Sword Sermon at Brooklyn Academy The Mission of the Sword
Chaplain T D Witt Talmage delivered the annual sermon to the Thirteenth regiment at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn. He extolled the sword as a divine instrument for liberty and civilization, citing historic examples and urging readiness to defend order, while urging eventual disarmament once mercy and justice prevail.
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Pr. Talmage
Brooklyn Academy
Brookis
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T. D- Witt Talmage
Thirteenth Regiment
Academy of Music
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Minnesota
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Egypt
Tripoli
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Armenia
Asia
Returns from Oregon Raise GOP Hopes in State Vote
A Republican representative notes returns from Oregon show Republican victories in most races. He predicts Forman will win Congress, with the governor's race leaning Republican and the party likely to capture the state ticket and both legislative branches.
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Porthaxn
Crncox
Jane
Tforman
Congres
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Peannoyer
Denver
Watson’s Operation Restores Speech After Tongue Surgery
The article details Watson, from New York, who had his tongue and palate removed for a medical condition. An operation on December 2 by Drs. Kelly and Gillam left him unable to articulate clearly yet able to utter words. He lost taste and smell and the ability to swallow solid food, dying after months of weakened health.
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Senator Carlishe attacks sub treasas bills in letter
Date of last Saturday Kentucky Senator Carlishe writes to the Paenmiers Allianee in Tuskegee Alabama criticizing the sub treasas measures in Congress. He warns the plan would force government money distribution to favored counties, hurt poorer regions, empower unscrupulous speculators, raise prices in cities, and destabilize the currency, causing inflation and bankruptcy risks.
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Kentucky
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South Carolina Election Laws Questioned in Miller Case
The House Elections Committee received a majority report charging SC registration and election laws are unconstitutional. It says laws bar suffrage for certain groups and improper educational tests and ballot box practices affected outcomes. The report cites a 757 majority for Miller under favorable framing.
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Pension Conferees Fail to Reach Agreement on Service Pension
After talks between Senator Davis and Representative Merrill, conferees on the general pension bill could not agree on the service pension feature. The Republican caucus instructed to maintain pensions led to a report of disagreement to the houses, ending the attempt to finalize a formal accord today.
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Davis
Merrill
Cleopatra’s Tomb Sarcophagus Exhibit Proposal
Alexander Tae linferro of Alexandria Megpt claims to offer a Cleopatra sarcophagus prototype to the world's fair exhibitors. He states the tomb contents are ashes with the skeleton preserved and asks $60,000 for the exhibit rights. He seeks negotiations amid sensational press interest from the United States and Egyptian authorities.
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Cinesao
Alexander Taelinferro
Alexandria
Cleopatra
Ciesar
Mene
Trelivferro
United States
Electrocution during storm claims four men near town
At seven o clock east of here four farmers Lehane and four men were struck by lightning during an operation on a young horse. Chodehild Holes died before help arrived. Goodchild Holmes aged 31 and 37 with five children. Ringle Mageett recovering. Severe local electrical storm.
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Miehi
Lehane
Piesoll
Madward Goodchild
Wr Helmes
Mattingle
Mrs. Taseel
Commission official removes Confederate flag from clerk
In Washington D C on June 3 Chairman Cooley of the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a clerk to remove a Confederate flag worn in his buttonhole. Secretary Mosely carried out the removal and the flag was taken away.
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D. C
Cooley
Inter State Commerce Commission
Commission
Mosely
Grand Army buys Andersonville land for pleasure park
The Grand Army of the Republic purchased the site of the former Andersonville prison and plans to develop a public pleasure park on the grounds, signaling a shift from relic to recreation in the historic area.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Andersonville
Porter on Census Questions and Enforcement Draft
Supervisor reports ready to begin census work with accuracy and speed after Washington message. Porter says chronic diseases questions will not be punished. mortgage questions may trigger enforcement, with law to compel answers from reluctant respondents. some fear about criminal class questions.
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Robert P. Porter
Washington
Porter
Ac Die
Tun Clc
Utisl
Lees
Paired Woes Clouding Bid for State Race
The article notes credible disinformation about Nis Priewile Sewren and questions a candidate’s ability to enter the race. It mentions petitions, state documents, and canvassing efforts while referencing Charleston and Columbia and a city official missing from duties.
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Etter
Chon Marlo
Che City
Columbia
Wadeines
Charleston
Sam Small and the Politician Evangelist Path
A fragmented account traces Sam Small's shifts among Episcopal and Methodist affiliations, his theatrical speeches in Athuit, and repeated returns to religious campaigning, suggesting an unpredictable political and religious career with election prospects in doubt. A second item reports Deputy Lindsay killing distiller Wilts in Campbell County, with witnesses and prior crimes noted, and his capture by authorities.
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Sam W. Small
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St. Philip's
Atlanta
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Boston
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Atlantas
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Whiell
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Bud Lindsas
Campbell
Lindsay
Lamwlsay
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Tie
Kilts House
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Campbell County
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