Twenty Third Anniversary Sermon at Brooklyn Tabernacle
Dr Talmage delivers the Tabernacle anniversary sermon tracing the church’s growth from a near extinct Brooklyn church to a booming center of evangelism. He defends liberal giving, notes 5,307 new members, 4,000 cash for religious uses, and a print reach of 25 million, while recounting the church’s three-tabernacle history and architectural challenges.
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Brooklyn Tabernacle’s Second Temple and its Rise
Autobiographical meditation on the Brooklyn Tabernacle’s two church buildings, the 1890s period of trials, and the community’s faith driven efforts. The speaker recalls the fireside of loss, the push to replace the first with a new tabernacle, and the spiritual resolve that sustained the congregation through financial panic.
Ex-Congressman Wilding and a Brooklyn preacher reflections
A long tract recounts ex-congressman Wilding and pastor Watts delivering sermons on amusements and faith. It notes Bobbles of public controversy, church battles, and the preacher’s twenty three years in Brooklyn, with memory of past parishes and audiences, ending with an advertisement for Dr. Miles New Heart Cure.
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Man sentenced for manslaughter amid courtroom woe
Reports from April 1 to April 5 recount Henry Guenther found guilty of manslaughter, not murder, and transported from the courtroom in tears. Sophia questions his innocence as he pleads, while the scene depicts a grieving, penitent figure. Nearby, fires destroy a family home, a collision with a Baltimore and Ohio train causes major damage, and several disappearances or suicides fill the period with a somber toll.
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