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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1889

Page

7

South Land and Nether Springs Sermon Echoes Faith

A Talmage sermon frames Caleb’s gift to Achsah as a allegory for worldly South Land versus spiritual Nether and Upper springs. It contrasts wealth with spiritual comfort, urges immediate repentance, and envisions heavenly rivers for believers while warning of delaying salvation. The talk blends biblical scenes with reflections on wealth, happiness, and eternal life.

Debir Boston Cary Alteax Achsa Caleb Job Cael Ole Betiks Othniel Conwa Oman Achsah Ae Crobell Arabia Aelisah Queen Elizabeth Omgis Uny Skete Hogarth George II Brinsley Sheridan Walter Scott Sir Walter Stephen Girard Charles Lamb Bridget Cave Nassau and Wall Streets Canal Street Broadway Oes Bowling Green New York Talleyrand God Nether Springs Christ Jacinth Dr. Goodwin Jesus Christ Devine Florence Jesus

Egan Seeks Discharge From Illinois East on Hospital Case

James Egan, once a Chicago liquor merchant, asks Judge Reeves in Kankakee to discharge him from the Illinois East on Hospital for the Insane. He cites alleged plot to defraud him of about 150000 and notes prior privilege at the hospital. Witnesses and friends doubt his insanity.

James Egan Chicago Reeves Circuit Court Kankakee Hil Tryig Ilinois Easton Hospital Egan Myan

Salem minister dies after four week fast

Rev J W Harris a Congregational minister born in England aged fifty eight died in Salem after a four week fast he believed was the Lord's will He had been in America twelve years and in the United States eighty nine years a dispatch from Portland Oregon notes

Portland Ore J. W. Harris Salem Harris America

Bald Knobbers Crimes Deeply Taught Missouri

An account of the Bald Knobbers in Christian County from 1886 onward details the group’s rise with 400 members across 11 companies, their raids, and the 1887 Edens Green murder. It covers key figures like Dave Walker and Bill Walker, mass arrests in Ozark, numerous indictments, trials, and the eventual executions and prison sentences of leaders.

Missouri Christian County Bull Creek Dave Walker Bill Walker Wiley Matthews William Stanley Chadwick State William Edens James Edens Sparta Charles Green Mrs. Green Edens Charles Edens John Matthews Young Edens Walker Knobber Ozark Bud Ray Bud Almus Harrington Harrington Court House Sam Preston James Preston Bob Ray Wiliam Roberts Joe Hyde The Christian Church C. O. Simmons Charley Graves Baptist Church Amos Jones Jack Hites John P. Hites Jas. Matthews, Jr Joe Inman Wilson Stanley William Newton Knobbers Edens House Joe Liman Springfield Christian Ouzark Johnson Deputy Miller West Plains Joe Dpd Newton Bill Newton Edens-Greens Bil Walker Louisa Newton Joe Newton Romise Pall Newton Bill Miss Louisa Gat Walker's Pall Joe Walker Ozark County Joe Waler Bil Baxter Cainty Arkhansas Frank Bean Edens-Green Wailer Matthews Charles Graves Parson C Simmons Andrew Adams James Matthews Lewis Davis Pete Davis John William Mapes H. J. Mapes Gilbert Applegate S. H. Boyd O. H. Travers D. M. Payne Watson J. J. Brown Sinan Sacha Hubbard McGregor Parson C. O. Simmons Supreme Court Jol Matthews Francis Dave Walkers Sabie Macsee Sie Vsrom Wil Chief Walker Hiden Howse Parsch Sipmons Willem Stanley Rebel Davis Galpert Applees Little Jimmy Matthews V8 Nees Cincinnati Enquirers

Death in a Texas Cyclone

A cyclone swept northern Texas destroying two story school buildings at Forestburg Montague County and Stephensville Fannin County killing two children and injuring many. Auberberry’s house south of Bonham was demolished injuring his wife. Widespread crop and communication damage reported. more deaths feared.

Texas Forestburg Montague County Stephensville Fannin County T . Auberberry Bonhan

Letters and talks on the America's Cup at New York Yacht Club

At a New York Yacht Club meeting the Earl of Dunraven's letters regarding the proposed America's Cup race were read and a cup committee report discussed. The Earl would accept reasonable cup committee conditions and favors limiting the defender to the seventy best class.

New York Yacht Club Bee Earl of Dunraven

A Prince for Ireland Memorial Sought in Lords and Commons

Unionist members of the House of Lords and Commons adopt a memorial urging abolition of the Lord Lieutenantship of Ireland. The memorial asks transfer of its functions to a Secretary of State and requests a royal residence be established and maintained in Dublin.

House of Lords House of Commons Ireland Dublin

Indignant Mother and Bridget Clash Over Sugar Bowl Plan

In a sharp exchange, an angry mother frets about keeping children from the sugar bowl. Bridget suggests a salty ploy by filling the bowl with salt to deter sugar seeking.

Bridget Sugar Bowl Omaha

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