Divine Mother Love Symbol in Talmage Sermon
Rev. Frank De Witt Talmage compares God's love to a mother’s comfort and forgiveness, citing Scripture and vivid anecdotes to urge repentance. He frames the divine maternal care as the model for comforting sinners and guiding youth toward Christ, with discussions of deathbed mercy and maternal sacrifice.
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Frank DE Witt Talmage
D.D
Jefferson Park Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Washington Irving
British Museum
Beaumont
Fletcher
Pollock
Ben Jonson
Ile
John Simeon
Jesus
Loyal Young Graham
TD. D
Philadelphia
Graham
Loyal Young
Pennsylvania
Dr. Young
Kageel
Lord Jesus
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Louis Klopsch
N. Y
Hopeful Tokens for a Mild Winter From the Landmark
A weather prognostication notes the September 9 sign that if September begins mild with a southerly wind, warm weather is expected through December. The piece says the forecast offers hope for a mild fall and winter and urges fortifying health by purifying and enriching blood with Hood's.
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Lake Hood
Notable Theatre and Cultural News This Month
Mme Duse may visit New York next month while Mrs Langtry is set for a Gar rick Theatre season appearance. Andrew Carnegie's secretary notes 4 to 500 July to September assistance requests for free libraries. Negotiations aim to bring Corjanton to New York for verdict. David E Thompson named next Brazil minister starts The Star in Lincoln. Mrs Walter Ferrier to head Illinois division of the Sunshine Society and travel to Chicago. Tufts professor Jerome K Schneider 78 remains head of Greek department. Miss Mary Andrews elected Kansas City first woman pastor. Baldwin Theological School to honor Baldwin in Foot chow. Surgeon Millard H Crawford resigns navy post after leave denial. Grace George to star in Pretty Peggy for Brady. Prince Hugo von Hohenlohe aids Mrs Campbell rehearsals in Newport. Martin Harvey arrives in New York on tour. debuts at Herald Square Theatre in A Tale of Two Cities follow-up.
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Mme. Duse
New York
Langtry
Garrick Theatre
Andrew Carnegie
Brazil
the Star
Walter Ferrier
Orange
N. J
Division of Illinois
International Sunshine Society
Chicago
Jerome K. Schneider
Tufts College
Mary Andrews
Robert N. Andrews
Hamilton
Ohio
Universalist Church
Kansas City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Foochow
China
Baldwin Theological School
Samuel L. Baldwin
Foot Chow
Martin Harvey
America
Cymric
Mr. Harvey
Rev. Creeman Will
Cities
Tlenry Miller
Herald Square Theatre
Beals Gubernatorial Talk Spurs New Candidate Hype
A lively scramble for the governor’s chair unfolds with Merrifield for governor and Kimball and Stanton named by papers from Randolph and Rexbury. A Western telegraph joke highlights delays in reaching Miss Brown of Wellsburg as a young rival’s persistence is noted.
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Randolph Hertad
Clement
McCullough
John H. Merrifield
Wether
del R. J. Kimball
Randolph
Zed
Stanton
Rexbury
A Patchwork of Prose and Verse Snippets
A collage of quotations and verses from 1910 era newspapers includes aphorisms on burglars and bad luck, reflections on insurance and economy, a New York Press maxim, World War I era poetry about battle and engineering, and a short Boston Journal verse about fishing and anticipation.
United States Record and Pension Office Annual Report Highlights Innovations
The annual report by Brigadier General Ainsworth shows major efficiency gains in pension processing with 162,022 cases received and all but 12% disposed within 24 hours. Duplicate discharge certificates total 87,261 received, 6,198 in the year. Spanish War and Philippine Insurrection records near completion. index card work reaches over 43 million military cards and 7.8 million medical cards. Clerical force reduced by 300, saving $401,340 in salaries.
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Record and Pension Office
Ainsworth
Vermont Volunteers
Eneral Ainsworth
Cart
Metcal
Offee
War Department
Pronunciation debate over St Louis settled by expert opinion
Inquiries about how to pronounce St Louis lead to Prof RE Louis Soldan who favors St Lewiss. He cites French origin and authorities and notes local usage and English adaptation trend toward idiomatic pronunciation.
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St. Louis
RE. Louis Soldan
Public Schools of
Soldain
St. Lewiss
St. Loui
Fter
Lippincott's Gazette
St. Lew-iss
America
McCosh F
Princeton University
World coal production in 1901 and leading countries
The 1901 world coal output is estimated at 866 165 040 short tons. The United States, Great Britain, and Germany are the top producers, together accounting for about 81.4 percent of global production. The United States leads in growth, surpassing Britain by 47 966 038 tons and Britain’s former dominance.
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United States
United States Geological Survey
Great Britain
Germany
Austria-Hungary
France
Belgium
Russia
India
Transvaal
Great Britain and Ner Dependencies
General Shafter Arrives at Grand Army Reunion in Gala Fashion
Ebbit Sunday hosts General Shafter amid cheers from admirers who hail him as a dashing hero of Santiago. General O C Howard, famed Civil War veteran, also receives effusive ovations as a living link to Grant Sherman Sheridan Thomas Meade. The scene features numerous veterans and supporters from the Army and Navy Journal in a festive tribute.
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Shafter
Ebbit
Santiago
Pacific
Gen
O. C. Howard
United States
Grant Sherman
Sheridan
Thomas
Meade
Howard
Menard
Washington
Army
Navy
Secretary Roots order for Manila military reservation
Secretary Root sets aside an 1100 acre tract within five miles of Manila to create a chain of modern brigade posts across the Philippine islands. The move aims to improve troop quarters water health and morale amid army reductions and aims to curb garrison hardship.
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Root
Manila
Philippine Islands
Peategee
Army and Navy Journal
Mysterious Ringing Baffles Yonkers Doctor
A patient whispers of strange sounds in her ears prompting a weary doctor to remark the unlikely source of such complaints. The Yonkers Statesman notes the tale amid editorial reflections on tolerance and accountability.
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Yonkers
Paternal obstinacy and strange laws across Europe
A collage of clipped items notes paternal stubbornness and quirky European laws. It cites a English youth fined for kissing in public in Cossa and jokes about France's infant feeding rules and Jersey neighbor tensions. It ends with light humor about a lost umbrella.
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Cossa
South
Mussia
Viet
France
Jersey
Atchison Globe
Germany
Despair and Hope Echo in a Quixotic Verse
An excerpted fragment voices hopeful refrains and a lighthearted line about travel, ending with a cheerful quip on having enjoyed the journey. The text blends sentiment with a playful shrug at hardship.
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