The Home Sick Soul Prodigal Returns to Father
A sermon from Rev Talmage in Brooklyn tabernacle urges wandering souls to repent. It frames the prodigal son as a call to arise and go to the Father, contrasts sin with hunger and poverty, and exhorts believers to seek forgiveness, restoring faith, and return to God.
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T. Te Witt Talmac
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Earth
Asia Minor
Weise
Lord Byron
Charge Sand
Satan
Mary
Christ
Tere
Tam
Jesus
Liverpool
Dublin
Iad
New Yorke
Ays
Kingdom of God
East Hampton
Amagansett
Waniac
Iowa Democrats Name Boies for renomination in pivotal State
In Ottumwa Iowa June 5 the Democratic convention opened with Gov Horace Boies renominated for another term. The ticket includes Samuel L Bestow for lieutenant governor L J Kinne for supreme judge J B Knoeppler for superintendent and Peter A Dey for railroad commissioner. The platform supports silver currency repeal of prohibitory law tax equalization and strict regulation of corporations along with support for the Australian ballot system and direct election of US senators.
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Keye Democrate Deterons
Ottnawa
Iowa
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Hen. i. M. Fusey
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Horace Boies
Cheuts
Committee On
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Beyind Onu
Witet
Feof Talline
United States
Tuat
Mberat
Russia
Silver Coinage and Cabinet Meeting Report
A cabinet session in Washington discussed continued silver coinage after July 1. Secretary Foster explained laws and the $150,000 for recasing subsidiary coinage, noting the trade dollar bars will be converted to standard silver dollars over months, with overall recoinage delays due to mandatory minting. Changes to treasury statements were announced, and a July 1 start date for new forms was set.
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Waraixarox
Blaine
Proctor
Miller
Secretary of the Treasury
Foster
Congress
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Sherman
Swift Destruction Fatal Tornado Kills Six in Pennsylvania
A Patterson Coal Co breaker at Natalie near Movaxt Caner, Pennsylvania, was toppled by a cyclone yesterday afternoon. Six workers died, including J N Blossom Hawley and J Bently Dodson Shickshinny. Slaters Richard Roberts William Lodge and two unknown men perished. carpenters died inside. The towered breaker on Big Mountain collapsed amid a bright storm, lightning, and a roaring wind.
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Movaxt
Caner
Patterson Coal Co
Natalie
J. N. Blossom
Hawley
J. Bently Dodson
Shickshinny
P. Richard Roberts
Luzerne
Herous William Lodge
Georgia Watermelon Crop Booms Amid Rail Traffic Rise
Georgia faces a record watermelon season as railroads gear up for the peak yield. Acreage exceeds last year by about 3,000 acres, totaling 18,000 to 20,000 statewide. Crops are in good condition with strong market demand, notably contrasting Florida produce which arrives earlier but remains small and short-lived.
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Agricultural Department
Milton
Georgia
Florida
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Ala
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Tarrant County
Tex
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Fort Worth
Kentucky
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Washington and Lee University
Lexington
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