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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1893
Page
6
A Sunday sermon explores the onycha shell from Exodus as a symbol of divine care and beauty. The speaker links shells to creation, providence, and personal effort, urging self-reliance and faith while praising shells for color, utility, and spiritual fragrance.
A devotional note speaks to those who have been hurt in holy matters or in life, urging perseverance with Christ on earth to join Him in glory. It presents tears of earth as crystals of heaven and closes with a hopeful message of shared suffering transforming into ultimate reward.
Henry T Thurber of Detroit a law partner of Hon Don M Dickinson received a telegram offering the private secretaryship to President elect Cleveland and signified intent to accept The appointment came without solicitation and reflects Cleveland’s long acquaintance with Thurber who has practiced with Dickinson for years and earns about ten to fifteen thousand dollars annually He is a University of Michigan graduate and declined to question the call saying there is nothing to consider but Cleveland’s call.
Edward Hanlon of Toronto and Wallace Ross of the city sign articles for a five mile single scull race for the Fox championship cup with a $1,000 purse. The race is set for May 30 1595 at a mutually agreed venue and the winner must defend the trophy against future challenges.
Gov. McKinley remains in Cleveland awaiting news on the Youngstown Walker affair in which he is an indorser. Total liability exceeds $90,000. Mrs. McKinley has arrived from New York and backs the note pledge that it will be paid if all property is used. Friends say he believed only $20,000 was loaned and renewals explain much of the heavy obligation. A list of friends called to offer sympathy.
George Heintz, a carpenter, died at Doelds Slaughterhouse yesterday after a repair on a hog hair scraping vat. A rail machine with six armed blades began to move while he was still near the vat, causing his head to be crushed and neck broken.
Ixapiaxapolis Feb 25 The Iediansa House approved a measure known as the Pullman Tax bill written by Attorney General Smith after study of a Supreme Court decision. It aims to tax sleeping car telegraph telephone and express companies on their capital stock claiming 25 million in previously untaxed duplications. Yeas stood at 1 with one vote against.
Sheriff Ensign received a telegram from Police Chief Starkweather of Detroit informing that George Hart alias James Ti Lee, a colored desperado from Niagara Falls, who escaped via roof tunnel and rope from his jail on November 1, has been captured.
In New York on February 5 Eddie Burke signs with the New York Baseball club while Tom Burns joins Brooklyn. Kelir’s status is uncertain and the Connor deal remains in abeyance. President Byrne notes Richardson’s expressed willingness to play for Brooklyn.
An analysis of pneumatic tube post networks in Vienna and Berlin detailing tube lengths, diameters, and station layouts. It compares polygonal and radial systems, notes delivery speeds from minutes to hours, and cites costs and operational engines powering the networks. The study also references Paris and Vienna implementations and discusses efficiency and expansion patterns.
Wested faxes proposes a revolving ramp to streamline betting and reduce neck strain for spectators. A grand stand with water features and a mechanical cage for timing horses is described, aiming to improve viewing with a two story structure and a fifty six dollar chute.
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