Call to Holiness and the Gift of the Spirit
This sermon links holiness to divine calling and the Holy Spirit, tracing humanity from creation to the image of God and the goal of eternal life. It argues that true greatness lies in sanctification through Christ, with angels as servants and humans as heirs to salvation.
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Holiness and the Christian transformation of society
The essay extols holiness as divine enablement through the Holy Spirit, arguing it drives global faith, repentance, and the advance of Christ’s teachings. It condemns decadence, forecasts steady moral improvement, and envisions universal reconciliation under Christian governance, citing judgement and salvation themes.
General Wood and Cuba argues for reciprocal trade
The piece defends General Wood's use of Cuban revenues to fund a promotion bureau and urges fair reciprocity to help Cuba achieve economic independence. It emphasizes U S intervention, Wood's stewardship, and the question of redeeming promises by opening U S markets on fair terms to aid Cuba's industrial profitability.
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Wood
Cuba
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Roosevelt
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United States
The Cow Peddling Nuisance Across Atlanta Streets
A editorial urged police regulation to curb cows and calves on Atlanta streets near offices and busy corners, arguing it endangers pedestrians and disrupts city life. It also notes the appointment of BF Wyly Jr as traffic manager of the Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley Rapid Transit Co. and includes a column of satirical notes on public figures and events of the era.
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BF. Wyly, Jr
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Wyoming Valley Rapid Transit Company
Scranton
Wilkesbarre
Wyly
Mont Pelee, Tess of the Urbervilles, and beef trust talk
New York figures describe current flavors of culture and economy in Atlanta and New York. Mont Pelee eruption, Mrs Fiske’s revival of Tess, and the beef trust loom large in discussions. Crozier notes Hardy’s Tess exceeds Fiske, beef price shifts spark tariff-like moral debate, and art interest grows with Rossetti drawings drawing crowds.
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Iss Crozier
New York
Atlanta
Miss Croger
Mont Pelee
Mrs. Fiske
Tess
Mr. Hardy
Panama
Atlanta in the Newsroom era and civic chatter
A collage of comments from newspapers about Atlanta Georgia, including opinions from Cordele, Savannah, Macon, Bulloch counties, and Washington as the primary election winds down. The notes touch on sewers, city life, and media sparring, with a caper about a U.S. senator being ejected from a car as a humorous aside.
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Trarion Gazette
Atlanta
Darien Gazette
Mims
Ate Tanta
Cordele News
Pennsylvania Grit
Savannah Press
Estill
Savannah
Macon News
Birmingham News
Georgia
Macon
Bulloch Times
Why Not Look Into the Future
Paris in a special report on looking ahead and fortune telling, the author argues that science may one day reveal future events. He recounts visiting Paris mediums, notably a somnambule called the Incarnation of Little Julia, who purportedly channels a seven or eight year old girl to answer questions about enemies, plots, and outcomes.
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Julia
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L Han
France
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Fate
Smith
Miller
Pene Pla
Cooper Union Endowment Expansion Promises Expanded Class Access
The Brooklyn Eagle notes the Cooper Union will benefit from renewed funding from Edward Cooper Abram Hewitt and donors, enabling use of the full building and admission of many more students. It highlights historical aims, current attendance, and the art and science programs hosting thousands in classes and lectures.
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Free
Peter Cooper
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Edward Cooper
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Hewitt
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Cooper and Hewitt
Carnegie
Messrs. Cooper and Hewitt
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