Selah Meaning and Power From a Brooklyn Sermon
Rev Dr Talmage analyzes the biblical word Selah from Psalms and Habakkuk, arguing it signals pause, intermission, emphasis, and eternity. He cites poetic rhythm, divine warnings, and dramatic preaching to urge readers to pause, reflect, and reorient toward God and eternity.
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Robert South
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Speedy Vengeance. Robbery chase ends with two dead
A Palatka special reports a pursuit along the Buffalo Blair bridge where three gunmen engaged guards. One robber died after being shot, another wounded, and a third fled toward Palatka as pursuit continued by a posse including rail guards and the express company. A note found on the killer tells of farewell to his mother and requests burial in Aribi, Ga.
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Western Deluge Threatens Nation From St Louis to New Orleans
Sioux City Iowa May 19 flooding from the Floyd River caused wide destruction as water rose above banks. Homes swept away many killed or missing with relief efforts under way. New Orleans reports record river height, crevasses widening, and widespread flooding. Alexandria and Madison also inundated with towns isolated.
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Monument Unveiled at Confederate Cemetery in Knoxville
A Confederate decoration day procession in Knoxville marched to the Confederate cemetery where a 35 foot monument was unveiled despite last night’s wind. The Ladies' Memorial Society funded the monument which marks 1 660 Confederate soldiers buried around its base. Senator Bate and Gen. E Kirby Smith addressed the crowd praising southern wartime efforts and postwar work.
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Card dispute ends in murder in Big Stone Gap
In Big Stone Gap a dispute over about fifty cents during a card game led John Ilall to shoot and kill his brother. The murderer fled across the Kentucky line.
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Campaign meeting plan for South Carolina Democrats set
The State Democratic Executive Committee met in Columbia with over half the members present. A campaign speeches schedule was adopted listing numerous dates across towns like Charleston Beaufort and Lexington. The committee will adjust dates around a Bennettsville Confederate reunion and allow an eleven day intermission between Lexington and Clarendon stops.
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Methodist Conference urges action to protect colored citizens
In the Methodist Episcopal General Conference the committee on the state of the Church called on the Government State Officials the church and all citizens to abolish indignities and outrages against colored and allied working whites in the South. The resolution cites mistreatment on trains and hotels and calls for firm church defense of civil rights. Speakers including Dr Oneal and Dr Payne backed the measure.
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Sessions of National Baptist Congress Open in Philadelphia
The National Baptist Congress began tonight at the First Baptist Church in Philadelphia and will run for eleven days. It is described as one of the citys largest and most important religious gatherings. The congress includes the anniversary and annual sessions of various Baptist societies.
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Train hold up in Florida leaves expressman dead
Jacksonville Florida May 21 masked robbers derail and board northbound train No 14 of the Jacksonville Tampa and Key West line at Monroe station near Sandford. They murder Express Messenger Saunders and wound Soliinting Agent Cox, fail to take money, pursuit ensues. Authorities report multiple arrests forthcoming and conflicting confessions as investigation continues.
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Waterworks clash leaves three shot in Atlanta
A drunken dispute among laborers at the Atlanta waterworks last night led to gunfire injuring Rob Taylor and William Taylor, with Kid Sanford killed. William Taylor died of his wounds today. Police investigated the incident.
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