Bible Free Will vs Predestination Debate Sparks Sermon
Rev. Dr. Henry Van Dyke argued in New York that salvation is worked out by individuals, opposing Calvinist predestination. He cited Scripture as the authority and urged readers to judge doctrine by biblical texts, not theological deduction.
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New York
Henry van Deke
Brick Presbyterian Church
Fatalem
van Dyke
Presbyterian Church
AA. Hedge
St. Paw
Allan Reeta
Rhineeron
Critics Exalting The Bible By Higher Criticism Lecture
Prof Charles Briggs argues Sunday night that the Bible must be tested beyond church authority to determine if it is the word of God. He distinguishes higher criticism from textual study and notes obstacles faced by orthodox critics in evaluating scripture.
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Briggs
Briaid
New York
Spectel
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Charles Briggs
Meredith Stanley Falls From Cincinnati Bridge in Fatal Jump
Meredith Stanley leaped from the Cincinnati and Covington bridge into the Ohio River, a private purse attempt forgotten as the crowd keeps the promised reward. He lies injured and unable to talk, his wife having refused to join the leap earlier for reasons of the sum and cold water.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Meredith Stanley
Cincinnati and Covington
Stanley
Chespeake and Ohio
ALL BACK IN JAIL Three Mississippi Desperadoes Recaptured
Three Mississippi hold up suspects Brooks Story Sam and Sebe Russell were arrested in Lexington after escaping jail and recaptured in Yazoo and Sharkey counties. Detective Jackson pursued Story through harsh terrain and secured his arrest at a farmer’s house after a two day reconnaissance. The men had previously robbed a Durant express shipment of 2595 dollars and faced lengthy sentences, with two already jailed and later re captured.
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Jackon
Miss
Sebe
Sam
Jackson
Story
Atlanta
Sharkey County
Flour train shipping to aid starving Russia from Philadelphia
Tomorrow Du luth Imperial Mill Company will ship 1 1/2 carloads of flour from their Buffalo warehouse to Samuel Bell & Sons in Philadelphia. The train will carry banners declaring the shipment is for starving Russia and will proceed aboard the American Line steamship Todiana, sailing February 20 under the American flag.
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Buffalo
Duluth Imperia] Mill Company
Samuel Bell & Sons
Philadelphia
Russia
American Line
Todiana
Pork imports freed from US inspection certificate rule
Paris reports Havre importers of American pork secured the repeal of the order that required a United States inspector certificate before landing. Pork can now be landed at importer’s convenience with no mandatory certificate.
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Paris
Havre
United States
School Furniture Firm Expands Capital and Purchase
Ceatenco Feb 14. United States School Furniture Co raises capital from 250000 to 2000000. Most top school furniture makers sold their plants to the company. The officers deny forming a trust.
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Ceatenco
United States School Furniture Company
Typhus Cases Reach Seventy-Two in New York City
New York on February 14 reports two more typhus infections bringing total cases to 72 in the city. Health officials confirmed the uptick after late-night testing at 10 30.
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New York
Pittsburgers Registered at New York Hotels
A list of Pittsburgh residents staying at multiple New York hotels includes J. W. Aland at Sturtevant, E. M. Chartiman at St. Denis, B. E. Cluler at Sturte vant House, G. E. Collins at Holland House, F. W. Gerdes at Hotel Vendome, H. Gerding at Union Square, Mrs. H. A. Gilmore at Gilsey House, J. F. Grones at Westminster, and many others across the city’s leading inns. The roundup names guests at the Gilsey House, Imperial, Den is, and other landmarks.
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New York
J. F. Grones
Westminster
F. G. Harding
Colemar
C.J. Mes
Gilsey
E. F. Jackman
Fit
Avenue
W. K. Jennings
Fifth Avenue
A. B H. Keith
St. Denis
J. W. Keffer
Sturtevant Norse
I. L. Little
Hoffman House
J. 8. Mahon
Hotel Imperial
T. Marshall
G.cook
Union Square
J. Gizrard
Tremont
P. Rs
G. N. Riley
Marlborough
A. L. Sailor
C. Schwarm
Gilsry
T. P. Simpson
Irvin
T. Spranll
Hoel Imperial
W. N. Stahl
St. Stephens
S. C. Weiskopf
J.P. Young and Wife
Continental
Fire losses mount across towns report widths and names
Fire record lists eight buildings burned at New Burnside Alabama with losses near 17000. Philadelphia lithograph house of Charles HL Elliott damaged 10000 insured. Av Enon Valley Lawrence County and 5 Lawton general store sustained 4000 insured. Norfolk Virginia city stable and forage losses 35000 partly insured. H L Boyd storeroom fire at Center Avenue traced to stove pipe with minor damage. Fire at Fred Morors residence Butler and Fiske caused about 2 worth of damage. Moorhead McClane iron mill pump house burned completely. Locust Gap Colliery Mt Carmel Philadelphia and Reading Co mine partially destroyed with large potential layoffs.
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New Burnside
Philadelphia
Charles HL. Elliott
Norfolk
H. L. Boyd
Center Avenue
Boxei
Fred Morors
Butler and
Fiske
Moorhead & McCloane
Times
Mt. Carmel
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Locust Gap
Baseball clubs begin early spring drills for 1892 season
Active preparations for the 1892 baseball championship spread as teams charter moves to Southern resorts for outdoor workouts. Giants, Brooklyns, Clevelands, and Chicago squads plan early March departures to Hot Springs and Florida while managers wager on outcomes and seek key players amid heated rivalries.
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New York
Hot Springs
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
South
Giants
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Brooklyns
Florida
Ward
Clevelands
Chicagos
Georgia
Crinks
New Yorks
Talcott
Erry
Lovett
Haddock
Inks
Tom Daly
Don Dalley
Kinslow
Bronthers
Corcoran
Joyce
Burns
Collins
Griffin
Foutz
Pittsburg Backs Camp as Promising New Pitcher
In Cixerswats on February 14 special dispatch W. T. Crowell, a former Seattle pitcher, commends Winfield Scott Camp as a potential asset for Pittsburg. He notes Camp’s puzzling, fast delivery and compares him to Kid Nichols and Aiton Chamberlain. Crowell also mentions his own plans to return to Altoona and his parallel career as an insurance solicitor.
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Pittsburg
Winfield Scott Camp
W. T. Crowell
Seattle
Nichols
Aiton Chamberlain
Will Crowell
Altoona
Croes
Philadelphias
Crowell
Count Macllane
Welterweights Ryan and Needham in Top Form for New Orleans Bout
Tommy Ryan the welterweight champion trains at the Young Men's Gymnastic Club ahead of the March Metropolitan Club bout. Needham under Mike Conley’s guidance also weighs in near target, with hands protected. Both fighters report strong conditioning for the championship clash.
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New Orleans
Tommy Ryan
America
Neothum Ie
Mike Conly
Debate Over A A U Split Draws Local Interest
Local amateur athletes show mixed views as leading clubs withdraw from the A A U. The mood favors union unity, though one athlete criticizes the A A U for autocratic control and high fees. He argues smaller clubs would still support the national body and fund boxing events.
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Manhattan
New York
Olympic Club Puts Forward Corbett Match Bid in March
New Orleans report says the Olympic Club issued a strong statement on a recent interview about Jim Corbett’s stance on accepting a club offer to fight in a six round bout on March 2 against Charlie Mitchell. The move aims to include Corbett as two local heavyweights already contest positions.
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New Orleans
Olympic Club
Jim Cor- Dee
Charlie Mitchell
Corbett
Stelnitz and Tachn Draw In Tense Havana Chess Match
Havana February 4 Stelnitz again tied the score by reaching the 38th point after 39 moves in a closely fought chess contest. The opening was 1 Kek BB as recorded, leaving the score 2 to 2 with Stelnitz at 7 Tach n also at 7 and drawn at 4.
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Havana
Stelnitz
City visit by Curiaco and St. Lonia club officials
Curiaco and Chris Von der Abe along with George Munson secretary of the St. Lonia Ball Club toured the city yesterday. They met officials and discussed plans while the boss expects to roksestenatte for a requent of his hell.
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Curiaco
Chris von der Abe
George Munson
St. Lonia
Park Echoes On Baseball Fortune And League Ties
In a muted exchange the park voices the standard pitch that baseball offers wealth for magnates while Ho e defends a NL affinity and hints at American Association ties. The remarks reflect ongoing league tensions and business buzz surrounding the game.
Connie Mack Contract Standoff With Local Club Deepens
Talks stall as Connie Mack delays reply to Be letters. Local club officials insist he must sign for 2700 dollars to play locally or be barred from any other team. The New York Club shows interest and may negotiate with the two clubs.
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New York
Boston
Pittsburg
Richardson
Ben Grant
Wagners
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Mack
Ruckerberger
Fight Ends in KO as Everbarts Beats Thomas in Lafayette
The long anticipated bout at the Lafayette Athletic Club pitted Michael Thomas of Lafayette against John Everbarts of New Orleans. Everbarts won in the Mth round by a clean knockout, delivering a decisive finish early in the match.
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Trs
Michael Thomas
Lafayette
John Everbarts
New Orleans
Lafayette Athletic Club
Everbarts
Sporting Notes Previewing Matches and Bets Across Athletics
The notes survey betting heats with McChtery vs Corbett prospects and a Huston to New York rowing voyage. It mentions Fitzsimmons and Maher hype, future water polo and rowing plans, and racing engagements for EpCOMRICK and Alryon. Also notes about Melbourne weight throw, Temple’s shifting league standings, and upcoming Chicago athletic entertainment.
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Epcomrican
Stoke
Howens
Evan Lewie
New York
Melbourne
Colonel Temple
Cincincinnati
Comiskey
Pittsburg
Anson
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveand
St. Louis
Baltimore
Louisville
The Tennessee Situation and Coal Creek Standstill
Dispatch from Knoxville on February 14 describes ongoing labor talks at Coal Creek over a cooperative plan at Briceville with Tennessee Mining Company. If talks fail, property may pass to Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company for convict labor. Widespread shootings target the military camp, miners deny involvement, while the state bears heavy costs guarding the convicts and camp.
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Tenn
Coal Creek
Tennessee Mining Company
Briceville
Co-Operative Plain
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Beards and Beliefs in a Shaved Bishop’s Talk
Dr. Talmage discusses biblical injunctions on beards, noting Leviticus warnings to Israel and Aaron’s descendants. He explains his own beard-shaving, details on shaving habits, and asks why Roman Catholic priests are typically clean shaven. The exchange touches symbolism and expression through facial hair.
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Dr. Talmage
Israel
Aaron
Talmage
New Era of the Brook Powers Windermere Turbine
A small stream named Coonsey Beck in northern England is described as the first no mover for electric generation. Its water falls at Windermere Lake site to turn a turbine connected to a dreamo shaft, sending current via telegraph poles to lakefront launches and boats, avoiding coal and smoke.
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Windermere Lake
England
Coonsey Beck
Windermere
Old World Conspiracy on Free Coinage and Silver
A legislative report argues for restoring silver coinage to bi metal standards, detailing alleged conspiracies to suppress silver, the impact on gold, and the economic balance. It cites treasury and bank holdings, global monetary fears, and the supposed benefits of free coinage for creditors, debtors, and labor.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Inet
Bartine Reviews Silver Question In Free Coinage Debate
Report by Mr. Bartine of Nevada outlines a comprehensive examination of silver policy. He argues free coinage would not flood the United States with cheap silver and cites European and Indian financial conditions to support his view.
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Nevada
House
Europe
India
Weather forecast for Water Pennsylvania Ohio outlines snow and cold
A cloudy forecast for Water Pennsylvania and Ohio with snow flurries along the lakes. Northwest winds bring a cold wave and generally fair conditions elsewhere. West Virginia expects northwest winds and a cold spell, with cool, fair weather Monday. Temperature shows a high near 44 and a low around 45 with possible rain and a mix of snow.
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Pensylvenia
Ohio
Shorr
West Virginia
River News and Notes Telegraphs Tie Dip ATeh
Weather cloudy and rain fell all day in Louisville. The river remained stationary with feet on the falls and canal readings given. The Kansas bound from Cincinnati passed down to New Orleans. The Tom Reed and Mariner moved coal tows. the Tom Reed will head to Indiana and the Mariner to be relieved here. The Mizemery for Cincinnati was the only boat out today.
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Louisville
State of Kansas
Ciheinnati
Passert
New Orleans
Tom Reed
Mariner
Pittsburg
Iney
Cheinnati
River Gauge Reports From Morgantown Brownsville Warkhen
Upper gauges show river levels with Morgantown at five feet stationary, Brownsville at five feet four inches and falling, and Warkhen at one point six feet. Thermometer readings include 48 at by and 42 at 4 PM.
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Katning
Brownsville
Eatning
River Conditions Report From Parkersburg and Cincinnati
Heavy rains raise streams across the region with logs on the Lith Kanawha and the Ohio rising. Reports note vessels arriving and departing in Cincinnati and Parkersburg as rivers show varying levels and cooler, cloudy weather in St. Louis and New Orleans.
A Family Menagerie With a Preacher Imitating Daniel
The Big Indian Catskills scene features William Du Boise and his three-bear cage. One cub survived birth after the male bear killed two. the lone cub is bottle-fed at home. Mrs Du Boise pets the bears. Rev C H Travis visited and entered the den, escaping scratched. He preached on Courage and Self-Reliance.
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New York
Brooklyn
Catskills
Ulster and Delaware
Big Indian
William du Boise
Mr. du Boise
Walter resigns as B&O general superintendent to lead NY Lake Erie and Western
Alfred Walter, General Superintendent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, has left the service to become General Manager of the New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad. The B&O vacancy from his departure will not be filled for the present.
Dominion Envoys Expected Back From Washington
Ottawa dispatch reports that envoys Mackenzie Bowell Foster and Sir John Thompson with George E Foster will return Monday night or Tuesday morning. They reportedly arranged to pursue a reciprocity treaty and expect it to be concluded by Sir Julian Pauncefote.
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Ont
Washington
Mackenzie
Bowell
George E. Foster
John Thompson
Julian Pauncefote
Indignation Over Blaine Snub at Philadelphia Banquets
Philadelphia reacts to what is viewed as an intentional slight to Blaine by Attorney General Miller and Secretary Noble at Friday banquets. Prominent Republicans including Penrose, Porter, Becker and McManes condemn the omissions as a grave blunder that may affect Blaine’s political standing in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia.
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Blaine
Miller
Interior Noble
Pennsyvania Club
State Department
James McManes
Noble
Blaine City
Harrison
Penrose
Charles A. Porter
Mr. Waine
Mr. Blaine
Pennsylvania
Ellwood Becker
Cesar
Republicaan Party
Mississippi lawmaker plans Hill speech in capital visit
Representative Burkett of Mississippi will in the House introduce a joint resolution inviting Senator Hill to visit Jackson and deliver a speech on or before March 1. The piece notes party dynamics and Hill as a favored Democratic ticket option, with a prior poll showing Cleveland ahead. Senator Hill later traveled to Albany instead of Washington.
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Miss
Burkett
State Alliance
House
Senator Hill
Mississippi
Hill
Dewocrat
Alliance Democrats
Ninetentha
Order
Democrace
Boies
Iowa
Fulmer
Tinois
Malorne
Uray
Democratic Party
Cleveland
New York
David B. Hill
Washington
Albany
Calvin Brice
Let Advertise menta In The Dispatch Columns
A brief note invites readers to use the Dispatch columns to find housing and other listings. The column suggests consulting the paper to locate the home or room for rent or sale that fits the reader’s needs.
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Valentine Advertising Teases Value At $14 Cheviot Suit
Disappointed Some Delighted surveys charm of sentiment as Our customers always delighted and perfectly satisfied. Home Made Black Cheviot suit offered at 14 dollars with free repair if broken within a year. Mr I Jackson returned from East trip. spring styles described as superb. early call invited.
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Adam
Mr. I. Jackson
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