The Sheep Outside the Fold Sermon by Talmage
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage portrays outsiders joining the fold. He argues there is fruit in God’s orchard for all and urges nonchurchgoers and prodigals to try Christ, promising divine mercy for those trapped in sin and skepticism alike.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Hamptons
John x
King’s Park
Royal Conservatory
MacDonald
Cameron
Christ
Mars Rock
Theodore Parker
Renan
Jesus
Eden
Aisculapius
Jesus Christ
John Milton
William Wilberforce
Isaac Newton
Robert Boyle
Locke
Petrified Men Discovered in Akron Area Cave
Rochester Ind special reports Mr T Bowman near Akron found a cave containing twelve petrified men with a thirteenth at the side. He descended, confirmed no life, and plans a lighted stairway and admission fee as visitors flock to the site. The cave measures about twenty feet square and nine feet deep.
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Mr. T. Bowman
Akron
Mr. Bowman
Bowman
Deposition of Prince Alexander I Shakes Bulgaria and Europe
Aug 23 Sopma Bulgaria Prince Alexander I abdicated and was escorted to the frontier after a popular uprising. A provisional government formed with Clement as Premier and Stojanoff as Foreign Minister. London and Berlin press weigh peace implications as Russia’s role draws scrutiny.
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Sopma
Bulgaria
Alexander I
Mgr. Clement
Tirnova
M. Stojanoff
M. Zankoff
M. Hurmof
M. Nekiforofo
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Faily
Clement
Alexander
National Assembly
Lom
Roumania
Berury
Cologne
Berlin Post
England
Russia
Turkey
London
Varna
Europe
Berlin
Balkans
Sophia
Principality of
Porte
Great Powers
Alexander 1
Trinova
Roumelia
Macedonia
Aegean Sea
Delay in Anarchist Trials Pushes Fate of Conspiracy Case
Chicago aug 23 motion for a new trial for the eight anarchists and others indicted on conspiracy and riot will be argued at the October term. denial followed by appeal with about sixty days for the bill of exceptions. trial for fifty-one defendants planned for September as cases of murderers Schnaubelt Seliger and others face mounting delays.
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Christ
Sam
God
Jesus
Good Templars
Sons of Temperance
Naples
Rome
Egypt
New York
Nashville
New Orleans
Boston
Philadelphia
Jamaica
Church of God
Cutcago
Grinnell
Supreme Court
Peoples
Mount Vernon
Springfield
Schnaubelt
Seliger
Schneider
Hirschberger
Brown
Scarcity of Small Change Prompting Mint Supply Request
Demands for one five and ten cent coins are rising nationwide with current supply inadequate. The Treasury consulted with Acting Secretary Fairchild and Philadelphia Mint Superintendent Fox, who believes new coin supply can be ready within thirty days to meet the need.
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Washincton
Treasury Department
United States
Fox
Philadelphia
Fairchild
Steamer Fire Tragedy on Volga Claims 200 Lives
A passenger steamer burning at Sartov on the Volga between Samara and Sartov killed about two hundred people. The crowd panicked, boats swamped, and only a few swimmers reached shore. The vessel was on an excursion for a rustic fete at Samara.
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Moscow
Volga
Samara
Sartov
Cholera Decimates Corea Amid Divine Visitation Claims
The City of Sydney brings Hong Kong dates to July 26 and Yokohama dates to August 8. Cholera rages in Corea with twenty thousand deaths reported in Keishodo province. Natives deem it a Divine visitation and refuse medical care.
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San Francisco
Sydney
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Corea
Keishodo
Flooded City Bazar Sees Five Feet Water Losses
Maxparay Burmah reports severe flooding with five feet of water inundating the bazar. The disaster causes extensive property damage and a high number of casualties, severely impacting the city.
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Maxparay
Burmah
Calamity in Texas as Storm Causes Heavy Losses
Texas reels from a massive storm with 38 lives lost and widespread ruin across cities and coastal towns. Losses include 1,000,000 to crops, 3,400,000 to property, and 900,000 to harbor works, with extensive damage to docks, beaches, and residential areas including Rockport, Sequin, Floresville, and Indianola.
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Texas
Galveston
Tex
Murder of Railroad Agent in Huron Ends with Lynching
A tramp murdered John S. Davis, railroad agent of the Ohio and Mississippi railway, in Tivron Indiana. Davis pursued the killer who stabbed him and bled to death. a mob seized the suspect and hanged him from a walnut tree. The town is in turmoil as an inquest declares death by unknown persons and Mrs. Davis grieves.
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Tivron
Ind
John
Mrs. Davis
Present House compared with that of ten years ago
The Troy Times notes Democratic concern over high spending by the Forty-ninth Congress and cites a New York Sun comparison of 1876 and 1886 expenditures. It highlights increases in army, naval, river and harbor, pensions, and sundry civil items, with a 72 percent rise over ten years and calls for reform.
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New York Sun
Congress
Senate
Military Academy Suh
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Alabama
Navy
Agricultural Bureau
District of Columbia
Forty-ninth Congress
Forty-ninth
Cleveland
Troy Times
Cutting to Be Freed by Mexican Court in International Case
The Chihuahua Supreme Tribunal hears Cutting case and accepts two months already served as full punishment. The court upholds trial and sentence but orders Cutting released by midweek and remits the $600 fine. It preserves Mexico’s right to try offenses in the United States and flags indemnity as the next issue.
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Paso
Tex
Cutting
Supreme Tribunal of
Chihuahua
Castenador
Zubia
Mexico
United States
Train-wreckers foiled near Chicago in series of plots
Rock Island and Lake Shore railroad officials foiled three attempts to wreck trains near Chicago on Monday night. A wedge damaged a Rock Island engine. another plan targeted a theater train. A third attempt succeeded derailing a freight car at Pitty Street. Two suspects were arrested. A bomb was found by South Chicago police near the Lake Shore depot.
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Rock Island
Lake Shore
Chicago and
van Buren Street
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Pitty First Treet
Amsden
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Stock Yard
South Chicago
Daredevil Kendall Survives Niagara Whirlpool Plunge
William J. Kendall of Boston swam the Niagara River whirlpool in a cork vest to settle a $10,000 wager. He emerged alive after a dangerous crossing, was briefly unconscious on shore, and required half an hour of revival. The vest was five cork blocks sewn into canvas like a life preserver.
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NiaGara Farns
William J. Kendall
Boston
Niagara River
Kendall
Secretary Lamar Overrules Sparks in Wisconsin Mortgage Case
Secretary Lamar overrules Land Commissioner Sparks directing immediate certification of lands for conveyance to Wisconsin for the mortgage company. Much land is held by innocent third parties with titles derived from the mortgage company, which Sparks had previously overruled.
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Washington
Sparks
Wisconsin Farm Mortgage Company
Lamar
Wisconsin
The Surplus Resolution and Presidential Note
The President states he has unsigned joint resolution directing surplus payments on public debt and explains he finds it unnecessary and potentially harmful to Treasury operations and financial confidence.
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Washington
Department of State
Congress
Treasury
Lam
Treasury Department
War fever grows as Texas Emigration Committee offers services
New York dispatches report rapid war fever nationwide. The Texas Emigration Committee says regiments may form and move if war comes. A meeting approved sending a message to Governor Ireland offering sympathies and services if needed.
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New York
Texas Emigration Committee
Ireland
Mexico
United States
Deaths from heat claimed in St Louis coroner list
Up to noon yesterday several heat and sunstroke deaths were reported to the coroner. George Fillo a 27 year old laborer died after being sunstruck yesterday morning. Bridget Gannon of 1412 North Main street was found dead in her bed from heat. Bernard Miller of 1027 North Eighteenth street and John Zarwick a German printer died from heat after sunstruck yesterday morning. Thomas Kunz a carriage driver died yesterday morning after being overcome Monday evening and Thomas Burke also died from the same cause.
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St. Louis
George Fillo
Bridget Gannon
North Main Street
Bernard Miller
North Eighteenth Street
John Zarwick
Thomas Kunz
Thomas Burke
Fifteen Hurt in Two Railroad Collisions
In New Jersey an excursion train colliding with a fast newspaper train near Ancora wounds eight passengers. In Maryland seven people are injured when the Chicago express crashes into the Hagerstown express on the Metropolitan branch of the Baltimore and Ohio road.
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Camden
N. J
Ancora
Camden & Atlantic
Washinaton
Chicago Express
Hagerstown Express
Metropolitan
Baltimore & Ohio
Phaeton Falls From Bridge. Three Children Hurt
A phaeton carrying a colored driver and three of merchant Charles Weil's children toppled thirty feet from a rotten bridge near Pine Bluff. One child died, two others seriously injured, and the driver fatally wounded.
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Little Rock
Ark
Phaeton
Charles Weil
Pine Bluff
Fire destroys large area in Brannon street shop fire
In San Francisco on Saturday night a blaze at Small's machine shop on Brannon street spread quickly two and a half blocks south and half a block north. The total loss is estimated at 2 million dollars.
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San Francisco
Small
Brannon Street
Extradition Treaty with Japan Ratified by Japan
The State Department said Japan has ratified the extradition treaty as modified and accepted by the U S Senate on June 21. Official copies will bind both nations. It marks the first such treaty with an Oriental country and the first negotiated on equal terms with a great foreign power. Previously Japan faced treaty conditions dictated by leading powers.
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Washington
State Department
United States Senate
United States
Japan
Fire destroys Tulare businesses in August blaze
Fire swept Tulare on Monday night burning all business houses. Investigators say arson started the blaze causing total damage estimated at 250000 dollars. Firefighters fought the flames but could not prevent total destruction of the town center.
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San Francisco
Tulare
Cattleman J P Olive Shot Dead at Trail City
Garden City Kan Aug 18 J P Olive a Dodge City cattleman was shot and killed Monday at Trail City by Joe Sparrow. Olive once served as sheriff in a Nebraska county and burned a horse thief at a stake years ago.
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Kan
J. P. Olive
Dodge City
Joe Sparrow
Trail City
Col. Olive
Nebraskay
Garland’s corruption question hangs over Attorney General
A Chicago News editorial condemns Attorney General Garland for accepting 1.5 million dollars in Pan Electric stock while serving in government. The piece argues his unawareness of corruption shows moral obliquity and criticizes President Cleveland for keeping him as head of the Justice Department.
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Garland
Mr. Garland
Pan- Electric Company
Thurman
Mr.Charman
Washington
United States
Pan- Electric
Enterprise
Senator Garland
Law Department of the
Cleveland
James G. Blaine
Chicago News
Democrats Face Tumbling Fortunes in House Districts
The Chicago Herald warns that eight districts already show Democratic losses as factional quarrels threaten to aid Republican pickups in twelve districts. It notes twenty five Democrats were elected by small pluralities and fears off year trends will erode the party’s House margins.
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House of Representatives
Chicago Herald
Right of Free Speech and G A R in Politics
A Virginia era editorial argues the Grand Army of the Republic should influence policy like an auxiliary Congress. It defends veterans pension rights against Democratic criticism and condemns press rebuke as harmful to loyal soldiers in a national debate. The piece appears in the Indiana State Journal and cites the Louisville Courier Journal.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Congress
United States
Senate
Grand Army
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G. A.R
Knights of Labor
Maine
Texas
Union
Indiana State Journal
Cleveland names Magone as New York port collector.
The Telegraph notes Mr. Cleveland appoints Daniel Magone as collector of the port of New York to secure New York delegates for the next Democratic convention. It discusses Magone’s reform credentials, Hedden’s departure, and the ongoing 1888 campaign dynamics with civil service considerations and party power.
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Cleveland
Tilden School
Daniel Magone
New York
Custom House
Magone
Hedden
Grinnell
Smythe
Tilden
Daniel Manning
N. ¥. Mail and Express
Quiet political action by department clerks questioned
The Toledo Blade notes department clerks have carried out the Democratic Congressional Committee’s work and questions whether the President views this as a quiet and unobtrusive exercise of individual political rights within party service.
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Kay
Democratic Congressional Committee
Toledo Blude
Democratic Conventions Endorsed Cleveland for 1888
The State Democratic conventions of Indiana and Tennessee endorse President Cleveland and send delegates home to decide nominees who will match his course. The Indiana platform claims to be clear on minor points while avoiding major ones, reflecting Democratic platform building.
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Tennessee
Cleveland
Chicago News
Mr. Tribune
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