Talmage Sermon in Detroit On Crossing the Jordan
In Detroit Rev. Tal mage preached at Tort Street Presbyterian on Joshua iii 17 the priests stand on dry ground as Israelites pass the Jordan. He likens crossing death to a Jordan passage and urges facing obstacles, noting God makes a complete deliverance and that the faithful cross over to safe peace after life.
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Talmage
Tort Street Presbyterian Church
Radcliffe
Jordan
Isreal
Washington
Delaware
Xerxes
Hellespont
Jerusalem
Thhat
The
Joshua
Christ
Wreter
Ife
Paul
John
Apostle Paul
Ile
Manitou
John Livingston
Elizabethport
New York
Garveyard
Canaan
Jesus
Studtion
Ohio
Galilee
Apostle
Paul Lo Teniah
God
Cred
Lebanon
Heavenly Wall
Succes
Johua
Vulcan
Jupiter
Shakespeare
London
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Boston
Walter Scott
Lockhart
Lord Mansfield
Cassle
Red Sea
Heaven
Tle
Jordin
Molyneux
Palestine
Gab River
Thantic Pacific
Linsterer
Idlimy
Chelstian Inisband
Parting Hymns and a Noted Greenville Counterfeiting Case
A reader hears a sentimental sermon on Heaven and the Jordan crossing with echoes of a living hymn. In Greenville, South Carolina, G T Baughman, convicted of counterfeiting, claims a perpetual motion machine involved the made money and Babbitt metal, but the court sentenced him to three years and a $500 fine in Columbus Ohio.
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New York
Liverpool
Heaven
Jordan
Greenville
S. C
G.T. Baughman
United States
Columbus
Ohio
Baughman
McCormick’s
Abbeville
Babbitt
Anderson
Cleveland rules out editors for postmasterhips in new policy
In Washington and Quincy dispatches the paper reports President Cleveland will not appoint editors to postmaster positions. The policy aims to keep newspapers aligned with administration views, with rare exceptions like Judge John Goode. Reports confirm opposition to rewarding prior Democratic officeholders.
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Wasuinaron
the Post
Cleveland
Bissell
Waasseington
Stemphill
South Carolina
John Goode
Virginia
Senate
Ile
Ministers Victimized by Clerical Cloth Swindle in Columbia
The State reports a swindle in Columbia where a man posing as a Chicago cloth dealer sold fabric and suits to ministers, wives, and congregants at extremely low prices. Clerical garments and carpets were offered. several pastors paid upfront or ordered suits, later finding the man vanished with samples.
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Columbia
S. C
Rascal
Bilkinz
Law
EB. A. Wingard
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Wingard
Ife
Ward
Chicago
Manchester
Ingland
Brussels
Winyard
Charleston
Me. Blackburn
Dr. Lindsay
Dr. Giradeau
J. A. Rice
Tadlock
the Theological Seminary
State Lunatic Asylum
Apache killings at Mount Vernon Barracks spark inquiry
At Mount Vernon Barracks Mobile County two Apache soldiers Elmo Dittoen and Fitz Duchey were found dead with heads crushed after a drinking incident. The fight involved W N Wise and Michael Cooney of the 12th Infantry. Preliminary trial under Commander McKinstry opened with testimony linking the accused to the incident.
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Mobile
Ala
Mount Vernon Barracks
Mobile County
Military Road
Elmo Dittoen
12Th Infantry
L’itz Duchey
Dittoen
Carlisle
W. N. Wise
Michael Cooney
Company G
Eric Spitty
Cittoen
Duchey
Menere
McKinstry
Secretary Morton to Clear Sinecures in Agriculture
Washington March 15 Secretary Morton of the Agriculture Department says he will run the department on a business basis. He will abolish several sinecure positions and not fill vacated posts. About sixty Seed Division employees are to be dismissed due to appropriations shortfall.
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Washington
Morton
Agricultural Department
Department of Agriculture
Ghastly Find At Louisville Depot Claims Eight Bodies
Freight workers at the Newport News and Mississippi Valley depot report eight human bodies packed in four barrels found this afternoon. Five are men and three are women. Officials are unsure if foul play is involved or if the remains were destined for medical dissection.
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Louisviliii
Newport News and
Mississippi Valley
Murder at Shelby Iron Works Sparks Chase
In Birnaunawama Alabama on March 10 John McLanahan, described as a drunken negro, shot and killed foreman R M Hillard after being discharged. He fled when officers pursued him and was later killed by a volley from W A Wilburn, an engineer, who demanded surrender.
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Birnaunawama
Ala
Shelby Iron Works
John McLanahan
R.M. Hillard
Hilliard
MecLanahan
Ife
W. A. Wilburn
McLankhan
Armour Endorses Keeley Treatment for Alcoholism
A San Francisco Examiner letter quotes P D Armour endorsing Keeley Institute remedies as proven to cure diseases from alcohol and opium excess. He notes his belief in the treatment after observed results and mentions two Keeley Institutes in South Carolina at Columbia and Aiken with graduates cured of whiskey habits.
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Leslie Ki
Keeley
Paitre D. Armounr
Mr. Armour
D. Armour
O. N. Ramsey
Colored man wins Wannamaker medal in mail service
Edward Burns, a North Carolina native and former Army veteran, won ex Pest master General Wannamaker's gold medal for proficiency in the railroad mail service. He processed 1 003 postbag cards with no errors on the Sacramento and Redding division of the Southern Pacific at speed of fifteen cards per minute.
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Wasilington
Wannamaker
Edward Burns
Sacramento and
Redding
Southern Pacific
Texas
Burn
Burns
Arizona
Ile
Cooper Cleared in Self-Defense Murder Verdict
In Sumter South Carolina on March 10 the State tried Willie Cooper for the October killing of Albert Montgomery during a cotton dispute. The jury found Cooper not guilty after about ten minutes of deliberation, ruling the shooting was in self defense.
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Sumten
S. C
Willie Cooper
Albert Montgomery
Cooper
Montgomery
Manion Town Exiles Crow After Threats and School Attack
D W Crow and his daughter, who ran a school for Black children, were driven from Neba after anonymous threats and property destruction. The schoolhouse was overturned last Saturday night. Crow left town today as citizens seek the culprits behind the intimidation and assassination fears.
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Manion
N. C
D. WW
Crow
Neba
Ile
Pianos and Organs Offered by N W Trump in Columbia
The ad promotes Steinway Sons and Mason Hamlin pianos and organs from Sterling and other brands. It touts lowest prices, simple one price policy, five year guarantee, and free complete outfit with freight paid both ways on a fifteen day trial. Catalog requests invited from N W Trump, Columbia, South Carolina.
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Steinway & Sons
Mathushek
Mason & Hamlin
Sterlin
Mason and Hamlin
Sterling
N. W. Trump
Columbia
8. C
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