Divine Chirography Sermon Boldly Traced in Heaven
Washington October sermon on Divine Chirography argues that names are written in heaven with trembling yet bold handwriting. It blends gospel imagery with acoustics history, noting Christ’s willingness to inscribe believers’ names, urging personal commitment and eternal registration beyond earthly signatures.
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Washington
Talmage
Joseph Henry
Smithsonian Institution
Heald
John Hancock
Eno
Heaven
Earth
Tome
Samuel
Sam
Walt
Martha
Christ
Papeed
Yeats
Father
Gee
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Charles
Guy
Saragossa
Chalons
Ma- Tathon
Thomas Chalmers
Dean Stanley
Lord Byron
Rufus Choate
Alexander
Dumas
Yonder Throne
Yonder Gate
Abel
Bate
Feaven
State Department
Frasta
St. John
Sian
Anton
Lord Jesus
Golgotha
Fragmented Rescue Narrative From A Religious Meeting
A religious gathering unfolds with testimonies of conversion and redemption. Four men, marked by dissipation, declare transformation through grace, recounting estrangement, forgiveness requests, and letters from family as their names are written in heaven. The scene contrasts struggle with faith as voices echo hope and renewed identity.
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All Oils
Tom
Debt Wiped On Japan Development Address Oct 7 Toledo
The American Congregational Board of Foreign Missions reported debt relief totals by district and gifts from individuals and churches. A lengthy Japan mission address praised Japan’s 26 years of growth from feudal limits to a modern nation with railroads, telegraphs, banks, a post office, and imperial university, crediting Christian influence for rapid internal progress.
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Toledo
American Congregational Board of Foreign Mssions
Tt Waa
Henry BD. Cobb
Netyton
Mass
New England
Connecticut
Onlo
Interior
Pacific Coast
Middle
Ohio
James
Pacific
Africa
Japan Mission
Prudential Committee
James L. Barton
Japan
Corey
Japanow
The Same Old Story Murder Suicide in Chicago Home
In Chicago on October 8 Dr Carl F Nitze murdered his wife in a cold blooded attack then killed himself after noting her slow death. He had long quarrels over property and observed her dying, even leaving briefly to buy stew and a revolver before his own suicide. His aged father heard nothing. Nitze, aged 1 years, owned substantial property.
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Chicago
Carl F. Nits
Foon
Nitze
Mnitz
Nitz
Four Trains Wrecked in Fog at Miraneas City
In Dolug Aly Damage Ravinc City Mo October 8 a Santa Fe yard accident wrecked four trains two passenger trains and a freight after a failed switch and dense fog. Only one person, George Slater, a stockman, was injured with a broken arm and head cuts. Property damage estimated at 350000.
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Miraneas City
Dolug
Kansas City
California
George Slater
Trouble for the Packers in Kansas City
Two major Kansas City packing houses face charges from the Western Railway Weighing and Inspection bureau. Chairman Garman of the association in Chicago filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging defrauding railroads through misclassification and weight. The case is referred to the attorney general to pursue arrest and federal grand jury investigation next week. firm names withheld.
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Walker
Federal Grand Jury
Prohibitionists Open Campaign at Carnegie Hall
Prohibitionists set to open their campaign at Carnegie Music Hall New York on October 8. Joshua Levering of Baltimore is the presidential candidate with Hale Johnson as vice president candidate. National Chairman Dickie of Michigan, Oliver W. Stewart from the Pittsburg convention, and Quince Morrow of Wilmington Dekarrived and will speak at the rally.
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Carnegie Hall
New Yorke
Cam
Carnegie Music Hall
Presient
Joshua Levering
Baltimore
Hale Johnon
Dickie
Michigan
Oliver W. Stewart
Pittsburg
Qui
Burglary at Mitchell Dry Goods Stuns City
A Mitchell Dry Goods store was robbed and ransacked last night, with thieves loading a wagon with about 500 dollars worth of goods. Police report two arrests as inquiries continue into the daring heist in Mitchell.
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Mitchell
Mitchell Dry Goods Company
Self defense by a woman against a rushing cyclist in Brompton
A London Telegraph report describes a woman fending off a speeding cyclist on the Brompton road. The cyclist ignored warnings and rode on, forcing a collision on the roadway. The woman braced herself, struck with his front wheel, and both tumbled into the street as she finished her journey.
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Brompon Road
London
London Telégraph
Chen
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Congregational Board of Foreign Missions
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Wie Why
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Gsotar
Boston and Maine
Glenn
Paris
Fiso
C. L. Baer
Philadelphia
Trance
Towson
Boulevard de Vaugirard
Par's
Botley Prateur
Ast
Pasity
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