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Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1892

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Finger of God sermon draws vast Tabernacle crowd at Dr. Talmage

Dr. Talmage preaches at the Tabernacle on Exodus seven nineteen, declaring Providence behind plagues and events. He urges readers to discern the finger of God in daily life and national affairs, promising heavenly joy beyond earthly wealth and urging moral renewal amid cholera fears.

Drookyn Tabernacle Memphis Irs Philadelphia God Mount Sinai Fiager Canaan Lot Muatthias Earbry Isabout Peper Sam Christian Association Christ Moscow Russia

Betting on the Election in New York Oct 20

Report describes four years ago brisk betting on a presidential race with Col. I L Swords leading a Republican syndicate at the Hoffman House. He wagered thousands on Harrison and Cleveland, planning to load more money as the race developed, while others noted slow action and shifting odds in New York and Indiana bets.

New York Cleveland Carrison Col. I. L. Swords Republican National Committee Hluffman Cleveland Inen Col. Swords Hloffman Louse Ltarrison Hoffman House Larrison Swords Pitth Avenue Billy Edwards Prof. Edwards Indiana

Selma Denies Douglas Assault Charge In 1860 Visit

Selma Alabama mayor H I Sewaran issues a public denial of R F McCullough Jackson Mississippi claim that Stephen A Douglas was assaulted in Selma during his 1860 southern tour. He recalls Douglas reception as ovation with ladies guiding Mrs Douglas and a improvised stand speech, asserting no stigma on Selma and naming local figures who testified to the cordial welcome.

Selma Ala National Economist R. Fy MceCulloush Jackson Miss Stephen A. Douglas South Douglas Alabama IF. McCullough wAln A. M. Foulkes Creneral Edmund W. Pettus Messia T. A. Wall Red. Davidson John Ek Goodwin James I. Holley J. St. Backer W. P. Welsh Johm Fellows John A. Sehal A.M. Foulkes McCullough Jel John ‘I. Morgan H.i.s8aewanr Cincago Jackson Park Wabesh Avenue Morton Palmer National Committee the Ginbotham Supreme Court Congress Hardie Donly Hundley Annie M. Lostick Sallie Lathulah Smith Louise Worth Mary Bell Neate Beck Reed Ingram Florida Mesdames Falton Olmsted McLaws Lamar Cornelian Jackson Dheorpin Mesdames Kidder and Rice Sallie Seolten Virginia Devine North Carolina Mesdames Brayton Nom Soo Perry South Catrolina Lynch West Virginie Washington Park United States Drip Carr Seventh Cavalry Custer Palemer Sirgeprinbotham Lero Cardinal Gibbons Powler Calfornia Methodist Caures Whiathy George S. Davis Chicago Washburne Sarah Lemoyne Harriet Monroe Potter Palmer Lady Maanagers Higginbotham Columbian Committee

Legislature previews key issues for the approach session

In Columbia a stock of major measures faces approval including county government reform abolishing county commissioners. Prohibition fights loom in the House and Senate. State debt refunding and sinking fund plans tied to phosphate royalties also dominate, with Governor Tillman in demand as a national speaker.

Columbia, & C John Gray Evans Ile Tle House Senate Lelease Newberry County Prohibitioniste Creenville Glen Parley Farley Clemson College Lue State Tillman North Carolina State Committee Harrity North Carolina Ife New York Dickinson Tennessee South Carolina News and Courier

Plot to murder Jerry Simpson sparks guard arrangements

Wicarra Kansas October 26 report describes letters from E K Cole of Harper Kansas offering 2000 to Robert Swivel for killing Jerry Simpson chairman of the People's party. Letter bears I A P and postmarks from Troy and Emporia. Swivel's name appears to be assumed, mail delivered to a person using that alias. People's party members alarmed and Simpson to receive a body guard through campaign end.

Kansas Jerry Simpson Swivel Robert Swivel People’s Party Simpson

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