Rest Is Not Here, Find Heaven's Peace in Talmage Sermon
Washington June 26. Dr. Talmage contrasts earthly vexations with heavenly rest, urging a crusade to Christ. He cites wealth, fame and power as restless idols and invites all to join the army of redeemed, ending with the promise of rest in heaven and reunion with departed loved ones.
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Question Puzzles England and Camara's Fleet at Suez
New York June 2084 Tribune London special discusses Spanish fleet at Suez entrance and American strategy. It notes British neutrality, Germán aims in Manila, and the broader naval balance affecting war moves and coal access to neutral ports.
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Neutead
Egypt
Finest hospital ship in world sails from New York
The Relief, touted as the finest hospital ship, will steam from New York to Santiago with five wards and modern medical facilities. Equipped with two x ray outfits a microscope laboratory and electric power throughout the ship it aims to comfort the wounded while carrying extensive medical stores and specialized wards.
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Cuba
Lowles Ling
Sampson Reports From Santiago Aftershelling and Cuban Aid
General Garcia is described as pleasant and frank in Sampson line, while the fleet provides arms clothing and supplies to Cuban forces around Santiago. Magh at Guantanamo praised for energy. Cureno and Cuban troops praised for courage. about 10 000 Cuban soldiers near the area. Shafter's troops landing noted.
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Yale Confers Honorary Doctorate on President Mu Kinley
June 29 reports Yale University awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree to President Mu Kinley.
Labouchere Rumored to Join Catholic Church
London June report stirs social and political grieves as Henry Labouchere MP is said to have joined the Catholic church. His wife and daughter are described as ardent Catholics and Labouchere has long been credited with a tilt toward the church.
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Teeth
London
Henry Labouchere
Labby
Naval Hero L J Clark’s long road from war to medicine
L J Clark of Warren Ohio answered Lincoln’s call in 1861 and served with the 10th Ohio Volunteers. Wounded near Richmond he began studying surgery and later practiced in Chicago. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his strength after years of illness.
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Ohio
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Hatch Post
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Williams
Papal approval for moving St John Jerusalem church to new hospital site
The fragment describes the Church of St John of Jerusalem being dismantled and rebuilt beside a new hospital in St John’s Wood after permission from the pope. The plan preserves the church’s carved beauty as it is moved stone by stone to a site near the hospital complex.
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Jerusalem
Cardinal Vaughn
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Memphis collector houses rare presidential relics in odd assortment
A Philadelphia man owns a unique set of signed pieces from Presidents from 1841 to Garfield. Among the items is a letter signed by Lincoln. Grace Lennon of Sparta Wisconsin died after failing to graduate high school rather than as a Spartan performance.
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Duique Matters
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Secimitar
Philadelphia
White House
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Garfield
Lincoln
Scimitar
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Grace Lennon
Sparta
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Wrinkling Wisdom and Dental Tips from 19th Century Press
A Kansas City Journal column extols laughing to prevent wrinkles and warns against grimaces. Harper’s Bazaar offers dental care tips using milk of magnesia and baking soda to protect sensitive enamel. A Rockland Bank note borrower seeks a year’s extension on a loan.
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Rockland, Me
Nation's powder and shell factories run at full time
The government now surveys total munitions capacity with every factory producing powder and shells for the navy. Output reaches 16 000 pounds of powder and 8 000 heavy projectiles daily, with plans to increase this enormous capacity further soon.
Talk of War andVacation Sparked by Surplus Troops
A light exchange at dinner jokes about surplus young men in Alaska 1897 and in Cuba and the Philippines 1898, noting enlistment and war as vacation. The couple mocks fashion and cycling trends and comments on Paris streetcar bias toward Americans.
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Alaska
Cuba
Philippines
Fragmented Phrase Reports Damaged OCR Readings
A garbled OCR fragment shows quotes about a husband and school context with unclear dialogue and missing nouns. The text lacks coherent names, places, or events to form a complete news item.
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