Let God Arise Against Profanity and Drunkenness
Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage urges a universal battle cry to end profanity and intemperance. He decries modern vice in cities from Brooklyn to Chicago, promotes religious reform, and calls for divine intervention to purge society and restore righteousness.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Chapulte+ pee
Cerro Gordo
Cherubusco
Wateler
Malvern Hill
Scripure Armory
Davis
Church of God
Arnold
A Liberal Groom Turns Wedding Notion On Its Head
The piece recalls a first wedding where a nervous minister accepts a twenty dollar coin as the bride’s wedding gift. The bride hesitates over a fifty cent piece, while guests and reporters sense a hint of financial strain and potential future trouble.
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Tia
Finnily
Iage
Wao Kuuwsay
Epilepsy treated by brain surgery hailed as new era
At a Brighton meeting of the British Medical Association Victor Horsley described three National Hospital patients whose epileptic seizures were halted after brain operations. He said one tumor was removed with the patient able to travel to Brighton, two others followed, and all recovered without relapse. The report notes uncertainties about long term permanence and risk of recurrence, and mentions experimental work by Hyrie and Ferrier on brain stimulation in animals.
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Russia
Antones
Adirondacks
Helds
Margate
Raims- Kate
England
Pittsburgh
Thompson
Jesus Christ
Sullivan County
British Medical Association
Brighton
Victor Horsley
F. BR
National Hospital For
Hornely
Hike
Ferrier
Hess
Hasstai
Horsley
Persian Artist Pursues Quiet Craft in Public Graces
A Persian artist toils at his craft using homemade varnishes and delicate designs, selling works at his booth and visiting buyers in homes. His ambition is to be praised by Allah, while he enjoys times in public gardens reciting verses and refining his art.
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Allah
Benjamin
New Name for Book Stealing
A visitor at the penitentiary questions a guard about a crime described as plagiarism. The official confirms the inmate was sent to two years for stealing an armful of books from a public library. The exchange labels the act as literary theft and notes the punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penuntiary
Arkansaw Traveler
Dr Schliemann Recollections in Indiana Capital City
The Indiana State Journal notes a divorce filing by Henry Schliemann against Catherine Schliemann. The article recounts Schliemann’s cosmopolitan life, grounds of abandonment, and his hope to secure custody and educate their children abroad, with vivid portraits from Indianapolis.
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Lfte
Indiana
Indiana State Journal
Henry Schliemann
Catherine Schliemann
Oscar B. Hord
Schliemann
Beng
Dr. Schullemann
Von
Indianapolis
LehVemann
Italy
Imeamin
Noble Street
Ulysses
San Francisco
Fort Wayne
Indianapoli
Europe
Julianapolis Journal
A Syrian’s Story at Woodland Avenue Church
A Syrian student from Auburn Theological Seminary, Mushanna E Barakat, spoke at Woodland Avenue Presbyterian Church on Acts nine, detailing two factions in Syria, Christian persecution by Moham medans, and a brutal Damascus massacre. He described family losses, escape to Alexandria, and eventual arrival in America four years ago.
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Woodland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mushanna E. Barakat
Syria
Auburn Theological Seminary
God
Saul
Damascus
Malhanna
Christ
Mohammed
Mohammmed
Ea K
USA
Alexandria
America
Land of the
Free
Cleveland
Industrial World looks at rails steel and stone ages
The Industrial World notes Europe’s busy foundries and a Melbourne cable railway contract taken by an American firm likely to build cars here. It discusses asphaltum use, labor division, and delays from hurry. campaigns for shorter workdays for Skorse car drivers. iron in rail work replacing steel. a 196 ton iron bridge moved for a stone arch. questions about atmospheric resistance to moving bodies. and emphasizes stone must be seasoned before use to ensure durability.
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Europe
Melbourne
Australia
London
Pittsburgh
Bessemer
Jones & McLaughlin
Summer Hill
Pennsylvania
American Journal of Railway Appliances
Rise in Personal Crisis Reports Strains St Petersburg Asylums
New statistics show a marked rise in personal crisis reports and insanity in Russia. The number of cases in St Petersburg more than doubled in a decade, linked to pressurism and economic stress. Working class suicides predominate. 57 child attempts noted between ages 5 and 16, with many due to ill treatment.
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the .Orosti
St. Petersburg
Norasti
Innite
Assia
Paris
Berlin
London
St Petersburg
Piniac
Witty Quotations From Various Papers On Society
A collage of humorous snippets quotes from newspapers on dress speaks, college wisdom, labor, murder reporting, weddings, pencils, letter sheets, iron remedies, and a Wall Street figure. The clippings show light social toasts and quips with punchlines and wordplay.
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Washington
Sedan
Waterloo
Lord Ami
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John Know
Lord
Jordan
McTivaine
Christendom
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Gark
Pal Jicanind
Toronto
Physi- Cians
Oath
Anti&e
Bis Land
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Savannah
Boston
Atouhal
Good Peets Heeny
Beonta
Ea Tittle Undertone In Health Ag
Sto Death
Gorbarie
Bhag
Everantanon
Sodom
Anak Gomorrah
Bethsaidas
Hose
Upper Broadway
United States
Canada
White Cross
Misa Prangis Wiilad
Charleston
Ian
Alwavio
Sugmreste
Gol
Idea
White Horse
Sodebrand
Friends of Humanity
Philadelphia
Banko
Lawrenceville Can
Christiana
Industrial World
Marie
W. Y. Herald
News Haven News
Burlington Free Press
Denver
Smethport
McKean County
N.Y
Maud
Edith
Omaha
Clara
N. F. Luz
Rambler
Mr. Smith
Harper’s Bazar
Bill Travers
Wall Street
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Travers
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