Spurgeon Career and Tabernacle Legacy Recap
A retrospective on Charles Spurgeon detailing his rise from the London preacher known as the boy pastor to his Metropolitan Tabernacle expansion. It notes his preaching style, physical appearance, family, opposition he faced, major works, and his 1887 withdrawal from the Baptist Union.
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Spar
Mentone
France
Fitz-Henry
Vege
Yung Charles Spurgeon
Colchester
Cambridge
Spurgeon
London
Exeter Hall
Surrey Music Hall
Yeon
Macling
Eien
Bunyan
Crystal Palace
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Agricultural Hall
Islington
Charles
Greenwich
England
the Tabernacle
Thomas
New Zealand
Mr. Spurgeon
Sullivan taunts Mitchell in plans for San Francisco bout
The Great and Only in Puesio Col notes Sullivan’s claim of his act drawing crowds and dismisses Charlie Mitchell as a mere advertising dodge. He pledges to fight in San Francisco if money is there, while predicting no rival in New York.
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Spurgeon
Baptist Union
Jesus
Puesio
Col
Sullivan
Charlie Mitchell
New York
Mitchell
San Francisco
Burns Fraud Decree Orders Federal Detention
The judge issued a decree finding sufficient documents to prove fraud against Daniel M. Burns a California Republican leader. The case involves the Candellaria mines and Burns is placed at the disposal of Federal authorities following the Birmingham company accusation.
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City of Mexico
Daniel M. Burns
California
Candelaria
Birmingham Company
Burns
Wrecker of Western North Carolina Passenger Train Caught
Atlanta detective Tom Haney arrests John Boyd in Statesville after a lengthy chase. Boyd provides a full confession detailing tools used, rail manipulation, and the wreck at Statesville that killed twenty. Evidence includes a crowbar spike lifter and $1600 in bills with jewelry recovered. Boyd jailed in Charlotte. items transported to Savannah for safekeeping.
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Western North Carolina Railroad
Western Railway
North Carolina
Statesville
Andy
Atlanta
John Boyd
Tom Haney
Gainesville
Richmond and
Danville
Haney
Boyd
Muude
Charlotte
McBee
Savannah
Ray L. Royce Presents Clean Musical Comedy at Metropolitan Hall
An exchange praises Ray L. Royce for producing pure clean musical comedy that draws the best audiences. He offers laughable, lifelike characters with memorable humor and strong company backing. The Royce company appears at Metropolitan Hall tomorrow.
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Ray L. Royce
Royce
Metropolitan Hall
Confessed Thief Engineer Montague Caught In Act
Civil Engineer R. K. Montague of the Atlantic Coast Line was caught robbing pockets of Capt. Blake in Washington North Carolina. He confessed to the Hotel Nicholson theft of 900 dollars two gold watches and two diamond rings and to other crimes. The case caused a great sensation in the region.
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North Carolina
Haney
Richmond
Danville
Jamesville
N. C
R. K. Montague
Atlantic Coast Line
Blake
Washington, N. C
Nicholson
Senate Votes to Open La Abra Fraud Inquiry
Washington reports the Senate defeated a Pure Lard Bill and debated policy on cotton seed oil. A 43 to 58 vote backed a court of claims review of the La Abra case to possibly refund to Mexico nearly 700000. The Weil claim faced condemnation and the House adjourned after a tempestuous rules debate.
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Washington
Senate
Court of Claims
State Department
Mexico
Weil
Manderson
Paddock
Congress
HOUSE
Fire Hits Winston Building Ahead of Democratic Club Formation
A two story wooden structure on Liberty Street in Winston suffered fire damage yesterday morning. The owner, Mr. Johnson of Florida, had insured the property. Meanwhile a large Democratic club was organized at an opera house meeting Saturday for the upcoming campaign. Winston shipped over a million pounds of manufactured tobacco in January.
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Winston
N. C
Liberty Street
Johnson
Florida
Opera House
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United Press
The
Atlanta Constitution
Superintendent McBee
Central
Montague
Hermann
Morse
Massachusetts
Pickler
South Dakota
Cochran
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