Open Windows toward Jerusalem and New Jerusalem
A sermon portrays Daniel in the lions den with his window open toward Jerusalem as a model for believers to keep spiritual focus. It contrasts worldly windows toward Babylon and Athens with prayerful kneeling, urging readers to view heaven as the ultimate Jerusalem and keep their windows open toward God and eternal life.
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Jerusalem
Daniel Yi
Persia
Daniel
Mage Noliog
Thatala
Law
Ion Tamer
Darius
Pavule
Texas
Lyons
Marseilles
Paris
Victor Hugo
Gambetta
Norway
America
Babylon
Corinth
Athens
Sodom
Museum of Strasburg
Germany
Henry I
Hon Tamer
David Livingstone
Africa
Majwara
Earth
Heaven
Danel
Earl of Westmoreland
Church Universal
Shiadrach
Evangelist
Ephesus
John
Holy
New Jerusalem
Judes
London
Great Britain
Washington
Redeemed
Homer
Mhadomanthus
Hesiod
Valhalla
Odin
Al-Sirat
Christ
Heavenly Jerusalem
Gates of the Fortress and the Conqueror’s Victory
A narrative describes Stephen rallying his forces after a shameful retreat as his mother at a fortress gates shouts a rebuke. It likens victory over sin death and hell to entering New Jerusalem with an abundant entrance through Christ.
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Stephen
Lord Jesus Christ
New Jerusalem
Billarp's Letter on silk worms and Southern exposition
William recounts his Silk worm raising in Georgia and the Atlanta exposition. He recalls childhood work feeding mulberry leaves, reeling raw silk, and details of the morus multicanius craze. He notes the project’s challenges, public debates on fares, and the town’s resilient spirit.
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Ayesr
Philadelphia
Lawrenceville
Silk House
Georgia
Ben Franklin
Evan Howell
Atlanta
Through Georgia Being a summary of daily happenings
The 53rd session of the Southern Female College opened at Manchester. Georgia officials discuss marble preference in federal buildings, and Ira B. Chappell named judge of Laurens county city court. Clarke county grand jury to review convict labor on public roads. Atlanta and West Point RR directors elected. Captain John A. Miller retires from state service. Wanamaker & Brown sue Atlanta over police uniforms bill. Reward set at 500 dollars for B A Bass murder case. Georgia Normal and Industrial College reports best opening with 250 students. Georgia editors to visit Atlanta for annual meeting during exposition. Blue and Gray Day planned for September 21 with Confederate veterans invited. Georgia crop conditions favorable with strong cotton, corn, and fruit yields. Governor Atkinson recovering well and expected to seek re election. pardon cases reviewed. trip to Greenbrier Springs planned.
The Technological School Opens Its New Session
The Technological School begins its 1895-96 session September 25 with an expected 200 pupils on opening day and about 225 for the year. Board costs will stay at standard rates, not exceeding 15 dollars per month, while the dormitory under construction aims to reduce monthly costs to 10 dollars once finished.
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Technological School
S. Hopkins
Irrigation Congress to Convene in Atlanta
The Southern Irrigation Congress meets in Atlanta on October 7 as its first session. Dr. H. C. White, president of the state irrigation commission, will call the gathering to order at 10 AM. Officers will be elected and constitutions and by laws adopted to perfect the organization. The program promises broad coverage of irrigation topics.
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Southern Irrigation Congress
Atlanta
Congress
H. C. White
State Commission On Irrigation
Association
Democrats of
Nebraska
W. J. Bryan
Senate
Coroner to Return Verdict Charging Holmes in Peitzel Case
Marion county Indiana coroner Castor plans to return a murder verdict naming H H Holmes in the Howard Peitzel case. He deems the county evidence conclusive though circumstantial and cites testimony from Mrs Peitzel and her daughter as completing the chain. She wished to view the Irvington house where the son was killed and the body burned before proceeding to the scene.
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Castor
Marion County
Indiana
Howard Peitzel
H. H. Holmes
Silver's Battle and Free Coinage Efforts Across States
A compilation notes Kansas legislators and Arkansas editors backing free silver at 16 to 1, reports on North Carolina and Georgia bimetallic organizing, and critiques of the single gold standard. It includes railroads and finance analysis, and editorials from the New York Herald and Chattanooga Times.
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Republican Free Silver League of
Kansas
League
United States
Baker
Curtis
Broderick
Martin
Raleigh
N. C
Ed Chambers Smith
N. B. Broughton
B. R. Lacy
A. Ashe
John C. Scarborough
W. C. Stronach
B. C. Beckwith
Charles M. Cook
North Carolina
Chattanooga Times
Southwest
Pacific
New England
Isbor
New York Herald
Tam
Europe
Baring Brothers
Argentina
Samson
S. M. Frr
Fort Worth
Trx
Remarkable Georgian Convict Shines as Admin Doctor's Vision
The text portrays a convicted man who, under the administration doctor, becomes a striking example of reform and resilience. It claims Georgia has produced nothing more remarkable since a mention of an “electric girl” lit up the nation.
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Georgis
Durant Trial Fights Sensitive Recall Of Blanche Lamont Clothes
On day four in San Francisco the courtroom watched as Blanche Lamont’s clothes were displayed from the Emanuel church belfry. A dressmaker dummy wearing the garment stood in for the deceased girl, height and figure closely matched to Lamont. The crowd along with the suspect showed mixed reactions as the scene unfolded during the murder case.
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Durant
San Francisco
Blanche Lamont
Emanuel Church Belfry
Emanuel Baptist Church
Will attributed to General Holt shocks Washington
A postmarked envelope delivered to the Washington register of wills contained a half sheet purporting to be General Joseph Holt’s will. The document, dated February 7, 1873, items Lizzie Hynds and Josephine Holt Throckmorton as beneficiaries with equal shares held in trust by Major Charles B. Throckmorton’s heir, Luke Devlin named executor. Witnesses Ellen Sherman, A. T. Grant, and W. T. Sherman attest its handwriting and signatureauthenticity judged by officials and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Holt
Register of Wills
Joseph Holt
Kentucky
Washington
Office of the Register of Wills
Colonel Wright
Register
Lizzie Hynds
Josephine Holt Throckmorton
Jhizzie Hynds
Josephine
Charles B. Throckmorton
Luke Devlin
J. Hout
Ellen E. E. Sherman
A. T. Grant
W. T. Sherman
Holt
Grant
Sherman
Governor Culberson Fights Forbid Corbett Fitzsimmons Fight
Governor Culberson moves to block the Corbett Fitzsimmons bout in Texas. Dan Stewart of the Florida Athletic Club argues the bout may be legal after a Texas legal review. The governor and attorney general cite an old law banning gatherings of more than three persons to stop the event.
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Culberson
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Dan Stewart
Florida Athletic Club
Texas
Stewart
Charley Culberson
Legal Department of the State
Convicted Smuggling Proceeds in Portland Court
In the United States court at Portland Oregon Judge Bellinger sentenced Seid Beck a wealthy Chinese merchant convicted of smuggling to pay a $5000 fine. James B. Lotan ex collector of customs was sentenced to an $8000 fine for being implicated in the smuggling ring.
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United States
Portland
Oregon
Bellinger
Seid Beck
James B. Lotan
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New York Harbor
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Atlanta Constitution
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Manchester
Lester
Atkinson
Ira 8. Chappell
Laurens County
Clarke County
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George C. Smith
Milter H. Smith
John 8. Bigby
H. M. Comer
T. L. Langston
W. B. Berry
H. C. Fisher
John A. Miller
Miller
Kentucky Cavalry
John H. Morgan
Circuit Court of the United States
Wanamaker & Brown
Cnll
B. A. Bass
Bass
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Sesson
Dick Grubb
Darien
Jimmie Anderson
John Triplett
Ben Perry
Coney Island
Canada
Atlanta Exposition
General Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
New Orleans
Cotton States and International Exposition Company
J. B. Gorpox
Groven Moonmay
Weather Bureau
Salt Springs
Beresford
Littlefield
Greenbrier Springs
Virginia
Holmes
Silver
London Times
the Times
Arkansas Silver
Vention
Arkansas
Little Rock
E. L. Givens
Batesville
W. T. Smith
Stuttgart
O. C. Ludwig
Conway
Democratic Bimetallic Editorial League of Arkansas
McRae
Terry
Clarke
Heard County
Carlisle
Smith
Jefferson
Jackson
Harris
Tennessee
Crisp
Moore
McCutchen
Lincoln
Neb
Morton
New York Morning Journal
Hoke Smith
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