Moody death marks end of era in American revivalism
The death of Dwight L. Moody is described as the passing of one of the era’s greatest revivalists. The article lauds his life and work, noting his pure faith, practical sense, humility, and relentless energy directed toward gospel propagation. It also includes editorial praise from The Herald for carrier boys and the paper’s community notices.
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City Markets Hold Prospects As Millionaires Guide Fate
A dated opinion argues that a few multi millionaires wield power to spark or cushion a general market panic. It claims J Pierpont Morgan could flood or withhold funds, affecting depression fears and Republican fortunes ahead of elections. The piece notes Republican policies have shaped this leverage. The Herald calendars arrive, inviting readers to partake.
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