Have Ye Received the Holy Ghost Rev Talmage Sermon
Rev Dr Talmage extols the Holy Ghost as omnipotent and divine, urges prayer for illumination, and recalls personal recollections of Pentecostal power. He likens the Spirit to comforter, interpreter, and preacher’s reinforcement, urging ministers to report sermon impact through Holy Ghost-led testimony.
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God
Jerusalem
Peter
John Waster
Tyind
Holy Ghost
God the Father
God the Son
Jesus Christ
Goil
Matthew Henry
Scott
Adam Clarke
Albert Barnes
Bush
Alexander
Palestine
Novoe Vremya
St Petersburg
Philadelphia
Dead Sea
Damascus
Christ
Paul
Joshua
Elijah
Solomon
Mark
Earl of Chatham
Cecil
Inkermann
Nicodemus
Holy Ghost Power in Finney and Early Evangelism
A sermon-like narrative recalls Charles G. Finney's conversion and his experience of the Holy Ghost baptism as a powerful personal awakening. It links historical evangelists to modern revival imagery, describing waves of divine love, and compares spiritual influence to telegraph wires reaching global audiences.
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Cain
Whitefield
Hedley Vicars
Jecret
Firs
Hedicy Vietre
Vicars
Jesus Christ
Growth of the South Promotes Mills and Factories
Reports from across the south show better weather lifting business. New cotton mills and enlargements are planned in North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Virginia, and Texas with various capitalizations. Production remains active in southern regions, while iron, steel, and related building projects gain pace and new industries form in multiple states.
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South
Greenville
Hickory Grove
Walterboro
N. C
Mocksville
Huntsville
Piedmont
Ala
Shreveport
Tupelo
Miss
Rutherfordton
Cheraw
Newberry
8. C
Totton
Tennessee
Tonisville
Wheeling
W. Va
Cuero
Texas
Portsmouth
Chase City
Whiskey Trust Steal Figures Released in Chicago Report
Former officers are accused of malversing funds from the Greenhut management of the whiskey trust. A report to Receiver McNulta alleges stock was diverted to insiders, creating a discrepancy of 1,924,120 dollars. Some 34,498 shares were sold to officials at 45 cents on the dollar, nearly draining about two million from stockholders.
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McNulta
Whiskey Trust
Chicago
Greenhut
Oldest Cincinnati bank assigns after decisive step
The Commercial Bank of Cincinnati has made an assignment after deciding to go out of business a half hour earlier. President Foote states the bank can pay dollar for dollar. Organized in 1831 it holds a paid-up capital stock of 328000 and a surplus of 40000 with average deposits around 400000.
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Commercial Bank
Cincinnati
Foote
Linll
Glass Works Cease Operations at Elwood Plant
The Diamond plate glass factory in Elwood Indiana has halted casting halls and will close the entire plant on Saturday. About 890 workers will lose their jobs as stock is inventoried and the plant is transferred to the trust. Officials say the idle period may last until fall, about six weeks, before resuming operations.
More Troops in Cuba Arrive on Leon XIII
The Spanish cruiser Leon XIII docked at Hayang carrying 1,899 troops amid the Cuba deployment.
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Cuba
Leon XIII
Hayang
Washington Notes on Navy, Cuba, and Pension Reforms
The state department reports three arms shipments to Cuban insurgents via Philadelphia to Savannah and small fishing smacks, while Secretary Herbert approves a new steel submarine torpedo boat from John P Holland. Pension increases to six dollars begin April 4, affecting about 40,000 beneficiaries and costing $1.5 million. The Monetary Conference faces a weak chance of a bi metal meeting as Cleveland contests delegation power under Wolcott. Treasury worries over income tax ruling, with a possible extra session to fund government if the tax is unconstitutional. The court’s divided stance fuels secrecy and cautious bets on sustaining the law.
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Damascus
Umrat
Holy Ghost
Christ
Luidk
Father
Thesterfieldian
de Quinesy
New York
Ohio
America
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Holy
Second Reformed Church
Somerville
N. J
Osborne
Evan
Vermont
Jaynes's Hall
Philadelphia
Fulton Street
Cites
Albany
State of
Court of
Congressional Union
Washington
Atlantic Ocean
State Department
United States
Cuba
Arey
Savannah
Herbert
Department Haa
John P. Holland Torpedo Boat Company
Treasury Department
Carlisle
Justice Jackson
Treasury
Dispute Solutions In The West Include Lawsuits Not Guns
Bronco Bill and Hair Trigger Ike discuss how two men in the East settle disputes by suing for damages rather than resorting to gun violence. They note the loser often cannot afford a weapon after paying lawyers.
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Bronco Bill
Five Buildings in Ashes in South Chicago Fire
Five buildings burned in South Chicago Tuesday morning. Cowboy's Hall housed regalia of secret societies used in their meetings. Occupants fled in night clothes. Loss estimated at 50,000 dollars.
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South Chicago
Brass founders firm Leitchs assign over debts in Washington
The firm of Robert Leitch & Sons, Washington, described as the oldest brass founders in the country, has made an assignment. Assets total 102000 with liabilities 62000. Failure stemmed from inability to collect payments. It is reported about 1000 sawmills have closed on bigszo in the last year.
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Robert Leitch & Sons
Washington
Jy Bigszo
New Head Named for Southern States Passenger Association
William Wilson Finley was elected commissioner of the Southern States Passenger Association at a Atlanta meeting. The organization will begin operations on April 15, replacing the old body. Officers include Charley Harman J C Haile and Joseph Richardson audit committee, with Harry Walters named president.
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Southern States Passenger Association
William Wilson Finley
Atlanta
Old Southern Passenger Association
Finley
Charley Harman
Western and Atlantic Railway
J. C. Haile
The
Central
Joseph Richardson
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Indian River Railway
Harry Walters
RAILROADS IN COURT BATTLE IN ATLANTA SUIT
The Seaboard Air-Line and the Western and Atlantic with Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis clashed in Fulton county superior court before Judge J H Lumpkin. Seaboard opened with a forceful attack and Western and Atlantic defended its prorating privileges. After lengthy speeches the hearing adjourned to Monday and Judge Lumpkin takes a week to study a mountain of documentary evidence.
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Seaboard Aiir- Line
Fulton County Superior Court
Atlanta
J. H. Lumpkin
Seaboard Air-Line
Jack J. Spalding
Western and Atlantic
Western
Seaboard Air Line
Ed Baxter
Nashville
Lumpkin
Thurston Homeward Bound
A Washington special reports Minister Thurston will leave the country without formal recall. He announced plans to visit friends Monday and depart for San Francisco Tuesday to sail for Honoma next week, declining to discuss the matter or confirm any official notice or pending charges.
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Washington
Thurston
San Francisco
Honoma
State Department
Mass Meeting Call by Nashville Democrats 1895
Nashville Democrats in Davidson county issue a call for a mass meeting at Tabernacle on Tuesday April 2 1895 to petition the general assembly for redress of grievances and to support Mr Evans as the state returns indicate he was elected.
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Nashville
Davidson County
Tabernacle
General Assembly
Evans
THAT CATTLE PROCLAMATION SHARES SOUTH DAKOTA PROCLAMATION TEXT
The governor of South Dakota issues a quarantine proclamation mirroring those of Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska and federal agriculture. It will not affect cattle shipments to South Dakota ranges. Cattle from Northern Texas Panhandle migrate northward as with shipments to Colorado Wyoming. proclamation guards against southern Texas cattle.
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South Dakota
Texas
Washington
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Agricultural Department
Panhandle
Five Children Die in Fire at Minot Residence
A Minot North Dakota home owned by Phoenix Christensen a carpenter burned Tuesday night killing five children aged eight to fifteen. The blaze gutted the Phoenix Christensen residence and the victims were found inside the flames. Local authorities launched an investigation into the deadly fire.
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Phoenix Christensen
Minot
North Dekots
Flemez
Spain to Reinforce Cuba as Insurrection Spreads
Madrid reacts to reports of a growing Cuban rebellion with plans to dispatch 9,700 additional troops under Martinez de Campos. Ships, a new captain general, and 10,000,000 pezetas earmarked as forces rise amid defeats at Campochulos.
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Martinez de Campos
Cuba
Filipinas
Martin Alonzo Pinson
Castella
Cuban
Madrid
Primo Rivera
General Calleja
Calleja
Crombet
Marti
Gomes
Maco
Santiago
Costa Rica
Jamaica
Senate
Canovas del Castillo
Campos
Barcelona
Cadiz
Carthagena
Cailejar
Campochulos
Teamoh Introduces Race Discrimination Bill in Mass.
Massachusetts rep Teamoh, a noted committee member, introduced a bill to prohibit discrimination in public places based on race or color. It would make distinctions punishable by fine or imprisonment and allow damages via civil action, removing the phrase good cause. No decision was reached after a Judiciary Committee hearing.
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Massachusetts
Representative Teamoh
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
South
Committee On
Judiciary
Five Train Robbers Bagged At Cripple Creek
Five men, Bob Taylor Frank Wallace Lou Vannick W S Crumley James Gibson, are in custody in Cripple Creek Colorado charged with robbing the Florence and Cripple Creek railway. Crumley Crumley and Gibson work at Strong mine. Bloodhounds aided the pursuit and Crumley previously drove the hack that tarred and feathered General Tarsney at Colorado Springs.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Florence and Cripple Creek
Bob Taylor
Frank Wallace
Lou Vannick
W. S. Crumley
James Gibson
Vannick
Crumley
Gibson
Strong Mine
Colorado Springs
General Tarsney
Alamo
Davis Will Contest Settled After Mutual Agreement
The Davis will contest at Butte Montana involving seven million dollars ended by mutual consent among heirs. The will is admitted to probate with a decree of distribution, subject to possible revision within one year by contesting claimants not party to the agreement.
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Davis
Butte
Mont
Fire destroys Planters oil mill in Greenville Mississippi
The Planters oil mill at Greenville Mississippi burned to the ground within two hours turning the vast building seed houses and all stock of oil seed oilcake to ashes. Loss estimated at 150000 with 75000 insured. It is the fourth destructive fire in Greenville within thirty days.
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Greenville
Miss
Body of highwayman Underwood found near scene of express train hold up
The body of Underwood, a gang member who attempted to rob the Cincinnati Southern express train, was found late Thursday evening in the woods near the shooting site by a farmer.
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Underwood
Cincinnati Southern
Quiet at New Orleans Levee Front
Advices from New Orleans indicate uninterrupted business on the levee front with loading of cotton onto ships performed exclusively by Degrees while no white men are at work. The report highlights a racial labor division impacting port operations.
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New Orleans
Five Story Malt House Collapses at Wainwright Brewery
The five story malt house at the Wainwright brewery in Chicago collapsed Thursday morning due to the weight of stored grain. Estimated loss stands at $15,000.
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Wainwright Brewery
Chicago
German Socialists to Strike in Belgium Meeting
A large Ghent gathering of socialists resolved to begin a general strike upon signal from the general council at Braneels.
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Ghent
Belgium
General Council
Braneels
Daring Kentucky Train Robbery Ends With Three Dead
An attempted raid on the southbound No. 3 Queen and Crescent at tunnel No. 9 near Greenwood ends quickly. Mr. T. R. Griffin and two assistants confront six robbers. three are killed, another mortally wounded, and the rest escape with no train injuries reported.
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Kentucky
Queen and Cresent
Cincinnati
Miller
Chattanooga
T. R. Griffin
Southern Road
Tunnel No. 9
Greenwood
Georgia Central faces disruption bid and separate receiver move
In Wall Street New York reports an attempt to disrupt the Georgia Central system with plans for one or two branch lines to seek a separate receiver appointment. Ongoing friction between Savannah and Western and Georgia Central prompts speculation that Savannah and Western bondholders may push to run the line independently.
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Georgia Central
Wall Street
New York
Savannah and Western
Madrid minister clings to hope Reina Regente afloat
The minister of marine in Madrid believes a chance remains that Reina Regente is afloat and that the wreck found by the cruiser Alfonzo XII near the Straits of Gibraltar may be a merchant vessel. A cruiser continues the Atlantic search toward Madeira while Ezeta issues a proclamation to his followers promising to fight the enemy for the country.
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Madrid
Spain
Alfonzo XII
Straits of Gibraltar
Atlantic
Madeira
Ezeta
General Ezeta
Silver Prices Hover After London Fix and Peace Hopes
After a London fix of 291, silver quoted 291 last Tuesday as buyers push forward months to December. An eminent bullion firm believes will hold if China Japan peace talks succeed. any hitch could push prices. Newport Deposit Bank failed to pay $4,500 in exchanges, with total liabilities between $200,000 and $250,000, signaling embarrassment and possible closure. Judge Sandborn orders U S Marshal White to evict 275 settlers on Winnebago leased lands in Nebraska.
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London
China
Japan
Newport
Sandborn
United States
Marshal White
Omaha
Neb
Winnebago Reservation
Miners in DuBois District Favor Strike for Raise
Miners in the DuBois Pennsylvania district held a closed meeting on Wednesday and refused to disclose proceedings. It is learned that many miners favor a strike for a one cent raise.
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DuBois, Penn
Warfare of the Future Reveals New European War Vision
Retired Colonel James McChesney warns in modern warfare the aim shifts from killing to paralyzing the enemy. He envisions future battle as continuous maneuvering driven by calculation, with victory gained through strategic disruption of communications, starvation, and force organization across a vast front. Heads rather than blades may determine outcomes.
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James McChesney
Old Offender Weds Justice in a Wedding Fee Tale
A humorous old court scene recounts a justice who has just married an offender. The exchange centers on the wedding fee and the playful charge of five dabars. The banter highlights the quirky legal-age traditions and social humor of the era.
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Old Ofender
Jedea
Incidents of Hegira for the Land of Flowers travels
William Billarp recounts Florida trip from Oakland to Sanford and Palatka. Desolate groves north of Ocala after freezes and arson, some regrowth in Tampa region. Aboard trains he observes depots, sleepers, a Michigan grandmother, and a sad coffin scene. Reaches Waycross and Jacksonville. home in Florida recalled with musical nostalgia. Knoxville considers $40,000 electric plant. city already spends $21,000 annually on lights.
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Oakland
Sanford
Palatka
Florida
Ocala
Tampa
Jacksonville
Weill
Atlanta
Waycross
Jiffon
Michigan
Ozons
Tifton
William
Taddie
Ann
Maggie
Afton
Vale
Avoca
Trilby
Knoxville
City Council
Chicago
Atlanta Markets Groceries and Provisions Overview
Market listings show Atlanta groceries with prices on roasted coffee, syrups, teas, rice, salt, cheese, candy, oysters, eggs, butter, poultry, vegetables, flour, grain, hay, meal, wheat bran, stock feed, peas, grits, and provisions. Cotton market closed steady with middling around 53.4 cents.
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New Orleans
Georgia
Ducka
Burbank
Tennessee
California
Camped
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