Jerusalem Sermon on Christ’s Vision of the Holy City
The sermon reflects on Jerusalem as a memory of Solomon and David’s eras and the crucifixion of Jesus. It contrasts worldly grandeur with spiritual vanity, urges humility before God, and recalls Christ’s triumphal entry followed by tears for the city’s doom. The speaker cites Solomon’s wealth, David’s grief, and Jesus’s suffering, ending with a sobering lament for Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem
Christ
Pr. Talmage
Holy Land
Solomon
David
Water
Water Cave
Ezien-geber
Pharaoh
Edward I
Llewellyn
Prince of Wales
Wallace
Frederick William III
Prussia
France
Prussian
Louis XIV
William II
Barabbas
God
Lebanon
Absalom
Israel
Nebuchadnezzar
Zerubbabel
Herod
Old City
Bethany
Yonder Road
Olivet
Yonder Olivet
Hippicus
Jesus
Pubilus Lentilus
Italy
John Zerubbabel
Raphael Robani
Daniel Robani
Capet
A Reliable Turpentine Remedy for Throat and Lung Ailments
Dr A E Spohn reports successful use of pure turpentine oil inhaled via atomizer or saturated cloths to treat sore throat diphtheritic membranes and to aid conditions such as tuberculosis bronchitis and pneumonia. He recommends spraying the throat regularly and applying soaked cloths in rooms for catarrhal bronchitis and airway afflictions with patient relief.
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A. E. Spohn
Medical and Surgical Reporter
London’s Greatness How Londoners Eat and Drink This Year
The London Telegraph item lists astonishing annual totals for city life. It cites births and deaths every four minutes, 7,000 miles of streets, 75 miles of pubs, and vast quantities of food and drink including hundreds of millions of quarts of beer wine and rum.
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London
London Telegraph
Solomon’s Fall Lesson From King Solomon's Downfall
Sunday school lesson notes on First Kings chapter eleven recount Solomon at age fifty five to eighty five, his 700 wives and 300 concubines, idolatry, and the gradual slide into disobedience. It warns that wisdom without fear of God leads to ruin and urges vigilance against pride and worldly gains.
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S. S
B. C
Solomon
Jerusalem
Mount of Olives
Mount of
Sheba
Harp
Milcom
Israel
Asftoreth
Zidon
Sidon
Tyre
Gideon
Jeroboam
Nebat
Judah
Benjamin
Sol Omon
Astoreth
Chemosh
Molech
God
David
A. F. Schauffler
Busy Boston figure juggles publishing roles and life
A prominent Boston man near Tremont House handles work for a New York publishing house and a Philadelphia magazine, supplies content to four other journals, patents a kitchen utensil, contemplates poetry, starts encyclopedia articles, plans a volume, and nears marriage, all with steady cheerful energy.
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Boston
Tremont House
New York
Philadelphia
Boston Advertiser
Ripples of Mirth In Short Comic Sketches
A quirky collection of dialogue and vignettes on everyday life. Jokes about gardening lovers hotel names and photography mix with a church scene where a snoring parishioner challenges the sermon’s cadence.
Their Dead Chief Jefferson Davis Dies in New Orleans
Deep sorrow sweeps the South after the death of Jefferson Davis. He lies in state at Metairie Cemetery in New Orleans. Funeral set for next Wednesday with Bishop Galleher presiding. Davis family grief, mourning across cities, and official condolences follow.
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Jefferson Davis
New Orleans
Nicholls
Galleher
Episcopal Church
Metark Cemetery
Veteran Association of the Army of Northern Virginia
Davis
Winfield Davis
Hayes
Colorado City
Paris
Fort Worth
Tex
Supreme Court of
Civil District Court
Shakespeare
South
Ky J.array
C. E. Fenner
E. B. Kruttschnitt
J. A. Payne
R. W. Foster
Fowle
North Carolina
Washington
Mississippi
War Department
Proctor
Two Women Die From Coal Gas In Small Heating Stove
Mrs Olina Knudson of 868 Gross Avenue and Miss Mary Lee visiting from Milwaukee were found unconscious from coal gas escaping a small heating stove. Miss Lee died before aid arrived. Mrs Knudson died after several hours.
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Olina Knudson
Gross Avenue
Mary Lee
Milwaukee
Miss Lee
Fire at Leedom carpet factory burns in Philadelphia
A midnight blaze at Jacob B. Leedom's carpet factory in Philadelphia causes an estimated 50000 dollars in damage. Fire crews battled the flames to prevent spread and assess the scene.
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Philadelphia
Phrladelphia
Jacob B. Leedom
Miners Die In Beacon Mine Collapse Near Oskaloosa
In Burvington Iowa December 7 a slate fall at Beacon mines in Oskaloosa crushed miner Henry Lawrence and injured several coworkers during blasting operations.
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Burvington
Beacon Mines
Oskaloosa
Henry Lawrence
China Troops Suffer Heavy Defeat in Formosa
Advices from Hong Kong date to November 15 report a severe Chinese military setback in South Formosa with 300 to 400 soldiers killed in battle. The steamer China arrived in San Francisco with the news.
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San Francisco
China
Hong Kong
South
Formos
Death of a Historian Palfrey Dies at 58 in Cannes
Boston reported General Francis W. Palfrey died Thursday in Cannes France at age 58. A Harvard graduate and lawyer, he served as a volunteer infantry officer in the war and was made Brigadier General of Volunteers in 1865 for gallant conduct.
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Boston
Francis W. Palfrey
Cannes
France
Harvard
Crooked cashier sentenced for embezzlement
Columbus Ohio December 7 R P Halliday former cashier of the First National Bank of Mount Gilead pleaded guilty to embezzlement and was sentenced to the penitentiary for seven years.
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Columbus, O
R. P. Halliday
First National Bank of
Mount Gilead
Congress Faces Wide Embezzlement Fallout In Senate Scandal
Washington dispatch reports Silcott defalcation touching nearly all congressmen. Names and losses listed show many members lost salaries and deposits. Investigating committee sessions, bondsmen issues, and a proposed bill barring overdraws or loans from House officers.
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House
Congress
Washington
Silcott
Ohio
Geissenhainer
N. J
Felix Campbell
N. Y
Hank and McMillan
Tenn
Harmer
Bayne
Owen
Ind
Bingham
Rife
Butterworth
Hermann
Ore
Connell
Neb
Bowden
Buckalow
Burrows
Mich
Candler
Mass
McKenna
Cal
Pickler
S. D
Russell
Conn
Stahinecker
Leedom
United States
Federation Agreement Between Knights of Labor and Farmers' Alliance Advances
In St Louis on December 7, Knights of Labor leaders Powderly Wright and Beaumont met with Farmers and Laborers Union committee. They agreed on a federation basis with joint legislative committees, a central council, and mutual aid. Farmers and Laborers Union elected L. L. Polk as President and adopted related platform resolutions.
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Knights of Labor
Farmers’ Alliance
St. Louis
Messrs. Powderly, Wright and Beaumont
Farmers’ and Laborers’ Union
Washington
L. L. Polk
North Carolina
D. H. Clover
Kansas
J. H. Turner
Georgia
J. W. Hickman
Missouri
Benjamin Terrell
Texas
National Farmers’ Alliance
Gulf Coast
Congress
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
United States
Wreck at Dunn Park Kills One, Injures Two on Lake Shore Line
A mis placed switch at Dunn Park sand shipping station wrecked the west bound express J Friday. The locomotive was totally wrecked and the front three cars crashed. One railroad employee was killed, two others seriously hurt.
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Chesterton
Ind
Dunn Park
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Chicago
Twenty-Four Years for a Morse-Thief in Decatur
Zeb Kennard was sentenced by Judge Vail Friday to twenty-four years in the Chester penitentiary for horse stealing in Decatur Illinois.
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Decatur
Zeb Kennard
Vail Friday
Chester
Robber Confesses to 7500 Dollar Express Heist
Younastown man W. W. Nivison confessed to robbing the United States Express of 7500 dollars five years ago. His chief clerk was driven insane over suspicion, a sad feature the prisoner says he absolves the clerk of.
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Younastown
W. W. Nivison
United States Express
Nivison
Hannibal Price Denies Impending Haitian Rebellion
Hannibal Price the new Haitian minister to the United States arrives on the Clyde and rejects reports of imminent rebellion against Hippolyte’s government. He says the people are content.
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New York
Hannibal Price
United States
Clyde
Hippolyte
Italian Men Die in Dynamite Thawing Accident
At Howard's Junction four miles from Braproro Pennsylvania an explosion of dynamite cartridges killed Friday N Tutolo and badly injured G Marchetta and G Marganits while they attempted to thaw the cartridges.
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Braproro
N. Tutolo
G. Marchetta
G Marganits
Howard’s Junction
General Boulanger to Lecture in United States
The Star reports a reliable source says General Boulanger has been engaged to lecture in the United States with the first talk at the New York Academy of Music in New York.
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Boulanger
America
London
the Star
General Boulanger
United States
New York
Praises Harrison First Official Message as Republican Plan
The Chicago Inter Ocean editorial lauds President Harrison for delivering a thorough state of the union and endorsing Republican policies. It highlights trusts, pensions, tariffs, the Nicaragua Canal, civil rights, and civil service reform as central aims, contrasting with Cleveland. The piece frames Harrison as a faithful public servant executing the party platform.
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Harrison
United States
Congress
Union
Cleveland
State of the Union
Republican Party
Nicaragua
Japan
China
Chicago Inter Ocean
Tyranny in Virginia described by a Virginian Republican
A Confederate veteran now a Republican writes to a New England friend about Virginia’s late election. He claims the Democrats orchestrated a purge of voters, erasing thousands from rolls and intimidating voters, especially in areas with Republican support and Black voters, including Norfolk.
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New England
Virginia
Richmond
Henrico
Norfolk
Voting Rights and Southern Political Tension Amid Rumors of Fraud
A Civil War era critique claims Richmond and other large towns denied Black voters, with police and lawyers present to intimidate. The writer argues Republican hopes in the South are fading as Democratic officials manage ballots and punish Republicans.
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Richmond
South
Vile Frauds in Montana Balloting Explored by Press
The Philadelphia Press notes bitter disputes over Montana's legislature results from Silver Bow County where a precinct’s votes were challenged amid alleged fraud. It highlights conflicting certificates, Democratic court actions, and Republican counterclaims about ballot manipulation and legal compliance.
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Montana
Silver Bow
Board of Canvassers
State Board of
Silver Bow County
State Board
United States
South
Maine
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Philadelphia Press
Democracy questions and political barbs across papers
A compilation from exchanges comments on Senate candidates in Ohio asking How much and praises to Montana governor and Lyman Casey. It notes Iowa political shifts, fall river cotton goods prosperity, and calls for a unified Federal election law and protective tariff as 1892 Republican aims.
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Iowa
Des Moines Register
North Dakota
Lyman B. Casey
Gil” Pierce
Chicago Journal
Montana
Democratic Party
N. Y
Mail and Express
Fall River
Mass
Troy
Virginia Democratic
South
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Price
North Carolina
Ien
William L. Scott
Spring Valley
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Boston Traveller
Democratic Lie Nailed by Ex Senator Bruce on Negro Vote
The Albany Journal reports ex Senator Bruce of Mississippi denying claims that negroes form a secret political group to sway votes. He asserts African Americans will use strictly American methods to defend rights and reject covert means. The piece notes sympathy for resisting Southern Democrat oppression and predicts victory for American methods.
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Bruce
Mississippi
Albany
N. Y
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