TALMAGN Pilgrimage The Rev Walmakke Recovers From Attack
Reverend Dewitt Walmakke of Brooklyn Tabernacle has largely recovered after an assault. He describes a Bible rich pilgrimage across Palestine and Italy, including a Jordan River baptism of an American seeker and a Jeremiah style journey that deepened his biblical understanding.
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Dewitt Walmakke
Paris
Aurania
Holy Land
Italy
Rome
Palestine
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Jericho
Jordan
The Pretty Young Widow Charged With Poisoning Husband
Charlotte NC January report on Mrs Cora Scales Morris of Reidsville charged with poisoning her husband D E Morris by chloroform. The once wealthy Reidsville capitalist died mysteriously. wife denied love and faced trial next week in Superior Court.
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Charlotte
N. C
Cora Scales Morris
Reidsville
Herusband
North Carolina
Morrie
D. E. Morris
Reidyville
Migs Scales
Morris
Hax “Hrebboar
Prominent Georgia Physician Kills Brother-in-Law in Rome
In Rome Georgia on January 20 Dr J B Holmes a leading physician shot and killed Dorest Allgood president of the Trion factory after Allgood drew a pistol. Holmes says self defense and surrendered to officers. Public sentiment largely favors Holmes though both men were highly regarded.
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Augusta
Rome
Deforest Allgood
Trion Factory
North Georgia
J. B
Holmes
Georgia
Allgood
Back Street
Essrs
McKelden
Mattlock
Tennessee
Olmes
Bpas
American Tobacco Company Incorporation Filed in New Jersey
A certificate of incorporation for the American Tobacco Company was filed in TLENTON New Jersey on January 22. The capital is $2,000,000. Incorporators include Ginter and Pope of Richmond, Arndt and J B Duke of New York, B N Watts of Durham, Emor and Butler of Brooklyn, and Kimball of Rochester. The company plans to absorb most large cigarette plants in the country.
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Tlenton
N. J
American Tobacco Company
Gessaree
Messrs. Ginter and Pope
Richmond
Arndt
J. B. Duke
New York
B. N. Watts
Durham
Emor and Butler
Brooklyn
Kimball
Rochester
Company
Trust
Interdenominational Sunday School Convention Called for March 4 1890
A statewide Interdenominational Sunday School Convention is announced to meet in Columbia on March 4 1890 at eight in the evening. The call urges county and denominational bodies to appoint delegates, prepare statistics, and promote broad attendance with early railroad excursion arrangements. Carlisle chairs the Spartanburg committee.
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South ‘Carolina
Columbia
Department of Christ’s
William Reynolds
Illinois
South Carolina
Asa
Columbian
Clemson Will Case Moves to Advance in Supreme Court
In Washington on January 20 a South Carolina legal team led by Attorney General Jos. H. Earle argued for advancing the Clemson will case. The court debated merits and readiness to hear motions, with a decision due next Monday.
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United States Supreme Court
Mande
Washington
News and Courier
Washington, D. C
South Carolina
United States Supreme Court Room
Jos. H. Earle
Messrs
A. T. Smythe
J. L. Orr
Clemson
Will Cage
Leroy Youmans
J. P. Carey
Alexander King
Isabella Lee
Camberlanin
Confemme Dibble
Fuller
Farle
Gen. Earle
Miss Lee
Justice Miller
Youmans
Explosion Kills One, Injures Eight in Pittsburgh
An early morning natural gas explosion at 9:30 wrecked three frame houses on 88th near Butler in Pittsburgh PA killing one person instantly and seriously injuring eight others, with two of the injured listed as critical.
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Pittsaburrg
Butler Street
Married for Fun Causes Society Stir in Gu
In Fort valley Crawford County on a Thursday night a license forged by O B Wright allowed Rev B L Ross to marry W H Harris and Miss Phoie Skellie. The ceremony was held in darkness and kept secret two days before revelation. Authorities say the license was forged and the matter may go before the courts.
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Fort Valley
B. L. Ross
O. B. Wright
Crawford County
Marcheso
W. H. Harris
Pho- 8A Skellie
Dr. Ross
Blizzard Claims Cattle and Men Across Washington Frontier
Report from Coleville reservation says thousands of cattle and sheep perished in a week long blizzard. Ground lies under two feet of snow, with drifts mountain high. A stage station keeper near Alnea froze to death. Wild Goose Creek mail carrier also perished. Eight cattlemen are dead. half of herds may be lost this season.
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Washington
Coleville
Alnea
Wild Goose Creek
Carnie Flood Displaces Hundreds as Little Wabash Rises
In Carnie Illinois January 109 the Little Wabash floods towns forcing about 300 residents to flee to higher ground. Homes along the northern area submerge under 20 feet of water with 75 to 100 houses underwater. Animals drift away and fences are carried downstream as farmers report widespread ruin. Authorities warn the worst may still come as Gorwin ponders a 15 foot rise.
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Caine
Inn
Carnie
Illinois
Wabash River
Meader
Wabash
Gorwin
Split in Pennsylvania Women’s Temperance Union forms new nonsectarian group
Philadelphia reports a break in the Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Pennsylvania over endorsement of the Prohibition party. The seceders form an independent, nonsectarian organization after a Wednesday conference. A secretary’s report accuses politicians of partisan methods as a new neutral committee is formed. A separate Arkansas aid note describes two destitute brothers walking from Memphis to Asheville in pursuit of relief.
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Philadelphia
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Pennsylvania
Prohibition Party
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Arkansas
Asheville
Asad Casa
Memphis
Wayne County
N. C
Raleigh
Boy 15 Arrested for Burglary Near Beaver Dam
Johnny Little, about fifteen, was arrested in Beaver Dam Union County on burglary charges. Found on him were pistol bowie knife and keys. He confessed to raiding several houses including a Stanly County burglary where about $200 disappeared. He is jailed in Albemarle. the boy comes from a good family and is not an orphan.
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Cuarorri
N. C
Johnny Little
Beaver Dam
Union County
Johnny
Stanly County
David Foreman
Albemarle
World’s Fair site vote stirs House factions
In Washington on January 17 the House debated the World’s Fair site question. Delegations from Chicago Missouri and New York pressed their interests with Cameron Mason Lawler Springer Hatch Dockery Bland Flower Farquhar and Cummings influential in floor action. A nine member special committee will be appointed without instructions and may select a site or defer to the House.
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Spei
Springer
Missouri
Hatch
Dockery
Bland
New York
Flower
Farquarhar
Cummings
Faith Curists Claim Unmarked Burial Of Believer
William O Halverson a Swede who joined the wedish Faith Curists in Brooklyn fell ill with a cold that grew to fever. He refused medicine per society rules. He died among strangers and his fellow believers deserted him, leaving only a grave digger and assistant at a nameless burial.
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Dendly Faith
Brooklyn
William O. Halverson
Ques Association of Believers
Wedish Faith Curists
Goshen Chapel Fire Stems from Faction War in Quilford County
In Quilford county North Carolina the Goshen chapel, a colored church, was burned by incendiaries after a long bitter feud over church possession. A court term earlier saw one faction acquitted on forcible trespass, triggering the arson attack to keep the church from its defeated rivals.
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Raueian
N. C
Goshen Chapel
Quilford County
A Long Felt Want Candidate and Workingman Dialog
A candid exchange between a candidate and a tired workingman reveals mutual skepticism about class privilege. The candidate promises equal treatment, while the workingman, pressed for time, offers his support after a brief encounter.
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Tail
Taily
Workingman
Randall Joins Presbyterian Church in Baptism Rites
Washington correspondent reports Samuel J. Randall joined the Presbyterian church. Pastor Chester visited Randall’s home to perform baptism. Standall's family denies the action signals fear of death, saying Randall remains hopeful and cheerful despite ill health and aims to take a seat in the House before the session ends.
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Washington
The
Atlanta Constitution
Samuel J. Randall
Presbyterian Church
Chester
Weather and farming notes from Pomarin in mid summer
Col. Thomas W. Holloway of the South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Society reports continued heat endangering hogs and meat safety. He plans to kill and pickle hogs in brine, boiling salt first, and packing joints in barrels. An elderly reader recalls a harsh winter around 1827 and notes widespread fruit and grain concerns.
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Thomas W. Holloway
South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Society
Pomarin
Joiner preaching social equality sparks unrest in North Carolina
The Joiner case reveals sermons urging no color line and social equality for Negroes. He told followers that whites denying rights would face the torch as a weapon, signaling growing outrage in Ciantorre. A separate Kansas City area wreck left engineer Howland with a broken leg, and fireman Herman dead.
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Joiner
Mansrikop
Kansas City, Fort Scott
Memphis
Howland
Herman
Hughey
Widdson
Killing at Cabarrus County near Harrisburg
In Cabarrus County near Harrisburg yesterday evening John Howie was killed during a quarrel between Oscar Galloway and White Pharr. Galloway attempted to shoot Pharr but Pharr grabbed the pistol. it discharged, killing Howie. Both men fled and have not yet been found. All are Black. The notice also mentions a gas pipe attachment used to extinguish gas at 10.00. The daughter asks her father about last night.
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Union
J. B. Porter
T. CG
Duncan
Susie Fernandes
Spartanburg
Lottie Mack
Greenville News
James Vincent
Lottie McMahon
Charlie Gilliam
William Davis
Wm. Davis
T. C. Duncan
Cnanrtorre
N.C
John Howie
Cabarrus County
Harrisburg
Oscar Galloway
White Pharr
Howie
Galloway
Pharr
Atley
London-over-the-border
Johnny
Miss X
Johnstown
Pennsylvana
Edward Gallagher
Michael Gallagher
Kate Stockhomer
Morrillville
Here
Death of Mr. Andrew J. Young
Mr. Andrew J. Young died at his home near Inman on Sunday. He was a Greenville native in his 76th year and spent much of his life in Spartanburg. He served the State in the Mexican War and the War of Secession and was respected for honesty and industry.
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Andrew J. Young
Inman
Young
Greenville
Spartanburg
Wheat Crop Prospects Brighten for Kansas
The Kansas Wheat Crop reports to the state agricultural department show a very fine condition with early rains and recent snow. Prospects indicate the largest wheat crop ever harvested, with acreage up 20 percent from last year and prospects 20 percent better than at this time last year, per Mr. Mohler.
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Kansas
Agricultural Department of
Mohler
Louisiana Lottery Charter Faces Renewal Battle
The Louisiana Lottery charter is expiring and a fierce political showdown looms over renewing the charter. The Legislature must decide, with the Lottery faction pressing a deal to pay the state debt in exchange for a new charter, while Gov. Nichols is expected to campaign against renewal.
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Louisiana Lottery
Louisiana
Nichols
Polly Dewood Dies After Birthday, Pneumonia Claim
Amesbury resident Polly Dewood dies at age 100 from pneumonia, following a birthday celebrated January 11. Funeral plans not listed.
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Amesbury
Are
Mia
Polly Dewood
Long list of 19th century news items gather
A mixed batch of brief notices covers prizes for Columbus essays, a U.S. judge candidacy, Native American reductions on a reservation, influenza outbreaks, executions in Fort Smith, a Petersburg grand jury, rumors about the czar's brother, lottery indictments in Columbus, military brevet proposals, influenza in Quebec, Confederate veterans meeting, Alabama wealth, a mind reader witness, boxer Pat Jackson in New York, a Cronin case in San Antonio, Spanish cabinet free trade, Brazilian debt, Russian exiles, a brewery sale rumor, Minnesota masonry stance, lynching statistics, Plymouth Church, North Carolina Supreme Court appeal, and Missouri military drilling rules.
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Columbus
House
Quebec
Wade Hampton
M. (. Butler
South Carolina
Camp of
Leesburg
General Roseer
H. E. DeBardeleben
Alabama
Birmingham
Brown
Ashland
Vic
Pianos and Organs Offered With Installment Plans
Music shop offers Obickwsing and Mathusbek pianos noted for tone and touch, Mason & Hamlin upright pianos, Eterling uprights from 225 dollars, Arion pianos from 200 dollars, Mason & Hamlin and Sterling organs with prices from 50 dollars, six year guarantees, fifteen day trial and two way expenses if unsatisfied, installment sales offered.
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Eels
Otoy
Obickwsing
Mathusbek
Mason & Hamlin
Eterling
Arion
Sterling Organs
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Gilder
Jersey Flats
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Butter Herd of
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Benson
Preston LI
MELT
JH. Sa.baldwin
John A. Willis
West Gervais Street
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