Saving Look Sermon by Rev T D Tal mage Not Delivered
The manuscript of a sermon by Dr Talmage titled The Saving Look was published after the fire that destroyed his chapel altar. He emphasizes looking unto Jesus as personal savior and example, urging believers to endure in Christian life, rely on divine sympathy, and follow Christ through hardship with faith that God provides deliverance.
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Talmage
Jesus
Paul
Apostle
Jesus Christ
Welliston
Christ
Liverpool
Long Island
Maz
Brazil
Israel
Josue
Portias
Wong Ures
Turner
Acre
Ourronils
Ian
Atdison
Carlyle
Halph
Waldo Jager
Lord Byron
Edward Payson
Cowper
Slander
Palestine
Alexander
Persia
Sahera
Despond
Lazarus
Great American Reverence for Washington by Lodge
A review of Henry Cabot Lodge's Life of Washington praises the volumes as nearly unbroken praise for Washington. The author notes Lodge’s intimate study and argues the portrayal reflects a consistent view of Washington as a great soldier and statesman who shaped the Republic despite critics.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
E Republic
America
Faete
Oyereye
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered names and terms
Fragmentary OCR text collects scattered words and names with no coherent story or clear entities. The readable portions include partial names and terms like Gordon, Geep, Cat, Ray, MODS, and Jabot, but lacks a discernible event, place, or date to summarize into a valid news item. The result is a garbled, standalone snippet without a definite narrative.
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Lee
Pope Oomit News
Pope
Niels
Leyf
Segay
Wes
David's Thanksgiving lesson from 2 Samuel
A historical Christian lesson from 2 Samuel 7 18 29 and related texts centers on gratitude to God. It recalls David's desire to build the temple, God's promise of a future temple and everlasting kingdom, and urging believers to praise and thank God for past present and future mercies.
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S. S
Jesus
Tiwe
Prace
Jerusalem
David
Davin
Nathan
God
Egypt
Sinai
Jordan
Christ
Israel
Abraham
A. F. Schauffler
Odd Tales of Hidden Treasures and Curious Coincidences
A series of strange incidents from a past era: a 1000-franc note found in a dead mother’s hair, a jeweler’s tale of a running watch linked to temperament, a burglar’s reflected revenge ending with a cash stash behind a mirror, and multiple unlikely wedding coincidences. Also noted: a Maryland crab’s peculiar two-headed crab apple of a melon seed sprouting, plus two Hatfield township couples unknowingly pledging to marry the same minister on the same day.
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Barre
Philadelphia Jeweler
Maryland
Alber
Clarksville
Banks County
Gueteen
Ind
Messick Carpenter
Poem Ciancaniel
Levy
Seeren
Hatfeld
Seer Lansdale
Cary Vicer
Magnificent Studebaker Mansion Destroyed by Fire in South Bend
The stone Studebaker mansion in South Bend Indiana once valued at about three hundred thousand dollars was almost completely destroyed by fire after oil rags ignited in a closet near the den. Mrs Studebaker and her grandchild were saved though she was severely burned and nearly lost her life protecting the child. Insurance stood at twenty five thousand dollars with total losses estimated over one hundred fifty thousand dollars.
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Clem Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Mr. Studebaker
Cobb and Frost
Chicago
Nevada Bank Changes Presidents After Wheat Deal Fallout
Ex Senator Fair resigns as Nevada Bank president and director on Wednesday, James L Flood elected to lead. The exit marks the final chapter of the 1887 wheat deal that cost stockholders millions, with Fair supplying funds to stabilize the bank during its crisis.
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Fair
Young Flood
San Francisco
Nevada Bank
James L Flood
John W. Mackay
James G. Fiood
George Brander
Senator Fair
South Pacific Coast Railroad
Jennie Flood
James G. Flood
Crash in Oils Involves W A Robinson Co and New Bedford
W A Robinson and Co of Providence have assigned to J Swift of New Bedford in a $300000 claim suit. The oil firm dated 1828, operates an oil refinery in New Bedford and an office in Providence. Indebtedness estimated between $250000 and $300000, with about $100000 due in Providence.
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Providence
W. A Robinson & Co
J. Swift
New Bedford
Flames in a Prison at Michigan Penitentiary in Jackson
Fire on Wednesday morning gutted the east wing of the Michigan Penitentiary in Jackson, destroying the school and library. Loss estimated between 25,000 and 30,000 dollars with no insurance. walls remain as the structure is gutted and order among convicts was maintained during the blaze.
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Jackson, Mich
Knights Parade Opens Triennial Knights Templar Conclave
Washington Oct 9 15000 Knights Templar marched in a grand parade through the capital from the Capitol to the White House and back along Pennsylvania Avenue. The procession featured regalia bands and mounted officers with 12 divisions led by Eminent Sir Myron M Parker. The President and officials viewed from a grand stand as the encampment gathered at Masonic Temple for meetings and addresses.
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Washington
Knights Templar
F Street
Ebbitt House
Thirteenth
K Streets
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
K Street
M. M. Parker
W. G. Moore
D. C
Roome
van Slyck
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
A. C. Wood
New York
Sr J. L Beck
Virginia
Vermont
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Henry Parkins
Ohio
Kentucky
Maine
T. C. Hipple
Pennsylvania
D. T. Bacon
Indiana
Texas
Michigan
Norman T. Gassette
Illinois
Samuel H. Wagoner
California
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Canada
Scott
Scott-Lord
Windom
Harrison
Halford
Noble
Rusk
Wanamaker
Miller
Batchellor
Walker Blaine
Schofield
Diaine
Myron M. Parker
Executive Mansion
Washington Circle
Mount Vernon Square
Masonic Temple
Douglass
Michigan Pioneer Judge Bunce Dies at 101 in Port Huron
Zephaniah Webster Bunce known as Judge Bunce died at his Port Huron home yesterday morning. Born November 14, 1787 in Hartford, Conn., he would have turned 102 in November. He served on the county court bench in 1830 and fifteen years later, and was a Territorial Legislature member from 1821 to 1824.
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Port Huron
Bunce
Port Houron
Mich
Zephaniah Webster Bunce
Hartford
Conn
Charter Oak
Judge Bunce
Isss
Awful Crime in Burrano: Mother and Son Fatal Wounds
Charles T. Orris of Buffalo shot his mother and cut his own throat in Lower Main street Burrano. A note from Orris claimed life fatigue and a wish to cremation, detailing body disposition and mourning his mother. Also reports a separate mining deal in St Louis valued at $2,000,000 and two arrestee suspects linked to a burglary in Pana.
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Charles T. Orris
Buffalo
Burrano
N. Y
Lower Main Street
Orris
Illinois Knights Templar visit Washington tomb and White House reception
The Illinois Commanderies of Knights Templar visited Mount Vernon to honor George Washington with 632 Sir Knights and ladies. They performed prayers, songs, and drills, then joined a grand parade of Mystic Shrine nobles. President Harrison hosted a brilliant White House reception as crowds lined the sidewalks. Iowa’s Knights were readmitted after suspension, and Louisville, Kentucky, was chosen for the next triennial conclave.
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Illinois
Tomb of
Washington
White House
Knights Templar
Mount Vernon
Weber Quartette
Rockford
James Miller
Sword of
DeWitt
Cregier
Apollo No. 1
Blacktort Kavanagh
Grace Church
Knight George
Lorimer
D. D
Washington Baseball Grounds
Apollo Commandery
Troy
N. Y
Louisville
de Molay
Detroit
Mich
Louisville Masonic Home
Templars
Mystic Shrine
Almas Temple
Marine Band
Pyramid Temple
Bridgeport
Harrison
Windom
Miller
Noble
Rusk
Cabiet
Proctor
Knight Myron M Parker
Towa
James H. Hopkins
Committee On
Iowa
United States
Indictment over Interstate Commerce Law in Milwaukee Road case
The Milwaukee road is indicted by a U S grand jury in St Paul for violating the Interstate Commerce Law. The trial will test railroads right to charge higher rates to interior towns than to St Paul and Minneapolis and raise questions about hundreds of thousands of dollars in revenue. The case centers on long and short haul clauses and railroad revenue.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Company
St. Pau, Minn
Milwaukee Road
United States Grand Jury
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Widow's Suitor Shoots Rival Then Kills Self
In Prena Ohio on October 10 Henry Hoffman and Lawrence Huter both 45 sought a widow Lerzer. Hoffman shot Huter after a brief exchange then fatally wounded himself. Huter survived but cannot recover.
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Prena
Henry Hoffman
Lawrence Huter
Lerzer
Huter
Hoffman
Still Hale and Hearty Samuel Garrawm Moves to Kansas at 104
Samuel Garrawm of Macoupin County Illinois aged 104 moves to Kansas to join his children. He was born in England August 1 1785 and is described as pale and hearty, still smoking and chewing tobacco. He has three sons and a daughter in Kansas, another daughter in St Louis, and one in Brighton. His wife is living. Aaron Lil Oct 10.
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Aaron
Lil
Ilinois
Samuel Garrawm
Maccupin County
Kansas
St. Lewis
Brighton
Mr. Garraumm
England
Garraum
Knights Hold Triennial Conclave In Denver and Logan Reception
In secret session Knights Templar elect J P Gobin of Pennsylvania as Grand Master and Hugh McCurdy of Michigan as Deputy Grand Master with Denver chosen for the next triennial conclave. A vast crowd attended Mrs Logan’s Thursday night reception at Calumet Place honoring the Sir Knights and their ladies.
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Denver
Col
Gobin
Lebanon
Washington
Knights Templar
J. P. & Gobin
Pennsylvania
Hugh McCurdy
Michigan
Third Brigade
National Guard of
Warren Larue Thomas
Maysville
Te Hendley Boyd
San Francisco
Henry Bates Stod
Cincinnati
Louisville
Scheutzen Park
Pennsylvania Masonic Veterans’ Association
New York
Illinois
Pacific Coast
District of Columbia
Masonic Veterans’ Association
Maceron Sons
General Pike
Albert Pike
William Meyer
Philadelphia
Theoph Lus Pratt
la Fayett
van Cleve
Theodore Parkin
Iowa
E. A. Sherman
California
George H. Fish
A. T. Longley
Logan
Calumet Place
Memorial Hall
Knight Templar
Chevalier Bayard Commandery
Chicago
General Logan
Marine Land
Marshal M. M. Parker
Major Tucker
General Conger
Ohio
John W. Vrooman
M. M. Parker
Harrison Dingman
Chevalier Bayard Post
Remains of Lord Howe Found in Ticonderoga Tomb
Workmen digging a sewer in Ticonderoga New York uncovered a tombstone with a coffin containing bones. The inscription dated to Lord Howe, born 1724 and killed at Ticonderoga July 8 1758. Coffin oak and largely decayed remains to be reinterred amid village excitement.
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Ticonderoga
N. Y
Ticexognoca
Lord Howe
Lord George Augustus Howe
England
Tconderoga
James Abercrombe
Lake George
Fort Ticonderoga
Ensing
Mass Meeting in Cooper Institute Pays Tribute to Cox Memory
Large audience in New York at Cooper Institute on October 11 under Steckler Association for late 8.8 Cox. Ex President Cleveland, Mayor Grant, General Sherman and other notable figures spoke. Speakers included Cleveland and Proctor Knott.
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New York
Cooper Institute
Cox
Steckler Association
Cleveland
Grant
General Sherman
A. S&s Hewitt
Hodly
C. A Dana
Roger A. Pryor
Butchered by Blacks Survivors Tell Navassa Insurrection Story
Survivors of the Navassa uprising describe brutal attacks by rioting African workers at the phosphate mines. White officers, including Dr. Smith and H. A. Jones, recount killings, near executions, and rescue by a British warship after a violent night of siege.
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Navassa
Prinapetrina
D. Smith
G W. Roby
H. A. Jones
H. N. Vail
John O'Rourke
John Jacobson
Island of
Dorian
W. Roby
Baltimore
Dr. Smith
Jones
Phosphate Company
Thomas N. Foster
Joseph Fales
William T. Shea
Mr. Foster
James Mahone
Tudan
George S. Key
Mahone
Key
Jamaica
Forward
Foreign Delegates Dismiss English Criticism at Pan American Congress
Worcester dispatch reports South American delegates dismiss European and especially British criticism of the Pan American Congress. Zelaya of Honduras backs arbitration, Castellanas of Salvador urges prosperity, Penza of Venezuela notes European commerce fears, and English mistrust fades as US relations grow. Paris elections show Republican lead, Conservative and Boulangist totals listed.
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New Years
Herald
Worcester
Senor Jeroamo Zelaya
Honduras
United States
Senor Castellanas
Salvador
England
Senor Penza
Venezuela
Europe
Ameria
Americas
Paris
Get
Chamber of Deputies
Mississippi Valley Wheat Growers Convene in St Louis
Mississippi valley wheat growers meet in St Louis beginning October 25 to form an association and push for better price and business control for farmers. Also notes bank wrecker indictments in Scranton, Woman's Congress officers elected in Denver, Brooklyn Navy Yard expansion planned, Vesuvius cruiser trial praised, and the death of Dr Hugh M Sutherland from morphine in Union Square Park.
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Mississippi
Hugh M. Sutherland
New York
Union Squany Park
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