The Chieftain Christ in Dr. Talmage’s Sunday Sermon
Rev. Dr. Talmage extols Christ as the chief of history and heaven. He urges preaching Christ alone, praising his birth, suffering, miracles, and intercession, and urges believers to live by faith facing death with Christ who never leaves.
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Bethlehem
Christ
Pelion
Thessaly
Ossa
Olympus
Isaiah
Paul
Raphael
Michael Angelo
Cherubim
Seraphim
Archangel
Solomon
God
Mount Olivet
Heaven
Shakespeare
Milton
Rufus Choate
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Herald
Demetrius
Martin Luther
Staupitz
St. John
Patmos
Constantinople
Saladin
Asislor
Heaven's
Satan
Smdner
Gordon Hall
Wilberforce
Hannah More
Mr. Toplady
Janeway
Mount Zion
Dr. Taylor
Charles Hare
Mamertine
Corinth
Cappadocia
Antioch
Jerusalem
Solo
Edward I
Holy Land
Asia Minor
John Bun
Recoe Xs
Louisville Firm Henry H Wolfe & Co. Seeks Reorganization
Assignment at Louisville Kentucky places Henry H Wolfe & Co. wholesale clothiers in the spotlight. Reported debts range from 200000 to 225000 with assets said to equal or exceed the amount. The firm ranks among the largest clothing houses in the South.
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Henry H. Wolfe & Co
Louisville, Ky
South
Bat tales and a crazy quilt charity notes
Bill Arp recounts a bat episode at home with his wife and a careful, humorous naturalist aside. He praises Linnaeus and Audubon, muses on knowledge and providence, and closes with a quip about a charity quilt and missionary support.
Wharf and Freight Burned at East Boston Docks
Fire destroyed the Boston and Albany extension wharf and freight sheds known as pier 1 at Grand Junction docks in East Boston. About 5000 bales of sisal grass 15 to 20 carloads of hay nearly 50 carloads of flour wool and hemp 16 carloads of merchandise and other goods worth total 300000 were lost. The wharf and buildings suffered 200000 in damage. Losses on freight fall to consignees and shippers though insured.
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Boston and Albany Extension
Boston
Pier 1
Grand Junction Docks
Consignees
Bomb Threat Nipped at Rothschild Bank in Paris
A Paris report describes a Thursday attempt to explode a bomb at Rothschild's bank in the Rose Line. A man entered the bank with a bomb and fuse but a detective seized it and extinguished the fuse before any blast. The assailant was detained at the police station as authorities note a pattern of anarchist attacks linked to the Rothschilds.
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Paris
Rothschild
Rothschilds
Baron Alphonse de Rothschild
Rothschilds House
Flour Mills Burned in Evansville Inferno
A Phoenix flour mill in Evansville Indiana owned by D L Koayss and Louis Elles burned to the ground with an estimated loss near 110000 dollars and about half of the mill destroyed by the blaze.
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Phoenix Flour Mille
Evansville
Ind
Through Georgia Notes of Happenings and Fire
Summary of events across Georgia including Savannah Riflemen win at Sea Girt NJ contest. marriages and expositions. libel suit settlement with Orth Stein. Dalton Argus on electing methods. Valdosta freight rates push. Planters Bank at Ellaville resumes after a robbery. Monroe court house plans. Kennon Manufacturing expands Brunswick mill. Lawrenceville bank to start with 50,000 capital. Confederate Soldiers home sale dispute. Clarke county exhibits for Cotton States exposition. Clyde line rumors Brunswick to Philadelphia ships. Savannah urges public funding for Atlanta exposition exhibit. Blakely fire damages. Rome exposition ads. Terrell briefs on election duty in Chatham. crops review. Jones Chappell and Enlas Entriken conspiracy case.
pardon granted for T P Littlefield ends Georgia tragedy
Governor Atkinson signs off on a pardon for T P Littlefield of Jesup Wayne County ending a five year case that shocked south Georgia. Littlefield, once jailed for life after a fatal home confrontation with his wife and her lover, is said to be aged about sixty and ill with rheumatism and Brights disease. The petition cites his peaceable conduct in prison and support from judges and the solicitor general.
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Domino
Abe
Cutier
Novaliserk
Moses
Creation
Darwin
Trelle
Howdy
Weil
Bussey
Marietta
Linneus
Cavier
Audobon
Agassiz
Miture
General Young
Guatemala
Mercy
Atlanta Constitution
Atkinson
South Georgia
Littlefield
Wayne County
Jesup
Spencer Atkinson
Bright
Brunswick
J. L. Sweat
Solicitor General
Two Atlanta Lawyers Indicted for Perjury in Myers Case
Fulton county grand jury charges L. N. Mercier and J. J. Rowe with perjury and mis demeanor after affidavits claim Colonel Glenn spoke with jurors. Glenn had them arrested. C. Clay later swore warrants alleging attempts to force him into sworn statements. Both lawyers bound over to higher court for trial with potential multi year terms.
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Mercier
Rowe
L. N. Mercier
J.J. Rowe
Atlanta
Fulton County Grand Jury
Myers
W. C. Glenn
Colonel Glenn
C. Clay
Clay
Glenn
Gate City Guard Withdraws From Exposition Parade
The Gate City Guard of Atlanta withdraws from a day planned for parade participation, citing unspecified reasons and signaling they will not take part in the Exposition events.
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Gate City Guard of
Atlanta
Dny
Fifth Regiment and Guards Clash Over Marching Arms
The Fifth regiment opposes Guard armed march in the Atlanta exposition parade, arguing it breaches state law and cites Governor Northen's 1893 order disbanding the Gate City Guard. Officials insist Guardsmen may march with arms only under license, a test case rejected by the Guard.
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Atlanta
J. 8. Candler
Committee On
Fifth Regiment
Supreme Court
Northen
Gate City Guard
Fourth Battalion
Georgia Volunteers
United States
Wonderful cotton on display at exposition by George W. Truitt
The Atlanta Journal notes a model cotton crop by George W. Truitt, a famed Troup County planter. Truitt revived a neglected farm, yielded 15 bales on five acres in 1885, now cultivates 400 acres to produce about 300 bales, and offers 1000 bushels of improved seed at the expo.
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Exposition Grounds
George W. Truitt
Troup County
Georgia
No Pardon Denied for Beresford by Governor Atkinson
Governor Atkinson emphatically rejects the pardon request for Alfred Lord Beresford. The formal refusal cites his six year forgery sentence, notes prior escapes, and rejects claims relatives seek to seize her property or force divorce. The state argues no ground exists to grant clemency.
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Atkinson
Lord Beresford
Alfred
Floyd County Superior Court
Sidsey Lascelles
Weather and Crops Report Show Promising State Condition
The crops across the state are in good shape despite unprecedented August rainfall. Heavy rain caused some cotton bolls to drop early but not to threaten the crop. The corn crop shows strong progress from the past week. In the northern area, several days without rain have allowed substantial fodder and grain harvest advancement.
Silver's Shiboleth and the Money Reform Debate in 1890s
The piece surveys Britain's monetary reform debate with emphasis on silver, currency standard shifts, and the fate of the treasury gold reserve. It notes the Belmont-Morgan bond syndicate actions, political shifts in Mississippi, and calls for bimetallic clubs and reform to coinage. It singles out Henry Watterson and Grover Cleveland opinions, and praises Senator Morgan's intellect while criticizing Carlisle.
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Henry Watterson
Grover Cleveland
Carlisle
Adams County
Mississippi
H. D. Money
United States
Stone
Cleveland
Benedict
Gold Reserve Fluctuates as Treasury Deals Reported
Washington notes report the treasury gold reserve near 100.1 million dollars after a 2.5 million deposit by a syndicate and a 1.7 million withdrawal for export to Europe. The Belgic cholera link is investigated. the navy tests armor plate and frame strength at Indian Head. sixteen Chinese executed for Kucheng massacre. Breckinridge to speak in Williamstown on September 21.
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Treasury
Jordan
New York
Europe
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Naval Ordinance Board
Indian Head Proving Grounds
Ordinance Board
Shanghai
Kucheng
Lecman
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DR. Talmage
Louisville
Bill Arp
William
Young
Savannah
Sea Girt
New Jersey
Madison
Orth Stein
the Looking Glass
Stein
Dalton Argus
The
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Valdosta
Planters’ Bank
Ellaville
Clark
Mon-roe’s Court House
Superior Court
H. T. Kennon
Kennon Manufacturing Company
John R. Cook
W. 8S. Witham
Lawrenceville
Lawrenceville Bank
Confederate Soldiers’ Home
Atlanta Realty Improvement Company
Soldiers’ Home
Clarke County
Clarke’s
University of Georgia
Lucy Cobb
Ladies’ Garden Club
Clyde Line
Philadelphia
H. H. Raymond
Mallory Line
Beal
Blakely
C. M. Deal
Rome
Floyd County
J. M. Terrell
J. R. Saussy
Chatham County
J. J. Doolan
Terrell
Chatham
Major Warren
Executive Department
Jones Chappell
Enlas
Haralson County
Fulton County
Dr. Rogers
Rogers
Broyles
H. M. Read
Enulas Entriken
Chappell
Bend
Reed
Entriken
Read
Beresford
Silver
Shiboleth
London
House of Commons
Chattooga News
Washington
Belmont-Morgan
Mr. Jordan
Putnam County
Court House
Eatonton
County Club
Senator Morgan
Rourke
Foz
Sheridan
Pitt
Mr. Carlisle
Morgan
Wall Street
Launcelot
Wilmington Messenger
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Belgic
San Francisco
Honolulu
Godfrey
Marine Hospital
China
Knoxville, Cumberland Gap
Knoxville
Middlesborough
F.w.whitridge
Breckinridge
Lexington
W. ©. P. Breckinridge
Williamstown
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