Bear Ye One Another's Burdens Sermon by Talmage
Rev Frank DeWitt Tal mage argues mutual help is a Christian duty citing Galatians 6 2 and examples from Paul John B Gough and social aid networks. He urges bearing others burdens aiding the hopeless with practical acts and vows to cast personal burdens on the Lord to help others and hasten the kingdom.
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Frank Dewitt Talmage
Louis Klopsch
Chicago
Frank de Witt
Talmage
Paul
Ananias
Damascus
Gen. Grant
Sheridan
Meade
Humphreys
Ord
Warren
Wright
Hartranft
Grant
Lee
Appo- Mattox
Peter
John
Apollos
John B. Gough
Gough
Christ
Pittsburg Auto Output Size and Freight Potential
Over four years at Pittsburg Pa, 40 578 cars built using 202 890 000 pounds of iron and steel. If placed end to end with three feet per coupling, they form a 270 mile long train carrying 4 057 200 000 pounds of freight and total weight of cars and freight exceeds 4 260 090 000 pounds.
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Pittsburg
Tin Soldiers for Everybody in Nuremburg
In Nuremburg Germany workers produce lead soldiers and toys. About 100000 lead soldiers are made daily showing high volume toy manufacture in the city.
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Nuremburg
Germany
Col John McKee Estate Funds Catholic Church Use
Col John McKee of Philadelphia, a noted Black millionaire, died leaving a 2 million dollar estate to Archbishop Ryan for Catholic church purposes. A daughter receives 300 dollars annually as an annuity and a grandson is left 50 dollars each year.
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John McKee
Philadelphia
Archbishop Ryan
The Sunday School Lesson from Acts 11 19 30
Readings recount how early believers spread from Jerusalem to Phoenicia Cyprus and Antioch preaching to Gentiles. Barnabas and Saul join Antioch work, teaching a whole year and sparking the first use of the term Christian. Prophetic famine warned by Agabus prompts relief from Antioch to Judea.
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Phenice
Cyprus
Antioch
Cyrene
Jesus
Jerusalem
Barnabas
Tarsus
Saul
Agabus
Claudius Caesar
Judea
Syria
Peter
Caesarea
Cornelius
Christ
Claudius
Extraordinary obedience in ordinary tasks, says Ram's Horn
A Ram's Horn meditation argues that resisting temptation brings more comfort than sin and that a Christian's calling is to perform ordinary duties in an extraordinary way, embracing responsibility by doing what God assigns, even when hard.
Municipal Matters and City Improvements
Paris will gain the only German newspaper published in France. New York paving shifts away from asphalt except for schools and hospitals due to slipperiness in rain. Boston prepares a giant pumping engine to replace two at Calf Pasture sewerage station, boosting 24 hour capacity from 42 million to 75 million gallons. Douglas Kansas forms a burial association with 1000 members, 12 cent assessments, $100 funeral fund, and $20 upkeep fund, plus stored burial goods to leverage wholesale prices.
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Paris
France
New York
Boston
Douglas
Kan
Ohio Legislature Passes Broad Bills Across Houses
Columbus reports from April 22 to 25 detail laws and measures across both houses. Actions include constable powers for horse thief apprehension groups, park reservoir dedication, increased penalties for political crimes, and tax and jury reform proposals, with multiple appropriation and taxation bills advancing. Multiple entities named include Ohio legislature, president and cabinet members, county commissioners, and various state boards.
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House
Senate
Ohio
Boards of Health
Health Board
Justices of Peace
Common Pleas Court
State Hospital
Seventy-Fifth General Assembly
Moore
Ohio University
Athens
Miami
Decker
Man Rescued After River Attempted Suicide in Cleveland
In Cleveland on Thursday night August Von Wasnauf cried I have nothing to live for and want to die as he was pulled from the river at Front street. Two witnesses saw the splash and tossed a rope. a boat hook snagged his clothes and he was dragged from the water. The man was elderly and weakened.
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Cleveland
August von Wasnauf
Front Street
Geologist runs wild in Mansfield assaulting society woman
Arthur Rudd a government geological survey employee from Washington went insane Tuesday night in Mansfield. He ran naked through main streets and attacked Mrs H L Reed, a society woman. Her husband subdued him with a cane blow.
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Mansfield
Arthur Rudd
Government Geological Survey
Washington
H. L. Reed
Rudd
Fire at Kenton devastates Champion fence works
A blaze at the Champion iron fence works in Kenton caused an estimated loss of 225000 to 250000 dollars and left about 300 workers unemployed.
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Kenton
Champion Iron Fence
Carnegie's Proverbs on Ambition and Self Reliance
The piece offers blunt maxims urging self reliance and smart risk, advising against dependence on others. It warns youth to seize control, manage their own strengths, and avoid overloading with burdens such as bonds while stressing that nonstop work alone does not guarantee success.
Ohio Republicans Select Cleveland for State Convention This Year
The Ohio Republican State Central Committee chose Cleveland as the convention site for May 27 and 28 after Columbus hotels refused donations. Temporary officers include George K. Nash as chairman and John R. Malloy as secretary. Delegates will be selected by county with notice, and a five member committee will handle preliminary arrangements. The convention will have 874 votes distributed among counties based on gubernatorial votes for Nash.
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State Central Committee
Cleveland
Columbus
Republican State Central Committee
George K. Nash
John R. Malloy
Squire” Gass
Cincinnati
Leach and Stewart
Waite
Toledo
Nash
Surgeon General Sternberg presides at Social Science session
Washington April 25 Surgeon General Sternberg of the army presided at yesterday's American Social Science association meetings. Dr Woodward health officer of Cuba discussed municipal sanitation from an executive view. Dr George M Kober of the city spoke on milk butter and substitutes and public health. General Sternberg presented a paper on Infection and Disinfection with tests of disinfection. Charles F Weller of Washington discussed insanity and social distress with vivid pictures of urban life.
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Washington
Sternberg
Army
American Social Science Association
Woodward
District of
Cuba
George M. Kober
Charles F. Weller
Washington, D. C
Gas Pipeline Proposal For Cleveland Gas Supply
John O Day of New York and M B Daley of Toledo presented a plan to Mayor Johnson to pipe natural gas from West Virginia 180 miles to Cleveland. The deal would supply Cleveland homes at 30 cents per thousand cubic feet for five years and 35 cents thereafter.
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West Virginia
Johnson
John O’day
New York
M. B. Daley
Toledo
O’day
Standard
Daley
Burned to Death in Steubenville Hotel Kitchen Fire
Sallie Huffman, a cook at the Ohio Valley hotel in Steubenville, was burned to death when her clothing accidentally caught fire. The tragedy occurred on April 25 as she tended to duties in the hotel kitchen with responders unable to save her.
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Steubenville
Sallie Huffman
Ohio Valley Hotel
Here
Real Estate Firm Opposes Inflated Trader Prices
A real estate firm advocates fair dealing for owners and purchasers, opposing extraordinary commissions added to prices and inflated trader pricing.
Vast Michigan Ohio farm listing with diverse parcels
A long catalog describes dozens of farms across Michigan and Ohio for sale or exchange. Properties include riverfront, woodland, and cleared tracts from 20 to 430 acres with brick or frame houses, barns, orchards, wells, and tiled fields. Prices range from a few hundred to thousands, with many offers of exchange for city properties or other lands.
Mixed residential and commercial property listings in Putnam county
A series of property notices outlines several real estate options: No 763 a double store and two story frame building in a country railroad town with various stock including hardware groceries and dry goods. No 765 a city residence with barn and water attachments. No 772 an eight room residence near college and exchange option for farmland. No 774 a one story brick business building with three rooms. No 799 brick store on a corner with a one story dwelling. No 775 a ten room brick dwelling on a paved street. No 733 a city residence of ten rooms with water and paved street access. No 790 a coral residence with multiple outbuildings and city water. No 791 a two story frame residence with sewer cistern and garden. No 00 or 00 Sether residence of nine rooms with furnace and barn. No 794 a five room house with barn and fruit. No 795 a one story frame residence with five rooms and fruit trees. Prices range from $700 to $3300 and several exchanges are noted.
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City
Claire County
Michigan
Hutton
Crawford County
Ney
Ohio
Adams
Hicksville Township
Defiance County
Church
Indiana
Pike
Defiance City
Henry County
Sissons
Seheek
Paulding
Pike Road
A. B
M. E
Elty
M. E.church
Eity
Catholic Clearch Corner
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U. B
Toons
Putnam County
Earline
Seth
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