Angels' food and celestial music in Talmage sermon
Rev Dr Talmage expounds on angels food from Exodus and imagines heavenly repasts of redemption celestial music and divine fellowship. He describes five to six heavenly dining courses including redemption music sacred dialogue and eternal enterprise, inviting listeners to seek heavenly sustenance and salvation.
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Paulos
Heaven
Mollie Fancher
Krennens Prime
Professor West
Willard Parker
Tam
Archangel
St Peter
Angel the
Angel
Earth
Cross
Paul
God
Serhias
Jesus
Christ
Emerald Palace
Mount of Olives
Bethlehem
Silas
Call to Faith as Sinners May Come Now
The speaker urges a swift, single act of surrender to Christ to bring comfort to loved ones on earth and heavenly acclaim. He envisions angels joining in celebration as souls respond, with a call for sinners, saints, and thirsting souls to come to the Savior.
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Mntidmiberd
Héarens
Titian
Michael Angelo
Vatican
Tuileries
Windsor Castles
St. Clouds
St. Pauls
St. Peters
St. Inaaks
St. Sophias
Cael
Lan
Moses
Eternity
Earth
Pearl
Emerald Palaces
Heaven
Lanetary
Angels of Light
Gabriel
Michael
Archangel
Hagar
Desert
Peter
Paul
Cornship
Alexandria
Christ
St. John
Apocalypse
Tana
Emerald Palace
Golden Street
Miriam
Red Sea
Father
Heavenly Mansion
Collins
American mail steamer Alliancia chased by Spanish man of war
The Alliancia, en route from Colon to New York on the morning of the seventh, sighted a barkentine steamer off Cape May. The Spaniard hoisted and saluted, then fired solid shots as she pursued the Alliancia, which outran and escaped beyond twenty five miles. Captain Crossman reported the act to the secretary of state in Washington seeking explanation.
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Alliancia
Colon
New York
Cape Maysie
Cuba
Cross
Crossman
Secretary of State
Washington
Tennessee University Trustees Face Probe Over Coeducation
Prof. Frank Smith, state superintendent of education, testified before the Tennessee educational committee in Chattanooga that he would not believe President Dabney on oath. He accused campus trustees of secret meetings and proxy voting to remove Dabney, fueling a sensational star chamber session. The committee plans to report favorably on the university's conduct and coeducation policy.
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Smith
State University
Dabney
Penitentiary bid graft hearing in Nashville
The penitentiary committee heard three witnesses on Wednesday with Representative King detailing alleged overcharges for quartered oak walks and copper roofing. He cited a $40,000 potential profit and $20,000 saved by cheaper materials. He alleged plans to pay Houk $7,500 to delay Commissioner Young, father-in-law to Houk, affecting bid openings. Commissioner McDowell confirmed bids were delayed due to Young’s absence and then opened when he returned. The committee session adjourned amid the testimony.
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Nashville
Penitentiary Committee
Representative King
Knoxvitle
John Honk
Commissioner Young
Houk
Young
McDowell
Judge Young
Yougg
Gere Beeret
Four Killed and Eight Wounded Riots in New Orleans
Two separate riots on Tuesday along the riverfront near the French Market and at Philip Street left four dead and multiple wounded. The dead include William Campbell and Jules Carrabee, with several others later identified. A mob of about 200 white men attacked Black workers on the levee as tensions over cotton vessel loading and white labor dominance exploded into violence. Police failed to quell the clashes, prompting reports to the British consul, gubernatorial action, and a militia readiness as authorities vow to restore order.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Carrollton
Philip Street
William Campbell
Jules Carrabee
James 4. Bane
Henry Brown
Leonard Mallard
Tim Perston
Loura Cast
Billy Williams
Frank Lighthall
Robert Brooks
Stann
Dumaine
Darkies
Jules Clive Carabee
James Bane
Dumaine Street
St. Ann Street
West Indian Steamship Company
Texas and Pacific
Cotton Exchange
Board of Trade, Produce Exchange
Maritime Association
Sugar and Rice Exchange, Fruit Exchange
Young Men’s Business League
Mechanics, Dealers and Lumbermen’s Exchange
Clearing House
Bureau of Freight and Transportation
Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Foster
Baton Rouge
Joint Conference Committee
Moise
Criminal District Court
Fitzpatrick
Jonraoce
Julian
Julian Pauncefote
Washington
Purser Bain
Louisiana
London News
London Daily News
Dahomey
St. John
Worth Is Dead Paris Fashion Arbiter Worth Dies
A Paris special reports the death of Charles Frederick Worth the renowned dressmaker born in Bourne Lincolnshire England in 1825. His career began in London before moving to Paris where he led the house of Worth and earned favor from Empress Eugenie.
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Paris
Charles Frederick Worth
Worth
Bourne
Lincolnshire
England
London
Swan & Edgar, Drapers
Swan & Edgar
Gaglin & Co
Worth & Beberg
House of Worth
Eugenie
M. Worth
Imperiali seeks US help after Walsenburg killings
Washington notes report Marquis Imperiali urged immediate use of US influence to stop further killings of Italians after a massacre in Walsenburg Col. Officials discuss Japan’s Takasaki at Naval Academy and possible war with China. Spanish Cuba gunboat incident and pending report loom in diplomacy. Mortgage bond exchange details and tax case signals stir. Navy land open to settlement, coal purchases shift from Colon to Cartagena. Treasury shows deficits but customs and internal revenues rise. Consul Williams recall from Havana remains unresolved.
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Marquis Imperiali
Legation
State Department
Walsenburg
Herbert
Naval Academy
Takasaki
China
Ti Takasaki
United States
Academy
Washington
Senor Muruaga
Cuba
Allianes
Gresham
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
August Belmont & Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York
Panama Railroad Company
Navy Department
Colon
Cartagena
Williams
Madrid
Havana
Cleveland
Alabama Cotton Growers Vote To Cut Acreage 50 Percent
A Birmingham convention of Alabama cotton growers acted on the plan from the American Cotton Growers Association to reduce this year’s crop by 50 percent. The measure becomes operative if three fourths of southern growers approve. The movement is widespread with associations in every county seat and strong belief the required signatories will be secured.
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Alabama Cotton Growers
Birmingham
American Cotton Growers’ Association
Jackson
Miss
South
Dispensary Law Void as Judge Simonton Voids Act
Judge Simonton of the Charleston circuit court rules the South Carolina dispensary act unconstitutional as applied to the case, freeing J. F. Jervey and crew. The decision holds the act violates the United States Constitution and interstate commerce law, likely sending the issue to the Supreme Court.
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Simonton
United States Circuit Court
Charleston
S. C
J. FE. Jervyey
Carolins
Savannah
South Carolina
United States
United States Supreme Court
Spain’s Excuse Re Cuban Warship Firing Report
A Havana dispatch reports no official firing on a merchantman flying the American flag. It suggests a Spanish naval vessel fired on a suspicious ship not obeying signals to stop near the Cuban coast. Colon cable notes the alliance took no war materials on sailing March 5 after being fired on March 8.
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Havana
la Lucha
Cuban
Colon
Colombia Line Steamship Alliance
Cuba
Alliance
Democrats Renominate Mc Grath for Supreme Court
The Michigan Democratic state convention at Saginaw unanimously renominated Justice Mc Grath for the state Supreme Court and nominated O. J. Pailthorp of Petoskey and Stratton D. Brooks of Mount Pleasant for university regents. The platform endorses free and unlimited coinage of silver and gold with full legal tender power and a 16 to 1 ratio, urging immediate legislation without regard to other nations.
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Michigan
Saginaw
Justice McGrath
Supreme Court
University
O. J
Northeastern Railroad to Be Sold in Athens April Sixth
The Northeastern railroad, 39.4 miles long with about two miles of sidetracks, faces sale. Advertisements for bids issued. minimum price set at 260000, accrued interest to about 300000. Purchaser may pay 50000 cash, 50000 on January 1, and the remaining balance by July, 1896 with interest, or pay all cash.
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Northeastern Railroad
Athens
Deputy Marshal Attacked In Elk Valley Robbery
Deputy United States Marshal James Taylor was assaulted during a distillery tour in Elk Valley Anderson County Tennessee on Thursday by two men who robbed him of 240 dollars and left him for dead.
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United States
James Taylor
Elk Valley
Anderson County
Tennessee
Bill Arp's Letter on Happy Days and Domestic Mirth
A humorous essay recounts a friend’s tally of daily happiness, noting how small faults mar family joy. It contrasts a lord's 100 year bacon bet with modern quibbles, then shifts to a Tampa visit where a wife endures a seasick return, praising resilience and family bonds.
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McCay
Europe
Pater
Dinal
Colemnly
L *T
Tampa
Bay
St. Petersburg
Tampa Bay Hotel
Georgia
Bill Arp
Atlanta Constitution
Seaboard President Warns of Boycott Battle
President Hoffman of Seaboard Air Line declares retaliation against the Southern Railway and Steamship Association boycott. He says Seaboard has not met the rate-cutting move yet and is prepared to fight for its rights, disputing others who call the actions not a boycott.
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Hoffman
Seaboard Air Line
Southern Railway and Steamship Association
Seaboard
Cnutin
Victory for Women Suffragists in New York Assembly
Assemblyman Nixon's concurrent resolution to amend the constitution granting women the right to vote passed the New York assembly by 80 to 31. It now proceeds to the senate for consideration.
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Nixon
New York Assembly
Senate
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