The Thirty Minutes Silence in Heaven Sermon
A preacher extols a divine pause in Revelation 8 2, arguing Heaven’s only halting intermission lasted half an hour and symbolized how silence honors God. He urges readers to value half hours as fate deciding moments, detailing Heaven’s splendors and the reward for faithfulness.
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Hine
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Aleonry Wilson
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The Astonidia Emre and the California fortune tale
A fragmentary biographical sketch traces Emre, a Californian tied to the Native Sons of the Golden West, from youth in San Rafael to a fortune and a career with the Commercial Union Assurance. It notes his love disappointment, a move to Lucia, and lifelong attachment to San Francisco.
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Commercial Union Assurance Company
Obituary Roundup Highlights 19th Century Figures and Artists
The piece notes the deaths of Joseph P. Stadley aged about 78 with a long career as lawyer and judge, Randolph Rogers an artist trained by A. T. Stewart, Charles A. White famed for songs like Marguerite and Come Birdie Come, and Mrs Macy B Lemon a long-time teacher who mentored governors and congressmen.
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Weis
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Headley
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Stewart
Camployer
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Marguerite
Macy B. Lemon
Womin Olinvis
New Hampshire
Salem
Laguist Educational Society
H.C. Warmoth
Louisiana
Isham N. Hayne
Haineis
W. Jd. Uryen
Nebraska
Rand
Benjamin F. Lermen
Neosho
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Senator Gorman a noted Democratic leader and scholar
The article extols Senator Gorman of Maryland as a top Democratic leader in the Senate and a keen observer with a studious, library based approach. It notes his rise from politician to statesman and mentions his candidacy for the party's presidential nomination.
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Senate
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Washington
Mgr. German
Dress Goods On Sale With Plaids And Stripes
The notice highlights sale on outing flannels Saxony wovls in pretty plaids and stripes. It notes durable up to laundering, new fancies in red trimmings for uniforms, and mentions general catalog prices and fabrics. A stray line references a salary figure from a civil list context.
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Saxony
Maud Gonne Emerges as Irish Nationalist Figure
The article profiles Maud Gonne born 1865 in Kerry and raised in Dublin, noting her shift from landlord class ties to Irish nationalism. It details her France visit to speak on Ireland’s wrongs, her role as a Sinn Fein advocate, and the warrant issued for her departure amid debates on Home Rule and possible reunification within the British empire.
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Maud Gonne
France
Fhianey
Mediterranean Union
Kerry
Dublin
Miss Gonne
Sn Earny
Herares
Uist
The Late Cardi x Waonine Fragment Notes
Fragmentary OCR style text hints at a literary or biographical sketch? references to Cardi Waonine and Cath with unclear context. The readable lines mention a man writing on a pad, fasting description of a face and fur details, suggesting a narrative portrait or scene.
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