Dr Talmage Sermon on Turning from Evil to God
In this Washington discourse Dr. Talmage urges returning from vice, explains moral gravity and habit, and offers steps to conquer temptation. He warns against bad associates, urges seeking Christian advice, and uses vivid parables of angels, flames, and the prodigal to urge immediate conversion. He recalls Civil War hospital scenes and parental concern guiding youths toward faith.
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Washington, D. C
Talmage
Solomon
Princeton
N. J
Church of God
Albert Baynes
Philadelphia
Mr. Barnes
Young Men's Christian Association of
New York
Heaven
Thore
Paris
Bacchus
Hannibal
Alps
God
Ameas
Wes
Antiolam
Whedaex
Foers
Carlistian Commission
Yong
Sparta
Jesus Christ
Doctors Recommend Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for Cough
A historic pitch urges consulting a doctor about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral with a testimonial from Daniel B. of Lipps West Virginia praising two bottles for curing bronchitis. The ad asserts physicians have been friends for sixty years and urges following medical advice.
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Ayer
Daniel B
Lipps
Alta
W. Va
J.C
Ayerco
Lowell
Mass
Rathbun Tales in Tight Corner Police Link Murder to Insurance Plot
Louisville detectives pursue a murder theory in the Rathbun case. Newell Rathbun contends he planned to seize a dead man’s body, disguise it in his clothes, lodge it at a Jeffersonville hotel, and burn the hotel to cash a fraudulent insurance claim. He implicates a deserter named Blanchard as the accomplice who supplied the corpse.
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Niagara
Louisville
Newell
Rathbun
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Jeffersonville
Ind
Rashbun
Lenzes
Blanchard
Three Coal Field Workers Die Opening Powder Keg
In Bluefield West Virginia on November 11 1912 Thomas Sykes Sam Davis and William Woodson died in a coal field accident while opening a keg of powder as a spark from a ...
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Bluefield
W. Va
Thomas Sykes
Sam Davis
William Woodson
Mining Lamp Explosion Ends in Fatal Blast
A miner's lamp fell into powder causing an explosion that blew several workers to pieces. The blast was felt for miles, with emergency crews rushing to the scene to recover remains and assess damage.
Justice Huser Drops Liquor Sale Case for Witte
In the justices court Justice Huser dismissed the case against Newton LaRue bartender Chris Witte for selling liquor on Sunday after Witte was fined for the offense shortly before the second case. Dr. T L Hickman pleaded guilty in Tanceys court to sending a claim against John Burns out of the city and initiating garnishee proceedings with a $20 fine plus costs. A similar case against Dr George Tham in the same court is pending.
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Justice Huser
Newton LaRue
Fox Chris Witte
Witte
Poultry Show Plans Discussed by Fort Wayne Association
The Fort Wayne Poultry and Pei Steck association met last night to finalize arrangements for a show at Saengerbund hall in January. About 3 000 specimens will be displayed with 600 from Columbia City. A committee was formed to seek bids for coop construction and other small details.
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Fort Wayne Poultry and Pei Steck Association
Saengerbund Hall
Columbia City
Thanksgiving Day rates from Nickel Plate railroad
Towest rates will be available for all points within 150 miles radius. Tickets on sale November 27 and 28 with return by November 29. Apply at the nearest Nickel Plate ticket office or Fort Wayne agents Asterline and Hamilton.
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Nickel Plate
A. Asterline
Fort Wayne
Ind
R. J. Hamilton
Sister of Albert Weis Dies Prompting Travel to St Marys
Joan Longfield departed for St Marys Pennsylvania after receiving a telegram announcing the death of his sister Mrs Albert Weis. Weis had frequently visited in Fort Wayne.
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Joan Longfield
St. Marys
Albert Weis
Fort Wayne
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Master Street
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Are
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Nmiade
America
United States
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eFor Sale
Smith
Cauhoun Street
Uncle Sam
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