Christ as Foundation in Pauls Thought at Plymouth Church
Plymouth Church in Brooklyn hosts a morning sermon on First Corinthians chapters 11 to 16. Beecher argues Jesus Christ is the sole foundation for religious character and life, urging believers to build their inner life like an architect, using Christ’s life and teachings as the blueprint and stressing grace over self effort.
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Brooklyn
Plymouth Church
Beecher
Corinthians
Eary Chaveh
Corinth
Athens
Paul
Jesus Christ
Bethink
Sumer
Coriaith
Eid
Christ
Siail
God
The
Just
Jesus
Chrst
Arnold
Chris
Salvation
Father
Sonl
Syracuse Journal
Syracuse
G. Martin
Luis
Kansas
Colorado
Denver
Roger
L Gren
Duight
Warner
Bright
Kelgel
James 8. Goouarieh
Dwight H. Bruce
W. P. Coddington
M.rto
Payne Boom in Democratic Gossips Over McPherson Pick
Washington dispatch details thePendleton defeat and Payne nomination, linking McPherson of New Jersey to a possible ticket. It notes Payne's oil ties, protectionist stance, and past ties to Tilden, while arguing the plan hinges on political maneuvering and regional support in New York and Ohio.
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Washington
Pendleton
Ohio
Henry B. Payne
McLean
Randall Speaker
Payne
Or N
Thurman
Standard Oil Company
Demaogues
Peyne
Buckeye
Tilden
Sage
Gramercy
Henry Watterson
Cincinnati
New York
Congress
McPherson
New Jersey
Senate
Democraticandidates
A Nice Lad to Live With A Poisoning and Throat-Cating
Washington January 9 A colored government printing office employee William Benjamin of Hillsdale DC faces charges after his 14 year old nephew Elphonso Kell attempted arsenic poisonings. Kell bought arsenic and Rough on Rats, poisoned milk water and cattle, wrecked a pig, threatened a child, and fled to Baltimore before returning and confessing. Benjamin’s testimony and Kell's actions led to jail for a mental capacity exam.
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Washington
William Benjamin
Government Printing Office
Hillsdale
D.C
Elphonso Kell
Baltimore
al Street
N. E
Benjamin
Uniontown
W. L. Anderson
Navy Yard Bridge
Eighth Precinct
Msi
Jai
What a Man Always Finds Out
A humorous note from the Rockland Courier-Gazette about a man discovering a hole in his stocking when removing boots and stepping onto a hot register. The piece playfully complains that men seldom speak up about such issues.
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Rockland Courier-Gazette
Egarely
Disinterested and Kindly Generosity in the Times
An Eastern paper notice notes a blizzard is coming and that readers have faced it, while also mentioning domestic tips or advertisements such as pest control lines including products to clear rats and roaches. The Detroit Times tone reflects light, dated newspaper chatter with brief filler items.
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Detroit
Russell Sage Caught Napping at Exchange Stir
New York January 11 report says Russell Sage failed to deliver 200 shares of Michigan Central stock for his account. W Seward Webb loaned the shares. Sage’s absence led to a buy-in at 92% then closing at 91%. Sage paid $200 extra after a witty remark from a broker, as the episode sparked novelty and laughter on the floor.
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New York
Wall Street
Russell Sage
Nichols
The
Stock Exchange
W. Seward Webb
Michigan Central
Sage
Billy Henriques
No. 80
Broai Street
Mr. Sage
William H. Vanderbilt
Barker's American Checker Player advertised with openings and positions
Boston January 16 1884 communications for Uijs department to Charles F Barker 8 Houghton street Cambridgeport Mass Barker's American Checker-Player contains 22 openings 34 variations and 17 pages by Barker with notes by Price and contributions from Wardwell Lyman and others A bound cloth edition priced 75 cents post-paid orders to Barker Cambridgeport Mass includes various position annotations and notes on Yankee Blade No 191 corrections to Anderson noted in Janvier may not align with Stearns Co method Position numbers 1191 1192 1193 in Cambridgeport references to multiple authors and publications
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Boston
Uijs
Charles F. Barker
Houguton Street
Cambridgeport
Mass
Barker
Messrs. Wardwell
Lyman
Houghton Street
Mr. Price
L. M. Stearns & C C O
Yankee Blade
Janvier
Fairhaven
Checker
the Grove
Deak
Willl
Kimby
Busby
Agam
Heffner
K. Prick
Lewieton
The
Globe
Star
Smith
G. K. Stith
SAV Eeop Nosaia
Triton
N. H
Bir
W. Ingalls
Charles Parker
L. M. Stearns
Derry Depot
Ingalls
Mr. Stearns
Bristol
E. W. Lugails
Tilton
Checkers correspondence notes from 1884 readers
A compilation of letters from multiple editors and players across Oshkosh, Schenectady, Fairhaven, Lewiston, and Triton recounting game positions, outcomes, and player statements. Notable figures include P. M. Bradt, A Mathews, K Prick, S Atkinson, and S W Ingalls, with mentions of Nagel and Kimby.
Promptly Paid Prize in Henry College Lottery Drawn
The Bank of Kentucky in Louisville paid 30000 for Henry College Lottery prize ticket No 78330 from a draw held November 29, 1883. J J Douglas delivered the payment to H Wadsworth, treasurer of Wells Fargo, and the paying office was in San Francisco. The notice cites transfer of funds and officials involved.
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San Francisco
Cal
Bank of Kentucky
Louisville
Henry College Lottery
H. Wadsworth
Wells, Fargo & Co
Henry Colk Lottery Company
J. J. Douglas
Henry College Lottery Company
Ralston
George Crocker
Pacific Railroad
Francisco
Lewisville Courier Journal
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Urnal
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Argluia wylSe Dé
Choglars Free
Cincinnati Publishing Co
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Phila
W. F. Simple
Mount Vernon
da. J. Beer Heas
Lebanon
Fle
Catal Virginia
James River
J. K. Ncha
Ulurewmont
Neete, Cook
New
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Andress
GL & O
Philadelphia
Fann
Teginia Farms
Va—loc
Marning Tapes
Tuencat Ie
Ayer
J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Epiror
Isaiah Barker
Percy M. Bradt
Omro, Wis
W. Brown
Warren
Whitter
Providence
R. L
John Busby
de Munna
Sl “i Or
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G. H. Powell
J. Hill
Hill
Laird and Lady
K. Price
Conn
Erie
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Miter
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Ted
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America
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Skene Ste
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Acqual
Chloe
Tyro
Magazi
CIP
Nap
Valwe In Co
Barclay &J
Genta
C. E. Catnova
Wichita
Kan
W. Goong
Lancaster
J. BR
Iowa
Pank Row
MO. F. Puilwse Co
H. McQuann
Coleville, Pa
Park Row
Liovszmono Macazixna Co
E. Duncan
Lewistox
J. B. ConstTaxt
A. R. Ragnoso
East Saginaw, Mich
Atkinson
End Gane
Cam- Eeerene
W. Wis
MRE
Clarence
Wis
W. Whus
the Globe
Sun
Brother Price
Mr. Nagel
Secan
Schenectady
Deaesir
Osail
Fairgreaves
Navy
Clute
A. Mathews
Mathews
Wessels
Edwards
Chadsey
Habecock
Wilkey
Noice
Mpl
Rickard Rawi
Chrysthrawn
Smut
Canada
Alstus
Standard Quay
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Carlogne
Mowry Orler
Ciller A Keity. Co
Shippen
Salamis
Actium
Invincible
Armada
Nile
Trafalgar
Lake Erie
Lissa
New Lans
Fort Fisher
Mobileay
Alexandria
Manythers
Derin
Nelson
Paul Jones
Perry
Farreent
Periassing
Das. Jackson & Beavers
Emma
Lottie
G. G. Root
Pearl &T
McAllister, Maunty
Optician
Nassau Ais i Se
Express & P. O
T. A. Slocum
Peaki Bt
P. Powell & Son
Main Street
Randolph
Chicago
Olimez
St Louis
Madison
Ward & Cous Louisiana
Poe
Desiena &c
Decorators
N. Y
Wyét
P. O
Arcet
the Weekly Globe
Weekly Globe
Soldiers
Rei
H.S. Berlin & CO
Eleventh St
Washington, D
Seymour
Malik Henry Seymour
Holyoke
Eowist
Nurtaford
Prica
Besey & Co
Holly Card Works
Meriden
Aguek & CO
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Paten
Wysevecur Jouw
Sim
Lutet
M. Young
I. Ags
Alling Bros
Northford
Hamden Card Works
Hawaii
Motto Carda
Pameé
Anil Fiseert
Clinson Bkus, & CO
Climptonville, Ct
Wyzot
Nassau, N.Y
Ards
Capitol Card Co
Hareford
Deaigna
Fay & Co
Yalesville
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