The Lightning of the Sea Sermon at Brooklyn Tabernacle
Rev. Dr. Talmage preaches on The Lightning of the Sea from Job and John 12 32 to illustrate phosphorescence as a wake in the ocean and as a metaphor for how deeds and influence shine after a life. He urges daily acts of kindness and warns that every choice leaves a lasting path that may reach far into the future.
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Brooklyn Tabernacle
Talmage
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Tim
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John Ruskin
Lepanto
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Heaven
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Elise Amon
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Orphan Asylum
Shine Brightly and Help Others in Everyday Times
A sermonlike exhortation urges cheerful optimism and acts of kindness to illuminate others lives. It links generosity to lasting legacy and recalls religious duty to assist the needy, cheer the bereaved, and inspire through example. The piece uses vivid maritime imagery and references to Christian faith to exhort daily acts of compassion.
Robbers Hold Up and Wreck Southern Pacific Train
A Southern Pacific overland train No 20 was wrecked near Roscoe after a switch was forced. Engineer Dave Thomas was badly hurt, Fireman Arthur Masters and a tramp were killed, and robbers blasted the express car with bombs, taking unknown sums. The gang of three rode off north on horseback.
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Cal
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Southern Pacific Overland
Roscoe
Dave ‘Thomas
Arthur Masters
San Fernando
Burbank
Osece
Wells Fargo
Liverran
Thomas
Granger
Box of bitters sent to Governor Tillman causes mix up at depot
Constable Chappelle at the Union depot confiscates a box labeled bitters believing it holds more than peanuts. The box, addressed to Governor Tillman, was sent to the State Dispensary where a New Orleans firm had requested permission to ship bitters for analysis. The firm claimed no certificate arrived, prompting a comic misstep as the governor’s office confirms the shipment.
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Columbia
S. C
Chappelle
Union Depot
Tillman
New Orleans
Tompkins
Democrats in Caucus Urge Unity and Quorum Vote on Bland Bill
In Washington the Democratic caucus with 130 members showed harmony over the Bland seigniorage bill and criticized New York Democrats for absence. Bland, Springer, and others urged absent members to return, vote, and maintain quorum to advance the silver bill. a rapid series of resolutions followed, ending with adjournment.
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New York
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Bland
Ilousa
Ile
Springer
Bynum
Indiana
Williams
Mississippi
Boatner
Louisiana
Batner
Committee On Rules
Richardson
Tennessee
Southern man named to Supreme Bench in place of late Judge
A Southern-born appointee replaces Judge Bratchford on the Supreme Court following the judge's death. The move is framed as strengthening the Democratic presence on the high court, with emphasis on state representation and party balance.
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Bratchford
Supreme Court
Cadets report for duty at Clemson College
Four hundred eighty three cadets report with 195 new recruits under Capt. K. L. Lee. Eight companies form later, with two battalions and regimental parades led by majors Shanklin and Blythe, while Captain Donaldson serves as colonel. President Craighead sorts cadets by agricultural and mechanical tracks as classes begin.
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K, LK. Lee
Shanklin
Blythe
Donaldson
Slemson
Craighead
Redfern
Gorpeenes
Railway Clerk Arrested In Kidnapping Case In New York
Carl J. Jattle an 85 year old railway postal clerk living in Arleston was arrested in New York City on a Washington police telegram charged with abducting Maud Gilbert 16 of Washington. The pair allegedly took the girl from Washington on February 12 and stayed at the Coleman House then a furnished room at 145 West 15th Street. They used the name C H L Ford and wife. Jattle was held in $3,000 bond for examination. the girl was sent to the Gerry Society.
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New York
Carl J. Jattle
Arleston
Coleman [Louse
Weat 15Th Street
C. HL. Ford
Jattie
Gerry Society
Machinery and Wagons for Sale Invite Letters Before Orders
Driven by mutual advantage, we invite all prospective machinery buyers to correspond before placing orders. We promise to prove we can save money for customers. In addition to machinery we deal in Bugglus Wagons and other ventures. Write to us.
Murder of Miss Jesse Rucker Shocks Stanton
In Stanton Alabama a murder occurred Thursday night as Miss Jesse Rucker was assaulted and killed in a lonely area. The following morning a wounded suspect was found dead near the crime scene, riddled with bullets. The accused assailant remains at large.
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Selma
Ala
Stanton
Chelton County
Jesse Rucker
Summer plan to buy pianos and organs in 1893 sale
The notice advertises buying opportunities for pianos and organs with cash payments and a November 15 1893 deadline. It lists brands Steinway Mason & Hamlin Mathushek and Stirling pianos and organs, notes a 15 day test trial and freight both ways, and promises a large lot of nearly new second hand instruments with prices available on request from N. Trump in Columbia.
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Steinway
Mason & Hamlin
Mathushek
Stirling
N. Trump
Columbia
President nominates Senator White for Supreme Court seat
Washington February 19 President Cleveland nominated Senator White of Louisiana to the vacant Supreme Bench seat and the Senate quickly confirmed the nomination. Rumors had circulated about possible choices including Senators Gray and Jaulkner, but only the Louisiana Senator was named.
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Cleveland
Senator White
Louisiana
Supreme Bench of the
United States
Senate
Gray
Jaulkner
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