Expurgation of the Bible Opposed by Rev Dr Talmage
The Rev Dr Talmage argues against expurgating Scripture, defending the Bible’s preserved text. He cites manuscript history, patristic work, and the Bible’s enduring influence, warning that removal would annihilate the book and harm moral life. He rejects critics who doubt miracles and stresses faith over human tolerances.
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Emanuel
Profitable Traffic Shows Whisky Dispensary Profits
A Columbia committee report on the dispensary books shows total profits since July 1, 1893 amounting to 160287.48. Of this, 146607.69 was earned under Commissioner Traxler from July 1893 to February 1895 and 13679.79 in Mixson's first quarter ending April 30. Receipts for the quarter ending April 30 were 68285.16 in February miles 6464 in March and 71016.02 in April.
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South Carolina
Columbia
Traxler
Mixson
Opril
League of Pri 5 Clubs Opens at Independence Hall Convention
Delegates to the fifth annual International League of Press Clubs gathered in Independence Hall's historic room, reopened after years unused by the city. Mayor Warwick welcomed reporters to Philadelphia. Clark Howell of Atlanta, league president, spoke, with notable presence from women’s press clubs led by vice president Mrs Loulie Gordon of Atlanta.
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Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Chamber of Commerce
International League of Press Clubs
Warwick
Clark Howell
Atlanta
League
Spain Plans 40 000 Troops for Cuba Campaign
Madrid dispatches report preparations to deploy 40,000 troops to sail for Cuba in August and 10,000 more for the island next month. The senate has approved a bill allowing the government to raise 600 million pesetas if needed to quell the insurrection.
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Spain
Madrid
Cuba
Senate
Increase of 10 Per Cent at Knoxville Iron Company
The Knoxville Tenn Iron Company posted notices announcing a ten percent wage increase for all employees.
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Knoxville, Tenn., Iron Company
Atlanta Markets Corrected Weheely Groceries Price List
A corrected market sheet lists diverse Atlanta grocery prices and local provisions. It covers roasted coffee sugar tea rice salt crackers candy flour oats and meats with varied unit prices, weights, and brands, plus live fowl eggs and vegetables including onions cabbage potatoes and sweet corn. Local cotton market closes nominal at middling 63 1/2 percent.
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New Orleans
Georgia
Shorts
Ezgsels Bauer—Western Creamery
C. Liva
Burbank
Tennessee
California
Bill Arp's Florida Tour and Cattle Fly Fun
In Florida Bill Arp describes heat in June and travel from Tampa to Punta Gorda by mail coach. He notes cattle herds, numerous flies, orange groves and pine forests, and visits Fort Myers and a pineapple patch manned by Captain Davis who sells plant suckers. He praises Tampa’s growth, Cuban presence, and a tiny key West figure, Abe Sawyer, as a humorous contrast to the scene.
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New York
North
Florida
Tay
Theix Florda
Punta Gorda
Pine Woods
Fort Myers
Thare
Tonratain
McGreggor
Standard Oil Company
Fort Thompson
Wasolly
General Hancock
Major Evans
Dilly Bowlegs
Everglades
Davis
Honolulu
Port Tampa
Tampa
Abe Sawyer
Key West
Patton
Plant
Aystery
Generel Sawyer
Atlanta Constitution
Importing Clerks Charged In Immigration Case In Indianapolis
The United States immigration bureau served papers on George A. Gay of a large Indianapolis dry goods firm to defend a government demand of 1000 dollars for alleged immigration law violations. The government accuses Gay of importing foreign clerks. In Richmond, Va., after arguments on South Carolina's registration case, Chief Justice Fuller and Justices Hughes and Seymour gave three days to each side to submit case materials.
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United States Bureau of Immigration
George A. Gay
Indianapolis
Gay
South Carolina
Fuller
Hughes
Seymour
Richmond
Memphis Bi metalism Convention Headlines Silver Dollar Talk
A Memphis Tennessee gathering unites Democrats Republicans and populists in a massive bi metallic convention to press for free coinage of both silver and gold at 16 to 1. Speeches by Col Casey Young Senator Turpie and others frame the case for silver and condemn demonetization while pledging national action and a Chicago meeting in July.
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Memphis
Tenn
Artizan
South
Ohio River
Mississippi
Puget Sound
Keys
Florida
Potomac
W. N. Brown
Bi-Metallic League of
Casey Young
Young
England
Mammon
Sibley
Isham G. Harris
M. C. Galloway
Clarke
Arkansas
Fathers of the Republic
Europe
United States
Alabama
John W. Tomlinson
Charles Coffin
California
Alex Delmar
Colorado
A. W. Rucker
Georgia
N. W. Longley
Kentucky
J. A. Parker
Louisiana
Senator Blanchard
Missouri
J. C. Gage
Nevada
Nixon
Nebraska
J. Smythe
North Carolina
M. B. Elliott
Ohio
J. Scott
Pennsylvania
A. C. Hopkins
South Carolina
J. A. Stokes
Tennessee
John R. Godwin
J. H. Aden
Nashville
Chicago
New Orleans Mayor Fitzpatrick Wins Court of Appeals
The New Orleans court of appeals upholds Judge King’s acquittal in the state case against Mayor John Fitzpatrick. The citizens' committee had appealed the ruling, but the appellate court sustains the previous decision in every point, delivering a four to none decisive outcome.
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New Orleans
Court of Appeals
John Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Citizens’ Committee
King
Campos Issues Strict Orders In Santiago De Cuba
The military governor bans leaving for the up country from sunset to sunrise in Santiago de Cuba and surrounding towns. Any violator will be shot by troops, enforcing a strict curfew across the province.
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Santiago de Cuba
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Talmage
League OF Pri
Weheely
Bill Arp
E. B. Wade
Tennesees
Senator Harris
Alexander Delmar
Delmar
Stewart
Joe C. Sibley
Aaron
Nebuchadnezzar
Grover Cleveland
Governor Stone
Nebnar
Nebuchadnezzars
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Carlisle
John G. Carlisle
Temple of
Carlisle
Thomas
Campos
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