Jerusalem Sermon by Rev T DeWitt TalmaNo
In Jerusalem Rev T DeWitt Talmage delivers a sermon on Jerusalem as a symbol of heaven. He contrasts Solomon’s earthly glory with spiritual prosperity, recounts biblical scenes, and reflects on Jesus’s crucifixion and triumphal entry, urging believers toward divine kingship.
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Congress filed petitions bills and resolutions on trade Wyoming emigration and currency. Senators debated the World’s Fair, Christmas recess, and a holiday break. The centennial inauguration of George Washington marked ceremonies in the House and Senate. Obituaries and local notices cover deaths, strikes, and civic events across the nation.
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St Louis reports a Graham Missouri area wreck on a Wabash Western freight engine. Three crew members died: conductor Charles Seffentimagh, engineer Ed Kennedy, and James Esterbrook. Several others, including P King and Charles King, were injured as flatcars blocked the track and the engine and tender derailed near Fer.
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