Drumbeat of Faith and Fire in Dr. Talmage Sermon
Dr. Talmage laments the church losing its weapons against evil and urges reclaiming spiritual and intellectual tools. He cites Israel’s lack of smiths and grindstones under Philistine rule, urges Christians to employ worldly grindstones and presses, and calls for lay participation, resolve, and renewed energy to advance faith.
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Washington
Talmage Khows
Smith
Land of
Israel
Jonathan
Christ
Paul
Dr. Gamadel
Mare Hill
Dionysius the
Athens
Heliopolis
Thomas Chalmers
Jonathan Edwards
Northampton
Mass
Christendom
Divine call to action and steadfast faith in battle for God
The speaker urges unwavering devotion to Christ, comparing faith to Jonathan and a victorious general. He warns time is short, calls for full effort in prayer, pulpit work, and outreach, and envisions divine victory as the Philistines fall and God’s dominion rises.
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God
Christ
Jacob
Selah
Jonathan
Church of God
Jesus Christ
Local notes outline births fires and business moves in region
Miss Carrie Pressler of Columbia avenue recovers from a severe illness. A daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Albert Bobay of Coombs avenue and Mrs Henry Hoorman of 115 Eliza street. W A Hillis states a new Sunday school missionary for Allen county will begin work about March 1. Alfred Lane of Fort Wayne visits Rome City and plans to marry. William J Barr returns to the city from a farm in Aboite township and seeks a grocery location. Charles and Moses Bratzsch return from New York to open a clothing store on the 20th. Frederick Boldeway's farm residence in Preble township Adams county is destroyed by fire. Boldeway injured. Abraham Peiriere of Garret sustains a severe fall and is treated at St Joseph hospital. Neischang notes a cart injury with ribs fractured and a serious operation performed.
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Henry Hoorman
Eliza Street
W. A. Hillis
American Sunday School Union
Allen County
Rome
Alfred Lane
Fort Wayne
Alfred
William J. Barr
Aboite Township
Barr
West Main Street
Messrs
Charles
Moses Bratzsch
New York City
Frederick Boldeway
Preble Township
Adams County
Koldeway
Abraham Peiriere
Shoaff Installment Company
Garrett
Wheat and market shows mixed moves on Feb activity
Wheat opened weak on lower cables and mild weather with light demand. May fell to 67 1 4 to 67 3 4 cents, later up to 67 7 8 but closed lower than yesterday. Corn steady then weak as receipts rise, May at 83 1 2 to 83 3 4 cents. Oats firm with dull trade, May 23 8 3 8 to 23 2 3 4 cents. Hog-backed provisions supported by receipts with May pork at 10.95 to 11.07, May lard around 6.10, ribs near 5.95. Futures quotes listed for wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, ribs, flax in mixed late session.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
N. W
S. W
Cattle and Hogs Markets Report from Cheago
Cheago Feb 6 cattle receipts 3500 native steers Texans steady butchers stock and calves steady to slow feeders unchanged Beeves 4.90 6.10 cows 3.00 4.40 heifers 3.15 4.70 canners 2.30 2.85 stockers and feeders 3.25 4.90 Texas fed breves 4.00 5.15 Hog receipts 30000 today 37000 tomorrow leftovers 2159 market active 21c higher top 5.00 mixed and butchers 4.65 4.95 good to choice heavy 4.85 5.00 rough heavy 4.70 4.80 light 4.65 4.90 bulk 4.80 4.95
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Cheago
Texas Fed Breves
New York Produce Market Summary Feb 6 02
Butter receipts total 7 543 packages with firm market. June creamery and western creamery prices noted. Cheese receipts 526 packages with steady market and varied prices for large small and late types. Eggs receipts 9 882 dozen with steady market and declines in western grades. Sugar raw steady while refined remains quiet but firm. coffee No 7 Rio at 54 cents. molasses market quiet but firm.
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New York
Western Creamery
Rio
Fort Wayne Markets corrected weekly by S Bush & Co
Fort Wayne prices February 7 list grains like wheat at 70c per bushel, flour types per barrel 3.50 to 4.60, corn meal 1.25 per cwt, oats 23 to 24c, rye 50 to 55c, flaxseed 1.45, clover seeds up to 4.75, wool and hides varied, butter 12 to 17c, lard 6c, eggs 15 to 16c, chickens 6 1/4 to 7c, potatoes 40 to 45c, onions 40c, beeswax 26c, hay timothy 11 to 12, shorts 15.50, middling ton 15, pork on foot 4.60, pork dressed 9.50 to 5.50.
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S. Bush & Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
Hay—Clover
Goebel funeral train reaches Covington for viewings
The special Goebel funeral train arrived from Frankfort to Covington at 8 a.m. The casket accompanied by relatives and dignitaries traveled in a Pullman, with guards of honor and police ensuring order. Thousands, including judges, lawmakers, and officials, filed past the casket at Odd Fellows hall while the body lay in state until 10 p.m. then returned to Frankfort for Thursday funeral.
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Covington
Goebel
Frankfort
Pall Barers
Appelate Court
Legislative Committee
Arthur Goebel
Cincinnati
Justus Coxhel
Arizona
Braunecker
Ohio
Reynecais
Reynolds
Justus Gochel
Charles McCord
Capitol
State Senate
Odd Fellows
Odd Feldws
Guards of Honor
Court of Appeals
Kenton County Bar Association
Campbell Bay Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Prankfort
New Manager Appointed for Postal Telegraph Office
Ed Ehrman councilman from the First ward will take over as manager of the Postal Telegraph and Fort Wayne District Telegraph office, succeeding Wagoner who resigns to move to Detroit. Ehrman, a business man, begins familiarizing himself with duties and the change will occur about February 15.
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Ed. J. Ehrman
First Ward
Postal Telegraph and
Fort Wayne
Wagoner
Detroit
Ehrman
Stranger swindles readers with new paper subscriptions
About three weeks ago a man claiming Fort Wayne roots took about twenty subscriptions for a silver paper at Washington. Each subscriber paid a dollar, but no copies arrived, leading to belief the man was a swindler.
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Valparaiso
Fort Wayne
Washington
Marion Black moves cycle shop to Barr Street locations
Marion Black has shifted his bicycle and sundries stock to new quarters at 54 and 56 Barr Street. Mrs Augusta Miller remains very sick at her home on West Jefferson Street.
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Marion Black
Barr Street
Augusta Miller
West Jefferson Street
Bargains in Underwear and Accessories This Week
New ribbons gloves fancy hosiery and corsets at special prices. Ladies wrappers fleece lining reduced from 1.25 1.50 to 1.00. Ladies fancy hose 19c 25c a pair. Taffeta ribbons spring shades 4 5 inches wide 25c 35c yd. 100 dozen corsets value 75c now 50c. Q clasp kid gloves 75c pair in colors and black.
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DR. Talmage
Church of Jesus Christ
Scientific
Christians
Theodore Christlieb
Bonn
Silliman
Hitchcock
Agassiz
Job
Sisera
United States
Plucher
Church of Christ
Ad Aresaea
Voltaire
Paris
France
Lord Byron
England
Venice
Fletcher
Childe Harold
Corinth
Mexican Empire
Montezuma
Herod
Hildebrand
Robespiere
Rover
Inchcape
Carrie Pressler
Columbia Avenue
Albert Bobay
Coombs Avenue
William Goebel
Cov
Ington
Cc. J. Welker
Schmitz Block
Calhoun ST
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