Talmage’s Life and Ministry in Nineteenth Century Tabernacles
Dr. Talmage, renowned pulpit orator, led the Brooklyn Tabernacle from 1861 guiding a revival of church growth after fire. Born James De Witt Talmage on January 7, 1832, he studied at New Brunswick College and NYU, served Belville and Philadelphia precedents, then built a national reputation with sermons and publications that reached readers worldwide.
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Talmage
Henry
Ward Heerher
America
Broonlyn
Tabernacle
Tir Talage
Minleet Porn
de Witt Tabmexe
Round Brook
New Branswick
New York University
Belteville
N. J
Byzacane
Matadelphia
Fearon
Central Presbyterian Tabernacle
Brooklyn
Stevie
Tnt
Miter
Anonielis
Lafayette Avenue
Tronlyn
Brooklyn Tabernants
First Presbyterian Church
Washington
Mons
American Tewanayerr
Ory
Roetory
Carist
Ponty Po
Europe
Plantation plan in doubt fuels investors as costs loom
A long, convoluted critique targets the Kib er Plantation Co and promoters like Dillingham and Thurston. The piece argues about $600,000 raised to develop the plantation, condemns mismanagement and indebtness, and questions profitability, rent, and sugar output prospects amid uncertain financing and burdens on stockholders.
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Kiber
Holdwin
Dillingham
Thurston
Kiber Plantation Co
Nook
Ula
Ueter Bey
Dilling
Baldwin
Thieston
Tual
Luis
le Walt
Tome
Priier
Kiel
Cleveland
Fanabistatt
Kihel
Uhltaland
Ookala
Talon
Kibet
Milne
Follows Strict Cost Discipline and Lean Expenditures
The text advocates tight control over every item and material, enforcing careful evaluation to avoid wasteful spending. It emphasizes aligning expenses with work and labor needs, ensuring services are paid only when justified, and pursuing a maintenance plan built on prudent principles.
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Athet
Switzerland Italy Break Ties Over Misunderstanding
A diplomatic row erupts as Switzerland and Italy sever relations following a Geneva article. Italy recalls its envoy from Rome while Switzerland notes a formal protest and promises to publish documents.
Cortelyou May Become Cabinet Secretary of Commerce
Washington April 2 News reports in the House indicate President Roosevelt may appoint George J Cortelyou to head the Department of Commerce. The move would place Cortelyou in a cabinet position shaping trade policy and economic measures.
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Washingtom
Nur Huuu
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George J. Cortelyon
Manila Celebrates Meri Steamer Arrival Greeting Officials
Celebration greeted the Meri steamer arrival from Ahn Frapeinen with General Jaike Wright and Professor Dean Worcester among principal dignitaries. Reported incidents included a later naval sortie and a public notice about a medicine offer claiming a money-back guarantee.
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Stanile
Meri
Ahn Frapeinen
Chamber of Commerce
Jaike Wright
Aeting
Philippines
Dean C. Worcester
The
Philippine I Ymumivalon
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N.s.sachs
Polo and
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
S. S. Alameda
U. Sekomoto
Robinson
Motel
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Merchant Street
S.o
Goo Kim
Nuuanu Street
Bon Wy
Oh Wing WO Chan
Honolulu
Danlers
GEO, A. Martin, Tailor Boston Building
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Awa
Ancore and
Drapers
Adirews Electric Co
Post St. Sn
Hawaii
Hostetter
Switzerland
Italy
Horny
Botteerland
Switzerlani Ain Aly
Switeeerland
Genwyn
Signor
Bilvostealli
Itatian
Sienor Ai Westrell
Rome
Geneva
Blanor Sylvesteoll
Hllan
Waly
Cortelyou
Gio
Manila
Lewven Anh
HS. Bourne
Mijet
Niu
Thos Exp
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Halle
Wall, Nietsolt Co
Niklet Prowl
Tee
Plantatons
Washington Light CO
W. Macfarlane
M'gr Masonic Temple
Smyrna
Hawaiian Engineering and Construction Co
Stangenwald
Frederick J. Amweq
M. AM. Boe. D
LR. Castle JR
King Street
Bulletin Office
Geany
Shreve & CO
San Francisco
Francisco
Market & Post Gts
G. F
New York City
J. de Turk
California
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Hawaiian Territory
A. V. Gear
Emmett May
the Honolulu Investment Co., Ltd, Sats Ashe
Honoulu Investment Co., Ltd
Merchant St. Judd Building
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