Is the young man Absalom safe from temptation
Rev Dr Talmage argues the doubtless peril facing youth, using David and Absalom as a warning. He urges safeguards including love of home industrious habits a high life ideal Sabbath observance and above all the Christian faith to resist moral ruin and achieve lasting character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Absalom
David
Israel
Israsi
Flylmne
Amies
Galvonia
Nevada
California
Australia
Porter
Hera
Mac
Itis
Couiruna
Ania
Caite
Stan
Anost
St Mark's
Gaza
Lehigh
Lord Chesterfield
Herod
Samson
God
Jesus Christ
Chrisis
Philadelphia
Lance
Park Theatre
New York
Exposition Notes on Alabama Atatlantic Exhibit and World Fair
An Alabama writer describes Atlanta's exposition highlights. Forestr y displays timber from Africa and Georgia, with marble and ore. hog and cattle shows feature Galloway cattle from Michigan. The Negro and women's buildings present evolution and female progress, while Pennsylvania and European crown jewels adorn the liberal arts. Alabama proclaims solid coal and iron wealth under Pruett’s guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlantis
Atalanta
Africa
Cuba
Georgia
Copper Queen Mine
Arizona
Michigan
Euclid
Daughters of the Revolution
Gen. Greene
Liberal Arts
Pennsylvania
Stcome
Europe
Smithsonian
Osceola
Florida
Culpepper Minute Men
Alabama
T. Pruett
Agricultural Department of
Alabame
California
Los Angeles
Osi
Chicago
Growieh of the South Industrial Outlook Faces Slow Week
Weekly survey across southern states notes reduced activity and lower prices for steel and iron despite growing textile and lumber optimism. Mills, mills, and new local capital formations appear, with expansions in Meridian sash plant, San Antonio brick firm, Fort Worth cold storage, and several coal, canning, and woodworking ventures. Farmers prosper, while general trade remains cautious. numerous new plants and reorganizations signal a mild, uneven recovery in affordable year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
Meridian Sash and Blind
Alamo Brick Co
San Antonio
Texas
Capital
Southern Cold Storage Co
Fort Worth
Swansea Coal Mining Co
Birmingham
Ala
Queen Mining Co
Galveston
Tex
Coke Improvement Co
Little Rock
Ark
Ivy Coal & Coke Co
Boscobel Crushing Co
Richmond
Greensboro
Brookhaven
Alta Loma
Georgetown
Sistersville
Princeton
Geneva
LaFayette
Gainesville
Tampa
Fla
Flomaton
High Springs
Athens
Wasiota
Suffolk
Virginia
Terrell
Warwick
Augusta
Dalton
Chattanooga
Tena
Chicago Fire Devastates Canal Street Block
A Thursday afternoon blaze at Charles Emerich & Co. feather and down goods factory 175 18 South Canal Street destroys the seven and nine story structures and a large four story building. Twenty five engines fight the fire but save only portions as sixteen firms are burned out with total losses around 500000 including 350000 building losses. Owners Warren Springer and William J. Wilson insured the properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Emerich & Co
Feather and Down Goods Factory
South Canal Street
Chicago
Canal Street
Jackson Street
Adams and
Jackson Streets
Warren Springer
William J. Wilson
North Georgia Conference Closes at Elberton with Dalton Next
The North Georgia Conference finished its sessions in Elberton Monday night as Bishop Keene announced next year’s appointments. He praised the ministry’s work and urged young men to answer the sacred calling, then invited the conference to hold the next session in Dalton, which extended a warm welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberton
Dalton
North Georgia
Keene
Commonweal Army Faces Suits in Topeka Federal Term
The November term of the federal court at Topeka opens with several important suits on its docket. Two criminal indictments target General Saunders of the Commonweal Army for a Missouri Pacific train capture near Scott City last year that delayed U S mail. A separate case involving a trial by four jurors also listed for hearing.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kan
Saunders’ Commonweal Army
Missouri Pacific
Scott City
United States Mail
Atlanta's Big Day at Piedmont Exposition
Nearly 100000 visitors from South Carolina dominated Atlanta on Thanksgiving day as the Piedmont exposition eclipsed expectations. Twenty trainsEach trainload packed with Palmetto State guests flooded the city, leaving a record rush back to town and exhaustively hungry crowds at seven o clock.
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Atlanta
South Carolina
Palmetto
Taman
Georgia Day invitation snub sparks muddle at exposition
Gov. Atkinson says he was not invited to Georgia Day exercises despite intending to participate. Exposition president Collier regrets the misunderstanding while noting the governor’s proclamation and staff plans. Articles of Organization for the joint traffic association approved with Jan 1, 1896 effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Collier
Atlanta
Trunk Lines Association
New York
Joint Traffic Association
Cheney challenges Clay in Georgia to outside duel over ethics
Marietta dispatch notes attorney W T Cheney challenged Democratic state chairman and attorney Steve Clay to meet outside Georgia after Cheney’s charge filled letter handed to Clay. Also reported are a Cuba solidarity mass meeting at Cooper Union with Jose Marti club and Dana praising Dana, and the sale of Marietta and North Georgia railroad to Philadelphia Car Trust for 956000 with Norfolk and Western bondholders likely backing. Edith Rockefeller marries Harold F McCormick at the Buckingham hotel in New York, a church ceremony canceled by illness.
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W. T. Cheney
Steve Clay
Marietta
Clay
Georgia
Newton A. Morris
Cheney
Mr. Clay
Charles A. Danna
Cuba
Cooper Union
New York
Jose Marti Clab
Henry Lincoln Winter
Oheries A. Dana
Marti
Mr. Dana
Philadelphia Car Trust Company
Marietta and North Georgia Railroad
Norfolk and Western
In Favor of SilverBoosts Free Silver Drive in Florida
Florida silverites rally under F E Harris and Ocala leadership to push free silver before state Democrats. Speakers include James B R Challen and Senator Wilkinson Cull. Resolution urges coinage equality of silver and gold nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
F. E. Harris
Ocala
James BR. Challen
Wilkinson Cull
Alexander St. Clair- Abrame
J. M. Barrs
Mr. Barrs
United States
Cleveland to deliver longest message to Congress
President Cleveland completed his long message and will send it to Congress next Tuesday morning. A partly submitted draft to the cabinet indicates it will be the longest message yet, covering foreign affairs including the Nicaragua canal and repeating earlier financial positions. It may discuss increasing revenue and perhaps beer tax, with both parties studying the revenue question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han Ver
Cleveland
Congress
Nicaragus Canal
Carlisle
New York
South Carolina Homesteads and Marriage Proposals
The South Carolina constitutional convention adjourned Thursday after finalizing the homestead exemption at 51,000 in land and 500 in personal property, with $300 in personal property and wearing apparel exempt for single individuals. A proposed miscengenation section saw debate, with leaders split over barring marriages with any negro blood versus only higher degrees. no vote reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Mexico City Quakes Level Adobe Houses After Shock
A strong Mexican earthquake hit Mexico City Sunday causing water pipes to burst and four adobe houses in a suburb to collapse. The seismograph recorded an initial east west shake, then a northeast southwest ellipse with a twelve second duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
National Meteorological Bureau
Rare 1894 San Francisco Dime Sparks Collector Interest
A San Francisco minted 1894 dime commands high value as just twenty four were struck that year due to bullion constraints. Chief Clerk Robert Barnett explains that subsidiary coins were recoined into dimes after other denominations exhausted, while Philadelphia and New Orleans produced more, and mint marks distinguish S, F, and no mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Robert Barnett
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Carson City
Atlanta markets grocers sell varied staples and prices
A transcription of bustling Atlanta market listings shows grocers advertising roasted coffee price 22.10 per 100 pounds and a wide range of items from sugar and salt to flour, corn, meal, oats, and cotton seed meal. Prices for eggs butter poultry honey onions cabbage and various meats appear, with local market notes indicating middling cotton price and general commodity spreads.
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Orleans
Idige
L. W
Georgia Thurls
Georgia
Shorts
Burbank
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DR. Talmage
Divine
David and Absalom
Growieh
BIG Chicago Blaze
Orth Georgia Conference
Commonweal
Morgan and
Pugh
Gold Standard
East
Judge Crisp
England
Crisp
Morgan
Enfaule
United States Congress
Crossroads School
Senate
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Russia
Momo Metalliste
Florida Times Union
Atlanta Constitution
Dun
South
Treasury
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