Behold He Prayeth A Sermon on Sincerity in Prayer
Pastor Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle addressed Glens Falls listeners on two occasions. He warned against formalistic prayers unseen by the heart, citing Jesus on public piety and stressing that God seeks worship in spirit and truth. He traced Saul’s conversion, noting blindness, humility, and a renewed mind as signs of true prayer.
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Glens Falls
Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Ananias
Baul
Tarsus
Saul
Church of Christ
Christ
Jesus
Damascus
Eax
Anaalas
Saul of
Heaven
Behold He Prayeth and the Praying Life of Believers
The discourse emphasizes inner purity and sincerity in prayer. It contrasts prayer as form with prayer from a heart aligned to God, citing acts of devotion, the throne of grace, and the believer’s access through Christ. It discusses who may pray, the world’s need, and the special role of the Elect in salvation. It ends urging reverent, purposeful prayer and reliance on divine grace.
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Fife
Throne of Heavenly Gras
St. Paul
Tabernacle
Jesus
Becaus
Christ
Apostle
Fall
Grac
Lord's Elect
Timothy
Claude Haley Dies Sunday in Bridgeport
Claude Wilbert Haley died Sunday at 8 a.m. at his Main street home after a long illness of tuberculosis and dropsy. Born April 25, 1875 in Bridgeport, he was the last survivor of his family and married six years ago to Emma Marquiss. Funeral Tuesday at Hammond church with Rev. Howard officiating. interment in Hammond cemetery. Also note an unrelated drug advertisement for Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy.
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Claude Wilbert Haley
Main Street
Mr. Haley
Bridgeport
Jefferson
Mary Haley
Emma Marquiss
Hugh Marquiss
Haymond Church
Grafton
H. C. Howard
Andrews M. B. Church
John A. McCabe
Arrested for Street Affair on Latrobe Street
Tom Moran, implicated in Saturday night rioting on Latrobe street, was arrested this afternoon by sheriff Hefner on a warrant. Bonds are being arranged and he is expected to be freed until his testimony is needed at trial.
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Moran
Hefner
Daily Sentinel
Tom Moran
Latrobe Street
Barrett Out on Bond After Latrobe Street Riot
Rich Barrett, connected to the Latrobe street strike riot, was released on bail today and will appear at the forthcoming trial once the injured man in the hospital can testify. Arrangements were made for his release, and he is expected to face the court as soon as possible.
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Daily Sentinel
Rich Barrett
Latrobe Street
Great Campaign Against Dread Tuberculosis
Des Moines editor takes charge of Dexter Iowa merchants to prove city methods boost prosperity. Grafton letters urge tuberculosis crusade with West Virginia exhibit, educate citizens, and tally deadly costs. Sentinel plans daily tuberculosis lessons as civic drive grows nationwide.
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Des Moines
Iowa
W. J. Pilkington
Merchants’ Trade Journal
Dexter
Pilkington
Middle West
Grafton
West Virginia Anti-Tuberculosis League
Taylor County
Sentinel
United States
Striking Motormen Tie Up Pittsburg Transit
Three thousand motormen and conductors walked out in Pittsburg halting city and suburban rail travel. One car ran, carrying U S mail under police protection after two superintendents took control. Strikers stayed orderly despite limited disturbances as shuttle trains moved suburban riders. Ministers criticized the strike in Sunday sermons.
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Pittsburg
United States Mail
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
West Virginia Patents Listed for West Virginia Inventors
Patent lawyer 7 H. E. Dunlap of Wheeling and Washington reports patents issued to West Virginia inventors. Names include L. Wilson of Sidney for telegraph key, T. Taylor and W. M. Stuart of Parkersburg for an invalid bed, and W. A. Johnson and H. Holden for a trap door for mines.
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West Virginia
H. E. Dunlap
Wheeling
W. Va
McGill
Washington, D. C
L. Wilson
Sidney
T. Taylor
W. M. Stuart
Parkersburg
W. A. Johnson
H. Holden
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery The Common Sense Adviser
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Sage’s Catarrh Remedy as safe alcohol free medicines with glycerine, claiming they cure chronic catarrh coughs and stomach troubles while cautioning they cannot cure advanced consumption. It promotes the Common Sense Medical Adviser and offers a cloth bound copy mailed for 31 cents.
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Dr. Pierce
Sage
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
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People’s Pulpit
Charles T. Russell
Pastor Russell
Emile
Claude Haley
Long Hess
Barrett
Rooseveltt
Washington
Nature
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