Is Thy Heart Right As Jehu’s Question Probed Souls
Dr Talmage debates the vital question Is thy heart right? urging repentance belief and forgiveness as paths to eternal life. He contrasts earthly wealth with spiritual health, warns against unforgiving hearts, and emphasizes heavenly expectancy and salvation through Christ’s atonement.
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God
Jesus
Heaven
Christ
Hermin
Eriva
Atauiv
New York
Paris
Jessphine
Josephine
Seulptor
Atlantic
Liverpool
Trade Trends and Crime Highlights From The Week
Bradstreet's Review notes seasonable weather boosting sales and a mixed trade landscape with iron and steel prices firming in the west while Ohio valley demand weakens. Cotton goods rise, cereals fall, and hogs press pork and lard. 239 US business failures reported, while wool stays strong abroad. Preacher Gibson testifies in the Durrant case on handwriting versus the wrapper. Alabama mills burn in Bullock County, destroying cotton and seed with substantial insured losses.
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Bradstreet
Pacific Coast
Baltimore
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
South Georgia
Texas
United States
London
Boston
Montana
Bradford
England
Through Georgia Summaries of Various Local Happenings
Georgia items include proposals to abolish Jackson County Court, school text book changes, October partridge hunting debates, a November conservation bill for birds, Atlanta exposition coverage, a $150 reward for Mattie Houston case, a 96 year old cotton picker Aunt Viney Bruce record, anti barroom convention notes, druggists licensing ruling, court case updates on Mrs. Montgomery, and reviews of state display at the exposition with national paper coverage.
Strike Outs World Printing Staff at Midnight
The New York World mechanical department workers walkout at midnight on Tuesday, joining a broader labor conflict tied to employer George R Read. About fifteen engineers and electricians left first, followed by non union replacements. Lights and power failed, delaying the morning edition until the men briefly returned around 1 am to restore printing.
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New York World
George R. Read
Pulitzer
Read
Bix Six
General Mahone Dead After Stroke In Washington
General William Mahone of Virginia died at Chamberlain's hotel Washington after a paralytic illness dating from October 1. He faded with family present including Mrs Mahone and sons Butler and William Jr. The widow requests no public funeral and the remains will be taken to Petersburg for service and interment.
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William Mahone
Virginia
Chamberlain’s Hotel
Washington City
L. L. Maury
Rogers
Virginia Republican Committee
Washington
Petersburg
Evans Speaks to Richmond Veterans on Southern Role
General Clement A. Evans of Atlanta delivered the annual Richmond address for the Virginia division of the Army of Northern Virginia. He spoke on The Contributions of the South to the Greatness of the American Union before a full hall, receiving a standing ovation. Attending veterans included Richmond Howitzers, Henrico Light Dragoons, Generals Hunton Munford Bolling, Colonel E. M. Henry, Colonel William A. Smoot, and Rev. Dr. J. William Jones.
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Clement A. Evans
Atlanta
Richmond
Virginia
Association of the Army of Northern Virginia
House of Delegates
Mannassas
Appomattox
Evans
Richmond Howitzers
Henrico Light Dragoons
Hunton
Munford and Bolling
E. M. Henry
William A. Smoot
J. William Jones
Tammany Hall Ticket and New Bank Failure Report
The New York democratic county convention at Tammany Hall nominates a slate for supreme court general sessions city court county clerk and register with William Scohmer as registrar and Henry D. Purroy as clerk. Missouri bank failure in Greene County Springfield closes under receiver. deposits around $50,000 with $20,000 on hand.
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New York
Democratic County Convention
Tammany Hall
Supreme Court
Charles H. Truax
Fredrick Smith
Charles F. McLan
Court of General Sessions
Joseph E. Newberg
Martin T. McMahon
Robert A. VanWick
John P. Schuman
Edward F. Danyer
Henry D. Purroy
Register
William Scohmer
William Subze
Missouri Bank
Greene County
Springfield
Stag Bank
Jones
Central Railroad Reorganization After $2,000,000 Auction
The Central Rail road sold at noon in Savannah for 2 million dollars to the reorganizing committee led by Samuel Thomas and Thomas H. Ryan of New York. The Savannah and Western line fetched 1.5 million at Birmingham, with bondholders set to convey to Georgia Central after reorganization. Officials foresee a November 1 charter for the Central of Georgia Railway Company and a likely first president as Receiver Comer, as magnates praise southern prospects and resource wealth.
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Montgomery
Millen and Southern Railway Company
Wrightsville and
Tennille
Messrs
Thomas and Ryan
Germania Bank, of
Savannah
The
Central
Central Railroad
Georgia
Central Railroad and Banking Company of Georgia
Macon
A. E. Buck
Atlanta
George W. Owens
Samuel Thomas
Thomas H. Ryan
New York City
Ryan
Thomas
Savannah and Western Railroad
Birmingham
Georgia Central
the Central
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Comer
Thomas F. Ryan
South
Mississippi
Potomac
A P A S Win the Day in Nashville Election
Nashville held a heated municipal race with the American Protective Association ticket prevailing by several hundred votes. Voter turnout exceeded 8,000 of 14,000 registered as MACCarthy led the mayoral slate and council candidates to majorities between 500 and 1,000 amid numerous ward-level clashes and strong organization by the APA.
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Nashville
American Protective Association
Sparkes
MacCarthy
Councilmank
Official returns in tenth district election filed in governor’s office
The official returns from the tenth district election show totals for Black Watson Columbia and other names with Black’s majority listed as 1,556. Chairman James Barrett of the populist committee says Watson will contest the election after conferences with Watson and other prominents.
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Columbia
Glascock
Westhaven
Lee
Hancock
Jefferson
Lincoln
McDuffie
Richmond
Taliaferro
Warsi
Washington
Wilkinson
Proclare
Black
James Barrett
Populist Executive Committee
Thomas E. Watson
Watson
Sugar Planters Meet to Harmonize With Republicans
A New Orleans gathering brought sugar planters who shifted to the Republican side together with regular Republicans. They aimed to reach an agreement for future cooperation, but no accord emerged. The central rift remained the race issue, with planters pledging to stay aloof from politics while older members demand political acknowledgment of Black leaders.
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New Orleans
Hike H. Dudley Coleman
Thers
Tay
Billarp's Letter at the Atlanta Exposition Experience
A reader recounts attending the Atlanta Exposition with family. He describes the grand parade, military bands, and the dazzling illumination, then notes seeing a row of convicts chained and guarded by Mr Pearson. He discusses crime among Black people, the lease system, and calls for reform and reeducation, citing the need for reformatories and changes to punishment.
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Cade
Uncle Sam
Jack Costa
Washington Artillery Band
Virginia
Cabe Calla
Grover
David
Ike Dunkel
Rome Light Guard
Snd
Lke
Sally
John
Kingdom of Heaven
Thad
Jim Smith
Atlanta Constitution
Boone in Financial Crisis Ends Macon Race Meet
The Macon 90 days racing meet of the Southern Racing Association ends abruptly as no more races will be held at the park. Purses totaling over 2,000 dollars for Monday and Tuesday remain unpaid. Manager Boone, sole proprietor of the association, is unable to continue the circuit and has reportedly no funds to restore operations.
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Macon
New Southern Racing Association
Jockey Club of New York
Boone
Jockey Club
Racing Association
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