Dalton Observer Adopts New Editorial Direction
The Dalton Observer announces changes in leadership with editor Evans Lovejoy and associates. The notice notes revised publishing terms and a shift in focus while detailing subscription rates and contact information for readers.
Illinois and Kansas Clergy List and Addresses
A dense OCR fragment lists clergy names and church locations across Illinois Kansas and Michigan with associated towns and denominations. The read includes Rev and Dr titles along with various towns such as Canton Canton Illinois Peoria Springfield Galena and Little Rock Arkansas suggesting a directory of ministers and their postings. The piece compiles numerous individuals and communities in a directory-like format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
R. McCoy
Apple Creek
Cyrus Henderson
Louisville
James Baird
Pleasant Grove
M.S. Harris
St. Charles
Thomas P. Copes
Aubern
Philander Draper
Louisiana
James Watson
Marion Cellece
Wm. Oakley
Franklin
Peter B. Davis
Millersburgh
Martin Baker
Fulton
Daniel Nelley
Jones’ Tan Yard
Isaac Tate
Potosi
Henry Pease
Caledonia
T. Donnell
Illinois
Canton
A Vert Stewart
Princes Grove
C. W. Babbitt
Farrington
W. Little
Brownington
Lemuel Foster
Dupage
Col
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Saint
Peoria
J. Porter
Greenville
Albert Hale
F. D Basein
Collinsville
A. W. Beach
Jacksnville
D. B. Ayres
Springfield
Increased Contributions for Foreign Missions Board
A renewed appeal from the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions urges larger yearly funds to meet rising demand. The report notes higher expenditures, not due to new programs but to expanded activity, more schools, presses, and laborers, with debt rising to 40,000 dollars despite record receipts.
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Ceylon
Sandwich Islands
Western Asia
Prudential Committee
Rod
Deay
Christ
Jesus
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Albany
Troy
Canada
Efort
Temperance Society
American Temperance Societies
America
American Temperance Union
A Short Sermon On Mobs From Acts Chapter Seventeen
The sermon analyzes the mob in Acts seventeen five and six where Jews incited a riot against Paul and Silas by gathering a baser crowd to assault Jason and disrupt public order. It argues mobs reveal enduring, malignant impulses and uproar when doctrinal conflict arises.
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Temperance
Esq. Dry
Ker Coe
Lealer
Col
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Cincinnati Journal
Suminary
Jason
Paul
Silas
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