Talmage in London Puts Faith to Test in Prison Earthquake
The Brooklyn preacher Talmage quotes Acts 16 31 to urge belief in Christ as savior. He contrasts Philippian jailer scenes with modern trials like economic ruin and personal fear, urging a plain trust in the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation and a peaceful life here and after. He explains saving faith as wholehearted trust and compares it to stepping onto a bridge built by God, requiring no questions, only belief.
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Forrotal
Loxvox
T. de Witt Talmage
Brooklyn
Jesus Christ
Philippian Dungeon
Paul
Silas
Jailer
Joseph
Daniel
Shadrach
John Wesley
Philip Melanchhon
Panana Silas
Brutus
Cato
Cassius
Hepple
Earth
Heaven
Lisbon
Lima
Apostle
Lord Jesus Christ
Savior
Lord
Jesus
Christ
Rowland Hill
Bethlehem
Rehcart
Braveheart
Agas
Oridge
God
Hemans
Sigoursey
Dr. Young
Lees
Eien
Behold, Thou Art Fair My Lover in His Glory
A preacher paints eternal comfort for mourners amid bereavement. He speaks of lonely widows and grieving mothers, trust in Christ to heal sorrows and grant ultimate peace in heaven. He envisions the Good Shepherd and Captain of salvation guiding the faithful to a joy-filled, victorious reunion.
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Christ
Jesus
Banks
Esthany
Briae
Unfortunate Accident Injures Miss Millie Brown
Miss Millie Brown of Derry, a Pittsburg Female College student, suffered a severe foot injury after an express wagon ran over her right foot on Liberty Street near Sixth. Doctors Shaw and Phillips treated a crushed foot with severed arteries for over two hours without narcotics, as surgeons carefully navigated the lacerations and arterial damage.
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Miss Brown
Millie Brown
Derry
Pittsburg Female College
Liberty Street
Sixth Street
R. E. Byers
Iair
Boston Firm Eyes Greensburg Site for Major Tube Works
A Boston manufacturing firm represented by William P. Tyler seeks a greensburg site to build a large steel boiler tube works. Locating near Pittsburgh could save about 100000 in fuel and 50000 in freight annually. The firm now employs about 250 people. a local committee made a formal offer, and Tyler will decide in a few days.
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Greensburg
William P. Tyler
Boston
Pittsburg
Station Agents Install Officers at Fourth Annual Meeting
The Local Lodge held its fourth annual meeting at the Hotel Anderson. President Albert Cline installed the new officers for the year including Prest on P. Colligan First Vice President C Wood Second Vice President James Nines Third Vice President W C Hadley Fourth Vice President F G Crusan Secretary M N McGeary Treasurer A North. The grand division will meet in Cleveland on May 13.
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Grand Division
Anderson
Albert Cline
Pittsbur and Western
Preston P. Colligan
C., Wood
James Nines
W.C. Hadley
F. G. Crusan
M. N. McGeary
Tressurer
A. North
Cleveland
Association of
Soho Night School Closes for Months
Soho night school closed on January 17 until next November as pupils and friends spent an evening with songs recitations and essays. John Larkin won first honors in writing with Thomas Grogan second. Thomas Ford earned 100 percent attendance. Thanks were given to the office, teachers Miss Louden, Miss Hopkins, and time.
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Soho
Evan Thomas
John Larkin
Hartley Brown
Joseph Davis
Thomas Grogan
Thomas Ford
Louden
Hopkins
Time
Magistrate Gripp Expedit es Central Station Hearing
Magistrate Gripp disposed of 56 cases at the Central station yesterday morning. Many prisoners arrested in the Carpenter alley raid on Saturday night left deposits of 85 and did not appear. Those less fortunate were fined 3 dollars and costs. Harry Morton, alleged crowd leader, received 30 days in the workhouse. Jack Reed, an old offender, was sent up for 90 days.
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Gripp
Central Station
Carpenter Alley
Harry Morton
Jack Reed
Wylie Avenue Road Leader Receives Gift Watch
Assistant Superintendent W. W. Smith of the Citizens line has become Superintendent of the Wylie avenue road. On Saturday Citizens employees presented him with a fine gold watch at the East Liberty power house. Mr. Smith accepted the gift with thanks as speeches were made and a general good time enjoyed.
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W. W. Smith
Citizens’ Line
Wylie Avenue Road
Citizens
East Liberty
Walhalla Manee Holds Regular Meeting
The Walhalla Manee met yesterday afternoon in the lodgeroom at Fourth avenue and Wood street. Otto Schmit was initiated, with M Muller and Albert Wiegle approved for membership. District Deputy George M Schafer installed officers August Loder President Conrad Thoma Vice President Conrad Dollhopf Secretary and William Fehringer over. Adjournment set to February 2.
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Walhalla Manee
Fourth Avenue
Wood Street
Otto Schmit
M. Muller
Albert Wiegle
George M. Schafer
August Loder
Conrad Thoma
Conrad Dollhopf
William Fehringer
Ocean Cable Break Cuts Off West Indies Route
New York reports the Punts Passa and Key West cable is broken, severing communications between the West Indies and South America via Key West. Anmour & Co. notes weekly sales with carcasses averaging 569 pounds and 53 cents per unit.
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New York
Passa
Key West
West Indies
South America
Castoria Advert Keeps Promises Across Ages
An old promotional verse highlights Castoria as a remedy for infants and children while implying trust through adulthood. The ad emphasizes consistent use from babyhood through parenthood, suggesting continued efficacy for various age groups.
Market reports show firmer prices and active eggs this week
The dispatch notes a brighter tone in country produce with eggs moving more freely and cheese prices likely to rise soon. Weather and poor roads limit arrivals, keeping stocks light as a carload of dressed hogs appears among notable weekly features.
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Prrrsnvure Dispatch
W. H. McGowan
Liberty Street Commission
Burron
Elgin
New York
Limburger
Lée
Malaga
Ducka Teese
Allegheny
Receipts and grain quotes from Pittsburg market week
Receipts bulletined show 170 cars for the week with mixed grain movements from major lines including Pennsyl vania Railroad and Baltimore and Ohio. Prices list No 2 red wheat around 85 cents and assorted corn oats and barley quotes across multiple markets.
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Gramm Exchange
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
Lake Erie
Pittsburg and Western
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Sage
BanLey—Western
Canada
Market closes steady with gains in select utilities
The market ended firmer yet dull as Central Traction and Chartiers Gas led activity with 65 and 3 shares. Philadelphia Gas attracted bidding while Pittsburg and Western Railway gained on rising earnings. Electric and Rea o and Insurance shares rose slightly but lacked buyers.
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Central Traction
Chartiers
Philadelphia
Pittsburg and Western Railway
Electric and Switch Re Ao
Clearing House Report Shows Money Market Steady
The local money market held typical activity with good demand for discounts and strong counter business. Checking weakened as yearly settlements finish and normal conditions resume. Clearing House data indicate a robust expansion with last week’s clearings about $3,000,000 higher than 1880’s comparable period, and money on call was easy with no loans offered at high rates.
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Clearing House
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Trusts Give Way In Busted Market Opening Declines
New York stocks opened steady then weak with broad declines as rumors claimed Cotton Trusts faced financial trouble. Sugar and Cotton led losses, Rock Island showed weakness amid bear pressure, while Asian Pacific and railroad bonds saw mixed action. The weekly bond total was $7,234,000 with brief gains in Asion Pacific and Lackawanna.
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Makeae Rm
Milwaukee
Lake Shore
Westernia
Mobile
Ohio
Agig
York Stock Exchange
Whitney & Stephenson
Wheat market mixed as New York buys and Chicago seller backs off
Trading in wheat expanded with New York buying and Chicago selling, shorts covered while longs liquidated. Prices dipped early then steadied with May futures active, flour and wheat exports cited. receipts and shipments varied, cattle and dairy markets showing muted moves amid broader light demand.
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Shorts
Baltimore
Rem
Ayer Gs
Point Iowa
Ealen
Brazil
Japan
Abe Wal
Ween
Os State
Beaa Park
Elgin
Western
Philadelphia
Apc
Twenty-ninth Street
Junasey
St. Louis
Jane
Riley
Wisconsin
Dakota
Minneapolis
Hog Market Ends Week With Firmer Tone On Export Demand
Heavy hogs quoted at 30 in Chicago with 70 outside price for selected packers. Lard and intet meek absencees hold steady while hams stay firm and likely to rise. Market tone improves from last week though a solid basis remains elusive.
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Chicago
Meat on the Hoof at East Liberty Stock Yards
Market news from East Liberty Stock Yards reports cattle receipts of 520 head and 260 head shipped, with no cattle to New York. hogs receipts 1,700 and shipments 7,500 with a firm market. Prices shown include Philadelphia hogs at 275 380 and other values, but the text is fragmented and mixed with OCR errors.
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East Liberty
Orrick
Market Cattle Receipts and Prices Across Major Kan City Areas
Telegraph data show varied receipts across multiple markets with steady to stronger tones. Kansas City reports 3200 cattle receipts with steers at 310 to 600 per head and cows around 100, stockers and feeders 240 to 410. Chicago Prices steady with beeves 415 to 450. Buffalo and other markets note mixed lots, firmer light offerings, and higher lambs and mutton values.
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Kansas City
BurraLro
Sale of Oak land square plan house and adjacent lots
Samuel W. Black & Co. sold No. 3 in Oakland square plan in the fourteenth ward a two story and mansard nine room brick dwelling on a 100 by 130 foot lot at an approximate price of 10000 dollars. This sale brings total houses sold to 24 with two homes still for sale. Also sold lot M4 in Crawford and McHendry Figen ad on Bellevue 6 by 12 feet. Ewing & Bye acted on the transactions as of Saturday with street address details in the record.
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Samuel W. Black & Co
Oakland Square
Fourteenth Ward
Crawford and
McHendry
Bellevue
Ewing & Bye
Perty
Mississippi Legislature Targets Trusts and Combinations
In Jackson Mississippi a fierce battle rages in the Legislature over bills aimed at outlawing combinations that control soil produced goods and regulate prices. The attorney general and grand jury focus on enforcing these restrictions. A report on beef shipments for the week ending January 18 1881 shows Swift Chicago dressed beef, carcass weights and average price per pound.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Proressore Beef Company
Swift
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