Lesson of the Pyramid and Egyptian Tour Sermon
In Brooklyn the Tabernacle heard Dr Talmage preach the first in a series, tracing Isaiah’s pillar at the border of Egypt to the Great Pyramid of Gizeh. He depicts the pyramid as God’s first Bible, a witness to eternal work, and urges building the pyramid of righteousness through lasting acts remembered in heaven.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn ‘Tabernacle
Henry Eyre Browne
Denier
Egypt
Gizeh
Cthef
Pyramids
Acropolis
Greece
Attica
Alexandria
Cairo
Nile
Christ
Smyrga
Persia
Turkey
Sahara Desert
Dragoman
Ilis
Pyramid
Memphis
Kodak
Joseph
Mary
Hierodotus
Cologne
Strasburg
Rouen
St. Peter’s
St. Paul’s
al Mamoun
John Herschel
Napoleon
Professor Smyth
God
Isaiah
Mokattan
Asswan
Cheops
Noah
Sahara
Suil
Ecumenical Council
Washington
Earth
John Wesley
Peter Lohler
Cheops Wias
Matthew Cranswick
Lucknow
India
Havelock and Outram
Sir David Beard
Os Vasj Manizel
Moses
Red Sea
Cleopatra
Alexander the Great
Leastris
Ptolemy
Ilerodotus
Pliny
Sam
Lam
Lama
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Msonry
Ares
Historic Port Smith hangs and gallows tale from Burnett letter
In a personal letter from Wm. A. Burnett, Port Smith is described as historic with an old fort enclosed by twelve foot walls spanning about nine acres. The U S jail sits at the center, a gallows to the south, and a known hangman Malladon, about 65, earning 26 dollars per execution, with grim anecdotes of multiple hangings and a person crying after executions.
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Washington
Wm. A. Burnett
Port Smith
Burnett
United States
Malladon
Remembering Captain Ingraham and Koszta crisis days
In a nostalgic account from New York on October 2, the Navy’s old heroics are recalled through Duncan Ingraham of the St Louis and the 1853 Koszta affair in Smyrna. The piece recounts Ingraham’s naval career, the showdown with the Austrian ship Habsar, and the later honors, plus a Civil War note on his resignation to Confederate service and Charleston life.
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New Yor
United States Navy
Duncan Nathaniel Ingraham
Charleston
Paul Jones
Commodore Perry
Admiral Porter
Barbary States
Tle
Eldt
United States
Caribbean Sea
Yoon Ingrahda
Ingraham
Aew
Mediterranean
St. Louis
Whch
Ojorjean
Kossuth
Koszta
Turkey
Smyrna
New York
Unia
Woszta
Plato
Austran
Jroezia
Huszar
Nedessa
Archduke John
Martin Koszin
Lograham
Ine Grahan
Great Britain
Alster
Keszta
Penrest United States Alliecial
A Brown
Constantinople
Hazazar
Consul Brown
Svoiina
Fuzzar
William L. Marcy
Washington
M. Hulsemann
Austria
Congress
England
Asia
J. Clarcy Jones
Jones
Vienna
Mr. Jones
Navy Yard
Pensacola
Henry Laurens
John Randolph
New York Sun
Love at Midnight Wedding Ends in Tragedy
Louis Rollins a Brooklyn hardware salesman married Kate Narcross of Charleston Me at midnight as she lay dying from pneumonia after her father’s death left her his fortune. The ceremony, witnessed by a priest and friends, occurred hours before her death. Rollins, once a $2000-a-year worker, inherits nearly all of Narcross’s estate and returns to Somerville to settle affairs.
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Sterne
Achile
New York
Louis D. Rollins
Columbia Heights
Brooklyn
Martuarn
Roiliis
Charleston
Boston
William Narcross
Kate E. Narcross
Old Maine
Somerville
Mass
Kate Norcross
Rollins
Somervile
Mr. Rollins
Kate
Miss Narcross
Louis
Miss Norcross
West
Chambers Street
Sle
Chicago
Norcross
Academy
Lollins
Collins
Ife
Ile
Three Inter-Ocean reporters killed in Crete rail crash
Curcano Oct 15 dispatch from Crete IL reports Washburne Henry and McCafferty three Chicago Inter Ocean staffers killed instantly in a midnight Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad ride. They were aboard the locomotive with General Passenger Agent Stone when a misplaced switch sent the engine into a shed and the crew escaped.
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Stone
Mill Disaster at Manchester No.7 Mill Explodes
The Amoskeag No.7 mill fly wheel burst at 0.30 A.M. tearing through floors. Two people believed killed outright, a dozen badly wounded. Eleven girls worked in the drawing room. seven trapped. One died within hours, engineer Bunker found dead. Eleven in ashen ruins, one girl missing. more deaths possible.
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Manchester
N. IL
Amoskeag Corporation
Bunker
The Cotton Supply Report From New York
The total visible supply of cotton worldwide is 2,595,402 bales, with 2,216,802 bales American. This compares to last year totals of 1,919,078 and 1,428,078 respectively. Receipts and crop in sight figures are 442,814 and 1,804,380 respectively.
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New York
Lost Schooner Re A. laulane With All Aboard
The schooner Re A laulane under Captain Nickerson of South Chatham with seven crew members sailed from Newport News on August 28 for Galveston with coal and has not been heard from since. The report notes it is no doubt lost with all on board.
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Boston
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Llogia
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Gus Lider
Tremely
Huzzar
Brown
Tate
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Archduke
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