Sunday Evangelist Leads City Revival Efforts
Rev Sunday promotes Bible as inspired word of God and calls for a week of daily meetings and prayer. He cites 445 converts to date and urges unity against vice as he outlines a program of services and the goal to win influential men to Christ.
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Tabernacle
E. P. Brown
E. E. McKay
F. M. Davis
Evangelist Voight
O. J. Price
H. L. Moore
L. C. Schmidt
W. G. Thrall
G. W. McCaskill
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Sunday Sermon on Bible as Inspired Word
Mr Sunday argued that he accepts the Bible as the inspired word of God. He cited a defining moment in his life when his faith was tested and affirmed by scriptural authority.
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Chris Fant Srédenes
Jesus
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Son
Lamb of God
St. John
Patmos
Adam
Eve
Hell
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Mr. Sunday
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Egypt
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Jerusalem
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Noah
Jacob
David
Moses
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Paul
Peter
James
Jude
Erratic Event Schedule Fragment from April May Dates
The text lists scattered times and dates across April and May including evenings, afternoons, and mornings. It references numbers like 2,200 and 1,000 but lacks coherent event names or locations. The fragment appears to be a damaged schedule or ad timetable without clear context.
This Date in History Highlights Key Events by Year
A chronological list notes major events across centuries including St Albans 1455, de Gama 1498, Trent 1542, James I baronetcy 1611, Pope Alexander VII death 1667, Pope birth 1688, Russo Swedish peace 1762, Washington declines monarchy 1782, Mungo Park Africa voyage 1795, Steamship Savannah 1819, Sumner assault 1856, Vicksburg 1868, Amnesty bill 1872, Alert search 1884, Hugo death 1885, Managua earthquake 1886, Cronin body 1889, Perier resignation 1894, Kickapoo opening 1895, Bellamy death 1898, Annie Clarke death 1902.
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St. Albans
England
Vasco de Gama
Calicut
Paul IiI
Council of Trent
James I
Order of Baronets
Pope Alexander VII
Alexander Pope
Russia
Sweden
Washington
Mungo Park
Africa
Savannah
Atlantic
London
Charles Sumner
Senate Chamber
Federal
Vicksburg
Congress
Alert
St. John
N. B
Greeley Party
Victor Hugo
Managua
Central America
Cronin
Chicago
France
Casimir Perier
Kickapoo Reservation
Edward Bellamy
Annie Clarke
Early Rockford Settler Mrs Dixon Dies
Mrs Christopher Dixon, an early Rockford settler and mother of Edwin F. Dixon of Freeport, died Monday afternoon. She had lived in Rockford for fifty years.
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Edwin F. Dixon
Freeport
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Mayor endorses Vinci cod liver oil in Freeport Journal
A Freeport letter from Mayor J.S. Darnell praises Vinci cod liver oil for indigestion stomach trouble and nervous debility. The local druggist Joseph Emmert confirms the letter as genuine endorsing Vinci and offering a money back guarantee if it fails to benefit the user.
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Freeport
J.S. Darnell
Frankfort
Joseph Emmert
Darnell
Drauggist
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