Battle of Creeds Sermon Urges Stay Out of Controversy
Dr. Talmage warns against meddling in ecclesiastical quarrels, urging ministers and lay readers to focus on core gospel work. He says Satan fuels divisions across Christendom and calls for turning to two simple gospel bottles of forgiveness and relief rather than persisting in endless creedal disputes.
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Seconlar
Solomon
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Episcopal Church
Christendom
David
Briggs
Newton
MacQueary
Bridgman
Brooks
Egypt
Satan
God
Ratan
Young's
Boston
Diabolus the Younger
Union Theological Seminary of
New York
Detroit
Swords
Old Presbyterian Church
Abaddon the
House of Mercy
Calvin
Arminius
Christ
Jor
Jesus Christ Pirdon
Princeton
Union
Drew
Reformatory
Jerusalem
Heaven
Christos as Banner in World War II Era Sermon
Passionate exhortation urges lay faith and unity to spread the gospel. It praises rejecting doubt, urges readers to rely on God's word, and uses the exclamation Christos to symbolize mercy, pardon, and hope guiding believers to action and sacrifice.
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God
England
Scotland
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Christ
Christos
Tragedy Strikes Hephzibah Couple In Arsenic Deaths
Miss Anna Bugg eighteen daughter of Sam Bugg a Hephzibah farmer died by self harm on a railroad train while returning from Augusta after seeking to marry her cousin Clarence Rhodes aged twenty Rhodes feared disgrace and killed himself as well in a separate act they both died amid local talk and investigation by News and Courier.
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Augustaa
Anna Bugg
Sam Bugg
Nephzibah
Augusta, Gibson and Sandersville
Augusta
Ure
Hephzibah
Clarence Rhodes
Rhodes
News and Courier
Low cotton prices spark debate on future of market
In Atlanta on June 18 the cotton market faced record lows as New York spot fell to 85 cents and August futures dipped to 8.26. Mr M. Inman of Inman & Co. discusses oversupply, rising acreage, and a potential 7.9 to 9 million bale crop, warning of a prolonged low-price period if demand fails to absorb surpluses. Col Isaac Lipscomb dies at Bryson City. life noted for public service.
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Atlanta
New York
Henera
Texas
Atlanta Constitution
S. M. Inman
8. M. Inman& Co
South
Inman
India
Carolinas
Georgia
Tennessee
Farmers’ Alliance
Isaune Lipscomb
Columnora
S&s. C
Isaac 8
Lipscomb
Bryson City
N.C
Newberry
State Senate
Newberry County
Ife
State Grange
Cleveland
Interior Department
Washington
Governor Tillman IDed By Travelers In South Carolina Tale
John Carey recounts a meeting with two Atlanta men in South Carolina who mistakened a one eyed stranger for a fertilizer agent. The surprise guest turned out to be Governor Tillman amid discussion of politics and farming. The governor spoke plainly, dismissed charges as lies, and impressed locals with his knowledge and blunt style.
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Atlanta
John Carey
Mr. Carey
Mr. Vaughn
Ife
Vaughn
South Carolina
Tillman
Cgovernor
Terrible Basle bridge accident leaves many dead
Details from Berne describe two engines and three excursion carriages plunging into a stream when an iron bridge collapsed. Eighty excursionists are feared drowned and many others fatally injured as wreckage blocked further falls. The bridge had just been rebuilt and strengthened after earlier damage.
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Berne
Basle
Cloud County Alliance Abandons Third Party Move
The Kansas Cloud County Alliance adopts resolutions denouncing the Cincinnati convention work and pledging to abandon the People's Party. Twenty five sub Alliances repudiate the third party, fifteen report to the State Alliance and ten to the Republican Central Committee. Senator Wheeler hails from Cloud County, a longtime People's Party stronghold.
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Cueaco
Topeka
Kansas
Alliance
Cincinnati
People’s Party
State Alliance
Republican Central Committee
Cloud County Alliance
Republican
Cloud County
Wheeler
Senate
State Exposes Palmetto School Journal Fund Scheme
A Columbia dispatch reports critics say a Palmetto School Journal circulation plan funds private ends via state education channels. W J Thackston of the State Superintendent’s office seeks county school commissioners’ signatures to finance three copies per district, drawing $3,000 to $5,000 yearly from tax coffers. The piece calls the move deceptive and scandalous, noting possible public funds redirected for private gain.
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Columbia
S. G
South Carolina
W. J. Thackston
State Superintendent of Education
Palmetto School Journal
S.C
ISUL
State Board of Examiners
Department of Education
WJ. Thackston
Palmetto Journa
Eneclosure
State Bar of Xaminers
Pallmatto
Mos
Education
Thackston
State Board of Trustees
County
Treasuries
State
Pistol License Fight To Challenge Revenue Law
Charleston report says manufacturers will resist a 200 dollar license tax on pistol sales, with Mordecai and Gadsden hired to fight in counties and possibly federal courts. They cite the original package decision and plan to cover litigation costs. campaigns expected from New York to Chicago.
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Charleston
S.C
Mordecai
Gadsden
United States Supreme Court
New York
Boston
Hartford
Chicago
Columbia Register
Tragic kerosene fireclaims Mrs Bell in Piedmont incident
Greenville C Ohio yesterday morning Mrs A K Bell of Piedmont was burned to death while kindling a fire with kerosene. She poured oil on wood to speed ignition and the oil can burst sending flames up the stream igniting her clothes. She was burned almost to a crisp and was identified as sister of the McGee brothers of Greenville.
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Lexinaton
Crafts
Sallow Creek
William Woods
Lizzie Dreher
Woods
Columbia
En Ciente
Lizzie
Greenville
8. C
A. KE. Bell
Piedmont
Elf
Messrs. McGee
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Yonder
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