Sermon by Ray Talmagety Warns Young Men on Debt and Virtue
The preacher directs his talk to city youth, warning that debt and unChristian influences slaughter a hundred thousand men. He urges personal defense against temptation, scripture preservation, and building a private space for prayer and study, highlighting responsibility, sobriety, and faith as the path to safety and success.
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Ray
T. Dar Witt Talmagety
Fune
Oscars
Lord Bacon
Walter Scott
Abbottsford
Anil
Tee
Patare
Tom Paine
Voltaire
China
Greenwood
Gibraltar
Sebastopol
Mount Zion
Cecil
Mark
Tke
Herschel
George Stephenson
Mercantile Library
Sam
Brooklyn
Providence
Christ
Ole Ball
Norway
Doremus
New York
Cepacia
Visited Brooklyn navy yard as cruiser Philadelphia readies launch
Report notes Secneraur Tuner pleased with visit to Brooklyn navy yard and that the new cruiser Philadelphia will be ready to launch in about a month. Mentions Gov Bret nominating Dr Allen Hamilton port health officer for New York and other varied items from diplomacy to local incidents.
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Secneraur Tuner
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Governvon Bret
Allen Hamilton
Port of
New York
Abandoned at Sea Denmark Sails With 700 Immigrants
Shipping excitement in New York reports the Danish steamer Danmark abandoned in mid ocean while sailing from Christianssand to New York with about 450 passengers and 40 crew. The City of Chester sighted her sinking and empty of people, no list of passengers available. Authorities and agents pursue further particulars as reports cross Atlantic lines.
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Thingyatts Line
Denmark
Losbox
City of Chester
New York
Queenstown
Copenhagen
London
Maritime Exchange
Ionian Line
Liverpool
Midocean
Danmark
Christiansand
Norway
Europe
R.N. Knudsen
Edge
Londo
Danark
Jan Ryder
White Cross Line
Newcastly
England
Bho
Ofler
Inman Line
Chester
Atern
Punch, Edge & Co
Aller
Tuil
Morrow
Punch, Eye & Co
Morris Stover
Massachusetts
Atheart
Mary Mailer
Jan Rydel
The Heathen Chinese and Far East Superstitions
A feature reflects on Chinese superstitions as transplanted fears of foreign medicine. It describes alleged blood and bone rituals in Shanghai and portrays Chinese doctors, dentists, and healers with vivid but cautious detail, noting Western skepticism and the belief in the heart and liver as centers of thought.
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Tien-Tain
Corea Isat
Shanghai
China
West India Islands
America
Warner
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Hidler and Proprieter
Eoy
Fia Wroetbe
Thressonthe
R. Perkins
Plovvsdna
Planet Junior
Atkins & Branch Crooke’s Laws
Brinley
RA Thomrtom
Saxton
Broonhavens
Mima
Massenures
Mim Thompson & Sexton
Beerklaven
Hazleburnt
Mies
Forfett
Lincoln
Copia
A Lewenthal, JR
Miss
Liscolm
Mjointig
Orrick
Cc. McNair
Mississippi
Ad Fin Counties
Supreme Amdicra
Jackson
R. P. Moore
Wesson
Brooke Monticello
Hessehurst and
W. Bennett
J. Bowen
Mis
Frilick
Rse
Dom Ponca
Iusthote
Dental Professaa 11
Abe Oud
London and Globe
J. Warren
Sam Lightfoot
Muse
Capital
The
Modern Practical School
Ailvantn
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Soa
le Ay
Talmage
Dan Gers
St. Petersburg
Paris
Volks Zeitung
Berlin
Francis Cec
Marquis of
Exeter
Western
India
Luxemburg
Germany
Austria
Saxony
France
Sexaton Manderhon
Murat Halstead
Halstead
Ware
Spencer
Scranton
C. H. Sall
Chicago Board of Trade
Tulky
Commission
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis
Chicago Exchange
William Nelson
Hanover County
Thomas Nelson
St Moiles Brothers
St. Ignace
Mich
Canada
Prov. Morven
Lick Observatory
Prof
Barnard
City of
Mexico
Diaz
Pennsylvania Senate
Western Penitentiary
Rowbins
Cologne
Harrison
Bates
Daves
Ship Island
Biloxi
Eider
Messrs
Corexvaary
N.y W
United States
Great Britain
John Thench
Blackbeard
Virginia
Virginie
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