Word With Women by Dr. Talmage Sermon on Advice to Young Women
The noted divine addresses a Sunday discourse titled A Word With Women. He argues the new woman will be the aged virtue of past generations and urges six lessons: get right with God, protect health, honor mothers, brighten others' lives, plan a large life, and be a true Christian woman.
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Legislature Debates County Seat Move And Reforms
The Georgia Senate and House debated the Fannin county seat move to Blue Ridge, urban reform bills, and municipal tax exemptions for manufactories. Reports covered include new school provisions for Guyton, Forsyth, Madison, and Covington, plus road and police court reforms. The day featured adjournment for Georgia Day and a long clergy-influenced bribery inquiry.
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New National Park Planned for Vicksburg Battlefield
A dozen blue generals and officers left Chicago to meet gray leaders in Vicksburg to locate the battlefield and petition Congress to create a national military park. The Vicksburg Military Park association will map the ground and identify areas used by both armies for a monuments project honoring fallen soldiers from both sides.
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North Georgia Methodists Endorse Anti Barroom Bill
The North Georgia Conference of the M. E. Church South met in Elberton with over 200 members. Rev. J. W. Heidt was chosen secretary and committees were named. The body unanimously endorsed the anti barroom bill and urged the legislature to pass it. Several ministers remained on trial after routine business.
Salt Price Doubling Hits Packers at Rock Salt Toll
A Chicago paper notes the salt combine has raised prices sharply, pushing rock salt from 2.75 to 4.50 4.75 per ton. The leading and minor stockyards packers fear annual losses of 400000 to 500000 dollars as they seek cheaper sources. The probe finds the combine controls supply.
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Detroit Match Factory Fire Claims Three Lives
The Improved Match Company plant in Detroit burned at 3 a m on Saturday, killing fireman Reuben Davis watchman Thomas Wagner and employee Agnes Getke. About twenty five workers, mostly girls, were present. Miss Getke vanished after returning for her clothing. Loss estimated at 45000 dollars with the fire starting when a worker stepped on a match.
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Sponge schooner Shamrock sinks. six crew drown off St Martins Key
A Tarpon Springs special reports the sponge schooner Shamrock of Key West foundered in the Gulf of Mexico off St Martins Key Wednesday morning. The 23 ton vessel carried fourteen crew members and six were drowned Jeremish Saunders Gelisha Albury Boler Butler Joe Levarity Walton Knowles and Stewart. Also notes Danish millers seek experimental duty on imported flour with a tariff revision under study by a commission chaired by Tigsdag. US Consul Kirk in Copenhagen cites uncertain outcome. impact anticipated on American millers.
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Three More Bodies Recovered in Larned Street Disaster
Three bodies were recovered Friday from the Larned street disaster ruins. Identified are Lizzie Weidbusch Anna Ublik and Charles Lend. The death toll may reach thirty seven with John Thomas still missing. Engineer Thopson who led the effort is under arrest awaiting coroner’s inquest verdict.
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Silver and Gold Struggle Shape Future National Convention
The article outlines Democratic tensions over silver policy shaping the 1896 convention, with southern resistance to a gold-backed ticket and northern pressure for silver, plus a push by Tennessee silver advocates to organize. It cites judge Crisp and Turner as foil to gold factions and notes silver’s leverage in the Senate and the broader party split.
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Young
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J.M. Head
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Atlanta Constitution
Massacres Reported in Asia Minor Amid War Turmoil
Telegrams dated November 15 report renewed massacres in the Marsovan and Amasis districts and killings at Sivas on the 16th. Dispatches from Aleppo warn of an Aintab massacre, with the Aleppo governor ordered to protect Americans. The Porte seeks a £1,000,000 loan to mobilize troops and extend tobacco concessions. The Armenian patriarch is pressured to quiet unrest. Also, the U S Supreme Court denies Bell Telephone appeal in the Berliner speaking mixtophone case.
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