Talmage Visits Calvary in Palestine Sermon at Brooklyn Academy
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage delivers a third Palestine sermon from the Brooklyn Academy of Music, describing Calvary and the tomb, the mounting scenes of Jerusalem, and visions of a modern gospel crusade to restore the holy city to Christian worship.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Palestine
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Jerusalem
Jeremiah
Euphrates
David
Hudson
Thames
Mount Zion
Mount Olivet
Garden of
Gethsemane
Wonder Valley
Mount Calvary
Calvary
Christ
Cairo
Egypt
Skull Hill
Gordon
Helena
Skull of Rocks
Jesus
America
Sinai
Desert
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Hinai
John
Golgotha
Paradise
Walking for Exercise by a Sedentary Worker
The article extols outdoor walking as essential for those with sedentary jobs, detailing bodily benefits from quicker blood flow to stronger nerves. It cautions that brisk walks with arm swing on varied terrain are more effective, notes walking vs riding, and suggests companionship or purpose can enhance its value. It attributes the piece to Youth's Companion.
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David
Jerusalem
Solomon
Hippicus
Phasaelus
God
Omar
Mount Moriah
Jerubbabel
Herod
Lebanon
King’s Palace
Mountain City
City of God
Gibralter
Sebastopol
Yonder
Hebron
Sennacherib
Egypt
Babylon
Nebuchadnezzar
Temple
Jachin
Boaz
Pompey
Titus
Mount of Olives
Ballist
Josephus
England
France
Christendom
Holy Sepulcher
Europe
Richard Cour de Lion
Philip Augustus
Tancred
Raymond
Godfrey
Irish Nationalists Dillon and O Brien flee to America
Crown case against William O'Brien and John Dillon for conspiracy to incite rent payments was called in Tipperary. Both men, members of a visiting American fundraising committee, absented themselves as bail was urged, rumors say they sailed for the United States while detectives search behalf of the crown.
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Ditlon
Brien
Ireland
America
Dumiix
Crown
William O’brien
John Dillon
Tipperary
Messrs
O'Brien
Dillon
Dublin
United States
England
William O Brien
O’brien
Queenstown
National League
I. P. O'Connor
the Star
Messrs. Dillon
Waterford
Navre
New York
London grocer’s tea heist ends in empty chests
A dawn burglary at a London grocer’s shop saw a man posing as an assistant unlock the door and two accomplices arrive by cart to load a dozen chests. The trio escaped, leaving behind chests filled with sawdust as dummies, with no one in the area suspecting the theft. The incident sparked commentary on character revealed by small acts.
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London
Liverpool Courier
Indianapolis Car Manufacturing Co Goes Under With Liabilities
The Indianapolis Car Manufacturing Company, a leading firm, failed Friday with liabilities over 600000. A receiver was appointed by Judge Taylor upon petition by the company’s purchasing agent. Matthew Henning was named receiver with a 500000 bond. Assets are thought to barely exceed liabilities. Labor debts amount to about 14000.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Car Manufacturing Company
United States
Taylor
Superior Court
Matthew Henning
Henning
Uch
Sumner Illinois Recorder Reports Death Of 400 Pound William Peters
William Peters, Lawrence County's largest man and Southern Illinois figure, died on his Sumner farm after predicting his own death at six o clock Friday morning. He weighed 400 pounds and a specially made coffin was required. He died within twenty minutes of six o clock.
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Sumner
William Peters
Lawrence County
Illinois
Nancy Spy Convicted for German Government Ties
Nancy France reports Mme Bonnet was found with plans of Nancy defenses and confessed under arrest to being employed by the German Government. She was convicted as a German spy and sentenced to five years in prison with a 5000 franc fine. After release she will be exiled from France for ten years.
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Nancy
France
Mme. Bonnet
Brakeman Awarded $10,000 Against Chicago & Alton
In Bloomingon Illinois October 11 a circuit court jury awarded Leonard Matthews ten thousand dollars against the Chicago and Alton railway. The brakeman contends his neck was broken when knocked from a train at a Joliet bridge. The verdict is the largest in months in this court.
New York Population Report Shows Surge in Census Data
The Census Bureau reports New York state population at 5,981,981,934, marking an increase of 899,063 people or 17.69 percent.
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Washington
Census Bureau
State of
New York
Fatal Melinite Explosion Wrecks Factory Worksite
A melinite blast at a factory on Friday killed five workers instantly as a shell was being filled. Dozens were injured, with many in serious condition, and the scene described as horrific with bodies blown apart.
Derricks Fall Kills Miner at Chapin Mine
Inon Mountain Mich Oct 11 Peter Vincense killed as a mine derrick collapsed at Chapin mine. John Marsbrook injured seriously in the incident which occurred Friday afternoon.
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Inon Mountain
Mich
Peter Vincense
John Marsbrook
Chapin Mine
Venerable Jurist Miller Stricken With Paralysis at Washington
Justice Samuel F. Miller of the U S Supreme Court was stricken with paralysis about 2 35 pm while returning to his home at 1415 Massachusetts avenue The left side was paralyzed and prognosis was unfavorable with doctors stating the brain hemorrhage could not be stopped The report notes his long service since 1862 and cites key cases shaping railroad bonds taxation and the slaughter house decisions contexts of his career
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Waslington
Samuel F. Miller
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Miller
Supreme Courtroom
Thomas Circle
Massachusetts Avenue
John Woodford
Woodford
Lincoln
Supreme Bench
Peter W. Daniel
Virginia
Miller
Congress
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Lot
Slaughter House
Wallace
Father and Son Murdered in Wisconsin Deep Woods
Ashland Wisconsin October 11 meager reports say a homesteader on a Menominee range claim killed his 11 year old son and himself in a cabin after disputes with John Nellis who claimed the same land Nellis is believed to have fled the area.
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Ashland
Wis
Republic
Menominee
Alexander Bartteson
John Nellis
D Bartteson
Nellis
Bartteson
Chanes
Banquet Planned Inside International Tunnel Under St Clair
Sabkara Ont Oct 11 The opening of traffic under the St Clair river will host a remarkable banquet inside the tunnel. A 1000 foot long table will stretch along the boundary with the Canadian side seating the President of the United States and the American side the Governor-General of Canada.
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Sabkara
Ont
Trafic
St. Clair
United States
Canada
After the Honeymoon in a Curtain Lecture Scene
A comic slice shows Mrs Caudle lecturing her husband while a breakfast scene devolves into farce. A loaf thrown from a window kills a street-car horse, provoking scientific notice as neighbors spar over bread and fish prices.
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Maria
Boston
John
Ohio Census District Population and Cadet Appointments
Ohio population tables for the First and Sixth Census Districts are presented. Cadet appointments to West Point include Webster K. Moore of Winton Place and Charles E. Knaul of Cincinnati.
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Ohio
West Point
Webster K. Moore
Winton Place
Charles E. Knaul
Cincinnati
Woon
Wrought Iron Bridge Works
Canton
Hall
Turre
CoLoner
W. P. Orr
Congress
Fourth
Freep Prerers
Fremont
Cleveland
Kelly
Prevent Funk
Doylestown
Portsmouth
Epwix Winiiams
Homer
Lickine County
Turl’ost
Postul
Bairdstown
Wood County
Hoytville
New Baltimore
Stark County
Tippecanoe
Harrison County
Damascus
Columbiana County
Green Camp
Marion County
Magnolia
Preston
Hamilton County
Gretna
Logan County
Seward
Fulton County
Ingomar
Preble County
B. G. Scrimncx
Franklin
Wilson Burris
Hardin County
Chicago and Erie
Lima
Carpenter
Fogleson
Marion
H. G. Copeland
Charles R. Clark
B. E. Crow
Leslie Martin
Isaac Smith
Pike County
Campbell
Kinkead
Smith
Lor Palmer
Windsor Township
Morgan County
BunaLars
Herrstein
Planing-Mill
Chillicothe
Wm. Slack
Alfred Allen
Felicity
Tue
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
State of Ohio
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