The Mighty Name That Is Above Every Name
Dr Talmage extols Jesus as the easy beautiful enduring name above all others. He argues Christ’s name embodies love courage and salvation, recounts vivid scenes from scripture and life to prove its power, and invites listeners to accept Jesus now in a revival altar call.
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Henry Clay
William Wirt
Daniel Webster
Tiglath-pileser
Paul
Christ
Jesus
Tig Maypic
Fain
Heaven
Bethlehem
Bethsemane
Golgotha
Lis
Genesard
Emmaus
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus Christ
Ile
Gethsemane
Calvary
Rosanna
Johan Wesley
Tom
Rothschild
Silliman
Irving
Washington
Wellington
Saul
Newton
England
Victoria
Germany
William
France
Spain
Siberian Snow Castle
Walter Srows
Gregory VII
Sancho
Conrad I
Richard I
Catherine
Russia
Alexander Popes
Messiah
St. Mark's
St Peter's
Earth
God
Altar of Mercy
Lord Jesus
The Youthful Correspondent Joins London Times Joke
Walter Scott a 15 year old Dunkirk boy from Chautauqua County New York mailed a letter to The Times under a fictitious name. The Times replied but did not publish the full text. His grandfather J T Williams editor of The Evening Observer reported the incident. The boy reads history current events and writes for his grandfather.
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Walter Scott
London Times
Dunkirk
Chautauqua County
N. Y
J. T. Williams
Evening Observer
Columbus Construction Company
Chicago
The
Times
Foreign Dispatches
Great
Savior of Seventy Five Lives by Captain Grace on the Refuge
Captain Grace of the ferry Refuge saved seventy five people from drowning near One Hundred and Twentieth Street New York to Randall’s Island. He rescued a woman who jumped overboard and a number of swimmers stranded by the current. He helped at Seawanhaka disaster and a Little Hell Gate sailing-party incident. A medal and a gold watch were awarded, with a possible congress medal.
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Grace
Twentieth Street
New York
Randall's Island
P. Grace
Little Hell Gate
Humane Society
Congress
St Paul and Boston Planned Government Buildings
A design by Supervising Architect Edbrooke for two costly federal buildings in St Paul and Boston outlines a hollow square plan with a 102 foot tower and floors dedicated to post office customs and courts. The St Paul project anticipates at least 800000 dollars, likely exceeding a million with site donated by the city. Boston plans remodel city hall into an ornate structure connected to the county courthouse by a bridge.
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Tse New Deing
St. Paul and
Mostons St. Paulis
Edbrooke
United States Treasury Department
ST. Paul's
Post Office
United States
Customs and Internal Revenue Service
Fifth Street
Market
Washington Streets
Washington
Customs Service
Internal Revenue
Minnesota
Bostoit
Theialls
Iver Mts
Bostor's
Farm magazine offer makes American Farmer nearly free
Behold a farm journal promotion offering direct mail to subscribers who settle arrears and subscribe for one year in advance with twelve cents extra. New subscribers pay 1.12 for a year, securing a high quality sixteen page national agricultural paper. The American Farmer allegedly costs 1.00 per year yet promises valuable ideas and agricultural education.
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Clevelad
Ohio
Growth of Cities Across Nations
An English paper notes Crewe rising from fifty one residents in 1831 to thirty thousand by 1892. It adds that in the United States most cities grew more than thirty thousand in sixty years, and many towns existed after Crewe’s early days yet surpass it in population.
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England
Crewe
United States
Eskimo Village Feature at the World’s Fair
A World’s Fair feature shows an Eskimo village with seventy five natives to depict life near the north pole. The exhibit aims to give visitors a good general idea of Eskimo living styles despite summer conditions in Chicago.
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North Pole
Chicago
New Clock to Replace Old Phelps Peal in St Pauls
The historic Phelps clock on St Paul’s will be replaced as the church plans a new clock. The bell and hammer will be rebuilt to produce louder tones, described as a grand chime. Readers note the replacement aims to preserve the church’s long-standing tradition.
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Phelps
St. Paul's
London
Paul
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