Talmage Sermon in London Links Death and Faith in Christ
The Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage of Brooklyn preached in London on Acts sixte en urging belief in the Lord Jesus Christ as salvation amid prison imagery and earthquake scenes. He contrasted worldly fears with Christian trust and urged readers to place confidence in Christ for eternal life.
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J. D
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London
Jesus Christ
Philippian
Puoliudeilas
Isstil
Joseph
Daniel
Shadrach
John Weeley
Philip Melancthon
Vmul
Silas
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Cato
Casius
Paul
Lisbon
Lima
Aleppo
Caracas
Medliuke le
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Ag Corti
Apostle
Jesus
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Trade Exchange Plans Cash Based Farmer Brokerage
A Cirerville News report details a statewide alliance exchange led by L. Donaldson and assistant Thos M. Beery. The plan uses county alliances to pool orders, ship goods, and pay by cash, promising low prices and new credit-like support for poorer farmers.
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Circenville News
Wilkens
L. Donaldeon
Thos M. Beery
Cierin
Potts
Thor
Donaldson
Fics
Lle
Allizace
Torey
Piexens
Cuano
Ila
Na Pacent
Oto Crrenaville
Buriow
Poisoned family in Pleasant area linked to local rumor
A family of Har prove near Pleasant, West Virginia, is said to have been poisoned by a negro woman, with several members reported dead. The story expands to claim a traveling pair in Delaware County, Ohio, preys on ministers with counterfeit money schemes. An elevator project in London and brewery purchases in Cleveland are also mentioned in disconnected items.
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Saul
Imgulle
Pony Pleasant
W. Va
Harprove
Foor
Admanindat
Delaware County
Ohio
Helelevator Company of
Chicago
London
England
Hillel
Rescue of Portland bark crew after voyage into savage Pacific
The story, as told by Capt. Gooding of Yarmouth, recounts the wreck of the Portland bark Tewksbury L in the South Pacific on a voyage from Newcastle to New York in March 1880. The crew escaped to an island, helped by an Englishman living among natives named Charts Trouns, and later reached civilization via the Morning Star and the ship Australia, with Captain Gooding confirming the man at Poseat is likely William Charles Frederick Irons.
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Tewksbury
Doading
Yarmouth
Too Bark
Newcaste
New Soch Wales
Tong Nong
New York
Noopule
Susanne Reef
Po“eat
Caroling Islands
Poteat
Camus
Kotte
Cairments
Adan
Ante Wit Weioth
Good the
Charts Trous
Iim
Lions
Poxuat Tshand
Irona
Tie
Patent
Askea Irons
Trone
Captain Gooding
Poxent
Trons
Gooding
George W. Harrison
Toei
Togent
Ebard Watchman
Todstwid
Heally
Ruk
Gail
Poseut
Chase Leavitt & Co
London
Savage Ponent
Hemerset Toure
Lencelot
Tim
New Guirdeaw
Brisbane
William Charles Frederick Lees
William Gooding
Ile
Pozeat
William Charles Frederick Irona
Somerset Llouse
Poscat
Irons
Harry Chisholm
Tre
Caroline
Kiji
Trotis
Konshaa
Po“emt
Chisholm
Trish
Bias
Te Sama
Tots
Dron
Mir
Suetono
Kuk
More Trouble For Mrs Morris In Wilm Evening Trial
In this case Mrs Klorris stands accused of causing the death of her husband by chloroform. The trial affects a large estate and a ten thousand dollar life policy payable to Mrs Morris. Kiclatives of the dead man plan to contest the will alleging undue influence. The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co vows to fight any judgment before paying the policy.
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Rerpavinne
N.C. Danasry
Viere
Alliance Growing Becomes Strong in South Carolina
Gen. KE Stackhouse, president of the Farmers Alliance in South Carolina, tours Charleston to organize a county sub alliance. He predicts a May court decision on a college suit, praises Alliance methods, notes a 30 000 member strength, and comments on jute and cotton issues affecting farmers.
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KE. T. Stackhouse
Farmers’ Alliance of
South Carolina
Charleston
Coast
Sunday News
United States
Col. Orr
Washington
Lancaster
People of
Bute
Beecfort
Georgetown
W. N. Elder
York
Gen. Stackhouse
Ingalls and Butler exchange sharp remark in lobby
In Washington on January 30 Senator Ingalls and Senator Butler met after Ingalls speech on the negro question. Butler asked "Ingalls, what in the world do you mean by doing this?" Ingalls replied about Roman history and the Roman fathers, offering a private quip as he walked away.
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Senator Butler
South Carolina
Butler
Ingalls
Agalis
Barefoot Preacher Sets Up Pulpit Near Biddleville Cabin
Reporter witnesses Robert Bell preaching barefoot from a pulpit in his yard near a small cabin in Biddleville North Carolina. Bell was dismissed two years earlier from the Presbyterian church for preaching barefoot inside the church. He vowed to hold three daily sermons in his own yard, though few hear him.
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Biddleville
N. C
Robert Bell
Presbyterian Church
Lell
Macon ‘Telegraph
Two Women Die Near Well in Tenville District
Viney Todd dropped dead near a home well at Mr. W. T. Respess place a week ago. Savan Respess, assisting with the burial, fell near the same well and lived several hours before dying, while a third person perished under peculiar circumstances.
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Tuomasroon
Gay
Dan
Nepro
Rio crowd rebels echo imperial salute amid secret executions
A Rio de Janeiro prison reportedly executed in secret several sailors who had shouted Long live the Emperor while intoxicated. The report comes via the captain of the steamer La Place from New York.
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New York
la Place
Rio Janeiro
Emperor
Rio
Conference shifts over race prejudice halts Selma meeting
In Charleston on January 29 the African Methodist bishops gather with Wayman Ward Turner Disney Goines Arnett Tanner and Giraut. They revoke Selma Alabama as next meeting site due to race prejudice amid the expulsion of Rev. M. E. Bryant. A ballot then selects Philadelphia as the next meeting city over New Orleans.
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Charleston
S. C
Wayman
Ward
Turner
Disney
Goines
Arnett
Tanner
Giraut
Union
Selma
Ala
M. E. Bryant
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Charleston Chamber Opposes Subsidies for Ships
Charleston S C January 30 The executive committee of the chamber of commerce endorsed a plan to subsidize American built ships. The move sparked much debate and is unlikely to be approved by the chamber or South Carolina's congressional delegation. Public opinion in the city and state is strongly against subsidies of any kind.
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Charleesston
S. C
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Denison Tex man faces Chickasaw tax for white residents
In January 1894 Denison Texas reports rising friction as the Chickasaw Nation prepares to collect a five dollar capitation tax on white residents for the privilege of performing manual labor amid growing tensions over discriminatory levies and enforcement.
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Denison Tex
Woman shoots inventor in Troy amid claims of deception
In Troy New York on January 29 a woman identifying as Mrs. McGrath from Chicago shot Edwin Firth a noted inventor on a street. Firth is expected to die. The assailant says he deceived her. A separate item notes Gen Boulanger wounded by a chandelier fall at his Jersey home.
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Lis
Sea of Galilee
Christ
Calvary
Sayiges
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Toeir
Jesus Christ
Troy
N. Y
McGrath
Chicago
Edwin Firth
Firth
Boulanger
Isle of
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