Western Letter From a Tourist in California Visit to San Francisco
A traveler writes from San Francisco describing the city’s hills and cable cars near Market Street, the busy ferry traffic to Oakland and Berkeley, and the Claus Spreckles Building home to The Call. The dome height, flag staff, and skyline are noted before departure toward the Sacramento valley. O O. W. C. Yumo, Ariz., Jan. 1, 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Record
California
Oregon
Washington
San Francisco
Market Street
Oakland
Berkeley
New York
Chicago
Claus Spreckles
Call
Sacramento Valley
Oo. W. C. Yumo, Ariz
Real Estate Transfers and Marriage Licenses List
Multiple deeds recorded in Walker and Jackson townships and Rushville area with transfers of 11S acres for 6000 dollars to John B McDaniel trustee and 40 acres for 2025 dollars to Eva Belle McDaniel. Also partitions and additions in Carthage Rushville and Anderson townships plus marriages of Miller Crouch Moorman Wilson.
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Richard Whitinger
John B McDaniel
Walker Township
George W. Hall
Martha Canady
Clarissa Black
Raleich
Martha J. Parker
Eva Belle McDaniel
Jackson Township
Bessie Jackman
Allen Jackman
Anderson Township
Jacob G. Wolf
George W. Moore
Henley & Clark
Carthage
Daniel Murphy
Mary L. Havens
Pugh, Laughlin
Cross
Rushville
Joseph Miller
Millie Crouch
Edward B. Moorman
Clea Dora Wilson
John W. Shaw
Semira F. White
Curtain lectures gain popularity at the school
Miss Mary Herkless is confined by a slight grip attack. Mesiames Henry Phelps and John Johnson visited high school departments Friday. Senior year work adds several studies. Inclement weather reduced attendance last week. Blaine Ball reports enjoying new work in Danville. Otto Ball was absent several days last week.
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Mary Herkless
Henry Phelps
John Johnson
Earle
Blaine Ball
Danville
Otto Ball
For Christ and the church An anniversary Endeavor talk
A Christian Endeavor topic for the week starting January 30 stresses giving, working, and self sacrifice. Rev S H Doyle notes progress in the movement, urges liberal, willing offerings, and dedicated labor to advance Christ’s kingdom with scriptural guidance and annual reflection.
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S. H. Doyle
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Movement
Christ
Israel
Tabernacle
Moses
Overcoming limits and Christ’s triumph through death
The text argues that true heroism lies in restraining nature through the soul while some tasks demand others effort. It emphasizes personal limits, the push to overcome natural inclinations, and defines real heroism as soul directed restraint. It then asserts Christ’s complete triumph comes not only from life but especially by death, drawing all to him and releasing the soul toward immortality.
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Episcopal Recorder
Christ
Joy of 1 Faithful Worker in Faith and Service
A Philadelphia Methodist exhortation urges that true faithfulness isn’t in words but in action toward strangers and brethren. It asserts that any kind of help or prayer offered to others embodies faithful work and invites believers to enter the joy of faithful service.
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Philadelphia
Toleration Versus Freedom of Opinion Expressed
The Jewish Exponent argues that tolerance fades when vital interests are at stake. It notes easy tolerance of indifferent views but warns true freedom of opinion is hard to achieve in crucial matters.
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Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Indianapolis
Dole
Hawaii
Fourfold need of grace and belief across life
The text argues that man’s first need is grace and his progress relies on retaining increasing and perfecting it. It claims temptation grows daily and only completion brings eternal glory. It contrasts ease of disbelief with belief, noting belief requires spiritual imaginative effort and is influenced by environment, citing Presbyterian and Professor George J. Romanes.
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Presbyterian
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F. W. Cregor
F. M. Sparks
Frank Wilson
Ind
Dr. Coffin
Henley
J. A. Sipe
Johnson Bros
Mill Streets
J. H. Jones
R. E. Henley
Carthage Building Loan
D. M. Stevens
J. A. Titsworth
Stevens & Titsworth
Sipe
J. H. Binford
Bill
Binford Block
Greenfield, Ind
Herkless & Bretz
Lawz
Lor D. GufFfin
Jas. E. Watson
Ruth and
Main Streets
Gates Sexton
Will M. Sparks
Sexton & Sparks
Attorneys- At-Law
Butler, Holden & Churchill’s
George W. Osborne
Stevens and Tittsworth
North Main Street
Rushville, Ind
F.G. Hackleman
Postoffice Uy Stairs
W. S. Johnson & Son
Charles S. Hill
Weingart
W. S. Edwards
Optician
Knightstown, Ind
Scientific American Agency For
Ortrae
Sy & CO
Broadway
New Yorke
SY Billioy
Scientific American Cape
Positsons
Way
York
Western Letter
Frederick E. Glidden
Grazilla Fink
Beards
Raleigh
Charles P. Vancamp
James W. Mercer
New Salem
Kate M. Parry
Thomas H. Parry
H. G. Sexton
Charles R. Sewark
Corwin
Henderson
Rebecca Cowan
Andrew Kincaid
Richland Township
Daniel O. Murphy
W. A. Cullens
Clarence D. Duston
Amos W. Parrish
Washngton
George W. Martin
Nancy J. Ricketts
I. P. Roots
Milroy
Charlotte F. Sleeth
Wm. W. Frame
Deering
Earth
Hill Bros. Hardware, Tinware
McKenna
Supreme Court
Maine
Havana
Europe
McCall Company
West 14Th Street
Fifth Avenue
NEW York World
Wokkp
Carthage Record
Owens. Hill
Hill’s Drug Store
Carthage, Ind
Stinger & Stone
Mercer Henley & CO
Henry G. Phelps
Goar’s Meat Market
West Mill Street
Hara
Joseph N. Goar
George J. Romanes
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