An Angelic Rescue Sermon by Rev Dr Talmage
A long sermon on Abraham and Isaac from a Rev Dr Talmage talk titled An Angelic Rescue. It recounts Isaac as a boy in Abraham's care, the binding on Mount Moriah, and the pivotal moment when God provides a lamb. The speaker draws parallels to Christ, urging faithful obedience and trust in divine provision.
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Abimelech
Abraham
Isaac
Jesus
God
Calvary
Mount Moriah
Mount Calgary
Joene
Christ
Lebanon
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Hell
Mount
Son of God
Saac
Heaven
Bethlehem
Bolgotha
Noontide birds drawn to square by kindly gift
A large hearted woman fed birds in a city square at noon each day, starting soon after a Monday across the square. After her death a will funded the habit, and at the first noon bell the birds gather as the clock strikes twelve. The scene is described as a moving sermon urging souls to come to Christ.
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St. Yisin
Noo
Christ
Arkansas Law Fight Triggers Contingent Prize Fight
A sham fight planned by Florida Athletic Club to test Arkansas anti pugilism laws prompts legal opinion from top state lawyers. Judge Duffie’s ruling is awaited with potential appeal to the supreme court. Brig. Gen. Taylor summoned by the governor for consultation as Hot Springs crowd fears banishment of Corbett’s mob.
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Arkansas
Arkanatis
Corbet
Fitzsitamidha
Florida Athletic Club
Nce
George P. Taylor
Arkansas State Guards
Forest City
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Corbett
A P A S Meet National Convention in St Louis
The American Protective Association held its national convention in St Louis Missouri with supreme officers and state presidents present. The gathering aimed to form a national advisory board and plan the next national campaign while denying plans for a third party and seeking recognition from major parties.
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Order
St. Louis
The
American Protective Association
St. Luis
Supreme
National Advisory Board
Milwaukee
Supreme Council
W. J. H. Traynor
Detroit
Mich
Walbridge
Nashville
Tenn
Judge Stevens
Michigan
Traynor
Cuban Rebellion Extending Across Cuba Insurgents Strike
Passengers arriving in New York from Havana report the rebellion spreading westward with three new insurgent bands. A Batistino group of 200, including Spaniards, rises near the southern Havana railway. Melena Del Sur raises 300. Ybarra reports 150 after earlier outbreaks. Gomez leaves 2,500 in Camaguey with 2,000 marching toward Las Villas.
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New York
Yamuri
Havana
Batstino
Melena del Sur
Navigation Suspended As Ohio River Reaches Low October Level
A Wheeling dispatch reports the Ohio River hit its lowest early autumn stage on record, measuring eleven inches with navigation completely suspended, an unprecedented October condition.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio River
Bank Re opens Doors First National Bank Franklin Q
The First National Bank of Franklin, Q has resumed operations after suspending payment on August 3, 1895. It reports compliance with all comptroller of the currency conditions and states its capital spark remains intact and ready for business.
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First National Bank of
Franklin, Q
Manganese Roads and Aluminum Clay Hope in Georgia
A Georgia observer writes of mineral discoveries driving road and industrial advances. manganese and aluminum clay deposits near Tonos Hill and Beauxite lure investors, with Laramore pushing a water cured concrete roadbed that may outlast and outperform Belgian blocks, while Congress considers wider adoption.
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Mr. Esemer
Tripoli
Laramore
Tonos Hill
Natur
France
Thomis
Atlanta
Rome
Cuartersville
Fourteenth Street
Congress
Coss
Kentucky
Tennessee
Were
Markham Hous
Pessa
Atisnts
Through Georgia A mix of local notes and political items
A Georgia roundup reports the Savannah Cadets challenging the Georgia Hussars on Thanksgiving day and notes prohibition era wine sales in tomato products. It covers a pardoning of Charles Kelly after a life sentence for murder, Atlanta's hopes for a Cleveland visit, a Jefferson to Athens telephone line project, and county political and legal developments including a major land dispute in Charlton county.
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Jefferson
Jackson County
Athens
Adaptations of Western flora and fauna astonish traveler
A Western plains observer recounts cactus defenses and the horned lizard’s mimicry. Spiny cacti deter herbivores while the horned lizard imitates cactus spines, even blossoming with the blooms. A dew laden dawn reveal a living, color rich lizard and cactus floral display across the sandy plain.
Origin of the Jury System Traced to Normandy and Earlier Times
A late English writer claims trial by jury originated in Normandy, while noting that jury practice existed in Jordanian or early English societies in ancient times, illustrating the debated origins of juries.
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Normandy
Mit
Jodan
Togland
The Pulitzer Jones Muddle in Newspaper War
Developments in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch world war between Joseph Pulitzer and Colonel Charles H. Jones. The World Post-Dispatch news service was suspended after a restraining order, with quick retaliation seen in staff shakeups including Florence D. White, C. Steighers, and Edward Buttell.
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Joseph Pulitzer
Charles H. Jones
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
New York World
Post-Dispatch
New York
St.Louis
Pulitzer
Colonel Jones
Florence D. White
C. Steighers
Edward Buttell
White
Back at Washington President Reaches Capital in Fine Health
The President arrived in Washington at 4 oclock Tuesday afternoon aboard the Oneida with Thurber and E. C. Bayedict. He was met at the wharf and driven to the White House where his appearance has notably improved this summer. He resumes work noting many vacancies created in his absence and plans to fill them.
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Washington
Thurber
E. C. Bayedict
White House
Cleveland Coming South With Cabinet Members and Wives
Washington confirms definite plans for the president to travel to Atlantis by a special Sunthero railway train leaving Monday night and reaching Atlanta Tuesday afternoon. He will dine with Mayor Porter King Tuesday and attend expo events through Wednesday night before returning to Washington. All cabinet members and their wives join except Secretary Olney. Foraker challenges Brice to a joint debate, boasting political convictions and readiness to answer Brice’s questions if the editor is in attendance.
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Olney
Washington
Atlantis
Sunthero Railway
Atlanta
Porter King
Exposition Committee
Capital City Club
Mr. Olney
Foraker Chalenges Brice
Maton
Foraker
Brice
Foreaker
Japan Yields to Demands of Three European Powers
Dispatches from Tokyo dated September 27 report Japan forced to withdraw troops from Ling-Tung as Russia demanded a rapid pullout, with France and Germany backing the order. The shock surprised Tokyo and fueled renewed bitterness toward Europeans. Japanese ministers are accused of conniving at the nation's dishonor.
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Uld
Tokio
Japan
Associated Press
Russia
Lingo Tung
France
Germany
Challenge Accepted for America's Cup 1896 Arranged
New York Yacht Club held a special meeting at the Madison Avenue clubhouse to act on Charles Day Rose's challenge. The cup committee of 1845 was reappointed to oversee arrangements. A formal reply to Percy Thellsen of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club was cabled, assuring races for 1896.
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Eacs
New York Yacht Club
Charles Day Rose
Madison Arenas
New York City
Percy Thellsen
Royal Victoria Yacht Club
Train held up near Temple by two masked robbers
Northbound passenger train No. 1 on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad was halted Wednesday night near Temple Texas by two masked men. They uncoupled the express car and forced the engineer to move it about a mile from the train.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Temple
Texas
Growth of the South Industrial Outlook Report
Weekly survey shows favorable southern industrial conditions with cotton prices steady and quantities rising. Diversified crops profitable while mills in the region thrive. new enterprises emerge in multiple states including Laurel Mississippi and Terrell Texas, as rail and lumber demand grows and infrastructure expands in facilities from Kentucky to North Carolina.
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Clombr On
Laurel
Miss
Terrell Compress Co
Terrell Texas
North State Lumber Co
Parmele
Knnedy Cow and Moninz” Co
Binefield
W Va
Spring Gal
Aln
Alta Toma
Texas
Woodruff
S. U
Ownbro
Chattanooga Teun
Parkernburg
Piedmont
Ala
Bisterville
Niko
Sbil N.C
Ohio firemen win belt at national tournament in Atlanta
Ohio's Independent Hose Company of Martins Ferry won the gold diamond studded belt and $250 purse at the national firemen's tournament held at the Atlanta exposition grounds. The Martins Ferry team, long considered underdogs, posted the fastest time in the race and claimed top honors.
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Buckeye State
Exposition Grounds
Atlanta
Independent Hose Company
Martin’s Ferry
Ladies In An Opium Den Sparks Toledo Sensation
Toledo authorities uncover an opium joint in the city center run by a Chinese manager. Seven Americans are found inside including two young girls linked to prominent locals. The scandal draws major public attention as investigators learn one girl is the daughter of a leading capitalist and the other of a railroad figure. Governor Turney commends judges for opposing the Corbett-Fitzsimmons prize fight in Shelby County and offers aid to enforce the law.
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Jeffersonville
Councel
Toledo
Chnaman
Turney
Tennessee
L. P. Sooper
M. BR. Patterson
Memphis
Shelby County
Sale of the Model Battleship Illinois
The brick and pile built model battleship Illinois, once a World’s Fair exhibit and government project costing $115,000, has been sold to junk dealers for a few hundred dollars. It will be removed from the site to clear the space.
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Illinois
Bank Shuts Up In Fort Scott Fort Scott Bank Closed
A Fort Scott Kansas bank has closed its doors awaiting action by the bank commissioners. A front door notice states deposits will be paid in full and the cashier’s deseussion caused the closing. Adjutant General John McIntosh Kell is critically ill at Sunnyside Georgia, found unconscious from what appears to be a stroke.
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Fort Scott
Kan
State Bank
Bank Commission
Kell
John McIntosh Kell
Sunnyside
Atlanta Markets Groceries Prices and Items Listed
Groceries and staples with varied prices listed for coffee flour sugar tea rice salt cheese matches soda crackers and candy. Entries include New Orleans sugarhouse syrup tea rice salt flour and feed items with price ranges and unit measures, reflecting a historic market ledger from Atlanta vendors.
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L. W
Hye
Georgia
Chivics
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