The Mission of City Life Sermon by Talmage in D C
Rev Dr Talmage preaches last Sunday from St Peter the Russian capital, warning that cities are not evil but temptations abound. He cites temptations to covetousness vanity and dissi pation amid great affluence, urges Christian charity, warns against literature and politics corrupting youth, and ends with a call to moral renewal amid urban life.
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Lafayette College Offers Broad Courses and Low Costs
La Fayette College lists seven schools under an ideal organization plan with widespread courses and low expenses. Accessible by Central of Georgia and Western railways, it promotes a cultured, churchgoing student body and offers six weeks of pedagogy in May and June under a faculty of twenty teachers. The college opens September 25. the president is Edwin R. Eldridge. A single man may dispose of all property by will without needing to leave anything to his siblings.
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Organize Democratic Clubs Nationwide Urged at Chicago
The Democratic National Committee urges citizens to form city or precinct clubs on September 1 1900 to fight for the Kansas City platform. Clubs should be modest and promptly report to W R Hearst in New York. Leaders Bryan Stevenson Jones and Hearst push active organization nationwide. About 100 coal miners at La Follette mines near Knoxville Tennessee strike over a contract releasing the company from liability for accidents and banning union affiliation.
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Storm Rips Through She bergan Wis In Sudden North Wind
A violent wind storm hit She bergan Wis on Monday causing widespread destruction. Eight large buildings were wrecked and about 200 small houses blown down. Loss estimated over 300000 dollars. Successor Appointed: William M. Johnson of Hacken ck N J named and accepts postmaster general first assistant postmaster general post vacancy caused by Perry Heath resignation.
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Fudge Reidy Dead and Doo Run Jail Shooting
Judge William Reilly of the Supreme Court of Appeals died in Houston Virginia aged 61 after a brief illness. An armed mob of about fifty men seized Bill Cater a Black man from the Doo Run Ga jail Saturday and shot him dead over an alleged attempted assault on a white woman. The battleship Alabama departed Cramp's shipyard Monday for its official trial off the New England coast early next year.
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Prohibition Party Names Col. R. B. Cheves as Tennessee Governor Candidate
Colonel R. B. Cheves of Union has been named as a candidate for governor of Tennessee by the Prohibition Party.
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