Hastings Defends Republicans Against Libel Charges in Philadelphia
Governor Hastings denounces Democratic charges of misused funds and criminal libel as he recalls trials and costs tied to Grace church and state buildings. He defends bidding laws, cites attorney general ruling, and urges unity despite rival slanders.
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Three Days of Great Importance in Philadelphia History
Philadelphia begins a peace jubilee with citywide prayers and thanksgiving. The event will host national leaders and military heroes, opening with religious services and continuing through three days of naval homage, civic progress, and a grand military parade.
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Spain Seeks Sale of War Vessels in Cuban Waters
Information from Washington reports Spain plans to negotiate with South American republics and the San Domingo government to sell several old gunboats now in Cuban waters. Consuls have been instructed to present the sale proposals to their respective governments to replenish Spain’s depleted exchequer.
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Knights Templar Parade Draws 10000 In Geneva
Twenty five commanderies joined a Geneva parade as townspeople and 10,000 spectators gathered. The next annual conclave may be held in Saratoga Springs, with that commandery lobbying for the event.
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Two Carpenters Die In Walden Scaffold Fall
Newburg and Walden carpenters Thomas S. Boyce and James Craig were killed after a scaffold toppled from a four story Walden building. Both men died within two hours.
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New York Money Market Report for October
Money on call stood at 2 percent with prime mercantile paper at 3 to 4 percent. Sterling exchange showed actual bankers' bills at 4.85 to 4.86 for demand and 4.82 for 60 days, with posted at 4.83 to 4.86. Commercial bills quoted around 4.80 to 4.81, silver certificates at 60 to 6 1/6, bar silver 60 cents, Mexican dollars at 47 1/2 cents.
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New York Produce Market Prices and Commodities
Market notes list commodities with bid prices including flour types winter patents and Minnesota bakers, rye flour, cornmeal, barley, oats, and wheat futures with No 2 red and No 1 Northern Duluth quotes. Also covered are rye, corn, hay, pork, butter, cheese, creamery variants, eggs, and related freight terms and futures options for May, December, and other months.
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Helpfulness in small deeds across life's wide needs
The article defines helpfulness as acting in small, everyday acts as well as grand efforts. It cites biblical examples, such as the captive maiden aiding Naaman and the boy with five loaves, to show how minor sacrifices can yield large outcomes. It urges helping at home and in all circumstances, not just when opportunities seem grand.
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Pointed Paragraphs Verses on Charity and Virtue
A compact collection of aphorisms and biblical verse about charity zeal and moral conduct. It contrasts worldly fervor with true piety and cites Psalm 18:1 to emphasize reliance on God as strength and refuge.
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Not a wilderness but trust in Christ through trials
A devotional line from Mrs. Baxter emphasizes that faith grows when believers face thwarting and misunderstanding. It frames adversity as a teacher that deepens both self understanding and likeness to Christ.
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Sam Jones Affirms Giving to Church Cause at Conference
At the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South Sam Jones declared he has never had money or time too good to devote to the cause of God and the church. He emphasized personal sacrifice and duty to support religious work.
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Why Elephant Bones Are Scarce in Africa
An explorer explains that elephant skeletons are rarely found in Africa because once bones become brittle from climate, they are eaten by ruminants, preventing fossil or remains from persisting in the landscape.
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The Call of Elisha and Humble Callings
Wm. K. Fisher prefaces a reflection on Elisha and Elijah, noting God calls the humble over the mighty. The piece cites Moses, David, Elisha, Jesus, and reformers like Booth and the Wesleys, urging obedience over intellect. It urges readers in ordinary lives to heed God’s call and leave personal pursuits to serve the King's business.
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Death Cannot Be Bribed By Money Says Dr Talmage
The speaker condemns bribing death and divine judgment. He cites Cardinal Beaufort and notes that riches cannot save one at death. Through vivid imagery he warns that wealth left behind becomes a burden in the afterlife, ending with the plain fact that bribe takers face burning judgment.
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How Do I Know He's Divine He Saved My Soul
A backwoods preacher faces an exam on Christ’s divinity and replies that Christ is divine because he saved the preacher’s soul and the preacher loves him for it. The piece also notes that things desired must be paid for, applying the same principle to conversion and sanctification.
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