Gates of Heaven Pearl Gate Sermon by Dr. Talmage
Dr. Talmage preaches on Revelation’s gates to heaven, describing twelve pearl gates, open wide then closed, each gate a symbol of diverse Christian denominations and nations. He urges repentance, faith in Jesus, and acceptance through any gate, emphasizing universal access and the password Jesus.
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Cashmers
Deth
Lucknow
Madeine
Thebes
Hamburg
Marssilles
Southampton
Havana
Chera
Adam
Eilen
Herschel
Herachel
Lang
Geett City
Enius
Christ
Galt
Margarette
Heaven
Fulius Cesar
Portugal
Cleopatra
Philip II
Earth
Imperial
Yakee
Hera
Qous Church
Jesus
Heavex
Luther
Free Will Baptists
Reformed Church
Gate
Church of the
Adoniram Judson
Hugh McKail
Goi
Thini
Lapland
Siberia
Norway
Sweden
Hindostan
Algiers
Ethiopia
China
Japan
Borneo
America
Mexican Plateau
Roman Campania
Holland Dyke
Scotch Highlands
Windsor Castle
John
Babylon
Tyre
Nineveh
St. Petersburg
Canton
Pekin
Paris
London
New York
Alps
Senegambia
Patagonia
Madras
Hong Kong
Africa
Dusseldorf
Leipsic
Glens
Prairies
Egyptia
Spain
England
Switderland
Ant
Alifrasi
Hell
Solam
Robespierre
Hildebrand
Nero
Cod
Avoica
Ayer
Anonemy
Gol
Dis
Trade Notes Reflect Broader Uptick In Early Week
Bradstreets reports firmer trade tone with higher fall prices for cotton and rising wages in industry. Wheat shipments abroad surge while bank clearings top 18 billion dollars. Gains are uneven across regions with Charleston Memphis Nashville showing strength and Savannah Augusta Jacksonville softer.
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Bradstreets
South
Charleston
Memphis
Nashville
Augusta
Savannah
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Galveston
Message From the Deep A Bottled Letter From Reina Regente
Advices from Madrid report a bottle washed ashore at Riva Della bearing a penciled note dated March 10 at 9 p m promising no hope of rescue twelve miles from Bajo Aceiteras aboard the cruiser Reina Regente. The government pledges aid to the families of officers and sailors lost.
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Madrid
Riva Della
Bajo Aceiteras
Legond
Reina Regente
Marshal Field Gift to W T U for Chicago Temple Debt
Marshal Field offers 25000 dollars with a condition that 275000 dollars more be raised by January 1 1896. The funds will reduce the debt on the Woman's Temple in Chicago, a major financial undertaking led by a group of women.
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Marshal Field
Supreme Court Strikes Down Major Tax Act
Chief Justice Fuller leads the Supreme Court in a tie vote declaring the 1894 income tax act defective. The ruling finds the rent and real estate taxes unapportioned and notes significant constitutional issues including uniformity, exemptions, and taxation of state and municipal bonds.
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Fuller
United States Supreme Court
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
No Extra Session Debated After Supreme Court Tax Ruling
Cabinet members at Tuesday's meeting discussed the Supreme Court's income tax decision and its impact on government finances. Secretary Carlisle argued revenue could be replaced from other sources while some urged calling an extra session, a move Cleveland opposes as unnecessary.
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Cleveland
Gresham
Fort Monroe
Carlisle
Treasury
Congress
Supreme Court
MURDERER RUNS AMUCK IN JACKSONVILLE
Brit Glenn known as Kid Charley roamed Jacksonville Florida early Sunday killing two men and wounding three others. Police officer Edward Minor was shot through the heart and died. Napoleon Stucks was killed resisting arrest. Lieutenant James Minor was shot in the ankle, Jim Clemons shot in the thigh and two bootblacks were lightly wounded.
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Brit Glenn
Kid Charley
Jacksonville
Fla
Edward Minor
Napoleon Stucks
Ricker’s
James Minor
Jim Clemons
Bootblack
Stucks
Glenn
Ed. Minor
Lansing's Apology Provokes Further Offense from Cleveland
A Boston man offered to confront Dr Lansing to demand reparation after his apology for attacking President Cleveland. The president replied that the retraction worsens the offense but left punishment to his conscience and public contempt. Washington April 11.
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Cleveland
Boston
Growth of the South Shows Broad Industrial Rise
Reports from across the southern states over the past week show rising industrial activity and a larger influx of new industries. Steel and iron demand strengthens with three Alabama blast furnaces planned. lumber, coal, cotton mills, and electric light projects expand, with numerous new factories, plants, and infrastructure projects announced in Texas, Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and Louisiana.
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South
Alabama
San Antonio
Tex
Jacksonville
Fls
Charlotte
N. C
Edwards, Mis
Port Lavaca
Texas
Cameron Compress Co
New Orleans
Cedartown
Priors
Princeton
Richmond
Wheeling
W. Va
Wva
Lecompte
Buena Vista
Little Rock
Ark
Crestview
Fis
Atlanta
Bainbridge, G
Vidalia
Whie Castle
Memphis
Back Short
Temple
Paw Paw
Florence
Ala
Tuskalooia
Als
Burlington and Gastonia
Watertown
Fla
Busines
Sistersville
Huntington
Phiaski
Louisville
Chattanooga
Treasury Updates Income Tax Rules Amid Supreme Court Ruling
Treasury issues supplemental instructions to tax collectors as the Supreme Court voids key income tax provisions. The piece notes ongoing confusion over the law, with Commissioner Miller aiming to publish clarifications soon. It also covers quarantine efforts against yellow fever and a Cuban insurrection impacting health plans. The ruling taxes rents and bonds differently, shifting levy toward wage earners and landlords, and altering state and municipal bond exemptions.
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Treasury Department
Supreme Court
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Miller
United States
New York
Santos
Cuba
Marine Office
Havana
Wyman
Supreme Court of the United States
Insurance
Internal Revenue Officers
Tennessee Legislature Backs Free Coinage of Silver and Gold
A resolution introduced in the forty-ninth Tennessee General Assembly requests Congress to enact legislation for free and unlimited coinage of silver and gold at a 16 to 1 ratio. Washington reports Colombia’s subjection of rebellion and restoration of peace, with sporadic guerilla actions possible yet telegraph lines back in use.
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Tennessee
Union
Senate
House of Representatives
Forty-Ninth General Assembly
Congress of
United States of America
Washington
Confederation
Governor Marvel Dies in Delaware Amid Succession Shuffle
Delaware Governor Marvel dies after a lingering illness in Wilmington. William P. Watson, speaker of the senate and a Democrat, becomes acting governor, creating a 4-to-4 party balance in the senate. Watson will serve until the November 1896 general election. The move clouds the Higgins Addicks senatorial contest and raises questions about appointing a senator and Senate admission.
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Delaware
Marvel
Wilmington
William P. Watson
Senate
Watson
Higgins
Addicks
United States Senate
A Kentucky Duel Claims Life at Covington Bank Door
In Covington Kentucky State Senator W P Goebel shot and killed Cashier John Sanford of the Farmers and Traders bank En route to the bank Goebel and officials met Sanford Sanford shook Hendricks hand and asked about an article Goebel admitted writing then Sanford fired Goebel fired back striking Sanford in the forehead as he stood in the doorway of the bank.
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Covington
W. P. Goebel
John Sanford
Farmers and Traders’ Bank
Goebel
Hendricks
Kentucky
Frank Helm
First National Bank
Sanford
Helm
Adventists Pardoned in Tennessee Sunday Law Case
Governor Turney pardons Rev. W. G. Colcord M A Sturdevant W S Buarchard D C Flumb and B Abbott plus eight others from Rhea county jailed for Sunday work violations. Nine Adventists were convicted. four sentences served. Pardons follow judge James C Parks recommendation.
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Turney
Tennessee
W. G. Colcord
M. A. Sturdevant
W. S. Buarchard
D. C. Flumb
B. Abbott
Rhea County
James C. Parks
Debs Renews Union Drive On Pacific Coast
President Debs of the American Railway Union reports a thorough reorganization along the Great Northern line to the coast and in California after thirty six days of speeches. He notes 2200 new members joined during seven days westward and cites wage cuts on the Southern Pacific fueling worker discontent with old brotherhoods.
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Debs
American Railway Union
Pacific Coast
Great Northern
California
Southern Pacific
Alabama Governor Moves to Impeach Lee County Judge
The Alabama governor received a large batch of petitions with evidence demanding impeachment of Probate Judge Robinson of Lee County. The judge is charged with habitual drunkenness and general misconduct. The governor says the evidence justifies impeachment proceedings.
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Alabama
Robinson
Lee County
Billarp's Letter Rejects Sherman Monument Request
Billarp declines 25 cent monument fund for General Sherman. He favors honoring Joe Johnston instead and blasts Shermanism and a recent silver money book. The letter cites Confederate heroism, calls for unity, and references financial-era debates including Coln's Financial School and silver versus gold.
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Mr. Slickman
General Sherman
Sea
Joe Johnston
Sherman
Jon Johnston
Grand Army of the Republic
Americaux
Tecumseh Sherman
John Sherman
Coln
Financial School
Joel Chandler Harris
W. H. Harvey
Cain
United States
Europe
General Grant
Sain
Colorado
Cleysad
Atlanta Constitution
Palmer Opposes Illinois Democrats Free Silver Plan
Senator John M. Palmer said he will fight the proposed move to commit Illinois Democrats to free silver. He stated he read recent interviews with leading Democrats and has no reply to personal attacks by Heinrichsen and Merritt. He called the interviews evidence of a concerted effort to force a free coinage stance.
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John M. Palmer
Illinois Democracy
Messrs
Heinrichsen
Merritt
Peace Near as China Japan War Heads to End
A Yokohama dispatch to the Pall Mall Gazette reports peace negotiations between China and Japan nearing completion within a week. Seven of Japan's eight demands have already been accepted.
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Yokohama
Pall Mall Gazette
China
Japan
Tennessee Senate Backs 16 to 1 Free Coinage Resolution
The Tennessee senate on Thursday adopted by 14 to 10 a joint resolution asking Congress to enact a free coinage law at a 16 to 1 ratio. Nine members did not vote. The measure now goes to the house.
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Tennessee Senate
Congress
House
Woolen Manufactory Assigns In Allston Ont
The Allston Woolen Manufacturing Company of Allston Ontario has assigned liabilities about 240000 dollars with assets nominally 87000 dollars in excess of that amount. Earthquake Shocks In Italy At Reggio di Calabra Monday evening felt again with no damage reported.
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Allston Woolen Manufacturing Company of
Allston, Ont
Italy
Reggio di Calabra
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Silver Party
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Governor Marvel
Adventists
Billarp
Senator Palmer
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