Clergyman decries clandestine marriages and escapades
In Brooklyn, Rev. T DeWitt Talmage denounces secret marriages and elopements as a social blight. He warns of poverty, abandonment, and divorce driven by forbidden unions and urges parental wisdom, timely ceremonies, and honest plans aligned with divine law.
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Connecticut
Landau
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Philip Henry
East River
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Tarshish
Nineveh
Wife of Secretary of State Bayard Dies in Washington
Mrs. Bayard, wife of Secretary of State Bayard, died at 8:30 am in Washington from brain congestion after the shock of her daughter's recent death. She was about 51, an invalid for years but had shown improvement recently. Funeral plans set for Wilmington with burial Monday.
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Browning & Sloan
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Olney
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Albion
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Wabash
Indiana Prisoners and County Notes Highlight Local Crime
Indiana state news covers Sullivan jail rapes, Vigo county farm deaths from frozen feet, and Harrison Laskell’s rape conviction. It notes O C Woolley, ex mayor of Orsonville, as a railroad flagman and Whaley Miller’s suit against Jessie Stephens ending in a jury verdict for the lady.
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Washington Eer
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Infindapolis
Fnday
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Whaley Miller
Hillsboro
Jessie Stephens
Jeffersonville
New
Isville
Columbus
Ind
G. KE. Finney
the Herald
Fairmount
Grant County
Mimer Ryan
Ryan
Washington Items Stir Capitol Gossip and Debates
Secretary Manning issues another call for 10 million dollars in 3 percent bonds payable March 1. Congress debates a national bankruptcy law and a department of agriculture and labor with a cabinet head. Impeachment talk targets Manning and Treasurer Jordan while vacancies and confirmations proceed. Senators caucus on executive Senate information requests as pillared by administration aims.
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Washington
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Illinois
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District of Columbia
United States
Peru
Charles d. Canda
New York
John H. 8. McAlmont
Pennsylvania
Committee On
Mississippi River
Hennepin Canal
Senate
United States Marshal
Alabama
Internal Revenue
South Carolina
The Worn Out Mother of Farmer Grey
A Detroit Free Press piece portrays a mother who toiled in family life yet remained physically frail. She cooked for fourteen, farmed when needed, and never earned her own money while bearing heavy burdens for twenty years. She dreamed of strength and of visiting her mother, but her husband shielded her from strain until her death.
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J. L. Harbour
Detroit Free Press
Farmer Grey
Father
Strife in Troy as Freight Cars Blocked by Boycott
In Troy New York on Sunday the Knights of Labor and Fuller Warren Co clash as seven freight cars loaded with F W goods on a side track are boycotted by Delaware and Hudson locomotive engineers who threaten a larger strike if any engineer is discharged. Separately Schaeffer defeats Vignaux 3000 to 2888 in a 95 000 purse contest. In Decozeville two thousand striking workers attack a manager, kill him, and troops restore order after fatalities.
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Fuller & Warren
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Schaeffer
Vignaux
Decozeville
Aveyron
Night Prelude Over Silent Lake at Dusk
A tranquil scene evokes a cathedral dusk with vespers as day ends. Ripples stir in the lake and kiss the white sand, their soft cadence like sleeping birds. Eve brings dawn's pale gleam to the coat.
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Dawn
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