Conscience and Pilate wash away false piety
A Rev Dr Talmage sermon on Pontius Pilate washing his hands after condemning Jesus. He denounces hollow ceremonies without a converted heart, extols conscience as divine rebuke, and urges true purification through gospel baptism and repentance. Conscience haunts rulers and believers alike, urging moral renewal through faith.
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Jesus of Nazareth
Pontius Pilate
Satan
Pilate Cross
Claudia Procula
Tins
Plintée
Rome
Pilate
Handel
Christ
Grist
Rubens
Tutthoe
Dpilate
Atari
Reat
Brutus
Car
Macbeth
Charles IX
St. Bartholomew
Ambrose Parry
Rousseau
Charles II
Spain
Catiline
Cardinal Beaufort
Duke of Gloucester
Richard Til
Elstch
Dr. Webster
Alain Parkman
Boston
Eve
Cain
Ahab
Feliz
Belshazzar
Umrest
Gol
God
Thomas Oliver
John Wesley
Frank Tiebout
United States
Pharisee
David
Judah
Alps
Italy
Pyrenees
Ural
Russia
Heaven
Glories in Jesus Christ and the New Jerusalem
The speaker urges seeing the glories of Christ, compares spiritual blindness to hearing and seeing, and envisions the New Jerusalem as a gospel temple inviting washing. It contrasts Pilate’s cowardice with the mercy of a savior and the bowing of humanity before divine pardon.
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Jerusalem
New Jerusalem
Pilate
BILLARP S LETTER ON SILVER, POLITICS AND REFORM IF ANY
In this letter from Atlanta the writer mocks politicians, likens politics to a bull pen game, and argues Democrats may slow walk reform as silver and gold questions dominate. He recalls Col. Ben Green and Duff Green, cites Rothschilds, laments money power dictating policy, but urges tolerance, peace between parties, and hope for better times despite friction.
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Don Cameron
Ingalls
Buiel Simon Peter Richardson
South Carolina
Simon
Georgia
Charybdis
Col
Ben Green
Dalton
Cain
Colonel Green
Duff Green
Mr. Green
Rothschilds
New York
United States
Atlanta Constitution
Mills Shut Down in Prolonged Olneyville Strike
The Riverside mills will close down and National Textile Union funds are exhausted leaving less than five dollars on hand. About 1,500 workers are out of work with wages previously totaling between 50,000 and 60,000 dollars weekly. Local unions started with around 4,000 dollars as the strike enters a more desperate phase.
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Olneyville
R. L
Riverside
National Textile Union
National Fund
Cholera Toll in Yokohama Surge Reports 1300 Dead
Advicts received at Yokohama from the Pescadorna islands show that 1,300 persons died there from cholera during one month. The epidemic is now subsiding.
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Yokohama
Japan
Pescadorna Islands
Justice Jackson Returns to Court for Income Tax Rehearing
A full Supreme Court bench convened as Justice Jackson appeared, pale but present, for a long awaited rehearing in the income tax cases. Chief Justice and attorneys outlined the plan, with Guthrie to argue for Meesie Hyde and Pollock, and five hours allotted to each side.
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Nll
Supreme Court of the United States
Jackson
South
W. D. Guthrie
Meesie
Hyde
Pollock
Guthrie
Cout
Choate
Olney
Free Ballot and Dispensary Law Upheaval in Washington
A Mississippi era tone surrounds two U S Judges Gof and Simon ton rulings in Columbia affecting a free ballot and the dispensary law. The state and administration show worry while negroes and liquor interests focus on the new order. Governor Evans hints at no extra session or further action on registration. The Negroes see emancipation and the Ministers Union vows to fight disfranchisement.
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United States
Gof
Simonton
Columbia
D. C
Evans
Fulton Gordon Discharged in Louisville Murder Case
In Louisville Kentucky Judge Thompson after four hours of argument discharged Fulton Gordon not guilty in law and released him from custody. He stated the case shows adulterers are on a precipice and danger of being dashed at any moment.
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Louisville
Thompson
Gordon- Brown
Fulton Gordon
Texas Stricken by Cash Shortage After Appropriation Bill
Texas treasury declared insolvent by Treasurer Wortham after passage of a general appropriation bill. State liable for 614000 with only 100000 on hand, all funds drawn within six hours, leaving a 514000 shortage. Wortham warns cash basis won’t resume until January.
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Texas
Wortham
Cleveland Complimented on Births and Wilde Bail Decision
Three weeks ago Mr and Mrs Albert Zerkles near Decatur Ind welcomed three girls Ruth Esther and Frances A neighbor wrote President Cleveland who sent a 5000 dollar education fund draft Justice Pollock ruled Oscar Wilde may be bailed London judge set bonds at 5000 with 1250 by two sureties and 2500 by Wilde itself
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Albert Zerkles
Decatur
Ind
Ruth
Esther
Frances
Zerkles
Cleveland
Justice Pollock
London
Oscar Wilde
Wilde
Contempt Rule Arises At South Carolina Liquor Hearing
Judge Goff orders Mixson to show cause why he should not be attached for contempt after a disruption at the Columbia hearing on the dispensary law. Affidavits claim seizures by state constables followed shipments from Augusta, prompting rapid court action and surprise among attendees.
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South Carolina
Columbia
Got
Simonton
Goff
Consignees
Mixson
Pope
D. H. Gable
Augusta
A. T. Davis
Evans Speech Sparks Chattanooga Rally on Lookout Mountain
Col Evans hosts Tennessee lawmakers who opposed seating Governor Turney and refused inauguration posts at Nashville for a Lookout Mountain gathering in Chattanooga. Senator McCarron presided as toastmaster as Evans denounced ballot fraud and pledged to aid the Republican Party against the Democratic machine.
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Col. Evans
Tennessee
Turney
Nashville
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
J. F. McCarron
Evans
Was Brown a Victim The Governor Believes Entrapment Probe
The Louisville double killing splits public view as prosecutors push that Arch Brown died in a premeditated plot. Governor Stone suspects a Frankfort contact signaled Gordon, triggering a wife meeting and a staged assassination. A spy named by prosecutors will be demanded in court. A college friend of Gordon aided the operation.
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Louisville
Arch Brown
Gordon
Stone
Frankfort
Brown
Lucy Smith
Plant's New Vessel to Be Among Largest Ever Built
A contract between Plant steamship line and Newport News Shipbuilding will place a vessel in service that, after the St. Louis and St. Paul, will be the largest steamer built in an American yard. The ship will exceed 400 feet in length, cost around 600000 dollars, and be finished with modern fittings. Work starts immediately.
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New York
Plant Steamship Line
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Steamship Line
St. Louis and
St. Paul
American Line
Lexow Greater New York bill defeated in Senate
An Albany special reports the Lexow Greater New York bill failed on final passage in the Senate by ages 14 to 15 with a motion to reconsider tabled. The outcome ends the measure for now in the chamber.
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Greater New York
Albany
N. Y
Senate
Georgia Manufacturers Convene in Atlanta for State Association
Governor Atkinson opens the Georgia manufacturers convention in the state house in Atlanta with a brief urgent address. Delegates from across Georgia form a temporary committee to draft a constitution and resolutions for a state association of manufacturers.
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Manufacturers’ Convention
House of Representatives
Atlanta
Atkinson
Georgia
Bullock
J.D. Turner
T. H. Martin
Major Hanson
Manufacturers of
State Association of
Manufacturers
J. W. Robertson
John Oliver
T. E. Golden
Isaac 8. Boyd
John M. Green
J. F. Hanson
M. F. Amorous
L. W. Haskell
B. T. Hatcher
A. D. Hull
Association
Address to Miners Ohio Miners' Association Suspension Strike
The Ohio Miners' Association executive committee issues an address explaining the continued work stoppage since May 1 and the wage demand of 60 cents per ton for pick mining and 36 cents for machine mining. It urges unity and lawful action to secure living wages, with a resolution placing price decisions with locals and calling for a coordinated return to work only after satisfactory settlements.
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Ohio Miners’ Association
Miners of
Ohio
Yoiz
Riot at South Chicago as police clash with Illinois Steel strikers
Four policemen injured and one striker fatally shot in a South Chicago riot after a mass meeting of about five hundred strikers at Illinois Steel. Police charged the crowd with revolvers. a volley of stones injured officers and killed a striker named John Wilkoski. Lieutenant Wagner and three officers wounded, four leaders arrested. Mills and dynamite store guarded as authorities anticipate further trouble.
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Illinois Steel Company
Chicago
Wagner
John Wilkoski
Martin Proty
John MecFrey
Wm. Walsh
Tennessee inaugurates Turney for second term in legislative ceremony
Peter Turney is inaugurated governor of Tennessee for a second term in the house of representatives hall with 2000 spectators as Republicans largely abstain, praising Turney for upholding the law and constitution. Texas Democrats plan a May 27 meeting to define silver policy. Furnacemen strike in Sharon and Harpsville, Pa., ends with wage gains for about 1500 workers as operations resume.
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Peter Turney
Tennessee
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Chattanooga
H. Clay Evans
President Pillow
Senate
Turney
America
Evans
Sharon
Harpsville
Sharpsville
West Middlesex
Washington notes on banking and diplomacy rundown
Comptroller Eckles authorizes Central National Bank of Spartanburg and First National Bank of Washington to begin business. Supreme Court rules against Sayre in martial law case. Currency comptroller approves dividend payments to insolvent banks. President names Herman Kretz to head Philadelphia mint and William E. Morgan as coiner. Carlisle to speak in Kentucky and Tennessee for sound money. Thurston recall issue traced to San Francisco post office over a private letter leak. JapanChina treaty ratifications exchanged with Liao Tang concession and indemnity conditions. Morgan Belmont syndicate bond contract shows substantial gold reserves and deposits, with questions about foreign gold imports and future obligations.
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Supreme Court of the United States
David B. Sayre
Circuit Court of Virginia
Sayre
City National Bank of
Quensic
Texas
First National Bank
Johnson City
Tenn
Alberquerque
National Bank
N. M
Herman Kretz
Reading
Philadelphia
Townsend
William E. Morgan
Steel
Kretz
Treasury Department
Morgan
Mint Bureau
Carlisle
Kentucky
Covington
Bowling Green
Louisville
Lexington
Memphis
Tennessee
Gavington
Thurston
Honolulu
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Legation
Cleveland
Gresham
Hawaii
Tokio
Washington
Japan
China
Chee Foo
Russia
Germany
France
Liao-Tang
Port Arthur
Morgan-Belmont Syndicate
New York
Treasury
Sub-Treasury
Population of the United Kingdom in 1894
The 1894 Fenistar general's returns show the UK population at 38,776,154 with England and Wales at 30,060,763, Scotland 4,124,691, and Ireland 4,590,700. Birth rate in England and Wales was 29.6 per 1000, the lowest on record, while the death rate stood at 16.6 per 1000, also the lowest on record.
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United Kingdom
Fenistrar General
England and Wales
Scotland
Ireland
England and
Wales
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