The Eye That Formed the Eye Shall He Not See
A sermon on Genesis and Psalm themes praises the human eye as a divine marvel. It extols God's care and omniscience, arguing that the eye's intricate structure and vast reach reveal God's wisdom and vigilance. The preacher contrasts human sight with divine sight, urging reverence and faith in judgment and mercy.
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Lis
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Heaven
Alps
Mont Blanc
Mount Washington
New England
Arctic
Gulf
Archibald Alexander
Charles G. Finney
George Whitefell
Martin Luther
Eya
Adrian
Tunis
Samson
Christ J
Bartimétla
Bartimans
Herschel
Fraunhofer
Swammerdan
Dr. Hooke
Bound Brook
God
Seventeen Items From Aged Treasures And Modern Ventures
A jumble of notices reports aging Katrina in Memphis and new towers rising in Des Moines and Chicago judges allowing smoking in court. It notes gold discoveries in Alabama, rising treasury receipts, and a plan for a grand St Louis temple. Bicycles bloom in San Francisco while 70,000 yards of red tape await War Dept. Cuba? Bolivia and Peru clash over civil war offenses. Industrial gains in Louisville Chicago St Louis and Cleveland. Hastings colt sold for 37000, cheap wheat spurs Palouse hog-raising with 100000 hogs in Whitman County. An ibex in Arizona, new Windom cutter launched, and postal stamp rules tighten. Postage cuts spread to Mexico. Port of New York hosts many ships. British slaughter pigs under Swine Fever Act. Dime Savings Bank collapse scars Willimantic, coyotes rise in Oregon with bounties asked. Georgia immigration surges as 30000 acres bought, 50000 settlers targeted.
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Memphis
Tenn
Des Moines
Iowa
Chicago
Alabama
United States Treasury
St. Louia
Sa Francisco
United States War Department
Bolivia
Peru
Louisville
St. Louis
Cleveland
Belmont
Hastings
Gideon & Daly
Moone
Weather Bureau
Kentucky Distillers’ Association
Kentucky
New England
Puget's Sound
Lamont
Clara Mere
Atlanta Exposition
Whitman County
Superstition Mountains
Maricopa County
Arizona
America
Oregon
United States Revenue
William Windom
Dubuque
Towa
Post Office Department
Deeres
New York
British Board of Agriculture
Dime Sayings Bank
Willimantic
Conn
Gillian County
Growth of the South Delivers Busy Industrial Week
A weekly review shows the southern economy waking from midsummer dullness with gains in iron, textile, and lumber sectors. Demand for lumber rises while prices hold, new furnaces reopen, and wages rise in textiles. Alabama spurts include gold mine purchases and several new ventures. Forty new industries announced or enlarged across multiple states, including Birmingham expansion, mining near Birmingham and Montreal, a Little Rock mining and smelting company, and numerous mills and manufacturing plants in North and South Carolina, Georgia, Texas, Tennessee, Virginia, and Louisiana.
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South
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Montreal
Ark
Capital
Little Rock
Hope Oil and Defnting Company
Hope
Standard Cotton Seed Co
Wheeling
W. Va
Elmendorf
Texas
Williamston N.C
Greensboro
N. C
Lumberton
Salisbury
New Orleans
Gum Neck
Georgetown
Cog Hill
Tennessee
Glen Easton
Knoxville
Mississippi Populists Nominates Full Ticket for Governor
The Mississippi populists held a state convention on Wednesday and nominated a full ticket led by Frank Burkitt for governor. Forty seven counties were represented by 122 delegates as they denounced the Democrats over treasury defalcations and urged economy and free coinage of silver at 16 to 1. The gathering was the largest anti democracy convention among white Mississippians since the war.
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Mississippi
Down
Frank Burkitt
BILLARP'S LETTER Warns Fifty Plus Women From Cycling
An outspoken column notes that large women over 200 pounds should avoid bicycles and discusses social norms, education, crime, gender roles, and fashion. The writer defends women riding when modest, critiques rumors, and muses on marriage, politics, and public life with pointed examples and local color.
Labor wide strike and wage boosts ripple across industries
The Isthmus of Panama strike extends from Colon to Panama as labor leaders, including John Burns, win re election. Wages rise in Tennessee Coal Iron and Railway Company mines and in Alabama mills. A cotton mill to be built in Greensboro, New York investors spend 254000 dollars in a year. Western railroads expand staff to handle business, while Ishpeming iron miners strike. New England shows high wage earner proportion due to women and child labor in mills.
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Isthmus
Panama
Colon
John Burns
Spain
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railway Company
Alabama
Greensboro
N. C
New York
Western Railroads
North Adams
Mass
Consul McDaniel
Bahia
Brazil
Louisville and Nashville
Montgomery
Louisville
Philadelphia
New England
Rhode Islan
Ishpeming
Oklahoma Divorces Null by Territorial Supreme Court
The Guthrie supreme court rules probate justices had no right to grant divorces in Oklahoma before the territorial era. Jurisdiction required two-year residency, and divorces based on ninety days’ residence are void. Many divorces granted to outsiders are invalid, affecting hundreds of cases.
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Oklahoma
Supreme Court At
Guthrie
Atlanta Markets Groceries And Provisions Prices Listed
Market summary of Atlanta wholesale and retail staples with prices for coffee sugar tea flour meats produce and cotton. Includes various Brands weights and per unit costs such as coffee 21.60 100 pounds sugar 4 percent granulated 43 cents New Orleans sugar 44 45 creamery butter 12 15 per pound oysters 1.70 1.25 and cotton middling price 6 1/4 cents.
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New Orleans
Sugarhouse
Dobb's
F. W
L. W
Georgia
Shorts
Tennessee
Through Georgia Bits of News Gathered from Statewide
A summary of happenings across Georgia notes Drew brothers selling land near Fitzgerald for 74000 and Irwin county colonists rushing to new homes. A Valdosta melon shipment lost 119 dollars. Thomasville and Tifton rail bond wagers. Kramer lumber fire losses near five thousand dollars. Looming politics, bank reopenings, new colonies, and rail rate talks fill the state scene.
Waco Doctor Charged With Making $10 Gold Pieces
Dr Thomas Edgar Rogers aged thirty four of Waco Georgia was arrested in Atlanta on counterfeiting charges. Secret Service agent W W Forsyth led the arrest and confiscated a complete counterfeiting outfit including molds metal and plating equipment. Rogers waived preliminary examination and remained jailed awaiting bond set at three thousand dollars.
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Waco
Thomas Edgar Rogers
Atlanta
W. W. Forsyth
Government Secret Service
Rogers
Broyles
Dr. Rodgers
Forsyth
Britannia
Graveyard insurance swindle hearings begin in Beaufort
Beaufort hearing on the graveyard insurance swindle case opens with twenty five suspects. One defendant’s son in law forced to withdraw after exposure. Charles Arthur, a street beggar fraudulently insured for $9000, died weeks after policies forged. A warrant issued for another arrest. Dr L W Perkins named. J W Tufts of Boston begins land development near Southern Pines Moore County. 150 workers hired to prepare for settlement and 200 carpenters sought for housing for northern health seekers.
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Beaufort
N. C
Charles Arthur
L. W. Perkins
Morehead City
Newport
N. Y
J. W. Tufts
Boston
Southern Pines
Moore County
Santa Fe Railroad Shifts To Full Time At Topeka Shops
The Santa Fe railroad has placed its entire shop force in Topeka on full time ten hour days. About 1,200 to 1,300 workers are at work, with roughly 800 previously on full time now added to the full schedule.
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Savannah, Florida and Western Railroad
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Montgomery
Savannah
Santa Fe Railroad
Topeka
Maryland Senate Scandal at Democratic Convention
A Baltimore special reports that State Senator Thomas G Hayes was betrayed by United States Senator Arthur P Gorman at the Maryland Democratic Convention. Hayes, aiming for governor on reassessment support, learned Gorman would not back him, prompting harsh claims of treachery and talks of Gorman’s deception to derail Hayes’ candidacy.
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Baltimore
Carrollton
Thomas G. Hayes
United States
Arthur Pugh Gorman
Hayes
Gorman
Maryland
Democratic Party
Hurst
Trade topics Bradstreet's review notes crop bets and iron demand
Bradstreet's Review of Business for the past week highlights improved crop prospects and robust demand for iron and steel, with one major Bessemer pig buyer. Trade remains active across sectors, with broader ease in mercantile collections and cautious orders awaiting August crop outcomes.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Omaha
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St. Paul
Siouxvalle
South
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Chattanooga
Augusta
Galveston
Charleston
Savannah
New Orleans
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Louisiana
United States
Bradstreet’s
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