The Brooklyn Tabernacle Sermon Anniversary Review
Dr Talmage marks twenty three years in Brooklyn with a bold history of three tabernacles built through trials and triumphs. He defends the church against charges of selfishness while recounting its finances growth and global print reach, and reflects on past calamities and victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Hermon
Holy Land
Mont Blanc
Palestine
Peter
James
John
Jesus
Christ
Moses
Elijah
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Charleston
Ohio
Chicago
Christendom
Europe
Asia
Detroit
Talmage
Brooklyn
America
Red Sea
Philadelphia
Stephen H. Tyng
Episcopal Church
The
Jordan
Plymouth Church
Academy of Music
Washington
Byron Sunderland
United States Senate
Haggaini
Irenicus Prime
Dowling
Baptist Church
Crock
Methodist Church
Beecher
Congregational Church
French
Presbyterian Church
Schermerhborn Street
Florence
Knox
Tabernacles
England
Scotland
Ireland
Oly Land
Hamlin
Wendell Prime
New York
Earth
Hell
New York City
Paul
Israel
Hellevilla
N. J
Syracuse
N.Y
Isaac Watts
Astor social legend and a family scandal exposed
A sensational piece traces the Astor family history from John Jacob Astor to Mrs. J Coleman Drayton and Mrs William Astor. It outlines social rank, marriages, and the alleged feud with Alsop Borrowe culminating in a threat of violence against Borrowe.
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Astor
J. Coleman Drayton
Alsop
Astors
John Jacob Astor
Waldorf
Switzerland
New York
Astor Library
William Backhouse Astor
William B
John Jacob
William
Mrs. Astor
Augusta Gibbes
Savannah
William Waldorf Astor
Congress
New York City
Paris
Augusta
Drayton
Philadelphia
Borrowe
London
Wales
Mr. Drayton
Mr. Borrowe
Libby Prison’s First Occupant Philander Streeter
Philander A. Streeter of Company C, Second Vermont Infantry, was the first to enter Libby prison after the first Bull Run. Captured July 21, 1861, he was confined until exchange on January 3, 1862, later returning to life in Holyoke Massachusetts and becoming a paper maker. His portrait will highlight the old prison now moved to Chicago.
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Libby Prison
Philander A. Streeter
Second
Vermont Infantry
Bull Run
Streeter
Holyoke
Mass
Chicago
Married Men Live Longer Says Reliable Statistics
A study claims marriage extends a man’s life by about 50 percent, noting married men average nearly sixty years, while single men average about forty. The report emphasizes the health and social advantages associated with marriage.
Farm Journal Offer Lets Subscribers Save On American Farmer
Local merchants announce a deal with the American Farmer magazine from Cleveland. Subscriptions can be paid arrears plus one year in advance or new subscribers pay 1.12 for a year, with the benefit of mailed copies directly to subscribers. The ad touts economy and education in agriculture and urges patrons to see a sample copy.
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Cleveland
Ohio
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