This Year Thou Shalt Die Sermon Warns of Mortality
In a New Year sermon from January 1892, preacher Talmage delivers a fiery call to repentance. He cites Jeremiah 28 16 warns all to prepare for death this year, urges immediate faith in Christ, and urges readers to act to save others before life ends. A second report covers a Kansas feud related to Judge Botkin and a deadly ambush as authorities mobilize to quell violence in Seward County.
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Brooklyn
Jao
Taberbace
Ing Talmage
Wemmiah
Hananiah
Stuas
Jane Seymour
Guese
Ugn
Aken
Daniel
Ekerre Evangelist
Doddridge
Paul i
Heaven
Christ
Melchisedec
Alps
Jesus
Calvary
Marseilles
Guyon
Tom
Father Linton
Fell Into Ninety-Foot Well Ends Young Boy's Life
George Stevenson Jr. age 12 of Thorp Township near Cadillac Michigan fell into a ninety foot dry well on a farm Saturday and died from the fall. His lantern exploded causing a fire that burned his remains, discovered by his father after odor alerted him. Recovery delayed until Sunday.
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Cadillac
Mich
George Stevenson, Jr
Thorp
Thus County
Death of Mrs. James H. Carlisle at Wafford College
Mrs. James H. Carlisle wife of the college president of Wafford died this afternoon after a long illness. She was a Columbia native and daughter of the late James H. Beyce. The death was sudden but not unexpected after a prolonged decline in health.
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Spartanburg
US. C
Dee
James H. Carlisle
Carlisle
Wafford College
Columbia
James H. Beyce
World cotton supply grows with American share up this year
The total visible world cotton supply stands at 4,696,565 bales with 4,232,003 bales American. Compared to last year 3,513,587 bales and 3,026,087 bales respectively. Week’s interior receipts total 118,345 units and plantation receipts 241,000. Crop in sight 6,405,101.
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New York
Judge MacEnery Accepts Democratic Gov Run Bid
Judge MacEnery sent to Senator Jones his letter of acceptance of the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He opposes the lottery and urges continued but peaceful debate within the party. The missive aligns him with Senator Foster against the lottery and urges reform through the Democratic organization.
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New Orleans
Menery
Jones
Orty
Iod
le Ericiss
Alliance Movement
Judge MacEnery
Senater Foster
Died in the Dentist Chair After Vitalized Air
Bernard Mahan a 31 year old glass maker died in Pittsburg after inhaling vitalized air while a tooth removal at Dr W S Yates office. The dentist worked over an hour but failed to revive him and an ambulance was called. Coroner to hold inquest today. Mahan leaves a wife and several children.
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God
Jesus
Heaven
Father
Mother
Earth
Abraham
Pirrspeuna
Peon
Bernard Mahan
W. S. Yates
Yates
Pittsburg
Ile
Miban
Mahan
Cable from British Consulate on Yellow Fever and Smallpox
Lord Salisbury receives a cable from the British Consulate condemning the recent Elannia report on yellow fever and smallpox. The note warns of high mortality among crews and passengers, with a two thirds fatality rate among those attacked and expectations of continued danger during January and February.
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Lospon
Lord Salisbury
Saute
Elannia
Biack
WGN
Siip
Eslimaud
Geneab
Craig
Snow Blockades Tie Up Western Rail Lines
In Albuquerque on December 30 authorities report severe snow blockades on the Santa Fe and Atlantic and Pacific routes. No Eastern mails have arrived for four days and several trains are stalled in the Ratum mountains near Springer. Engines are off track and villages face hardship from the storms stretching from Cranes to Cheeve's about 100 miles west.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Santa Fe
Atlantic
Pacific
Ratum Mountains
Springer
Disturbing Card-Game Duel Ends in Two Deaths
In Bibb County Macon Georgia two men, Adaums and John Parker, quarreled over deceit in a game of cards. Parker began shooting during the confrontation. Parker and Williams were killed in the ensuing general fight.
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Cau Caco
Jaa
Macon
Mw Sa
Beitt d& Wallaos Tae Pentine
Ech County
Adaums
John Parker
Parker
Williams
Sumter County Democratic Controversy Over Chairmanship
The State Democratic Executive Committee met in Columbia to resolve the Sumter County contest between Tillmanites and Straightouts. After lengthy debate, Thames (Tillmanite) was seated as Sumter State Executive Committee member, with a plan to reorganize county party structure and hold a primary under state law.
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Columbbia
S.C
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Carolina National Bank
Abbeville
A. W. Jones
Aiken
OFC
Jordan
Anderson
W. A. Neal
Barnwell
N. N. Stansell
Berkeley
T. W. Stanland
Charleston
John
Haskell
Reform
Straightouts
Tillmanites
IL. K. Thames
W. LL. Jugram
Jogram
John C. Ilaskell
Ingram
Mes
A. Jones
Lancaster
Samson Pope
Newberry
Mr. Waddell
Darlington
Col. Ilaskell
Drr. Ingram
Sumter
Democratic Party
Sumter County
D. &. Keels
John 8. Hughson
Sumter Court
Executive Committee
Reed
S‘udl
Rl County
J. Walter Gray
Gary
S~steober
Sumner
Col
Irby
P.P. Gaillard
Wiis
Gailliard
County Bairman
Johns. Flughson
Thames
John ©. Haskeil
Ira J. Jones
Jordan, Findley
D Sullivan
Saskell
Cailliard
Keels
Nf. R. Thomas
Chen
Col. Haskell
Mr. Willoughby
Messrs. Lieby
Jones
Pope
Laurens
Geners
Laskell
Jodan
Ira. Jones
Partic Pelion
Col. Hasketlin
Tillmanite
Anoher
Lle
South Carolina
Ile
Conelves
A. Tillman
Fire warning echoes as county crisis drives olive branch pledge
A heated meeting featured threats and drama as an amendment was adopted and the olive branch pledge was accepted. Chairman Irby vowed responsibility while a stubborn speaker warned against dealing with fire, and the session adjourned after midnight, with the report drawn from The State and Register.
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Slaskell
Irby
Col. Irby
Wolves Threaten Calf Industry Prompt Wolfhound Shipment
Paul Stacke of Keensburg received a letter from New Mexico planters requesting five of his wolfhounds to curb wolves blamed for 150000 cattle losses totaling about 1000000 dollars. Stacke ordered training for five hounds at Greensburg.
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Pirrspura
Paul Stacke
Keensburg
New Mexico
Slacke
Hacke
Greeensburg
Tracke
The Year's Record by Dun and Co Shows Rising Failures
The year's failures rose sharply with 22.3 percent nationwide, higher than any year since 1857. The South bore the heaviest burden, liabilities up 820 million, while the West fell by 2 million. Despite crops and markets, relief may come from a Democratic Congress and tariff reciprocity efforts.
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2. G. Dun & Co
Europe
McNinley Tai
Blake
Democratic Congress
Train Held Up by Man With Revolvers
A man named Ti C Campel ditched a joke aboard the Hulton express on the Alleghany Valley line, forcing 25 passengers to raise hands at Twenty-eighth Street. He was overpowered at Forty-third Street and sentenced to thirty days in the workhouse.
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Piyisava
Hulton
Alleghany Valley
Forty-third Street
Ti. C. Campel
A Fearful Plunge on Murphy Branch Railroad
A west bound freight engine detached on a steep grade near Murphy branch and barrelled down the line. It left the Dyke Ridge trestle and plunged into Scott's Creek more than 100 feet below, killing engineer Samuel Francis of Asheville, and several others including Sam Arthur Rufus Pemphill and a colored laborer.
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Kiou Mono
Asheville
N. C
Murphy
Western North Carolina Railroad
Dyke Ridge
Scott’s Creek
Sam’l Francis
Sam Arthur
Rufus Pemphill
Man Becomes Hysterical, Swallows Rosary in Philadelphia
James Mullen, a demented man, forced the rosary from his neck into his throat and swallowed a ten inch stick in a bizarre act. Police arrived as he turned blue. vigorous thumping freed the rosary two feet long with its beads, the brass cross catching and likely saving his life.
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Phalladelphia
James Mullen
Ife
Mullen
Fire destroys boarding house and church in Sanford
A coal oil stove explosion ignited a blaze at a Sanford boarding house killing Elmer Noord, B. Tuder, W. Moster, and six unknown residents who perished in the flames. T. CG. Sammond, a printer, died later after leaping from a second story window. The Methodist church and several nearby dwellings were burned.
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Holocaust
SCO
Elmer
Noord
Cise N.il
B. Tuder
Sacem
Prominent Indiana Citizen Shot by Burglar
A report from Seymour Ind states L W Marsh a leading citizen was shot and killed by a burglar in his home after surprising the intruder Marsh grappled with the burglar who then shot him in the breast and fled. The community pursues the killer as a manhunt ensues in Seymour and Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Lad
Seymour
Ind
L. W. Marsh
Marsh
Bodies of Cavalier crewmen wash ashore in Cornwall
The bodies of the stewards and the second officer of the steamer Cavalier were found on the Cornwall coast. The vessel left Gibraltar on December 8 bound for Falmouth. A boat marked Cavalier was later recovered near the Scilly Islands.
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London
Cavalier
Cornwalls
Falmouth
Scilly Islands
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