We Have Turned Every One to His Way Sermon at First Presbyterian
Dr Talmage preaches at First Presbyterian Washington on Isaiah LIV 6, All we like sheep have gone astray. He denies the idea of safer pastures elsewhere and urges Christ bearing our iniquities. He cites personal testimonies of sin, mercy, and conversion and calls for immediate acceptance of salvation. The sermon ends with Now is the accepted time and the warning of judgment.
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Dr. Talmage
Talmage
First Presbyterian Church
Washington
Martin Luther
Jesus Christ
God
Lath
Hale
Christ
Son of God
Henry
Mary
Calvary
Church of Jesus Christ
Son of
Kingdom of God
Thomas A. Edison
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Menelik II
Abyssinia
Shea
Africa
Ethiopa
Italy
Menelish
Sheba
Ophir
Menelik
Europe
Shoa
John
A Wonderful Sea Tale From Harper's Round Table
A stray Plymouth lad tells a remarkable sea story claiming he was a cabin boy on an American steamship. Cast in a water cask after a mutinous punishment, the vessel sinks, the cask floats ashore, and a cow’s tail frees him when it latches the bunghole. He survives and reaches Plymouth, where the tale spreads.
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Harper's Round Table
Plymouth
England
Immovable Nickel Trick Captivates Kansas City Parties
A New York Life lawyer recalls a Maine childhood trick where a nickel rests on an open palm while a broom end sweeps it away. At parties the whisp broom nickel stunt astonishes guests, spreading after Hermann's recent visit revived interest in parlor magic.
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Kansas City Star
New York Life
Maine
Hermann
Pick-Me-Up Tim Murphy Seeks Letters at Post Office
From the Irish Standpoint, Pick-Me-Up, Timothy Offooligan, chats with a post office clerk about letters. He feigns ignorance of his surname, and a ruse about age and birth month is explained by a sly set of arithmetic steps used to deduce a young lady’s details.
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Timothy O'ffooligan
Tim Murphy
Yvespalpeen
Tim
Shadowgraphs and Roentgen Rays Spark November Wonder
The article surveys Roentgen’s discovery of X rays through Crookes tubes, shadow photography, and early uses in medicine. It notes uncertain mechanisms, possible ether vibrations, and experiments by Wright, Pupin, and Edison, plus broader scientific and safety implications. It also briefly mentions Menelik II of Abyssinia and a Park Row street fight anecdote for context.
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Roentgen
Wurzburg University
A. A. C. Swinton
Crookes
Crooke
Prof
Roenteen
Wright
Montreal
Pupin
Columbia
C. C
Sanford
Leland Stanford University
Chicago moves massive stone church for hotel expansion
In Chicago a large stone church with a square tower was jacked from its foundations and moved fifty feet to a new lot on Michigan Avenue near Twenty third Street. The adjacent hotel owners funded the move, acquired land, and benefited from the reshaped site. The operation completed safely and successfully.
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Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Twenty Third Street
Tmmanuel Baptist Church
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New York Tribune
Park Row
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