Solomon's Gardens and Bethlehem Sermon Tour
Dr. Talmage, in Brooklyn, delivers his sixth Palestine sermon under The Christian Herald, detailing Solomon's gardens, ancient waterworks, and three reservoirs near Jerusalem. He links Solomon's grandeur to Bethlehem's humble manger, urging readers to value the cradle and the Messiah.
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Brooklyn
Talmage
Palestine
Israel
Dr. Talmage
Jerusalem
King Solomon
Jersualem
Ilebron
Solomon
Imperial Gardens
Royal Gardens
Christ
Sheba
Marseilles
Arden
Bettehem
Metropol
Palace of
Lebanon
Bethlehem
Lord Shaftesbury
Walter Scott
Martin Luther
Daniel O'Connell
Oress
Washington
John Stoward
John Wesleys
John Knoxes
John Masons
Mary
Ciust
Helen
The Coat of Charity at the Fortress Night
A plain man lends his coat to a Russian sentry on a bitterly cold night. The man later dies and dreams Christ wearing the borrowed coat, hearing that his act clothed Him. The tale echoes a Bethlehem memory and a radiant star guiding ages.
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Christ
Bethlehem
Movement of cotton shows record October through New Orleans market
The October crop statement from the New Orleans Cotton Exchange reveals the largest monthly movement in trade history with 1,731,803 bales brought to sight in October, far surpassing 1,631,219 in 1889. Receipts at all U S delivery ports and inland stocks rose, while Northern spinners bought 145,683 bales over two months, signaling rapid distribution amid rising exports and tight domestic stocks.
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New Orleans
Lester
United States
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Seaboard
Albany Police Court Hears Abusive Husband Case
A husband named John McDonald is arrested after years of tormenting Julia McDonald who, as Julia Morey originally, reveals a complex family history. Julia, formerly Julia Morey and Julia Cummings, recounts wartime separations, a hidden son, multiple marriages, and a long pursuit by McDonald who bore an alias to hide their relationship. No divorces were pursued by any party.
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Jerusalem
Nezekiah
Bethesda
Baalbee
Nahum
Job
Cairo
Egypt
Belzoni
Harvey
Solomon
Starvey
Isaiah
Cleopatra
Albany
John McDonald
Julia McDonald
John Anthon Morey
Julia
John Morey
Morey
John Cummings
Cummings
McDonald
Massachusetts
Gala Charleston festival boosts economy and crowds
Charleston police and merchants report a bustling festival week with about 25,000 visitors. Attendees spent an estimated $250,000 in town while Pain's Last Days of Pompeii performances netted around $11,000 in receipts. Expenditures include $5,000 raised by L Arthur O Neill for exclusives and oyster consumption surpassing 15,000 bushels across restaurants.
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Charleston
L. Arthur O'Neill
Pain
Pompeii
Democratic Sweep Across Nation Signals Strong Congress
The Evening World and other papers project a Democratic majority in the Fifty-second Congress, with estimates ranging from 50 to 97 seats. Kansas, Minnesota, Montana, New York and Wisconsin show solid gains for Democrats while Illinois, Delaware, Missouri and various states report sweeping victories. The nationwide result suggests a decisive shift in power, as Democrats secure most congressional seats and state offices.
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New York
Evening World
Mail and Express
Thevening Sun
Ingalls
Kansas
KaNsAs City
Farmers’ Alliance
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Snider
Castle
Congress
Hall
D. J. Hall
Nlarries
Dunnell
Montana
Halena
Steele
Democratic State Committee
Dixon
Walker
Republican Committee
Carter
Concord
N. I
McKinney
Daniel
Moore
Illinois
Amberg
Wilson
Edwards
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Raab
Little Delaware
Wilmington
Dun
Neynolds
Causey
Senate
House
United States
Associated Press
Coomis
Brooklyn
Coombs
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
George W. Peck
Oslo
Columbus
McKinley
Foster
Iare
Keystone
Philadelphia
Pattison
Delamater
Water
Stewart
Nebraska
Omana
Boyd
Alliance
Omaha
McKeighn
Bryan
Dorsey
Bay State
Boston
the Globe
Massachusetts
M. Russell
Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Maryland
North Carolina
Kentucky
Louisiana
West Virginia
Tennessee
Virginia
Texas
Mississippi
New Jersey
Proud of his countrymen and Cleveland on election
Ex president Grover Cleveland, in New York, hails the election results as a vote for tariff reform and lower living costs. He praises Democratic unity, argues the party must press tariff justice, and supports ballot reform while suggesting minor improvements to reduce multiple ballots. He commends the public’s reasoned choice and rejects corruption.
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New York
Associated Press
Cleveland Today
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Congressional meetings before short session announced
Washington officials announce the House Appropriations Committee will meet at the Capitol Thursday at noon to prepare appropriation bills ahead of the short session. The Treasury reports silver sales of 1,055,000 ounces and purchases of 370,000 ounces. Postmaster General Wannamaker says no extra session is expected, though the President would decide.
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Washington
Cannon James C. Courts
Itouse Committee On Appropriations
Capitol
Congress
Treasury
Wannamaker
Associated Press
Anoa Maner
Fire destroys depot at Gainesville in early morning blaze
Fire at Gainesville Florida destroys the freight depot of the Florida Southern Railroad and damages merchandise to the extent of several thousand dollars. The papers and safe were saved. The structure belonged to the Savannah Florida and Western Railroad and was insured. A box car on the track was burned and several others damaged.
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Gainesville
Fla
Pacey
Florida Southern Railroad
Savannah, Florida and Western Railroad Company
The Farmers Alliance Leader in Atlanta Exposition Rally
Col L L Polk, president of the National Farmers Alliance, arrives in Atlanta to address Alliance days at the Piedmont exposition. He praises the yeomanry, warns of dollar influence, and cites a united farmer-centered future as crucial to American progress amid cross-party tensions. The speech references unity between former Union and Confederate veterans and notes the Alliance spans 35 states with over 2.6 million members.
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Atlanta
Col. L. L. Polk
National Farmers’ Alliance
Tam
Georgia
Thas
Republic
Jay Gould
America
eTroat
Brethren of the Northwest
National Armers’ Alliance
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