Christ the Warmth That Melts the World’s Cold
A sermon urges warming the world with Christian sympathy. Frost and famine through history illustrate cold, while Martha Washington and nurses show charity. The church is the fireplace, inviting all to share the bread of life and fellowship by the great Gospel hearth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Christ
Arctic
Tropics
Xerxes
Elizabeth Fry
Newgate Prison
Sisters of Charity
Palestine
Galilee
Joseph
Nain
Lazarus
Church of Jesus Christ
Lebanon
Miss Lucy Uhl to Join Ambassador in Berlin Social Arena
The American colony in Berlin will welcome Elwin F. Uhl, newly named ambassador to Germany, with his charming daughter Miss Lucy Uhl joining him. Lucy, a gifted musician and former St. Cecilia president, is praised for culture, languages, and social elegance likely to reflect credit on the American legation.
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Berlin
Elwin F. Uhl
Germany
Grand Rapids
Lucy Uhl
St. Cecilia Society
Chicago
Uhl
Escaping Temptation Says Weakness Prevents Temptation
Ian Maclaren argues that escaping temptation stems from weakness not strength. He compares moral resolve to shallow natures and claims pharisaic types are not tempted, hence always less than true men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Maclaren
Man Treated Rheumatism With a Battery Trick
A Lewiston man borrowed a neighbor's battery for rheumatism treatment. After claiming a cure he found he never turned on the current, relying on faith and merely holding the handles.
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Lewiston
Spencer
Faith
Rum Power Provokes Moral Fight Ahead
Rev. Dr. Meredith warns that within ten years Christian and moral forces will engage in a mortal struggle with the rum-selling element, urging preparation for a great battle to come.
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Meredith
The Social Evil Quote Sparks Reform Debate
A quoted line from Rev. C. F. Henry urges women to stamp the same brand of infamy on the foreheads of men who prey on women. The remark fuels discussion on moral reform and social double standards.
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Rev
C. F. Henry
Gas Engine vs Electric Current Revolution
The Electrical Review notes the Westinghouse gas engine promises a revolution in economical electric generation with results indicating up to 50 percent savings over steam power, countering early doubts from engineers who favored electric motors.
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The
Electrical Review
George Westinghouse, Jr
England's Representative at Berlin
The British ambassador to Germany Sir Francis Cavendish Lascelles is profiled, tracing his lineage from the Harewood and Howard families and detailing a career across Madrid Paris Berlin Copenhagen Rome Washington and Athens. It notes his service as charge d'affaires in Egypt and Bulgaria, his KCMG honor, posts at Bucharest and Persia, his ambassadorship in St Petersburg, and his suitability for the Berlin post. A second feature extols the Overland Route story, praising western travel by Union Pacific with vivid scenes of Colorado Wyoming Idaho and Utah landscapes and landmarks such as the Ames monument and Dale Creek Bridge.
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England
Berlin
Germany
Francis Cavendish Lascelles
William Sebright Lascelles
M. P
Earl of Harewood
Caroline Georgiana Howard
Madrid
Paris
Copenhagen
Rome
Washington
Athens
Francis Lascelles
Egypt
Bulgaria
Bucharest
Persia
Henry Drummond
Robert Morier
St. Petersburg
Union Pacific
New England
Kansas
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Cheyenne
Sherman
Ames
Mr. Ames
Dale Creek
Idaho
Border Station
N'Thwest
North America
Yellowstone Park
Colorado
Wyoming
Northwest
West
Utah
Union
Weber
Ogden
Washigon
Senate Cuban resolution moves and election cases update
Washington reports show Senator Sherman backing postponement of the Cuban resolution while Hoar and others push for information. The Senate discussed Dupont election cases, and New Mexico statehood, plus rifle transfers and territorial divorce rules in the House. Adjournments followed.
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Senate
Washington
Sherman
House
Hale
Hoar
Delaware
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Dupont
Diplomats Arrange One Between Russia and Turkey
St Petersburg special from the Herald says Nelidoff, Russia's ambassador in Constantinople, has secured a diplomatic arrangement in which Turkey's Balkan and Egypt relations will be dominated by Russia. Russia will back Turkey and maintain peace in Armenia in return. In a separate report, an engine explosion on the Susquehanna and Schuylkill railroad at Gun Run, Pa, killed four men and injured one. Names listed: John Chambers, Frank O'Donnell, Michael Boyle, Jonas Stewart, William Tomony.
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Russia
Turkey
New York
the Herald
St. Petersburg
Constantinople
Nelidoff
Balkans
Egypt
Armenia
Harryron
Susquehanna and Schuykill
John Chambers
Frank O'Donnell
Michael Boyle
Jonas Stewart
William Tomony
Two Hundred Lost Fishermen Blown From Ice Flotilla
In St Perensnure on March 13 a flotilla from Revale with two hundred fishermen, horses, and carts was swept to sea by a drifting ice piece. With only one day of provisions, they have been missing for five days and no trace has been found.
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Mos
Moscow
Valley Forge
Washington
John Nklin
Arctic
Atka
de Long
Mont Blanc
Fran
Matterhorn
Tharmand
Germany
I Nes
America
New York
St. Perensnure
Revale
Corbett Signs Contract With Fitzsimmons For Fight
The National Sporting Club of London sent original articles of agreement for a Corbett versus Fitzsimmons bout to be signed. Corbett read and with no hesitation attached his signature. Also noted is a profile of Miss Gertrude Simmons, Sioux Indian actress, and a Lewiston Maine man who fooled himself with a battery cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Corbett
Robert Fitzsimmons
National Sporting Club of London
Corbett
The Eye as зеркало of character and anatomy
A compact, period sounding note on eye shapes and meanings. It discusses the upturned eye as devotion, wide eyes as rashness, half closed eyes of Caesar Borgia, side glances as distrust, brown eyes as strong, and various traits linked to eye color and form. It also notes eye width, eyelids, and ocular structure in fish and birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caesar Borgia
Free to Comrades Portrait Offer From Grand Army Leader
An OCR fragment advertises a free photograph of Hon. M Walker, commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, sent to F H Lord at the Quincy Building. The notice hints the finder who always says what he thinks will gain a reputation as a coal.
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M. Walker
Grand Army of the Republic
F. H. Lord
Quincey Building
Cage
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Kansas City
Newton
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Oklahoma
Wasnixotox
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Pritchard
Art Commission of the United States
Coleman
Buck Dem
Louisiana
Aldrich
Wasnixetox
Robbins
Alabama
W. F. Aldrich
United States
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Kariham
Ind
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Deadwood
Saa
Easy Hood
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Lyon & Co, Tobacco Works
Durham
Aermotor CO
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Rockwell
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