Destruction of Erzroom and Irish Revival Across Britain
Reports from English papers describe Erzroom’s devastation after the June 1 2 earthquakes with thousands of homes ruined hundreds injured and many missing while a Protestant missionary notes the ruin within Moslem quarters with few Christians harmed. A revival in Ireland spreads to Scotland and Wales with hundreds converted and churches crowded by prayer meetings and sermons across regions.
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Eazroom
Etna
Erzroom
American Board
Boston
Hassan—Kullah
Hohannes
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Collers
Staffordshire
Uriny
South Wales
Sablaths
Churelas
North Wales
Man recalls faith and salvation before rowdy crowd
A New York Fourth Ward coffeehouse scene features Gardner answering with humility about a better month of peace and faith. An Alli Journal correspondent recalls a Scottish train incident where a baby’s squeal revealed a pig hidden in a shawl, provoking laughter and a fine.
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Fourth Ward
New York
Gardner
Lan Alon
Wayleomanil
Tim
Lord Jesus Christ
Chippnes Cxunie
Alli Journal
Stirling and
Damfarlins
Scatland
Cleveland Death and the Tempters: A Clerical Appeal
In a Cleveland church wake, a pastor reflects on E. T. Sterling’s mysterious death tied to drinking and gambling. He denounces alcohol and involved local saloonkeepers, urging public enforcement of laws and personal accountability as he laments Sterling’s fall from civic virtue.
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Mack
Anne
Crimea
Thas City
Publi
Sterling
New York Observer
Cleveland
E. T. Sterling
Claxton
Cleveland Fierald
Canttba
Greating
Ohio
Viocese
Kenyon College
Wang
Vangerea
Mei
Rome
Acciuest ox The Fate River Railroop Escapes Fatal Crash
Last evening a steam boat train passed Titicut at about fifty miles per hour. A wagon with four people was struck on a crossing. all survived with only scratches. The horse was injured but not fatally. The incident suggests the engine struck the wagon and overturned it from the track, saving the party.
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Titicut
Fall River
Vast bone vault unearthed near Rothwell England
An immense subterranean vault under a Rothwell church houses about 30,000 skeletons with skulls and large bones visible on the outside. The bones likely date to before gunpowder, and their origins remain unknown with theories pointing to Saxons Romans Danes or Normans.
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Rothwell
England
Liverpool
London
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