Madrigal of Love in The Heart’s Eternal Light
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Pickens Sentinel in Pickens, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1894
Page
3
Everlasting Life sermon stirs Brooklyn crowd for rest not here
Rev. Talmage rings through the press with the sermon theme Everlasting Life from Micah 2 10 urging listeners to join a spiritual crusade toward a living Jesus. He contrasts worldly wealth and status with rest in heaven, recounting historical figures’ fates and inviting all to the regiment of redeemed souls.
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Brooklyn
de. Talmage
Australia
Oll
Cape Ilattleiag
Man of Fortune
Wobator
Ile
Marah
Burns
Napoleon
Europe
Versailles
St. Helens
Job
Sheridan
Britain
Bablon
Thebes
Nineveh
Ariana
California
Holy Sepulcher
Christ
Jesus
Lee
Ifo
Paul
Payson
New Covering for Cotton Sugar Sack Bagging Debate
The Cotton Exchange officially allows sugar bag cloth for cotton covers, rejecting any discrimination against sugar bagging. Protests from jute manufacturers and some Eastern spinners prompted inquiries, but the board urged patron choice and noted no decisive shift unless bagging types cause clear losses. Farmers and European buyers pushed for sugar bagging as cheaper and better protected, while the Mariners’ Alliance had no official position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Managers
Richard Stedenberg
Cotton Exchange
Mariners’ Alliance
Farmers’ Alliance
Charleston
D. C
Sle
Walter ‘I. Miller
the Exchange
Butler withdraws Senate bid triggering November fight
South Carolina headlines report Senator M. G. Butler withdrawing from the Democratic primary and vowing to wage a November battle. The move, framed as opposition to primary processes, stirs talk of negro influence and political upheaval across Columbia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Senate
Columbia
South Carolina
General Butler
D. N. Lumpkins
State Democratic Executive Committee
Uprising of Negroes Near Vances Sparks Orangeburg Tension
An embryo race riot near Vances in Orangeburg County prompted Governor Tillman to issue orders as Santee Rifles were readied to quell unrest. Telegrams from Trial Justice Whetsell and Lieutenant Evans described a threatened strike by negroes over cotton prices and a violent response by both sides. The episode ended without major bloodshed as white authorities asserted control and prepared warrants against rioters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vances
Astern
Orangeburg County
Tillman
Whetsell
Starlin City
St. ‘Cullman
Winersenn
M. R.evana
Santee Lillemen
Columbia
O. B
Tharlin City
R. Tillman
Evans
M. I. Evans
Tsarlin City
L. A. Tiluman
Parlers
Columbia Register
Orangeburg
Megro
Peter Pelzer
A. Ri. Rhame
Ile
Veter Polysr
Vance’s
J’elzer
Court of General Sessions
Santea
Weather and crop prospects after week ending August 27
State observers report cooler than normal temperatures due to cloudiness, with average weekly temperatures within two degrees of normal. Sunshine was below average, rainfall was local but somewhat well distributed with varietal totals from trace to nearly four inches. Hail and wind damaged crops in Sumter and Greenville, with cotton and corn losses in multiple counties and two weeks of high water disrupting Darlington communications. Cotton shows mixed prospects by soil, corn outlook varies, tobacco damaged early, rice counties steady, syrup making off expectations, crops like potatoes and pasture doing well, and farmers preparing land for winter and spring crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Oakwood
Greenville
Orangeburg
Sumter
Greenville County
Darlington County
Darington
Senator Wolcott Reports On Silver Question Abroad
Senator Wolcott and his wife and stepson arrived aboard the Normandie from New York. He said his trip covered France Germany and England where bimetallism opinions varied. Germany favored it but would wait for England’s lead. England’s leaders discussed Indian policy. Gladstone opposed. Rosebery silent. He predicted a near international agreement on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FeirGomashee
Wok’cott
Colorado
Normandie
Wolcott
Mingland
France
Germany
England
Balfour
Chamberlain
Gladstone
Lord Rosebery
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Burner
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the Register
Tompkins
W. W. Price
Sompkins
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M.C. Burner
John G. Capers
Senatorutler
Democratic Party
Hntler
Capers
Tillmanite
Richland
Georgetown
Beaufort
Edgefield
Ludar
Jana
State Bureau
UCR
Ted
Tawae
Hallam
Nata Rugigy
Bswe
Prand
The
Tozer
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