The Wonderful Love of Christ in Christian Endeavor
A report notes 28,071 societies and 1,684,260 members as of November 1 1893 with many new enrollments since. Rev S H Doyle leads a December topic on the love of Christ, citing John 3 16 and Romans 5 8 and detailing how Christ’s love is shown by His death, its definition, and its call for believers to love Him in response.
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Victory over sin Through Christ Salvation Message
Victory over sin is possible only through Jesus Christ. Human reform fails to break sin's power. Christ enters the citadel, expels usurpers, and delivers captives. His atonement opens a path to God, inspires hope, and grants pardon and peace. His sympathy strengthens hearts, gives courage and faith, and empowers the soul to walk free as a child of God.
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American Missionary Association Receives Broad Female Support
The American Missionary Association reports strong and cordial support from women across many circles. Forty state organizations contribute to the treasury, totaling 16,261.06 dollars, with additional society contributions of 3,179.45 dollars. A special appeal added 1,413.48 dollars to reduce the debt, and help was provided to renew furnishings for boarding halls and mission homes.
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Societies by state and province show leading counts
New York heads with 2,985 societies followed by Pennsylvania 2,628 and Illinois 1,822 while Ohio 1,766 and Iowa 1,186 trail. Massachusetts and Indiana are modest. Canada totals 1,882 with Ontario at 1,072 and Nova Scotia 393. Southern states report over 200 in Maryland Tennessee and Texas, with Georgia Florida West Virginia above 100 and Virginia plus North and South Carolina close behind.
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Song of My Lover's Lute in Morning Light
A lyric verse praising a beloved lover whose lute and voice fill the world with music. The speaker notes the lover’s golden strings, far sight, kind lips, and tender heart. The piece concludes that without the lover, the song would fall silent. New York Independent.
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Kemp's Balsam Cough Cure Advised as Safe Remedy
In times of grip and pneumonia it is vital to seek a safe remedy for cold and cough. A slight chest pain may signal pneumonia and a first cough can lead to consumption. Never neglect a cold. Kemp's Balsam is recommended as the best cough cure.
News of the Week Dec 6 to 12 covers wide political
Read as a weekly digest, this notice lists numerous political developments and incidents from December 6 to 12. Topics include Hawaiian policy, tariff and finance debates, international diplomacy, indictments and trials, criminal cases, and notable deaths and appointments across the United States and Europe.
Torrey Bankruptcy Bill Goes Down In House Vote
The Torrey bankruptcy bill was struck down in the House by a 142 to 111 vote. Judge Torrey of St Louis, author of the measure, sat in the gallery as Colonel Oates opposed a substitute and Bland of Missouri moved to strike the existing clause. The proposal, seen as a voluntary system, failed to win approval before amendments could be considered.
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House
Colonel Oates
Bland
Missouri
Torrey
St. Louis
International Locomotive Race Promises Rivalry
New York on December 11 reports Frederick Charles Winby of England arrives aboard the steamer New York. He is inventor of the mammoth locomotive James Tolman shown at the World's Fair and offers to back it for a substantial sum against No 999 of the New York Central or any other U S locomotive.
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Frederick Charles Winby
England
James Tolman
New York Central
Drew Company Manager Denies Sullivan Loan Rumor
Detroit December 11 Frank A Small business manager of Mrs John Drews company denies emphatically the report that Mrs Drew borrowed any money from John L Sullivan The denial emphasizes there was no loan and characterizes the rumor as false.
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Frank A. Small
John Drew
Bomb Explodes in Paris Chamber of Deputies Panic In the Gallery
A bomb exploded during a session of the French chamber of deputies in Paris. No fatalities but about eighty injured, including Abbe Lemire and other deputies. President Dupuy calmed the chamber and ordered an investigation as police secured exits. A suspect, Vaillant alias Marchal, later confessed and was taken to Hotel Dieu.
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M. Lemire
M. Dupuy
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Vaillant
Consul General Patitzschek Recalled
New York dispatch reports Austrian consul general Dr. von Patitzs chek to return to Austria and is not expected to return to the United States after the decision. The move signals a fall in New York diplomatic postings amid shifting wartime tensions.
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von Patitzschek
Georgia's Big Claim for Federal Territory Return
Georgia asserts a $200,000 recovery from the federal government for territory currently in Alabama and Mississippi. The claim centers on past boundaries and jurisdiction, with Georgia seeking redress through official channels.
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Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Byrnes Celebrates 30 Years on New York Police Force
Superintendent Byrnes marks thirty years of service with the New York police department in a city celebration on December 12. This milestone highlights Byrnes long career and public service.
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New York
Byrnes
Rail line will not cancel its Erie lease
New York December 12 The New York Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad company will not cancel its lease to the Erie.
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New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad Company Company
Erie
Desperado Wilson Execution Delayed by Court Stay
The prisons department reports that Wilson, who fatally shot Detective Harvey at Syracuse, will not be executed next week as planned. His counsel has appealed to the court of appeals, and the appeal acts as a stay.
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Georgia House OKs bill for state banks and currency
The Georgia house of representatives passed a bill to establish a system of state banks and issue currency, aiming to prepare for congressional repeal of the 10 percent state bank tax.
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Georgia House of Representatives
Lace Works Reopen After Three Months Idle Period
PaTcHoGuE New York December 5 The American Lace works employing 300 hands has resumed operations after three months idleness Only two thirds of the total employees reported for work indicating a gradual return to production and lingering labor slack yet to recover.
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Gladstone Ill With Cold Keeps Brighton Visit
London reports Mr. Gladstone is ill and unable to travel to Brighton as planned. Dr. Bond says he suffers from a cold and chill but is doing as well as could be expected.
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Obsequies Set for General John N Knapp
Ausurs N Y December 11 obsequies for the late General John N Knapp announced for Wednesday at 11 p.m. The notice notes funeral rites will be held in the local vicinity with honors reflecting his rank and service.
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Declaration of War Expected in South American Tensions
Lia Peru December 12. It is expected that Peru and Ecuador will declare war within the current week as tensions escalate between the two nations.
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Organizing to Aid the Poor in Brazil Indiana
Citizens in Brazil Indiana have formed efforts to help more than 200 destitute families in the city. The initiative reflects local resolve to provide food clothing and essentials as winter approaches with volunteers coordinating donations and distribution.
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Fire Destroys Turner Hall. four die in Allegheny blaze
Turner hall at Cherry and South Canal streets, Allegheny, partially burned with two adults and two children killed. Mrs Benninghoff perished while trying to rescue her children. Fire started in the cellar furnace about 8:30. Building loss placed at 10000 dollars and fully insured. Fireman David Thompson killed later in a framehouse fire. John Williams injured.
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Death Under Suspicion Ties to Arsenic Poisoning At Wilkes-Barre
G W Guer ley a nonunion telegraph operator died after showing arsenic poisoning symptoms. He ate a restaurant cutlet Thursday before illness. Across the week 30 to 40 nonunion workers at the same restaurant suffered severe stomach cramps. An autopsy by Dr Robbins and Dr Kyte found traces of poisoning and stomach erosion.
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Oil Exchange President Backed Free List Protest
PiTsBuRG December 9. President J Lawrence of the Ritteing ort tale members act on a telegram from the Oil City Oil exchange president urging protest against placing oil on the free list.
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Adams Jr Nominated for Congress in Second District
Philadelphia December 9 The Republicans nominated Robert Adams Jr former minister to Brazil as their candidate to succeed Charles O Neil in Congress. The nomination is viewed as effectively a win for Adams in the district.
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Oil Inspector Dropped Suit Against Louis Emery Oil Co
Philadelphia Dec 9 The litigation filed last year by Oil Inspector Mahlon D Young against Louis Emery Jr trading as the Louis Emery Oil Company Bradford Pa a manufacturer of oils has been discontinued.
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Infant shot by father then suicide in PittspurG
Joseph Oldman of Taylor street killed his 10 month old baby then shot himself. Police say heavy drinking and recent quarrels with his wife preceded the tragedy. The incident occurred in PittspurG on December 9.
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Crystal Ridge Mine Fire Brought Under Control
HazieTon December 9 The tanks over bore holes into the burning Crystal Ridge mine were closed and interior flushing halted. Officials believe the fire is under control and movement to extinguish continues.
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Boy Missing After On The River Bank Walk
Norristown December 9 reports Albert Williams sent his 10 year old son Norris on an errand. The boy has not returned and was seen along the Schuylkill river bank. Authorities fear he ventured onto thin ice and drowned.
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Lehigh Valley Collieries Resume Full-Time Operations
Wilkes Barre Pa December 11 all the collieries of the Lehigh Valley Coal company and all tributary to the Lehigh Valley railroad resumed operations on full time today.
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Railroad Branch Purchase Shifts Line in Allentown Area
The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad company bought a three mile branch between Chapman's and Fogellville from Crane Iron company for 15000 dollars.
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Missing Demented Girl in Vimicula County
West Chester December 9 Miss Maggie Gormley 28 year old resident of Vimicula has disappeared from her home. She has partial dementia and is feared lost.
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Maggie Gormley
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Steelworks Shutdown Shocks Steeltown Inhabitan ts
Harrisburg news reports the closing of the Pennsylvania Steelworks in Steeltown, provoking general consternation among the town’s 10 000 residents as the boom industry ends.
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Stonemason Shoots Baby Then Takes Own Life
Pittsburg December 9. Joseph Holtzmann a stonemason shot his baby and killed himself. His wife escaped after refusing to live with him.
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Carnegie to Inspect Steelton Works
HarrispurG Dec 9 It is stated that Andrew Carnegie will inspect the Pennsylvania Steel company plant at Steelton next week.
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Murderer Tennis Hanged in Harrisburg Jail
Benjamin Tennis was executed by hanging in the Harrisburg jail for the murder of seven year old Agnes Wright near Hummels town on September 19 last.
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Death of Allentown resident Henry Stout reported
Allentown on December 9 reports the death of Henry Stout a well known local citizen found dead in bed cause listed as heart disease providing a concise obituary note for the city.
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Buckenburger Signs With Pittsburg Baseball Club
Pittsburg December 9 manager Bucken burger has signed another year's contract with the Pittsburg Baseball club.
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Pittspurg
Merck Brothers Holiday Stock For Christmas Buyers
Merck Brothers promote a large holiday stock with new goods and low prices. They highlight wares in clocks jewelry diamonds silverware novelties and warn that cheap presents are now within reach for the middle class. Watches offered at 1.50 per dozen with additional case options and pricing.
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Christmas Gift Ideas at J D Woodard Clothier
For Christmas presents you can find something handsome, useful and cheap at the American One price Clothier s J D Woodard Sign American Eagle.
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