Coming Century Sermon on Times and The New Era
Dr Talmage forecasts the twentieth century as a sacred mission for Christian evangelism. He urges preparation to free Cuba Puerto Rico the Philippines and to build an intercontinental railroad network and world evangelization. He condemns alcohol and calls for public reform and watchnight unity to greet the new age.
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China Eyes Extradition Treaty for Highbinders
Washington officials warn of serious legal objections to a proposed China extradition treaty aimed at Highbinders and other Chinese criminals. China seeks to outsource detection and punishment, but U S objections center on due process and harsher Chinese trials. China offers safeguards like full hearings before deportation, yet fears of undermining U S sovereignty persist.
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Washington
Wu Ting Fang
China
Far West
Senate
Johnston Inaugurated as Alabama Chief Executive
Governor Joseph F. Johnston and eight state officers qualified Thursday, taking oaths and assuming duties. Names include Secretary of State Robert P. McDavid, Treasurer George W. Ellis, Auditor Walker B. White, Attorney General Charles G. Brown, Agriculture Commissioner I. T. Culver, Superintendent John W. Abercrombie. All but three began second terms.
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Montgomery
George W. Ellis
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Walker
White
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Bullock
John W. Abercrombie
Calhoun
Gate City Weathered Storm After Boston Departure
The Ocean Steamship Company steamer Gate City, Captain Googins, from Boston, safely passed Tybee Thursday morning after a rough voyage. Struck by a blizzard, she lashed through heavy seas, losing sails and small boats, anchored thirty hours off Vineyard Haven to weather the blows, with no passengers injured. Captain Googins reports eight sunken vessels and eighteen stranded crafts around Vineyard Haven.
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Ocean Steamship Company
Gate City
Googins
Tybee
Vineyard Haven
Legacy for Alfonso Three Million Pesetas From Relative
A London dispatch reports the young king of Spain inherits 8,000,000 pesetas from Soler an elf gentleman linked to Ferdinand VII as his natural son and great uncle to Alfonso. The windfall, described as a pleasant surprise, enriches the monarch through a distant relative.
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London
Soler
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Alfonso
Home remedies and dubious cures flood early ads and notices
A chaotic mix of sensational beauty pitches and medical claims fills the page. Claims promise clear skin through Cagernets and beauty products at ten cents, followed by medical quacks selling "Laxative Bromo Quinine," ear cure theories, and a Toledo mail order cure for catarrh. The text mingles slogans, warnings, and dubious guarantees with wreck reports and ad copy.
When There Was Trouble
A humorous quip from an American Messenger anecdote about a farmer who mistakes an electric plant for a corn storage and asks what they raise there, with a quick reply about currents and shocks. The exchange ends with the farmer driving to market, still puzzled.
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Michigan City
Inquest Hears of Chinese Physician Prescriptions
An inquest in Melbourne revealed a wanderer from Plowery Kingdom died after treatment by a Chinese physician who dispensed pills the size of duck eggs. The medicine reportedly contained forty ingredients such as blood, grasshoppers, ashes, honey, clay, dates, and ground insects, highlighting questionable medical practices of the era.
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