The Chronology of the Bible or God Among the Centuries
Rev. Dr. Talmage delivers a New Year sermon on The Chronology of the Bible, or God Among the Centuries, tracing six steps from Adam to Christ. He argues Bible time lines align with history, notes ancient time-keeping, almanacs, and calendars, and urges careful study of biblical chronology.
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Time value and empire of chronology in a national forum
A speaker extols progress across civilizations and the value of time while urging punctuality. He cites historical figures, religious wars, and modern leaders to show how calendars and clocks sharpen human conduct, warns of end times, and praises discipline before a Omaha court report on a Knox Norton political contest.
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Queen Victoria
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Damascus
Race Tensions Roil Easley After Jail Mass Meeting
In Easley South Carolina a racial dispute erupts after a black man allegedly insulted a white woman. A brother assaulted the man with a stick,ok jail hold, a mob freed him, and whites set a two hour expulsion deadline for black residents led by a Baptist preacher. Patrols guard the town tonight.
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Jamestown Couple Wed After Twist in Tale
In Jamestown two months after marrying Charles Madder and Dora Culp were summoned by a dispatch from Titusville claiming a sick child. They traveled to Titusville where Fred Gilson sought her return. They rode back to Frewsburg and wed, then returned to Titusville. A friend later prompted Madder to accept $25 to relinquish all claims to Dora Culp.
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Charles Madder
Dora Culp
Titusville
Gilson
Madder
Tragic Death After Family Fallout in Crawfordville
Teun Tomlinson, 4, who vanished after forging his father's name, wrote of illness and remorse from Veorisa, telegraphed Covington, then returned home to meet forgiveness. At Crawfordville, he shot himself as the train crew announced the station, killing his father.
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Oregon contest settlement sets presidential vote table
The Evening Post reports the Electoral College will total 444 votes with 223 needed to choose. Cleveland leads with 276, Harrison 144, and Weaver 24, as the final tally is outlined for the party candidates.
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Steer Invades Faith Meeting in North Derry Conn
A steer burst into the Long Meadow church also known as the church of the Freedom during Christmas worship. A dog tripped a herd of cattle as it passed by a carriage. the steer forced a path down the center aisle, damaged pews and church property, and chased people before calmly leaving. The pastor resumed his sermon after the disruption.
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Clemson College Trustees Push Completion and Opening Schedule
Governor Tillman returns from Clemson College with news that a large appropriation will fund finishing the campus. Trustees plan immediate steps for collecting workmen and materials and aim to open by mid year, possibly June 1, with continued meetings to decide a precise opening date. The buildings accommodate 600 students. mathematics chair set for Mr. A. Strode. presidency yet to be filled.
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Enterprising Citizens Drive Towns Toward Growth
A contemporary argues that worth in a community comes from individuals who forego personal gain to back public and private ventures. He warns that towns stagnate without proactive, moneyed support for local projects and urges new residents to contribute to collective progress.
Bob Slavin Dies In Toledo After Broken Heart
Comedian and minstrel man Bob Slavin died suddenly in Toledo this morning. Once a popular member of the McNish Slavin and Johnsons minstrels, he endured two years of hard luck and his death is attributed mainly to a broken heart.
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Dynamite Cruiser Vesuvius Heads to Port Royal for Final Tests
New York January 2 The dynamite cruiser Vesuvius under Lieut Schrader left Brooklyn Navy Yard for Port Royal Sound. She exited Sandy Hook at 8 39 AM and will proceed to Port Royal Sound for the final tests of her large dynamite guns early next week.
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Desperate Bakersville Lynching After Jail Attack
A mob of about 500 masked men seized Calvin Snipes from Bakersville jail and lynched him in a nearby forest after a siege that left Sheriff Moomaw mortally wounded and dozens of deputies and mob members dead or wounded. The attack followed Snipes being jailed on a murder charge linked to an illicit distillery dispute with Isaac and William Osborne in Mitchell County. The casualty toll includes many prominent locals, with reports of further deaths and ongoing fighting into morning. Nearby reports note Montana Democrats seizing House control amid party maneuvering.
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N.C
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Isaac Osborne
Mitchell County
Tray
North Carolina
Aaron Wiseman
North Carolin
William Osborne
N. C
Wiseman
Snipes
Isa Snipes
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Osborne
Suipes
J. W. Laws
No Ro Pannell
G. N. Hlallifield
Tom Hall
John Worth
N.Y
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Yancey
Little Mountain
Barkersville
Moomaw
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Montana
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Cleveland denies meddling in senate contests in various states
In a discussion from January 4, Col. Lamont confirms that Mr. Cleveland did not dictate candidates or influence elections outside his state. He notes Cleveland's objections to Murphy in New York and says Cleveland would not forget supporters, while denying reports of broad interference and promising careful handling of anti Cleveland figures.
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Carter concedes Senate control to Democrats after March 4
In Washinaron Carter of the Republican National Committee says he will not run for the Senate and has prevented others from using his name. He confirms Wyoming and Montana losses and notes he never intended to seek the seat. Stephen White, Democrat, is poised to succeed Felten as California senator.
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