A Cheerful Church Sermon by Rev. Talmage at Brooklyn Tabernacle
Rev. Dr. Talmage preaches a cheerful church in Brooklyn calling for a bold, modern faith. He defends Solomon’s Song as inspired, describes the church as a joyful meeting place, and urges this era to lead with gospel fire, inviting the masses toward Christ and away from dull religiosity.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Lyn Tabernacle
Christ
Church of God
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Jesual
Tabernacle
God
Father
Heaven
Earth
Hell
Ar S
Gui
Catafalque
Church of Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
House of God
Angels of God
Leuthen
Elijah
Saul
Floods Sweep Susquehanna Valley Cities in Deep Water
Massive floods along the Susquehanna valley inundate Altoona area reservoirs and towns from Williamsport to Bradford. Flood levels surge to 37 feet as millions of logs from lumber booms drift downstream. Homes evacuted, bridges damaged, and residents seek safety amid rising waters and repeated cloudbursts.
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Aroona
Allegheny Mountains
Kittanning Point
Pennsylvania Railroad
Holidaysburg
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Philadelphia
Williamsport
Pine Creek
West Branch
Susquehanna
Providence
Glen Allen Lumber Company
Lock Haven
Upper Linden
Keating
Renovo
Clearfield
Bradford
Tuna Valley
Foreman Street
Hilton
Sixth Ward
Congisss
North Street
Clarence
River
Raystown
Scientific Items and Maritime Disaster Report
A scattered science roundup notes metals known and suspected, edible mushrooms, and notable feats such as Trypats building an artificial rainbow in 1833, alongside a weathered life-saving tragedy. The Port Huron rescue effort ends with four drowned life savers and 38 total dead across three incidents, as ships Myrtle Star and Jack Thomp 800 decay nearby amid a Philadelphia fire.
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South America
United States
Trypats
Germany
Windsor
Conn
Merces
Port Huros
Port Huron
Mich
William Shupe
Angus King
Henry Little
William Lewis
Barney Mills
Daniel Lynn
Thompson
St. Clair River
Sand Beach
Curiaeo
Chicago
Cummings
Milwaukee
Myrtle
Star
Twenty Seventh Street
Jack Thomp
Philadelphia
Frost Ravages Farms Across Broad Regions
Frost from May 21 damaged crops from Dakota lines to the gulf and into the Atlantic states. Fruits, vegetables, wheat and corn suffered, with Illinois and Wisconsin reporting heavy losses from ice. Iowa saw retarded corn growth. Minnesota notes strawberries harmed. Tennessee faced record cold and Lookout Mountain snow flurries. Corn worst hit, some replants needed. rice and garden crops affected but some reports say wheat and oats spared and overall crop impact varied across states.
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Bray and
Garaen Sruce
Curiaco
Dakota
Gulf
Atlantic
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Texas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Iowa
Michigan
Isconsin
South Dakota
Lookout Mountain
Sr. Paca
Minn
Seven Men Die in Kentucky Rail Wreck Near Prestonsburg
A collision on the Newport News and Mississippi Valley line near Prestonsburg Kentucky killed seven men. Two railroad workers were fatally injured, and conductor Hill faced a fatal miscue while backing a boarding car into a tunnel. Engineer Jones and his fireman escaped by leaping free as the crash blocked the tunnel. Later reports cite miscommunications by a lagman as the wreck cause.
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Puxceton
Standing Rock
Newport News
Jones
Dart mouth faculty votes to make senior year elective
The last Dart mouth faculty meeting voted to abolish all required studies and make all senior-year work elective. The note touches on education history from Alfred the Great to modern libraries, with mentions of Aristotle, Strabo, and U.S. bureau of education data.
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Dartmouth
Alfred the Great
Aristotle
Strabo
Kicked to Death After Vienna Dance Tragedy
Vienna dispatch reports a gendarme killed four youths and a girl after firing into a crowd during a dance quarrel over women near Oedenburg. He was beaten to death by the mob. Also notes Powderly ousted from Knights of Labor and other brief items from Philadelphia and Montreal.
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Knights of Labor
Phu
Adelphia
Terence V. Powderly
A. W. Wright
Toronto
Can
The
Imights
P. H. Quinn
District Assembly
Powderly
Knights
Largest libraries and ancient manuscripts noted in varied snatches
The article surveys world libraries and relics such as Paris's Bibliotheque National with 1,400,000 volumes and 8,000 controversial baptism titles, ancient palm leaf manuscripts in Ceylon, a 100 year old wedding dress donated to Easthampton Public Library, and a new 80,000 volume public library in Manchester totaling 420,000 volumes. It then shifts to a caustic political scene where Republicans plot against Democrats, aiming to embarrass the party over tariff reform and seigniorage veto moves in Congress, while Speaker Crisp moderates the roll call as party strategy unfolds.
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Bibliotheque National
Paris
Ceylon
Easthampton
Mass
Free Public Library
Manchester
Fom
Crisp
House
Bland
Sohes
Tariff Debates and Wage Claims Across Industries
A Chicago Herald analysis by J Schoenhof compares wages in unprotected export sectors with protected manufacturing, showing higher wage growth in the former from 1880 to 1890. It cites sugar refining and meat packing as examples and argues tariff protection does not raise wages, while political editorials criticize Republicans and the Wilson bill and warn of economic strain and government waste.
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J. Schoenhof
Census Bureau
Mr. Schoenhof
Schoenhof
Chicago Herald
Chicago
Kansas City Times
Tarif
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Tullas Sohiel & Co
J O. Bently
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Hendricks
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Princeton
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Baltimore
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Canada
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Periades
Pann
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Forry
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Deibler
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Queen Victoria
Jubilee Hospital
Montreal
Benjamin Franklin
University of Pennsylvania
Ridgway
Royal Order of St. Michael
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Bushey Park
Blight
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Republican Party
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McKinley
Washington Times
Ind
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Hunt
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Chinvago Herald
Watay
Detroit Free Press
Louisville
Usasl
Louisville Courier-Journal
Me‘Kinley
Roscoe Conkling
Ohio
Sherman
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