Woman Leadership and Miriam as a Model in Sermon
Dr W A Robinson at Trinity M E Church speaks on Miriam from Exodus ch 15 tracing her leadership from girlhood to Red Sea triumph. He compares her to Frances Willard and notes women’s vital roles in church leadership, song, and national service while urging ongoing female influence and friendship in faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Robinson
Trinity M. BE
Miriam
Jochebed
Nile
Red Sea
Frances I. Willard
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Susanna Wesleys
Mrs. Fletchers
Lady Huntingtons
Hester Ann Rogerses
Mrs. Stowe
Mrs. Browning
Mme. de Stael
George Eliot
Parable of the Pearls as a Lesson on Value
Dr. Lee delivers a sermon on the Parable of the Pearl of Great Price from Matthew, arguing that true value lies in Christ and eternal realities. He urges seekers to make religion a business for eternity, beware of spurious beliefs, and renounce all to win Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
This Is My Friend Sermon At Lincoln Park Baptist
Rev G R Robbins preached from Solomon v 6 on the strong human need for companionship. He said friendship eases sorrow and lightens burdens, noting isolation deprives happiness and usefulness. He emphasized the greater need for the Divine Friend alongside earthly friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Robbins
Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist Church
Solomon
Seven-Colored Throne Sermon Symbolism at St Paul Church
Rev. Paul C. Curnick preached on the Seven-Colored Throne from Revelation with a rainbow around God's throne as a sign of mercy hope unity and harmony. He described the rainbow as beauty and a symbol of God's love care and justice guiding heaven’s throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Curnick
D.D
St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church
Heaven
Jesus Christ
Three Conditions for Faith in Politics Religion and Missions
Dr. Work argues three areas God would have must prevail political social and religious. He urges more religion in politics, vows for voters, and insists the Bible be in every hand. He promotes spreading the Gospel, strong faith, and prayer nourished by the Word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Work
Commonwealth of
United States
St. Louis
God
Russia
Gates of
Pearl
Carmel
Honest Doubt and Faith in an Age of Skepticism at Walnut Street
A large Walnut Street Theater congregation hears Dr Warren G Part ridge preach Honest Doubt as a fair chance for faith. He notes skepticism in modern times and cautions that doubt can coexist with faith, citing causes like nerves and illness that cloud belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Warren G. Partridge
Jesus
Santa Claus
van Dyke
Shakespeare
Stratford-on-Avon
Faith and doubt in Christian belief and doubt
The text discusses skepticism and belief, contrasting unbelief with faith in Christ. It cites literature and biblical figures, argues that faith grows through fellowship and prayer, and asserts that Christianity offers peace and remedies for doubt. It emphasizes exercising faith and trusting the divine judgment.
The New Monastery Corner Stone Laid at Mt Adams
The corner stone of the Mt Adams monastery was laid yesterday afternoon at 3 30 with archbishop William Henry Elder, Rev John B Moeller, and Rev Albert of Dunkirk in attendance. Solen prayers and benediction followed as the procession entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Adams
William Henry Elder
John B. Moeller
Mr. Albert
Dunkirk
N. Y
Michael J. O'Connor
St.Xavier Church
Father O’connor
O’connor
Archbishop Elder
Mr. Mark
West Hoboken
N. J
J. B Moeller
St. Paul's Cathedral
Mr. Dennis
Pittsburg
Father Auslemn
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Mr. George
Church of the Holy Cross
Victor
Father Quatmann
St. Francis de Sales Church
Felix Ward
Louisville
Stephen Kealy
Albert
Felix
Dennis
Father Albrinck
Augelies
Bernard Nurre
Ambrose
John Quincy Adams
Guido
C. P
Cincinnati
Purcell
Chillicothe
Adams
Church of the Immaculata
Historical Observatory
Archibishop
Storms Cause Heavy Crop Damage and Train Delays in Nebraska
Reports from Southeast Nebraska describe violent wind rain and hail. Syracuse records five and a half inches of rain in 24 hours as the Little Nemaha Valley becomes a lake, forcing families from their homes. Burlington trains abandoned and Missouri Pacific trains delayed. Johnson in Nemaha County reports barns blown and crops damaged by hail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Syracuse
Nemaha
Burlington
Missouri Pacific
Johnson
Nemaha County
Brothers in a Duel Ends in Murder Charge
Nashville June 17 James Bearden jailed at Lawrenceburg Tenn charged with murder after a duel with his brother ended when one brother was shot through the heart. The dispute between the two young men began earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
James Bearden
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Man Cremates Friend and Sends Ashes to Dublin
D N McCormick of Anderson embalmed and prepared the body of James Whipp after his death in Ochiltree Texas. He shipped the preserved remains to St Louis for cremation and arranged a Dublin burial beside Whipp's mother. The solo effort used sixty gallons of embalming fluid over three days and nights traveling to Liberal Kansas for rail connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Dublin
Ind
D. N. McCormick
Anderson
James Whipp
Ochiltree
Tex
Whipp
McCormick
Omce
Lone Star State
St.Louis
Odd Fellows of
Liberal
Kan
Drainage Dispute Over Duck Creek Nantucket Stirs Norwood
The State Board of Health objects to draining into Duck Creek, prompting village leaders to weigh action at tonight’s council meeting. Dairymen rely on Duck Creek for water, and a vast sewer drains nearby. officials warn the upcoming St John’s Day observances and school outings amid safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Duck Creek
St. John’s Day
Widhgar
Norwood
Serpentine Avenue
Harris Avenue
Miami
Police notice from Commercial Tribune
Police advise readers of the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 24 with safety tips and advisory notices for residents and shoppers.
Ferdinand Schmidt Pioneer Restaurant Keeper Dies
Ferdinand Schmidt age 70 and a Cincinnati pioneer restaurant owner died at his home opposite the Zoo on Erkenbrecher avenue last night. He once ran a restaurant and ice cream parlor at Seventh and Race, later managed the Zoo restaurant until retirement two years ago. Fireworks near his home interrupted the display as he died a couple hours later. funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Schmidt
Cincinnati
Erkenbrecher Avenue
Mr. Schmidt
Seventh and
Race Streets
John Shillito
Schmidt
Stewart
Zoo
Kruger Shifts Headquarters In South African Action
London dispatch from the Times reports President Kruger has moved his headquarters to Atarmara near Nel Pruit. Boers are uncertain about retiring to the Lydenburg hills and may stay along the main railway. If not surrendering they could retreat to the Dekaap Valley amid unsettled native tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lorenzo Marquez
The
Times
Kruger
Atarmara
Nel Pruit
Machadoorp
Lydenburg
Dekaap
Transvaal
Letter carriers urged to read Commercial Tribune Sunday
A brief notice directs letter carriers to read the Commercial Tribune for the Sunday edition on June 24, signaling updates or announcements relevant to postal workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
The Monday Evening Meeting in Mt. Auburn
The Monday Evening group of city charity employees holds its regular monthly meeting at the Cincinnati Orphan Asylum in Mt. Auburn this afternoon. Miss Thompson from the asylum will present a paper on the institution's general workings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Orphan Asylum
Mt. Auburn
Thompson
Asylum
Missing Horse and Buggy Hire Suspect Sought in Harrison C
Police seek a man who rented a horse and buggy at Harrison C on Saturday and vanished. He claimed to work for a rubber collar and cuff company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, C
Bearden Brothers In Fatal Family Assault
In a family dispute in the field James Bearden attacked his younger brother with a knife and later used a shotgun to shoot him, killing him. The brothers, sons of William Bearden, reportedly faced off after a heated quarrel over a ride taken without permission. The incident occurred Saturday evening in the family’s locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bearden
James
Robert
William Bearden
St Louis Transit Strike Faces Nationwide Boycott
The St Louis Transit Company strike has evolved into a capital versus labor clash with plans for a broad boycott. American Federation of Labor President Gompers pledges labor backing and urges strikers to stay lawful while leaders threaten to target all supporters of the transit firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louis Transit Company
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
America
Ohio Delegation Delayed by Freight Wreck
A freight collision near Green Spring water station delayed the Ohio and Illinois delegations to the Republican National Convention. Brakeman William Smith of Martinsburg WV was killed. Conductor Elmer Entler injured. Engineer Smith lightly hurt. The Ohio party including Governor Nash and hundreds waited six to eight hours, breakfasting at the Queen City Hotel as the city hosted the delegates. Governor Tanner of Illinois and the Cook County Republican Club also delayed and dined in Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cumberland
Ohio
Illinois
Green Spring Water Station
William Smith
Martinsburg
W.va
Elmer Entler
Smith
Nash
Philadelphia
Queen City
Tanner
Cook County Republican Club
Croker Signals Ice Trust Tale May Change En Route
Richard Croker a passenger on the Cunard steamer Lucania says the ice trust situation in New York may change completely by the time he reaches New York. He would not elaborate beyond noting the present position of affairs could shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Richard Croker
Cunard Line
Lucania
Ice Trust
New York
Associated Press
Mob Chase and Assault in St Louis Transport District
A dynamite car on the Page Avenue Division bursts wheels and glass on Page and Taylor. Eva Doman is mobbed at Marion and Broadway, pursued, and sheltered in a saloon. Detectives use clubs on a decoy woman as the crowd disperses. no mob arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Page Avenue
Transit Company
Page and
Taylor Avenues
Eva Doman
Marion Street
Broadway
Mrs. Doman
Tragic Fall From Streetcar Fatal for Lizzie Matts
Lizzie Matts aged 19 of Price Hill fell from a Warsaw avenue streetcar at Ross and Warsaw avenues while passengers moved. She suffered severe injuries, was taken to Dr Moore then to the hospital, and died shortly after arrival without regaining consciousness. The body was sent to the Morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Matts
Nevada Street
Price Hill
Warsaw Avenue
Ross and
Warsaw Avenues
Negro attacks girl foiled by quick pursuit in Dayton
In Dayton Ohio June 17 a sixteen year old girl Carrie Scheit and her uncle Charles Lewis were returning from the Ringling Bros circus when a negro seized the girl near a deserted building. Lewis struck the assailant with a stone, dropping him and saving the girl as a posse from the circus pursued the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Carrie Scheit
Miss Schell
Charles Lewis
West Lafayette Street
Ringling Bros. Circus
Lewis
Ringling Circus
Receiver's Sale of College Hill Property in Ohio
Court ordered public sale of 31 acre parcel in Millcreek Township Hamilton County Ohio. Property lies near Belmont avenue and old Colerain road in College Hill with appraised value $4500. Terms: one third cash, balance in one or two years or all cash. sale by Aaron A Ferris Receiver with WM Eberson & Co Auctioneers. Case 49619 National Fraternal Union defendant Andrew J Deord plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sargent
Charles E. Ctst
Dudley W. Strickland
Hamilton County
Edward Sargent
Daniel B. Sargent
Colerain Road
Millcreek Township
Ohio
Tweed
Edward Henshaw, Jr
Mary Hershaw
College Hill
Belmont Avenue
Tweeda
Hamilton Pike
Maple Avenue
Laurel Avenue
Andrew J. de
National Fraternal Union
Aaron A. Ferris
WM. V. Ebersole & CO
ATW TE Ayree
Ernst Rehm
Treasurer's cash balance audit report for May 1900
Auditor findings show actual cash in Treasurer's safe at 499 802 25 with warrants paid May 7 and 8 totaling 119 406 20 and receipts of 15 295 06. Platting bonds totaling 8 000 90 counted. undistributed cash 15 295 06 and total funds on hand 499 802 25. Cincinnati, June 9, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ferris
Hamilton County
Anc
Fedemption Fund
Judiciary Fund
Dajance
Cceeseence
Sinking Fund Committee
George Schott
Peter Durr
Auditor’s
Ed S. Beaman
R. John L. M’clure
Cincinnati
McCook Loan sues Hollowell heirs over Cincinnati property
The McCook Loan and Building Company files a case in Hamilton County Ohio against Orlando Hollowell and listed heirs to settle ownership of a Cincinnati property. The filing seeks to quiet title, establish the plaintiff's sole interest, and bar any claims by defendants, with an answer due by April 4, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Hollowell
Hollowell
James B. Hollowell
Amos C. Hollowell
George P. Torrence
Nancy B. Torrence
James F. Torrence
George Paull Torrence
Mary Torrence
Marion
Indiana
Jane Findlay Sargent
Chr. Smith Sargent
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Findlay Torrence
Cincinnati
Ohio
James Findlay Torrence
Jessie Torrence
Wahsatch Avenue
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Joseph Edmund Torrence
Wahsatvenue
Joseph Torrence
John Findlay Torrence
Mary Paull Harrison
Martha P.montgomery
Clark B. Montgomery
Sallie Harrison
William Henry Harrison
Mary Perin Harrison
H. T. Loomis
Albert G. Clark
G. T. Harrison
Mary Torrence Harrison
Eliza Jane Handy
William Torrence Handy
Mary Handy
Cynthiana
Kentucky
Samuel Torrence
Aaron Torrence
William Irwin Torrence
Harriet Rebecca Stewart
John Bromley W
Catherine Bromley
Osgood
Ripley County
McCook Loan and Building Company
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
McCook Loans and Building Company
City of
County of
Hamilton
State of
Corry
Millcreek
Calhoun Street
Madiso Street
Madison Street
McMillan Street
Oe Ware Chance Wat
Cook Loan and Building Company
Coppock & Hertenstein
Railroad Men Find Interest in the Commercial Tribune
The June 24 issue of the Commercial Tribune promises material for railroad workers with features, reports, and notices likely to engage those in the railway profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
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