Power from on high calls Brooklyn and New York to a religious movement
Rev Dr Talmage urges a nationwide church revival to combat sin and preserve the Bible. He lauds 80,000 ministers, recalls historic awakenings, and pleads for intense prayer, unity, and a new era of evangelism to reach 500000 ready souls in key Atlantic cities.
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Talmage
Jerusalem
Brooklyn
New York
Church
Slcoholism
Apollyon
Bolier
Tam
America
Ona Bu
Jesus Christ
Bethlehem
Arabia
Mahomet
Christ
Golconda
Caroline Fry
Isabella Graham
Andrew Fuller
Daniel Baker Dr
Nettieton
Truman Osborn
Charles G. Finney
Somerville
N. J
Leas Secon
John Tillotson
Owen
Flavel
Baxter
Bunyan
England
Américas
William Cowper
Shaftesbury
Hobbes
Chubb
Wesleys
Lady Huntington
Atlantic
William Tennant
Gilbert Tennant
David Brainerd
New -York
Chatham Street Theatre
Chrisian
Burton
Chambers Street
Jesus
Jayne's Hall
Philadelphia
Fulton Street
New Orleans
Commissioner of Police
Albany
Court of Appeals
Omaha
Washington City
Pacific Coast
St. Lawrence
Gulf of Mexico
Cabo Ae
Music
Lyceum
Atlantic Coast
Blucher
Wellington
Bank of England
Heaven
Kingdom of God
Absalom
Pleasing Sense of Health and Strength Renewed
An advertorial note promotes Syrup of Figs as a natural cleansing remedy for costive or bilious conditions. Claims ease, comfort, and harmony with nature. Mentions available in bottles of one dollar and popular beer as an unusual product reference.
January Clearance Sale at The People's Store Fifth Avenue
The ad promotes a January clearance offering bargains in misses cloaks and children's jackets from Campbell & Dick. It mentions Rack Ale from Iron City Brewery as a local favorite and advertises O'K shoeblacking at ten cents across the area.
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Campbell & Dick
Iron City Brewery
Mwwr
Winter Term at Carry University Offers Classical and Normal Courses
The notice advertises Winter Term offerings at Carry University beginning January 5, featuring classical and normal studies, plus bookkeeping options. It mentions mail or telephone orders and references Camrbett & Dicz and the Iron City Brewnie Company in nearby promotions.
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Iron City Brewnie Company
Carry University
Borin
Quiet Quay and Cameron politics at New Year receptions
A Washington dispatch notes confusion over Senators Quay and Cameron positions on the elections bill. It recalls party role with remarks on public speech limits, then recounts New Year revelry incidents at official receptions including a Pennsylvanian mistaken for a servant and a heated wine request, plus a tale about three senator sons and a drunken escapade ending with police intervention.
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Conlesfon
Washington
Quay
Cameron
Colonel Shaw
Merton
John Hoy
Hoy
Thwarted Night at a City Jail Ends With Pledges
Two men and their companion were briefly jailed after a disrupted outing. Sobering up, they charmed the police captain, proved their identities, posted collateral, and were released with promises to reform for a year. Names listed as John Smith, John Thompson and John Brown.
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Jobn Smith
John Thompson
John Brown
Warring German Church Factions Clash in Chicago Courts
Judge Horton handles two church fights in Chicago on Saturday. In the First German Emanuel Church dispute anti-Esher faction led by Rev. Gottlieb Fuchs faces deposed bishop adversaries over authority and debts. Separately Englewood Presbyterian elders sue trustees while fearing rival pastors John De Witt and Hugh Spencer Williams may preach together.
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Chcaco
Horton
J. J. Esher
Gottlieb Fuchs
Fuchs
J. J. Ritter
Presbyterian
John de Witt
Hugh Spencer Williams
Fight for millions as heirs challenge Davis will
In Butte Montana on January 4 heirs to A. J. Davis announce a move to contest a supposedly lost will. They demand a commission to hear 22 Eldon Indiana witnesses and probe the will’s signing and the mother of an alleged illegitimate child.
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Butte
Mayxr
A. J. Davis
Helena
Henry A. Root
Marie Cummings
Davis
John A. Davis
Caroline Barrett
Deadlock in Allen sub-district school board meeting
The Allen sub-district school board in the Thirty-first ward attempted three objectives: to discuss a new schoolhouse, elect a Central Board of Education representative, and choose a teacher for room No 4. With six candidates, every member backed one candidate. fifteen ballots were cast with no choice, and the board adjourned after a late session.
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Allen Sub
Central Board of Education
He Could Not Inherit Case After Murder of Daughter
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled a father who murdered his daughter cannot inherit her land. Shellenberger claimed her share of 80 acres near Nebraska City and deeded rights to his attorney Frank Ransom. The court confirmed title to the son, finding the father's blood tainted by the crime.
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Lixcony
Nes
Supreme Court
Shellenberger
Nebraska City
Frank Ransom
Ransom
Mason
Lincoln
Faulk County Bank Failure Drops County Funds
Faulkton South Dakota January 4. The Faulk County Bank failed December 23 marking the third local bank collapse in three months and the worst of the trio. More than $13 000 in county money is lost with the bank and the county faces possible losses. In Allegheny a seven week old child Michael Keefer died from convulsions as deputy coroner Berry investigates the case. Horsford s Acid Phosphate is advertised and Baum Co advertises infant caps and other cold weather goods as Creaw ale and The Iron City beer are marketed.
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Faulkton
Faulk County
York Minster Revered Ground and Gothic Treasures Unveiled
Rev George Hodges tours York Minster noting holy ground atop a hill where King Edwin was baptized in 627. He describes the exterior towers, carved figures over the west door, and the grand interior with vast pillars, exquisite windows, and a cross-shaped plan.
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Esiwin
Northumbria
Paulinus
York Minster
Ower
Enig
Dinner to Lincoln at Corker Hill Farm
Vice President Frank Thomson of the Pennsylvania Railroad hosted Minister Robert T. Lincoln at Corker Hill Merion in recognition of his courtesy while Thomson was in England. Lincoln, accompanied by Mrs. Lincoln, is en route back to his post.
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Philadelphia
Frank Thomson
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Robert T. Lincoln
Court of St. James
Corker Hill
Merion
Lincoln
Thomson
England
January Clearance Sale Offers Bargains at The People’s Store
The ad promotes bargains on boy’s suits, overcoats, carpets, lace curtains and dress goods at The People’s Store on Fifth Avenue. It mentions Iron City Brewery and Snow Crane beer, mail and phone orders, and brand names such as Campbell & Dice and Yeaeeeen & Dies with customer calls to visit dealers.
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Cammpbell & Dice
Yeaeeeen & Dies
Iron City Brewing Company
People’s Store
Fifth Avenue
Edison Doctor Claims Patent Slippage Over Medical Discovery
A Pittsburgh physician writes the editor alleging he discovered an electrical method to extract medicinal properties from drugs and to inoculate via currents. He claims prior patent attempts failed, that Edison’s similar work proves his own priority, and he vows to sue the U.S. government for patent denial. He cites tests on animals and humans and asserts global reach through combined currents.
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Pittsburg
Edison
Mr. Edison
Messrs. Munn & Co
Scientific American
Patent Agents
United States
United States of America
S. G. Grsgon, M. D
Desperado Kills Then Shot by Sheriff In Missoula
Louis Simons, drunk and armed, opened fire at a Missoula saloon killing a officer and wounding another. He fled to a room above the saloon and then fired on Sheriff Houston as the lawman arrived. A gunfight left Simons mortally wounded and dying within an hour. The fate of Officer Houtehen's recovery remains uncertain.
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Missoula
Mayt
Louis Simons
William Simons
Charles Cowell
William Houtehens
Simons
Houston
Houtehen
Not Guilty Ruling in Youth Defense Killing Case
J Frank Warren was shot by his 16 year old son Herbert at their home during a quarrel. After a week long trial the jury acquitted him citing defense of his mother. The verdict followed public opinion and a courtroom demonstration. Snow City beer advertised as popular locally. January clearance sale at The People’s Stores.
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York
England
William
Eglish
Peter
Eraima
J. Frank Warren
Herbert
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