Handwriting on the Wall as Belshazzar’s Banquet Ends
Rev Dr Talmage draws a dramatic parallel from Daniel to warn Washington youth: a king’s feast ends in sudden doom, with handwriting on the wall. He cites biblical and historical examples to urge repentance, faith in Christ, and urgent salvation before death or judgment arrives.
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Tozarmah
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Washington
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Paul the Apostle
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Scotland
Hugh Latimer
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Bethink
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Ieee
Gai
Brother
Gail
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Har
Leistering
Senate
Arctic
Mounain
New Hampshire
Maine
Oregon
Chickamauga
Shiloh
Atlanta
Gettysburg
South Mountain
Andes
Aimlayas
Red Sea
Ananias
Apostle
Sapphira
Egypt
New York Plans Grand Manhattan Day Delegation to Atlanta Exposition
A New York committee voted to send a premier business delegation to Atlanta on Manhattan day November 25. Mayor Strong will lead a cavalry escort of the elite squadron and a sixty piece mounted band. Over 1,200 New Yorkers and 500 Brooklyn residents have booked passages, with twelve trains allotted for travel. The celebration will be decorous and sophisticated, avoiding revelry.
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Atlanta
Exposition
New York
Committee On
Manhattan
Strong
New York City
Brooklyn
Knights of Labor Hold Nineteenth Annual Assembly in Washington
The General Assembly Knights of Labor began its nineteenth annual convention in Washington with ten days of secret sessions. A grand reception and banquet Saturday will feature addresses by leading knights. General Master Workman Sovereign is encouraged by growth amid hard times as delegates discuss political alignment for the next campaign. The populist overlap with Knights principles is noted, with emphasis on voting strength. A large delegation attends the meeting.
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Knights of Labor
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Legislature Proceedings Highlight Education and Public Bills
The Senate and House devoted time to education with Hon. G. BR. Glenn outlining school plans. A dog bill failed on reconsideration. several new bills and a massive university aid request were discussed, plus local charter changes and a plan to boost the judiciary and railroad liabilities.
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General Assembly
G. BR. Glenn
Hoe
Polhill
Johnson
Hall
Atlanta Bar Association
N. J. Hammond
Abbeville
Waynesboro
Jones
Dougherty
Albany
Giles
Houston
Pittman
Troup
Charles F. Crisp
National House of Representatives
Broyles
Fulton
State University
Department of Electrical Engineers
Boggs
Jenkins
Putnam
Senate
House
Grand Jury
Jasper County
Superior Court
Hr. Hodger
Bibb
Dodges
Silver crusade heats Alabama rally in Tuscaloosa
John T. Morgan and James L. Pugh led a large audience in Tuscaloosa praising bi metallic principles. Morgan warned of debt and government bonds while pledging to unite Democrats against gold standard policies. Pugh urged free coinage and warned of economic danger under the current system.
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Alabama
Tuscaloosa
John T. Morgan
James L. Pugh
Senate Judiciary Committee
Morgan
Senate
Pugh
Senator Pugh
England
Great Britain
East
North
Cleveland
Ark and Covenant
Democratic Congress
Harrison
Congress
John Sherman
Hayes
Sherman
United States
Lhis
Nnomeroua
Hamilton
Jefferson
Washington
Democratic Party
Low Sherman
Waterloo
Kentucky
Virginia
Mississippi
Hessida
Georgia Day Adjournment For State Exposition
The Georgia legislature adopted a resolution to adjourn on November 19 and attend the Cotton States and International Exposition as a body. A joint eight member committee will plan the day and invite mayors, public institutions, colleges, railroads and military groups to ensure strong attendance.
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Senate
Starr
Supreme Court
Lewis
Finance Committee
Long
Elberton
Cumming
House
Atkinson
Collier
Exposition Company
House of Representatives
Boggs
Crisp
National
Fleming
General Assembly
Dodson Insurance
Judiciary Committee
Georgia
BII
City Court of
Gwinnett
Gwinnett County
Glynn
Dalton
Steel works start up at Sparrow's Point Maryland
Maryland Steel at Sparrow s Point begins firing in furnace A and hires 100 workers with plans for full operation soon and 800 employed. parent Pennsylvania company to funnel large orders to Maryland plant as capacity fills. Lincoln/Norfolk and Western receivership notes include Henry Fink appointed receiver for N W railroad by Mercantile Trust Co. plus earlier Fidelity Trust Co. case. quake tremor Greece shells Curhank reports panic among inhabitants.
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Maryland Steel Company
Sparrow’s Point
Great Iron and
Sparrow's Point
Pennsylvania Company
Maryland Works
N. & W. Road
Cincinnati
Taft
Henry Fink
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Mercantile Trust Company
New York
Fink
Fidelity Trust Company
Philadelphia
Atlanta Exposition Notes and Railway Deals
The article reports Attorney General Terrell reserving opinion on the Gate City Guard case as Georgia Day preparations loom. It notes Southern Railway’s $325,000 purchase of Atlana Compress for a new passenger station and earlier Peters Street land acquisition. Chicago and Illinois troops visit Atlanta, with extensive New York Day promises and state delegation plans. Inman Day slated for November 28 with tickets highlighting Mr Inman’s role. Sea Board Air-Line offers free travel to Atlanta for eligible employees and dependents for exposition attendance.
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Gate City Guard
The
Southern Railway
Atlana Compress
Tupion
Southern
Peters Street
East Tennessee
W. D. Mayfield
South Carolina
Mayfield
Palmetto State
Evans
Winthrop Normal and Industrial Institute
Rock Hill
Citadel Academy
Charleston
Clemson College
Fort Hill
Georgia
Inman
Atlanta
Mr. Inman
M. Inman
Five Drowned On Oyster Boat James W Boyle Capsize
A New York dispatch reports the steam oyster boat James W Boyle capsized near Rockaway Inlet on Wednesday morning. Five crew members perished including Walter B Wood of Inwood L I Captain Peter McDonald Jr of Princess Bay engineer John Finn of Rondont N J deckhands John Newbury Tottenville S L and John Carroll Hoboken N J.
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James W. Boyle
Rockaway Inlet
Boyle
Walter B. Wood
Inwood, L. L
Peter McDonald, Jr
Princess Bay
John Finn
Rondont
N. J
John Newbury
Tottenville
S. L
John Carroll
Cook
Hoboken
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