Sower of David Armory Sermon on Decoration Day
The sermon compares the church to an armory hung with trophies of dead heroes. It honors Civil War sacrifice, urges remembrance on Decoration Day, and warns war’s evils while praising unity across North and South. The speaker recalls wartime memory, laments casualties, and calls for national reconciliation and honor for fallen soldiers.
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David
United States of America
South
North
Jinnah
Arlington
Canada
Montreal
Toronto
Europe
New York Bay
Barnegat
New York Volunteers
Alabama Cavalry
Pennsylvania Riflemen
Massachusetts Artillery
South Carolina
Union
New York Law Enables Corbett Fitzsimmons Bout After Sept
Legal experts say the Horton bill amending the penal code will take effect September 1, allowing Corbett and Fitzsimmons to box in New York under the new provisions. The measure permits sparring exhibitions with gloves of five ounces or more in clubs in good standing.
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New York
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Domestic Incorporated Athletic Association
Frederick B. House
House & Friend
Corbett and Fitzsimmons
Fraudulent Registration Convicts English Clergyman in Ohio
Rev Dr Ebben Powell and Rev Joseph Beebb en Powell, English clergymen with long travels and Maori language expertise, faced conviction for fraudulent voter registration in Findlay Ohio. The duo claimed native American status though abroad most of their lives, with links to New Zealand government work and political interest.
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Gistration
Joseph E. Libben-Powell
Findlay
Ohio
Shben-Powell
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Recorder of Voters
Malvern
England
Australia
New Zealand
Volney
Sandwich Islands
Episcopalians
Marry Under New Ritual Draws Theosophist Spotlight
Catherine Leoline Leonard, the first woman wed under the new theosophic ritual, married Claude Falls Wright in a ceremony that drew nationwide attention. The Chicagoan, 24, described as slim and blonde, previously hosted theosophical Thursdays with Mrs. Byford Leonard and promoted occult philosophy during lectures in Boston and Chicago. Mrs. Wright’s reform-minded mother aided social progress, while Leonard spread theosophy after moving to Poston two years ago and launching sect lectures and the “ytherhood suppers” for proselytism.
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Catherine Leoline Leonard
Leonard
Chicago
Poston
Boston
Wrights
High Peaks and Tall Wonders Across the World
A reader survey lists famous summits and landmarks with their heights from around the globe. Notable figures include the Eiffel Tower and Mount Hood, plus peaks in the Andes and Rockies, citing measurements and regional notes.
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Allan
Mount Hood
Oregon
Kentucky
New Wa Harbor
Mount Shasta
California
Andes
Sorata
Mount St. Elias
Stromboli
Nevada
Washington
New Hamps
Capitol
Wyoming
Mexico
Rome
Rockies
Mount Olympus
Homer
Pike's Peak
Rocky Mo
Pyramid
Cheopste
Mount Sinai
Rado
Belief in Mutual Recognition in Heaven
Reverend Amos Sherman argues that mutual recognition in the heavenly world is as natural as belief in God and the immortality of the soul. He suggests memory remains with us and death does not drastically alter character or transform personality into a new state.
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Awass
Fasig
Ike” Woodruff
Hiram
Warren F. Daniell
New Hampshire
James Golden
Golden
Edith H., Caprice
Benton Wilkes
Iowa
Amos Sherman
Exquisite Joy of Winning a Soul for Christ
A great evangelist extols the joy of leading a soul to Christ. He argues this spiritual triumph surpasses all joys in heaven and urges spreading the gospel to every creature, noting the moment a listener moves from darkness to light.
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Christ
Drift from faith leads to ruin warns Rev. Carson
Reverend J. F. Carson of Brooklyn urges that gradual drifting from God, not sudden apostasy, causes most moral failures. He cites daily press reports of moral shipwreck as evidence that many people drift away one step at a time rather than turning away in a single leap.
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Pete Bie
Catafalque
Lord Jesus
Jacob
Joseph
David
Greenwood
New Jerusalem
Christ
Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Jesus
Laughall
Peter
Maher
Fitz
Arthur DU Bray
du Bray
Texas
Guessaz
South
McGinty
Jack
Guage
Brown
Burton
J. F. Carson
Presbyterian
Brooklyn
Through Christ Alone in Baptist Sermon Appeal
Rev J Q Rust of Nashville Tenn asserts Christ as the sinner's only high priest and urges abandonment of all other plans to find rest for the soul through Jesus Christ in a sermon titled Through Christ Alone.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
God
Jesus
J. Q. Rust
Baptist
Nashville
Tenn
Births and deaths in London years totals
In London over the past year there were 133 715 births, 5 486 below the correct average. Deaths numbered 6 939, also under the average by 1 011. The regulation due to excess of births over time is noted.
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London
Doctor M F Patterson Oto-Rhino-Laryngology Practice Ad
Public notice advertises the medical practice of Dr. M F Patterson limited to diseases of the eye ear nose and throat. The terse notice provides location and scope of specialty for patients seeking ENT services.
Present for Li Hung Chang
A czar of Russia plans to present Li Hung Chang a jacket described as transcending all colors and gore, a striking gift that surpasses anything the Chinaman has ever seen.
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Li Hung Chang
Russia
Ram's Horns and Faithful Reflections
A fragmentary devotional text reflecting on faith, guidance, and morality. It weaves themes of prayer, Christ likeness, doubt, light against darkness, and the call to live righteously with references to God’s help and warnings about hypocrisy. The tone is exhortatory and personal.
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Christ
God
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