Grady Tribute by Talmage on Editor’s Life and Faith
Dr. Talmage deliveres a Sunday sermon memorializing Henry W. Grady editor and orator of Atlanta. He recalls Grady’s Christian faith, editorial influence, and patriotic journalism, praising his intellect and leadership while urging editors to uphold moral and religious ideals.
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Talmage
Henry W. Grady
Isaiah
Atlanta
Mediterranean Sea
Dardanelles
Lawrence
Heaven
Patmos
John
Constantinople
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
Lincoln
Sumner
Christ
Nazareth
Yale
Iarvard
University of
Methusalah
Paul
Methusaleh
Robert McCheyne
John Summerfield
Earth
New York
Georgia
Tie
Atlanta Constitution
Gladstone
America
Mr. Gladstone
Great Britain
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Friends
William B. Gladstone
England
Christendom
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Aod
Tom
United States
Washington
Albany
Harrisburg
Curaing Harrison
Cleveland
Mr. Grady
Bunker Hill
William Wirt
Aaron Burr
Edmound Burke
Warren Hastings
Robert Emmet
Castle Garden
Aky
Henry W. Gradyn
Caning at Claflin University Sparks Race Tension
At Claflin University in Cnanimrron South Carolina Professor W S DeTreville white battered mulatto chaplain J N Cardoza alleging insult in class. mob gathered to lynch the professor but Dr Dunton restored order. In Laurens South Carolina a negro, William Rayford, vanished and was found dead in an old well. Bob Sheldon was arrested after a coroner’s inquest and confession alleged.
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Cnanimrron
S.C
Claflin University
South
DeTreville
J. N. Cardoza
Orangeburg
Dunton
Atudenta
Cardoza
Fr. L. Cardoza
Frank Moses
South Carolina
Fle
M. E. Church
Claflin College
Iteroll
Laurens
D.C
William Rayford
Tom Weber
Bob Sheldon
Sheldon
What Ireland Wants A Viceroy and One Chamber Parliament
P Bynes reports on P O'Connor of the Star who argues Ireland seeks internal reform short of independence. He envisions a viceroy with a responsible cabinet and a single-chamber Parliament, rejecting separatist aims while upholding loyalty to crown and country.
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London
P. O’connor
the Star
Ireland
O'Connor
Ner
Parnell
National Party
Land League
Charles Russell
Mr. O’connor
Treland
Grattan
Laurin
Pendleton Salary Pay Challenge Before Courts
The plan tests constitutionality of House procedures for lack of a quorum. John O. Pendleton seeks back pay from the First West Virginia district as a former representative. If denied, he will sue in the Court of Claims, then seek Supreme Court review, or file a mandamus to force auditing and payment claiming continued membership.
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House of Representatives
John O. Pendleton
Treasury
First
West Virginia
Court of Claims
Supreme Court of the United States
V. Pendleton
Congress
Washington Gazette
What the Plood Accomplished
The Ohio river is over fifty miles wide here and runs from the Catro levee to Kentucky, forming a solid water sheet except for narrow rock bound strips where railroads run. It joins the Mississippi a mile below, making the combined width of the two rivers over one hundred miles.
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Cairo
Tils
Ohio River
Catro
Kentucky
Mobile and
Ohio and
Tilinoia Central
Mississippi
Missouri
Detective Sues Actor Over Alleged Assault for $100
Charles Le Baw, a detective, sues actor Charles A. Stevenson for $100 claiming injuries from fists and boots. The suit says the assault occurred while Le Baw was employed by Kate Claxton to learn her husband’s movements.
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Charles le Baw
Charles A. Stevenson
Stevenson
Kate Claxton
President opposed to extreme Southern election measures
The Baltimore Sun notes the President resists extreme federal election legislation during ongoing talks with Senators and Representatives on Southern affairs. He backs a supplemental federal law but rejects Chandler style overreach, aiming to limit federal influence to House election procedures. Republicans split, some backing the President’s cautious path.
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Chandler
South
Harrison
Alwas
Congress
Senate
Arkansas
House of Representatives
Baltimore
Alleged slate for state ticket prompts comments in Georgia papers
A drum mers alleged slate for the March Columbia convention is reported by the News and Courier. Greenville State Senator M L Donaldson denies involvement and favors the Farmers Movement. Separate note in the Augusta Chronicle highlights James M Smith of Oglethorpe County as a prosperous postwar farmer with multiple enterprises.
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News and Courier
Columbia
Benjamin R. Tillman
Edgefield
John W. Ferguson
Laurens
M. Ll. Donaldson
Greenville
Y. J. Pope
Newberry
Hugh L. Farley
Spirlanburg
T. Stackhouse
Marion
M. L. Donaldson
Greenville County
State Alliance Exchange
Captain Shell
Donaldson
Cleveland Block
Daily News
Aus
Farmers’ Movement
T'Armera
Ife
Greenville News
Columbus Enquirer Sun
James M. Smith
Oglethrope County
Oprethrope
Col. Smith
Augusta Chronicle
Desperado Fires in Flat Lick Feud Battle Looms
Barboursville Ky dispatch reports Sheriff Calloway Carnes fatally shot at Flat Lick by Bill Smith, leader of the Smith faction in the Smith Slasher feud. The deputy tried arresting a Smith party member. Smith opened fire with a Winchester. Carnes, brother in law of the Messeres, dies. Both sides mass over 35 armed men, pursuing each other with potential battle ahead.
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Mead
Cincinnati Inquirer
Barboursville
Flat Lick
Calloway Carnes
Bill Smith
Smith
Carnes
Messeres
Terrible Arab Slavery and Massacre in East Africa
A Zanzibar letter recounts a caravan of 300 Arabs traveling into Africa’s interior to trade. They attacked the Kavirondo natives near Victoria Nyanza, demanding two hundred tusks of ivory and two hundred young women as peace, then killed all 200 enslaved women during a harsh desert trek.
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Zanzibar
Kavirondo
Victoria Nyanza
Masai
Petrified human hand found in Florida sand
Atlanta collector Mr W H L Jones reports a remarkable discovery along the Indian River between Cocoa and Cockledge. A fully formed petrified human hand, believed to be from a young woman, shows detailed anatomy and a clear antebellum type of preservation. The Times-Union notes it may be ancient.
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W. HL. Jones
Atlanta
Florida
Times-Union
Cincinnati
Land of Nod
Villian
Ricamono
Lynenburg
Danville
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Satan
Egypt
Eterna
Claflin
T. P. O'Connor
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