancthon
Anl
Rob
Ian
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Cato
Casing
Paul
Pan
Earth
Heaven
Lisbon
Lima
Aleppo
Caracas
Sony
Apostle
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Lord
Jesus
Christ
Greenville News outlines State Alliance Exchange venture
A Greenville office of the State Alliance Exchange opens, backed by L. Donaldson and Thos. Berry. The cash brokerage model links county alliances with manufacturers, promising low wholesale prices, loans from sub alliances, and wide regional participation with a busy spring ahead.
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State Alliance Exchange
Wilkins, Yue & Co
Main Street
Ab L. Donaldson
Thos. M. Berry
Cheraw
Mr. Donawdson
Ben
Col. J.C. Cain
Une. Raw
The
Exchange
Donaldson
Mr. Donaldson
Phus
Ilorry
Pickens
Ila
Greenville
Burion
Poisoning tragedy at Har grove. four dead
A Har grove family of eight near Pleasant, West Virginia suffers mass poisoning attributed to a black woman. Four members reported dead, with authorities investigating the incident and potential motives while survivors receive aid.
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Ingalle
van, Pleasant
W. Va
Hargrove
Wreck of the Portland bark and a strange rescue tale
Captain Gooding of Yarmouth recounts the 1880 wreck of the Portland bark Tewksbury L on Susanne Reef and the rescue of eight shipmates aided by Charls Irons, an Englishman living with savages on Poteat Island. Irons helped procure a canoe, guiding the escape through eight islands to the missionary station at Ruk, then to Honolulu and San Francisco. Letters from Somerset House question Irons’s identity and possible murder, while Gooding believes the Poteat islander is William Charles Frederick Irons.
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Portland
Tewksbury
Susanne Reef
Poreal Talaud
Caroline Islands
South Pacific
Poteat
Captain Gooding
Charls Irons
Lrons
Poteat Island
Patent
Irons
Irona
Poxvent
Trons
Gooding
George W. Harrison
Pozear
Morning Star
Tlonolulu
Rom Ilono Mlu
New Yorks Herald
London
Chase Leagitt & Co
City
Yarmouth
London Innkty
Somerset
William Gooding
Pozeat
William Charles Frederick Irona
Somerset House
Ruk
Harry Chisholm
Tre
Captin Gooding
Brisbane
Lanceist Irons
Caroline
Pomeat
Chisholm
More Trouble for Mrs Morris in Will Contest
Aerosville North Carolina January 30 more at stake in the Mrs Morris murder trial than verdict. The Morris will leaves a large estate to Mrs Morris and a ten thousand dollar life policy. Relatives plan to contest the will on undue influence theories while Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of New York vows to resist payment until judgment day.
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Aerosville
N.C
Alliance Growing in South Carolina Farmers Hear Stackhouse
Gen E T Stackhouse, president of the Farmers' Alliance of South Carolina, says the order has begun well and is expanding coastward with Charleston County the first coast alliance. He notes legal delays in a U S Court case, alliance enrollments nearing thirty thousand, and crop woes in Lancaster. The interview praises Alliance methods, criticizes jute substitutes, and highlights organizer W N Elder of York.
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Farmers’ Alliance of
South Carolina
Charleston
Coast
Sunday News
United States
Mey
Lancaster
People of
Beaufort
Georgetown
W. N. Elder
York
Hie
Tam
Ingalls confronts Butler after speech in Washington lobby
In Washington on January 30 Senator Ingalls and Senator Butler met in the lobby after Ingalls’s negro question address. Butler challenged him with a remark about his conduct, and Ingalls replied by invoking Roman history and the private laughter of Roman fathers at the people.
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Ingnile Confonwos
Washincion
Senator Ingalls
Senator Butler
South Carolina
Butler
Ingalls
Logalls
Barefoot Preacher Roams Yard Pulpit Near Biddleville
Reporter witnesses Robert Bell preacher from a cabin pulpit in Biddleville North Carolina. Bell, fired two years earlier from the Presbyterian church for barefoot sermons, stands atop his yard pulpit preaching to no audience, declaring he will preach three times daily despite deacons ejecting him previously.
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Our Salvation
Biddleville
N, GC
Robert Bell
Presbyterian Church
Bell
Macon Telegrak
Peculiar deaths in Hootenville district on Resapess property
In Tioaston Georgia on January 30 two Black women faced odd events at W T Resapess place. Viney Todd collapsed and died beside the family well. Swein Respess assisted with the body and then fell into the same well, dying hours later.
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Tioaston
Hootenville
Viney Todd
Swein Respess
Secret Executions Reported In Rio Prison
The Le Vlace captain reports that 50 sailors who shouted Long live the Emperor while intoxicated were secretly executed in Rio prison. The incident ties to unrest following a Rio Janeiro event and reflects harsh discipline described by maritime authorities.
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Iio
New York
le Vlace
Rio Janeiro
Emperor
Rio
Race and Religion A.M.E. bishops meet to choose next assembly
The African Methodist bishops gathered and revoked Selma Alabama as the next meeting site due to race prejudice shown by expelling Rev. M. E. Bryant. A ballot favored Philadelphia over New Orleans for the following gathering.
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Citar Leston
8. C
Wayman
Ward
Turner
Disney
Goines
Arnett
Tanner
Grant
Union
Selma
Ala
M. E. Bryant
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Charleston Opposes Tonnage Subsidies Measure
Charleston faces strong local opposition as the chambers of commerce executive committee endorses a bill for tonnage subsidies to American built ships. Doubt remains that the chamber or South Carolina's congressional delegation will support the action, with public opinion statewide broadly against subsidies.
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Charleston
S. C
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Chamber
Tax on white residents sparks Chickasaw Nation tension
Denison Texas January 9 reports serious trouble anticipated as the Chickasaw Nation nears the collection of a five dollar jor capite levy on white residents for the privilege of performing manual labor.
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Denison Tex
Woman shoots inventor in Troy over alleged deception
A woman calling herself Mrs. McGrath from Chicago shot Edwin Sirich, a noted inventor, in Troy, New York. Sirich remains gravely wounded with reports saying he will die. the assailant claims she was deceived by him. A separate entry notes General Boulanger injuring his forehead with a chandelier at his Jersey home.
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Troy
N.Y
McGrath
Chicago
Edwin Sirich
Firth
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