Bricks Without Straw Sermon on Exodus Lifts Slaves to Freedom
A Brooklyn pulpit sermon portrays Egyptian oppression and the Exodus tale as God’s justice. The preacher likens modern workers facing “bricks without straw” to Hebrew slaves and warns against oppression in labor, church, and home while urging faith in divine deliverance.
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Chief Clerk Phackstoun Out Over Two Months
In Columbia new notes say Phackstoun, chief clerk in the Office of Education, has been absent over two months. The Padmette School Journal controversy drew state criticism. Mayfield reports Phackstoun will not return and has not resigned, leaving questions about accounts and his role.
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Phosphate Inspector Reports State Rock Exports to Foreign Markets
The Phosphate Inspector filed the annual report to the Phosphate Commission noting most phosphate rock from this state ships abroad. Florida producers push goods to foreign markets while Florida phosphate is highlighted as a rival. Total rock shipped last year reached a high but exact figures are unclear. Several companies act to reduce royalties by ordering rock to lower grades, and overdue royalties amount to 24,000 dollars.
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Murder in Georgiana County Stirs Town
Nov 2 in Georgiana a man and his wife were found dead in bed with a bloodied axe nearby. Authorities say a band of bushwhackers known to operate in the area are blamed for the murder and two earlier killings. A sheriff and posse scour the countryside amid great excitement.
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Tragic Jump at City Hospital Shocks Baltimore
Luury Warder, a hospital patient, leaped from a fourth story window striking Neal Cool colored on the head. Warder was briefly stunned, then bounded away and fled the scene.
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Democratic sweep in New York and mixed results elsewhere
Last Tuesday's elections produced a strong Democratic majority in New York with estimates around forty to fifty thousand. Across the nation, Ohio stayed Republican, Massachusetts and Virginia leaned Democratic, and Kansas, Maryland, Mississippi, and New Jersey showed varied returns, with Democrats gaining in several states and Republicans holding others.
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Supreme Court
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Washington reaction to last week’s election in 1890s
News and Courier reports mixed party reactions with Democrats pleased in Washington while Republicans flag in national races. Analysts note McKinley tariff effects on mills and farmers, and discuss strategic campaigns in New York and Ohio, with calls to nominate McKinley or Cleveland and focus on tariff issues.
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St Louis Cotton Exchange Demands Equal Views on Cotton News
The St Louis Cotton Exchange board resolves that the Associated Press must stop daily cotton news based on speculative deals unless it also presents the views of producers merchants and factors who own the cotton. The exchange demands producers’ representatives have equal voice with those dealing in phantom cotton.
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Frightful wreck on Ultima Thule railroad. Captain Week killed
A derailment near Arkadelphia Ark yesterday on the Ultima Thule line killed railroad superintendent Captain Jack Week and seriously injured several passengers as the caboose jumped the track and rolled down an embankment.
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