Henry Grady as Editor and Orator in Talmage Sermon
Rev. Dr. Tal mage reflects on Henry W Grady editor and orator of Atlanta. He honors Grady as a Christian journalist who combined intellect with faith, notes his early orphanhood, public service, and lasting influence, and urges editors to write with a righteous pen. He recalls Gladstone and stresses journalism as a moral calling.
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Isaiah
Atlanta
Mediterranean Sea
Dardanelles
American
St. Lawrence
Heaven
Patmos
John
Constantinople
Henry W. Grady
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
Lincoln
Sumner
Christ
Nazareth
Yale
Harvard
University
Grady
Methusaleh
Paul
Robert McCheyne
John Summerfield
Earth
New York
Cane
Ben Christain
Georgia
Trudy
Atlanta Constitution
Mr. Gladstone
America
Great Britain
Friends of Religion
William E.radstone
England
Christenden
Friends of God
Evter
United States
Washington
Albany
Harrisburg
Harrison
Cleveland
Henry W. Grndvy
Mr. Grady
Mr.Grady
New England
Bunker Hill
William Wirt
Aaron Burr
Edmund Burke
Warren Hastings
Robert Emmet
Castleden
Republic
W.gradys
Piedmont
Satan
Cairo
Egypt
Pirates Repulsed Aboard Doris in Persian Gulf Chase
A yachting party aboard the Doris rescues a merchant vessel from pirate attack in the Persian Gulf. After a tense pursuit the schooner pirates are sunk, and the English master rescues surviving comrades while the crew of the Doris and the ship’s company share safe passage.
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Doris
Persian Gulf
Persia
Cape of Good Hope
England
Schoone
Hera
Boston Globe
Real estate sharks and mining era swindles in Dakota tale
A Chicago Tribune recounts a Dakota settlement scam where a storekeeper overstocked to lure buyers. A miner in gold-laden saddlebags buys stores out and fled, exposing Bob Clavin and friends from Black Gulch as hoaxsters chasing imagined riches, leaving locals abandoned.
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Dakota
Tom Dolan
Bob Clavin
Black Gulch
Footsore
Heartsore
Dead
Bob Cocia
Chicago Tribune
Rat Killing Match in Deercreek Township Ohio
A rat killing contest formed from 63 farmers, with two clubs counting tails to decide the winner. After two weeks of effort, David Adkins led his side to victory as 1,112 rats were killed, the losers paying for a banquet.
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Deercreek
Ohio
David Adkin
Cincinnati Enquirer