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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1892

Page

2

Preeminent Christ Above All in Sermon on Sundays

Dr. Talmage extols Christ as supreme over all history and glory. He argues Jesus surpasses mountains and art, urges Christ centered preaching, and asserts words bridge divine truth. The sermon emphasizes eternal departure’s meaning, heavenly praise, and the centrality of Christ in life and death.

John iii Bethlehem Christ Pelion Thessaly Ossa Olympus Isaiah Paul Raphael Michael Angelo Cherubim Seraphim Archangel Mount Oliver God Heaven Shakespeare Milton Rufus Cavate Jesus Christ Jonathan Edwards John Bunyan Edward Payson Martin Tutner Staupitz St. John Patmos Constantinople Saladin Ever Anow

Visions of Heaven and Pious Wishes from History

A reflective sermon-like passage discusses heartfelt desires for spiritual reward. It cites Edward I’s bequest to send his heart to the Holy Land, notes many souls already in heaven, and recalls John Bunyan’s dream of heavenly streets of gold and harps, expressing faith and longing.

Edward I Holy Land Asia Minor Holy Land of Heaven John Bunyan

Cuban Patriots Prepare Expedition For Independence

Chicago reports claim Cuban patriots in the United States plan an armed expedition from a Key West port aboard the Queen of the Antilles. Led by Gen. Charles Rolloff, the crew is said to be well armed and ready to fight for Cuban liberty with supplies secured and ships concealed from authorities.

Chicago United States Cuban Club Key West Fla Queen-of-the- Antilles Tampa Charles Rolloff Florida Rolloff Columbia

Mr Cady Erects Quirky Monument at Evergreen Cemetery

In CENTRAL Vt lace Conn Aug 6 veteran dancing master and farmer G Cady erected a unique monument on his Evergreen Cemetery lot. One side shows a violin and bow with All ready Mr Cady above and At Rest below. Another side bears a Jersey cow with Rosa Record butter and milk inscriptions.

Conn G. Cady Evergreen Cemetery

Blood Shed Over Negro Votes In Tennessee

Gray Cloud a Democratic leader and Tennessee legislator from Claiborne county was shot and killed in Tazewell Tennessee by Newton Clapp a Republican deputy marshal and party leader. The dispute arose over African American voting with Cloud accusing Clapp of unduly interfering. Clapp is jailed.

MippiesoKne Gray Cloud Tennessee Claiborne County Tazewell Tenn Newton Clapp United States Cloud Clapp

Bandits Rob Train Near Collis Take Up To 15000

A south bound passenger train near Collis California was robbed by masked bandits who blew the express car door with dynamite and looted the safe. The express messenger was injured, engine damaged, and three robbers seen with more possibly involved. About 15 minutes total, with no nearby houses or telegraph between Collis and the stop.

Frresco Cal Collis

For the Ladies Blouse Described in Detroit Free Press

The article details a Russian style blouse made of thick muslin with blue red gold and black embroidery. It features a neck band, gathered sleeves, a dee n frill at the hand, and a bag like front over the skirt with a gusset under the arm.

Russia Detroit Free Press

Beauty by Mutilation Among Cultures

The Louis Republic describes New Holland women who cut themselves with shells to create deep lasting scars and an infant cut of the left little finger. It notes Persians once valued an aquiline nose while Summatran mothers flatten their daughters noses, illustrating varied beauty customs.

New Holland Persia Louis Republic

Novel color clash in fashionable garden party dress

The New York World describes a striking ensemble in dark blue mer veilleux satin shot with emerald green. A narrow emerald velvet hem trim, velvet draped corselet sleeves and high collar match, with a black guipure bib spangled in dark green and a matching bonnet completing the orig inal costume.

New York World

Woman cyclist completes Pike's Peak descent in stormy ascent

Mrs. C Candy of Philadelphia, accompanied by her husband, became the first woman to ride a bicycle to Pike's Peak. She was thrown on a hill and rolled 100 feet before a boulder halted her, likely saving her life. Heavy rain greeted the timber line as the pair pressed on through a severe storm.

C. Candy Pike's Peak Mrs. Candy Candy Philadelphia Washington Star

Women Glovers Build Glove Trade Near Adirondacks

Thousands of American women earn by making gloves in New York area shops. Deer skins once difficult to sell became gloves, creating a center of employment for girls. Wages range from 1.50 to 2.00 dollars daily, but workers supply and maintain their own machines and needles. The glove trade is described as easy, remunerative, and pleasant work.

New York Adirondacks

Woman Stage Driver of the Sierras Gains Noted Fame

Mrs. H. J. Langdon of Lassen County, the woman stage driver and owner who operates lines across the Sierra mountains and plains, delivers United States mail and passengers, holds mail contracts, and has drawn attention in Washington over government awarding methods. Her business extends over Susanville area and Piute County, with a reputation for pluck and enterprise in the rugged routes.

Grand Hotel H. J. Langdon Lassen County Sierras United States Mail Langdon Washington, D. C Wanamaker Plains Susanville Piamas County

Local Performer Dominates Stage With Lively Leadership

An examination of a prominent stage figure shows her as an adept organizer and lively presence. The narrative highlights her ability to manage crowds, engage audiences, and steer events with practical skill. Her influence overshadows ordinary daily roles, marking her as a key local figure.

Women, Matrimony, and Chance Across Professions

A reflective piece argues wives vary in beauty and virtue by occupation and luck. It notes soldiers’ wives, doctors’ wives, and bishops’ wives, suggesting chance guides marriage prospects and that restraint and virtue shape a wife’s grace. The tone blends social satire with personal observations.

Los San Francisco

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DR. Talmage ING Discourses Ieanel George Whitefield Celestial City Jesus Demetrius Satan Corinth Cappadocia Antioch Jerusalem Mr. Cady Assian Pikes Peak Women Glovers Marseilles Bretelles Hank Monk Eland
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