The Hand Under the Wings in Talmage Sermon
A Rev Dr Talmage sermon links cherubim wings to the human hand under God’s wing. He argues prayer must have action, citing biblical authors and modern city relief efforts. He praises Christian service, urges practical help, and envisions heavenly reward for faithful, laboring hands.
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Harrison On The Income Tax Decision
Ex President Harrison comments on the Supreme Court ruling, saying it will generally benefit the country and be fairer than the prior form. He criticizes the old law as unjust and affirms the court’s opinion will influence trust in government.
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Harrison
Supreme Court
New Georgia Knights of Pythias Officers Named
New officers of the Georgia Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias were elected in Atlanta. Names include Hamilton Douglas as Representative to the Supreme Lodge, W H Schatzman as Grand Chancellor, C Henry Cohen as Grand Vice Chancellor, C W Warren as Grand Prelate, W T Leopold as Grand Keeper, Hugo Robinson as Grand Master at Arms, C B Cox as Grand Exchequer, T M Goodrum as Grand Inner Guard, and W A Stywald as Grand Outer Guard.
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Georgia
Hugo Robinson
Albany
Exchequer
C. 8. Cox
Savannah
T. M. Goodrum
Newnan
W. A. Stywald
West Point
G A R Boycott at Chicago Confederate Monument Dedication
Commander in Chief Lawler of the Grand Army of the Republic says no G A R posts will take part in the Chicago Confederate monument dedication on Memorial Day. He notes no objection to Confederate soldiers erecting the monument but a lack of G A R participation.
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Chicago
Lawler
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
The Railroad in Mexico
A Pennsylvania railroad locomotive engineer recalls how the Mexican government backs corporations, fueling conflict with locals. He cites land confiscations and accidents, noting villagers’ dangerous track crossings and a fatal incident where a man was shot for dropping a tie, amid a heated pursuit of justice.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Mexico
Billarp's Letter on Sewards and Georgia Roots
A nostalgic review of Polly Seward and her Georgia links corrects the record. The writer lauds northern teachers in Georgia, cites figures like Hines Holt and Captain Dawson, and argues for reconciliation after the war while praising local educators and Southern hospitality.
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Polly Dixon Seward
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William H. Seward, Jr
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Canfild
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Hines Holt
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Troy
Shoe
Lawrenceville
Meigegs Spd
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Haam Warner
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Magnolia Cadets
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Ella Todd
Dr. White
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Grant
Lincoln
Tom Reed
Vickeburg
Republican Party
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Atlanta
H. B. Plant
Sagaely
Florida
Macon
I. C. Plant
Increase Mather
Cotton Mather
Mr. Plant
Seward
Edmond Reid
Eatonton
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Nore
Chico
Sally
Will
Hank
Atlanta Constitution
Ovation to Miss Davis as Richmond delegation arrives
A Houston report says Miss Winnie Davie received a glorious ovation on arrival with several bands parading the streets. The Richmond delegation faced limited accommodations as thousands crowded Houston, with guests sleeping four deep in all hotels, prompting fears of insufficient lodging.
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Houston
Texas
Winnie Davie
Richmond
Davis
Supreme Court Declares Income Tax Unconstitutional
Crowds fill the Washington supreme court room as Justices announce the decision. The majority holds the 1894 tax provisions on real estate and personal income as direct taxes and invalid, voiding the entire income tax law. Dissenters denounce the ruling as unjust and dangerous. Internal Revenue prepares to refund taxes collected.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol
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United States
Gibbons Va. Ogden
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Harlan
Kentucky
White
Louisiana
Brown
Michigan
Jackson
Tennessee
Supreme Bench
Internal Revenue
Miller
Secret steel workers group formed in Pittsburg district
A clandestine organization is reported to have been formed in the Pittsburg area within recent weeks. It purportedly unites skilled employees from five large steel plants to push for a standardized wage scale and better overall conditions for steel workers.
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Pittsburg
Beuctaaye
Veterans Gather at Houston for Fifth United Confederate Veterans Reunion
General John B. Gordon opens the fifth annual Confederate veterans reunion at Winnie Davis auditorium Houston with a crowd of about 30 000 from across the Union. He praises Reconstruction gains in labor, finance, and peaceful citizenship as he urges continued regional unity and industrial growth. The event features a large ceremony, prayers, welcomes from Texas officials, and a formal start to convention business.
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United Confederate Veterans
Winnie Davis
Houston
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Culberson
Brown
J. W. Jones
W. B
Browne
Texas
Union
Grand Army of the Republic
Sunday School Officers Elected by Georgia State Association
The Georgia State Sunday School Association met in Savannah and elected officers led by A. G. Candler of Atlanta as president and J. T. Wells of Savannah as secretary. Fred T. Lockhardt of Augusta is corresponding secretary, Miss Luke R. Pitts of Calhoun treasurer, with F. S. Etheridge of Jackson and a large executive committee from multiple cities. R. B. Reppard and D. B. Sweat were appointed to redistrict the state, and the time and place for the next meeting were left to the executive committee.
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Georgia State Sunday School Association
Savannah
A. G. Candler
Atlanta
J. T. Wells
Fred T. Lockhardt
Augusta
Luke R. Pitts
Calhoun
F.S. Etheridge
Jackson
W. J. Northen
W. L. Stanton
Waycross
W. 8. Witham
R. B. Reppard
J. T. Duncan
Douglasville
William Shaw
D. B. Sweat
T. W. Dimmock
Carrollton
J. W. Wheatley
Americus
P. Pelham
Ty Ty
Thomas Moore
Bolton
Aaron Roff
J.M. Green
John W. Wallace
Hugh McCulloch Dies at 86 on Maryland Farm Near Washington
Ex secretary Hugh McCulloch died Thursday morning at his country home near Washington after a general system breakdown. Aged eighty six, he had retirees and farm interests in Maryland near the capital. He ranked second only to John Sherman among treasury ex secretaries and was a leading figure in the Indiana colony in Washington.
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Hugh McCulloch
Washington
D.C
McCulloch
Maryland
John Sherman
Treasury
Indiana
Bimetallic Resolution Passed by Lower House in Prussia
The bimetallic resolution, recently passed by the Prussian upper house, was carried in the lower house Tuesday by a large majority. A centrist amendment to omit the phrase with the ultimate object of securing international bimetallism failed 187 to 82. Governor Clough of Minnesota signed the death warrant for Harry Hayward, with execution set for June 21 in the Catherine Ging murder case.
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John B. Gordon
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the Treasury
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