Resurrection appearances and Paul’s grace driven ministry
A devotional discussion on post resurrection appearances including to James and Paul, the role of grace in Paul’s ministry, and the doctrinal significance of Christ’s resurrection for preaching and faith. It cites 1 Corinthians passages and emphasizes that all believers share in Christ’s risen life through grace.
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John xx
James
Paul
Peter
Jerusalem
Stephen
John
Patsoe
Zech
Church of God
God
Christ
Apollos
Cephas
Jesus
Three West Magnates To Shape New York Building Boom
The New York World notes three western dollar kings Charles T. Yerkes W A Clarke and D Hyviottat will reshape the city with vast fortunes likely to fund grand mansions galleries railroads and mines Clarke bought the northeast corner of Fifth Avenue and Seventy seventh Street for 225000 Yerkes is near completion of a 100000 palace on Fifth Avenue Clarke owns gold mines near Butte City and Denver banks while Moffat controls Creede mine and railroad development looms as a new era begins in the Manhattan skyline.
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Charles T. Yerkes
Chicago
W. A. ‘Clarke
Crassus
Montana
D. Hyviottat
Fifth Avenue
Sixty-eighth Street
Mr. Yerkes
Yerkes
New York
David H. Moffat
New York Exchange Bank
Colorado
Creede
United States
Iowa
Des Moines
Omaha
Moffat
Pike’s Peak
W. A. Clarke
Guggenheimer
Seventy-seventh Street
Seventh-seventh Street
Mr. Clarke
Butte City
Ion
Denver
Clarke
Hoe
New York World
New York Perishing Amid Gangrene Rumor
A Chicago Herald column laments New York decaying while praising Chicago for gains such as a new post office building and the retention of the Indian warehouse. It blames envy, commerce, and rival journalism for the discord between the two cities.
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New York
Manhattan
Prairies
Great Lakes
Chicago
Chicago Herald
The Indian and the white man on gambling and daughters
The Chicago Post comments on Indian manners and gambling by comparing an Indian selling his daughter for 80 to recoup losses with the behavior of civilized men who gamble and sell relatives for profit, noting no real difference in outcome or moral standard.
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Tacoma
New York
Europe
Chicago
Chicago Post
Weal boame and Fleurette in a tense confrontation
A fragment shows Marie-tI accusing Fleurette of falsehood and vowing restraint with a threat to physical force if anger erupts. The dialogue hints at a heated quarrel and power dynamics between characters.
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Marie
Curious Russian Easter Observances and Holy Chrism
The article describes Muscovite Holy Week practices including house cleaning, public baths, and the Easter gift tradition. It details the rare making of the holy chrism in Moscow or Kiev, its ritual boiling for days, the procession on Holy Thursday, and the replacement of the chrism rite with the washing of the feet of the poor in intervening years.
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Russia
Moscow
Kiev
Catherine I
Cathedral of the Assumption
Bad Egg's Revenge in Decorative Haster Eggs
The article describes methods to color and ornament eggs by sewing prints before boiling and an engraving technique. It explains stopping the ends with wax, drawing designs with varnish or tallow, then using weak acid to remove lime from the shell, leaving a relief where the marks resist the acid.
Fall River Steamer Schedules in 1895 Summer Service
Beginning April 1 the Puritan and Pilgrim depart at 5 30 p m from pier 28 North River foot of Murray Street with Sunday trips resuming May 5. From Boston Park Square trains connect at 7 p m to Fall River boat in 80 minutes. Double service runs June 10 to Sept 14 with Priscilla Puritan Plymouth and Pilgrim in commission between New York and Fall River. Pier 28 will be renamed pier 18 from June 1.
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Puritan
Pilgrim
Pier 28
North River
Murray Street
New York
Boston
Park Square Station
Quirky Legends and Japanese Tea Serving Note
A fragment from the Indianapolis Journal contemplates mortality with a humorous exchange about graves and fashion, while the Philadelphia Ledger describes a traditional method of making tea in Japan using a bamboo dipper and synchronized pouring of water and tea.
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Japan
Philadelphia Ledger
Boston Area Transit Timetable Fragments
A garbled list of bus and train times across multiple suburbs including Newton Weston Wayland South East and Boston. The fragmentary OCR shows morning and evening departures with some Sunday services and several station or route references.
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D. M. Stearns
Gotham
Fall River
Ayer
M.8.ayer
Parm
City
Marlboro
Clinton and
Hudson
James McNiff
Fitchburgh Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
Troy
Saratoga
Lake George
Adirondack
Catskill Mountains
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Toronto
Cleveland
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston and ST. Louis
Vermont
Canada
Rutland
Brandon
Middlebury
Vergennes
Burlington
St .al St. Johns
Ogdensburg
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec
Elegasyt Palace
Fitchburg Railroad
Washington Street
J. R. Watson
General Pass
the Peoples Dry Goods Company
Maynard
Mass
New Haven
Hartford
R. R
Old Colony System
Northboro
Berlin
Clinton
Sun
Leominster
Eine
Fitchning
Bam
Bouthboro
P.m
P.m. Rern
Pia A
Tiao Sun
Travic Acton
Lowell
Tam
Sudbury
Os Porn
Bo. Pramit Am
Boston & Maine Railroad
Uthern Division
Central
Massachusetts
Union Passenger Station
Causeway Street
Belmond
Waihi
the Weston
Mayland
East Sudbury
South Sudbury
M. Sundaiba Oe Ee
Ockbottom
Rica Vn
South Poets
A. m
Booth Clinton
Jefferson
Barre
Mortoaui Ponss
Ware
Oe Fay
Boylston
Caen
Bolton
Rockbottom
Widd A. m
Eaanany
South
East Saab
Sully
A.m. Weston
Tae Anos Gee
Sundia
Lea Passen
Dale
Daniel W. Sanborn
Dana J. Flanders
Geo. F Evansision
Kitchburs
Marlboro Branch
A.M
Ee Maribo
Aio Baery
South Acton
Bera
Mad- Marlboro
Vmarlbo
Jeny
Ni Eandaes
Ues Ohana
JR. Waren
Ara
NuksEny Srodx
Meney
R. G. Chase Co
Malden
Robert W. Carter
Charles H
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