Christmas Jubilee Sermon by Dr. Talmage in Brooklyn
Dr. Talmage delivers a fall Brooklyn Christmas sermon from Luke 1 15 "Let us now go even unto Bethlehem" tracing Joseph Mary and Jesus journey to Egypt and Cairo. He portrays the star of Bethlehem as a symbol of hope and argues that Christianity shines as a guiding light for stormy times. He cites the wise men as learned visitors and links Christ to December hardship from Valley Forge to Plymouth Rock.
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Two censers of Christmas frankincense and a winter Christ
A sermon blends spiritual imagery with Christmas symbols. it speaks of Christ as a winter Christ comforting a suffering world, and contrasts earthly wealth and heavenly worship through frankincense and myrrh. The text weaves biblical symbolism with modern charity and devotion. The remainder reports the capsizing of the schooner Potter near Fort Barnegat, with Capt Evans dead and others drowned.
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Sensational Senate caucus over the force bill in open session
The Senate scene in Washington centers on Republicans holding an open caucus amid quorum troubles. Teller attacks colleagues over delaying the bill while Stewart Reagan debate finance, Hawley calls for executive session, and Democrats rally with hopes for united resistance.
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News and Courier
Convict Returns Home for Christmas Then Returns to Work
A Clemson College convict who vanished before Christmas later reappeared at the stockade and explained he went home to spend the holidays. He was welcomed back and resumed work as usual, according to Dr. Sloan, secretary of the Clemson college board.
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Poisoned Boy In Cat Mouse Case Stuns Locals
A three year old, Harry Yoder, became deathly ill after handling a poisoned mouse bitten by a house cat. Doctors say the cat’s venom, passed during the cat and mouse interaction, caused swelling and agony until a physician and cream saved him after twenty hours.
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Harry Yoder
Ice fissure swallows skaters at Warwick-on-the-Avon
A frozen Warwick on the Avon ice breaks suddenly trapping about five hundred skaters. Rescuers pull dozens from the icy water while seventeen bodies are recovered, including several women, with many still missing.
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Augusta Suffers 100000 Fire Damage Across Town
A morning blaze in Augusta Ga caused extensive losses totaling 100000 with insurers covering 24000 on Read whiskey dealer and 8000 on Baile carpets. Kahrs grocer incurred 37000 in losses as Sancken grocer reported 14000. Roberts building damage pegged at 2000.
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Special election in 21st Senatorial district winner named
Yesterday in the 21st Senatorial district a special election chose Wm Payne, Republican, by about 1500 votes over W C Wilson of the Farmers Alliance.
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Rapid Strides in the Southern States Industrial Progress
The Manufacturers Record reports 1890 as a year of strong southern growth with total property value near 4.5 billion dollars, 590 national banks and 200.8 million in aggregate capital, 2,499 miles of railroad built, and rising cotton and pig iron production. Export gains and 3,217 new manufacturing enterprises in five years show broad expansion across banks, railroads, and industry.
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Ingalls plans in Topeka as election fight shapes up
Senator Ingalls visits Topeka for a managers conference amid Kansas Republican activity on the eve of the Legislature session. He stays at the Copeland Hotel with talks focused on fending off Alliance pressure. a caucus could decide the outcome if Alliance members cohere.
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W. J. Buchan
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Friends of Ingalls
Tragedy in New Corrydon: Wesley Tullis kills Verona and self
In Fort Wayne a prominent New Corrydon man Wesley Tullis shot Miss Verona, then fired at her mother before killing himself. The motive cited was a rejected marriage proposal as the assailant previously pursued the girl.
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THE INDIAN BATTLE DEATH OF CAPTAIN WALLACE CONFIRMED
Col Forsythe with the Seventh Cavalry reports twenty five of his men killed and thirty four wounded in the Porcelain Creek fight. Captain Wallace is dead and his body will be sent to Fort Robinson. Big Foot and Two Strike bands are cited in continuing disturbances at Pine Ridge.
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Hidt-Cirele
Garlington
Clemson College Takes Over State Agricultural Department
The Clemson College board of trustees met with Governor Tillman and officials to formalize transfer of the agricultural department. J. K. Wannamaker and Tillman named as sub committee to oversee state interests. J. P. Smith selected as chief clerk. salaries adjusted. chemistry under Prof Hardin. fertilizer analyses continue. department building to be sold and property transferred in March. several fertilizer tag applications on file.
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Covernor
Mrowdick
Sloan
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Sinking Fund Commission
Bates
News and Courier
Treacherous Action by Friendly Indians and Big Fight at Pine Ridge
A Bee despatch from OmA ja Neb reports on a major clash near Pine Ridge after rumors of hostilities. Seventh Cavalry, led by General Brooke, fought Indigenous forces at a Catholic mission on Clay Creek. Captain Wallace was killed and Lt Garlington wounded. many Indians were killed or wounded.
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