Nile Sermon Echoes at Brooklyn Tabernacle Tour
The preacher surveys the Nile and ancient Egypt to confirm scripture, recounting the White and Blue Nile sources, Memphis and Thebes ruins, and Alexandria’s library. He links biblical prophecy to modern cities, warns against decadence, and urges faith, reform, and revival.
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Nile
White Nile
Kilma- Njaro
Egype
Egypt
Abyssinia
Juve
Joseph
Mississippi
North America
Amazon
South America
Danube
Europe
Yenisei
Asia
Mediterranean Sea
Isaiah
Therodotus
Alexandria
Alexander the Great
New York
Paris
London
Paul
Neve Mark
Nero
Melita
Alexander
Learry
The
Murad Bey
Napoleon
Myle
Cairo
Mohammed
Canala
Vharach
Phus
Pharoah
Hagar
Rebecca
Esau
Canaan
Willderness
Memphis
Thebes
Zyptiterate
Reiter
Moses
Atles
Phebes
Babylon
Palestine
Syria
Prue
Joppa
Dead Sea
Jerusalem
Damascus
Greece
Ptolemy
Athens
Proimetheus
Christ
Karnic
Tlow
Rameses
Mayot
Carus
Migdel
Hierapolis
Zoan
Goshen
Carthage
Beaufort debt report exposes defalcations and deficits
A citizens meeting in Beaufort chaired by Major W N Lockwood examined the town debt and the deficit from the late treasurer. The report cites a total bonded debt of 89,000 and a deficit of 5,432.32, with 1,361.0 tied to endorsed salary orders. The investigation suggests deeper deficits prior to the last thirteen months and notes a 5000 reward proposal for the intendant’s capture was rejected.
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Thos
Walsh
I. A. Scheper
Taylor
S. Bo ‘Aytor
Philadelphia
OS. J. Bampfield
Remarkable forgery case ties prison escape to fake release letter
Charles 23 Stoddard, jailed in Hudson County for check forging, was freed by a fraudulent petition and letter from alleged Covington residents and Bablist Beadle lawyers. The scheme claimed a plot by Stoddard’s stepfather to gain his estate, using signatures of officials to secure amnesty and funds. Governor Buchanan ordered Tennessee to seek custody. Stoddard faces ten years in New Jersey prison before possible transfer to Tennessee.
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Jersey City
N. J
Charles
Stoddard
Iludson County
Henry L. Davis
Nashville
Tracy City
Tennessee
Buchanan
Abbott
New Jersey
Covington
Ni W. Babtist
Bablist& Beadle
Davis
Das. Sherrill
Tins
Babtist
Sherrill
Crovernor
Alliance
Filich
Yepton
S. L. Cockroft
2. Flippen
Circuit Court
Daniel Smith
Upton County
Babtista Beadle
Grint
Inns of
Pope Begins Reform and Appointments Across South
Greenville News reports Governor Pope issues a requisition for Charles Christopher, a colored suspect in Spartanburg larceny, detained in Asheville and to be moved to Spartanburg. The Assembly in Columbia reorganizes for a cotillion during fair week. Pope outlines tax and legal reforms, reducing solicitors and clerks, with new appointments including Covington and Wardlaw, and promises further staffing as needed.
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Columbia
le Cay
Qeb
North Carolina
Charles Christopher
Spartanburg
Christopher
Asheville
Assembly
Pope
J. M. Johnson
If. Nelson
O. L. Schumpert
Mo BP
Ansel
Vu. I. Covington
Florence
William Kelley
Charleston
James Furz
Barnwell
D. HW. Witherspoon
Blacksburg
Os. A. Vance
Taurens
Maury Sims
W. LY. Stack, Jr
R. ‘Tl
Townsend
Union
Greenville News
Terrific boiler explosion in Louisville kills one
A boiler explosion at the Louisville Gas and Electric lift plant kills fireman William J Adams and injures several others. The blast destroys a large section of the building, scatters burning debris toward nearby stores, and causes about half a million dollars in damages. Rescue crews fight fires across multiple structures as authorities assess losses and aid shaken workers and families.
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Louisville
William Jt. Adams
Louisville Is Company
Adams
Pic
Kauffman & Strait
Sol Dreyfus
Dreyfus
Carrie Dinkelspell
Lattioonis
Lena Sickles
Vialarin
Alariun
Couriers Journal
Avis
Courier-Journal
Coorsorth
Polytechnic Salvary
Courier- Journal
Polytechnic
J. W. Escott & Sons
Creroie
Vorter
Louisville Gas Company
Hhe
Alvance
John Mattei
Connellsville
Mattei
God and Lodgings
Distress in Sunbirsk and Sa nevi as relief fails
Reports from Sunbirsk and Sa nevi detail failure of relief and mismanaged funds. Protests say grain reserves are hidden and press censored while starving districts die. Some areas enjoy relief, others face neglect under patronage as officials conceal shortages.
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Russia
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Iosea
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Diodoris Rameses
Itolenia
Ammon
Osiris
Tiaplone
Imore
Bex
Wade E Limpton
Ame
Altianov
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Senate
Farmers’ Alliance
Pinladelvilla
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Guy’s
St. Thomas's
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Taenon
Dinies
Ti Mies
Loften
Perley
Tie
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Dean Hire
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Poeschy
Live Oak
Grierson Springs
Croceelt
Waseen
Jones
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Tom Wields
Willington
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Caylan Jones
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Tle
Launigsdon
Theo
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Iyan
C. Ss. Gadsden
J. A. Smythe
A. d. Roley
TL. J. Cade
Smythe
Gadsden
Romance
Clorks
Oa.eans
St. Philp
Dumane
Ursuline
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Canal Street
Ponchartrain
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