Gates of Hell Gates of Heaven Sermon on Impure Literature
Rev Dr Talmage preaches on the gates of hell and heaven, denouncing impure literature and dissolute dancing as modern threats. He laments censorship limits while urging church action, recounts a tale of a lost wanderer returning to grace and death, and calls for preventive faith-driven battering ram against sin.
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Hell
Pearl
Heaven
Paris
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
United States
Tam
Axminster
Bose
Louis XVI
France
Henry VIII
England
Tyra
Iever
Tyre
Daughters of
Zion
Law
Hall
Church of God
Evi
Christ
Gaza
Thabes
Babylon
Goa
Wanderer
Meg
Redigal
Maggie
Jesus
Ohio Iron Shipped to England in First European Shipment
A consignment of 1000 tons of steel billets has been sent from Youngstown Ohio to the seaboard for shipment to England. This marks the first steel shipment from that point to Europe on the current order from England.
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Ohio
England
Youngstown
Seaboard
Europe
Mother's love and the maternal instinct in family life
Dr Arp reflects on motherhood as the holiest bond, praising a mother’s devotion to her children amidst birth, daily care, and sorrows. He recalls personal memories of fatherhood, farm life, and the social value of a wife’s nurturing, noting examples of maternal influence on troubled sons and the enduring power of a mother’s blessing.
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Sir William Jones
Lok
Asoll
Calder
Manarsas
Gong
New York
Washington
Delmonco's
Ove
Arkansas
Atkinson
Dan Voorhees
Drs. Arp
Atlanta Constitution
Macon Peach Carnival Opens With Grand Street Parade
Macon announces the Peach Carnival with gaily decorated streets and a grand parade marking the festival’s opening. The event runs until July 20 with daily attractions and emphasizes Georgia’s booming fruit industry centered on peaches and other fruits.
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Georgia
Macon
Gladstone Quits After Half Century in Office
Former prime minister William Ewart Gladstone bids farewell to Midlothian electors in London published retirement letter. He praises the century's reform period, credits liberal policy and statesmen Peel and Canning, and hopes Scotland will lead in wise temperate policy in future as in the past.
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Gladstone
Midlothian
London
Liberal Party
Peel
Canning
Scotland
Glove contests unlawful says Texas comptroller
Texas Comptroller Finley declares the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight unlawful under 1889 and later acts. He warns Dallas tax collectors against licensing the boxing match, asserting the event cannot be legalized by license or license tax. Florida Athletic Club president Dan A Stuart counters with lawyers’ opinions and plans to proceed with the October 31 event and building preparations.
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Finley
Texas
Dallas
Courts of Criminal Appeals
Dallas County
Dan A. Stuart
Florida Athletic Club
R. W. Finley
A Cheap Iron Mile Sold in Pittsburg Sheriff Sale
The Moorhead McLean iron mill in Pittsburg Pennsylvania was sold by the sheriff for 11 000 though valued over 1 000 000. The New York Life Insurance Company bought the plant, holder of the mortgage of 350 000, with interest climbing to 370 000. The sale clears the oldest iron firm from possession.
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Moorhead, McLean Company
Pittsburg
New York Life Insurance Company
Silver bonanza at Hahn's Peak draws hundreds to Steamboat
A Denver Times special from Steamboat Springs reports a vast silver discovery near Hahn's Peak. The blanket vein is said to yield hundreds of ounces per ton. Four to five hundred men are on site, with hundreds of claims staked.
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Denver Times
Steamboat Springs
Col
Hahn’s Peak
Professor Huxley Dead In London Home
Professor Huxley, renowned English naturalist, died at his London home Saturday afternoon after a protracted illness. He grew weak in March following influenza, with bronchitis and heart, lung, and kidney complications.
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Husley
London
Distilleries to Shut Down in Pittsburg District
Before the Loth inst all distilleries in the Pittsburg district will close for two to six months. The whisky business faces a sharp downturn and this stoppage will be unusually long. Forty eight distilleries exist in the district. About seventy tax clerks and internal revenue staff will be laid off and one thousand workers will lose jobs.
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Loth
Pittsburg
Internal Revenue Service
Chauncey Denies Engagement to Wealthy Heiress
Chauncey denies any engagement to a Washington heiress. He calls the report mislead by falsehood and says he knows of no young lady worth 3,009,000 dollars who would have him.
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Chauncey
Washington
Chauneey “M. Depew
Bloodshed at Spartanburg Dispensary War Narrows on Mountain Moonshiners
Two moonshiners Fisher and Durham killed, two constables wounded in dawn attack on a whiskey wagon four miles from Spartanburg. Constable Stevenson captured, staged ambush failed, inquest returns gunshot deaths from unknown parties. Tense mountain towns fear retaliation as Tryon area residents arm for vengeance.
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South Carolina
Spartanburg
Blue Ridge Mountains
North Carolina Hills
Evans
Toland
Stevenson
Jack Fisher
Bill Durham
Petti
Fisher
Durham
Asheville
Contradictory Reports on Prince Bismarck’s Condition
Reports on Prince Bismarck’s health vary. The London Times correspondent at Friedrichsruhe confirms a cablegram to the Associated Press, while Hamburg Börsenhalle says the claim of serious illness is beyond doubt.
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Prince Bismarck
London Times
Friederichsruhe
Associated Press
Hamburg
Wage scale proposal for Lowell mills cited by spinners
The leaders of Lowell manufacturing firms are urged to report a July schedule of wages similar to Fall River and New Bedford based on yarn output. A Bibb County petition with 1500 signatures seeks drainage of the Ocmulgee swamps below Macon, with commissioners asking lawmakers to pass enabling legislation.
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Lowell
Fall River
New Bedford
Bibb
Ocmulgee
Macon
Empress of China arrival includes ex Secretary Foster
A Victoria B C special notes ex Secretary of State Foster aboard the Empress of China, returning to Washington after acting as China's agent in peace negotiations with Japan. Also reported: American Wire Company workers in Cleveland strike for 10 percent wage hike and Stamford Manufacturing Co announces immediate 10 percent pay rise for 500 employees.
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Victoria
B. C
Kong Kong
Yokohama
Foster
China
Japan
Washington
Capital Gossip summary of 1890s North and South America
Reports from Santiago de Cuba show yellow fever rising with many deaths, but reporting gaps due to private physicians. Guatemala studies rail construction for American investors, with British interest and London shows. U S Army ordnance advances new small bore rifles for infantry and cavalry, planning full Army adoption before winter. Weather bureau civilian administration costs and surpluses outlined. post offices discontinue cancellation machines to seek better methods. Congressman Livingston receives ceremonial honors in Venezuela during travels. Crows and blackbirds discussed as beneficial predators. caution urged to avoid harsh extermination. Accidental blast at Homestead steel works injures four workers. China loan in pounds sterling oversubscribed three to four times.
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Santiago de Cuba
Guatemala
Bureau of American Republics
Washington
British Foreign Office
London
Lazo Arriaga
Ordnance Department
Army
Springfield Armory
United States Army
Weather Bureau
Treasury
Military Organization
Civil Organization
Jones
Wilson
American Postal Machine Company
Hey & Dolphin
New York
Caracas
Leonidas Livingston
Georgia
Venezuela
la Guayra
Republic
Livingston
House of Representatives
Great Britain
Buchanan Dr. Buchanan Dies by Electrocution at Sing Sing
Dr Robert W Buchanan the wife murderer was electrocuted at Sing Sing Prison New York Monday at 11 14 witnesses present Electrician Davis at switch in a box he sat waited strapped and died within a minute the fastest most complete execution seen in the prison history The sensational murder trial in 1893 cost about 30000 with famed lawyers and a six week trial ending in a guilty verdict The narrative recalls prior appeals and attempts to stave off death including governors respite and international legal maneuvers
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Robert W. Buchanan
Morton
United States Supreme Court
Julian Pauncefote
Buchanan
Annie Sutherland
New York
Sutherland
West Eleventh Street
Windsor
N.S
Hotel Hamilton
Denounced by Sovereign Master Workman on Debs Incarceration
Washington Knights of Labor leaders led by Master Workman Sovereign protested Debs imprisonment as unlawful and urged labor unity. He ordered a Labor Day mobilization to protest Debs confinement, with others urging electoral strikes and federal protection for organized workers. A resolution called for legal status for labor organizations and judiciary duties in employer disputes. The Spanish government formed a committee to consider US claims for Mora compensation.
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Debs
Knights of Labor of
Washington
Sovereign
Eugene V. Debs
American Railway Union
Chicago
Knights of Labor of the
United States
Congress
Thas
Mora
Mrs Leland Stanford to sell jewels for university funds
Mrs. Leland Stanford of San Francisco plans to sell her jewelry in Europe to raise funds for the Leland Stanford Jr University at Palo Alto. The sale aims to secure ready money, with jewels valued at 1,000,000 dollars.
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Leland Stanford
San Francisco
Europe
Leland Stanford, Jr
Adventists in Jail for Sabbath Violations in Tennessee
A Graysville group of Seventh Day Adventists faced three days of circuit court action in Chattanooga. Most defendants were found guilty of Sabbath day offenses tied to public places. Judge Parks lamented the punishments, noting the defendants are honest citizens, with fines up to 850 dollars, and many chose jail over paying, asserting obedience to conscience over man's law.
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Graysville
Rhea County
Tennessee
Chattanooga
J. A. Fletcher
Dayton
H. ©. Leach
W. L. Burchard
N. B
England
Lewis Abbott
Allen Cathey
Dwight Plumb
W. T. Kerr
Monroe Morgan
Gillett
Adventist Church
Parks
Wickendess
Havana Mayor Forecasts Spanish Victory Over Cuba War
Segundo Alvares of Havana arrives in New York asserting U S neutrality laws are violated by drills at Key West and Tampa He accuses Cuban sympathizers in the United States of aiding insurgents and predicts Spain will win despite U S sympathy for Cubans born abroad.
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Segundo Alvares
Havana
Cuba
New York City
Alvares
United States
Key West
Tampa
Fla
Spain
Asturias
Whisky Trust Reorganization Committee Wins in Chicago
After a hard campaign the whisky trust reorganization committee gains a final victory over Greenbush Morris interests. Judge Showalter will sign the sale order once the amended copy is filed. Auction set in Cook County at a $9,800,000 upset price with a $100,000 cash deposit forfeitable if distilleries fail. Security includes a lien on all property and potential court takeover if funds are misused.
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Whisky Trust
Chicago
Greenbut-Morris
Showalter
Cook County
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