Ascension Reflections From Pastor Russell Sermon
In Stockholm on May 23 Pastor Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle preached to a large crowd, via an interpreter, outlining Christ’s forty day ministry after the Resurrection. He stressed that the apostles learned Jesus was a risen spirit being and that flesh and blood cannot inherit the Kingdom, calling believers to faith, sanctification, and the reception of gifts for the church’s edification.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Apostle
Christ Jesus
John vii
Peter James
Jobo
of Galilee
St Peter
Peter
Simon Peter
Mount of Olives
Jerusalem
Jesus
Galilee
Heaven
Invisible Prince of Darkness
Abraham
Ise
Jacob
St Paul
David
St. Paul
St. Peter
Bey
Church
New Jerusalem
Judas
Paul
Christ
Babes
Inga
Lara
Attacked by a Lion While Resting in Africa
An eyewitness account recounts a man’s brutal encounter with a man eating lion in a Cape to Cairo expedition hut. The animal dragged him from bed, mauling and sucking blood before a companion and torches enabled a hunter to shoot and kill the beast.
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St. Michael Podmore
Podmore
Pacific Ocean
Cape
Cairo
Africa
Jitspi
Nkanga
Jack
London Teas
Soothing the Waves Off With Oil Filled Bags
A New York Press description explains using oil soaked bags of oakum and kerosene hung from ship davits to calm rough seas. The method reduces giant breakers to smooth swells, aiding movement on deck, with paint sloshed on lee quarters and improvised sheets to slow seas when oil bags cannot be deployed.
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New York Press
Summit of Fuji Awakens a New Dawn over Japan
The article extols sunrise from Fuji's summit as a sacred spectacle in Japan, likening it to Benares prayers and praising the lakes Shoji and Motosu for their sapphire beauty. Quotes Herbert G. Ponting from Metropolitan Magazine and adds brief jokes about couples and musicians.
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Japan
Fuji
Benares
Hindoos
Ganges
Namre
Shoji
Motosu
Herbert G. Ponting
Metropolitan Magazine
Australian report on five diseases and a secret fifth
Jack Condon notes from Australia that five diseases are discussed four known to science, leaving a fifth mystery to doctors. He hints the elusive third, perhaps the most troubling, remains largely unexplained and costly to medicine.
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Jack Condon
Australia
Notice to Taxpayers of Taylor County WV Board of Review
Notice to taxpayers announcing the Taylor County Board of Review and Equalization meeting at the courthouse starting July 3, 1909, to hear complaints on property assessments. The board may adjust values through motions, with final assessments upon adjournment. Dated June 8, 1909, Hayward Fleming, Clerk.
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Taylor County
West Virginia
Board of Review and Equalization
Hayward Fleming
Clerk County Court
Order of Publication in Taylor County Chancery
Mary Finnegan et al. vs John W McClung et al. and Charles Guard trustee. Pending in Taylor County Circuit Court West Virginia. June 26 1909 date set to execute order of reference to value real estate conveyed July 13 1908 and to report liens payments and account of Charles Guard trustee with rent lien of Mary Finnegan. Commissioner C Lawson signs.
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Mary Finegan
John W McClung
Charles P. Guard
J. B. Sandy
Circuit Court
Taylor County
W. Va
Grafton
West Virginia
John W. McClung
Heith McClung
Mary Finnegan
Taylor County Bank
Thomas F. Welsh
George Whitescarver
Chas P. Guard
C. Lawson
Reed buys Latrobe Street barber shop in Fairmont
Mr. C. L. Reed of Fairmont has purchased the Bol yard Brothers barber shop on Latrobe street and assumed control of the business this morning. John Coleman, the shine, a fixture of the shop, accompanied the sale and will stay at the old stand.
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Daily Sentinel
C. L. Reed
Fairmont
Bol Yard Brothers
Latrobe Street
John Coleman
Shine
Notice to Lien Holders in Williams Case at Grafton
Notice to all lien holders on the real estate of Charles G Williams. In Taylor County West Virginia a decree requires presenting all claims liens for adjudication by June 17 1909 at the office in Grafton. Also notice that on June 17 1909 the court will order to ascertain title condition rental and due payments for the defendant Charles G Williams in a chancery cause at the Court House in Grafton.
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Charles G. Williams
Circuit Court
Taylor County
Grafton
West Virginia
G. W. Ford
A. W. Burdett
C. M. McDade
Charles @. Williams
Samuel R. Barr
Real Estate & Improvement Company of
Baltimore City
Maryland
J. B. Shroyer
O. N. Rosler
J. O. Jno
John W. McClung
C. Lawson
City of
C. C. Lawson
Peoples National Bank
J.B. Pagd Tersom Et Als
Said
James B. Patterson
G. C G. Lawson
Gratton
C. ©. Lawson
Chancery
Mary Jane Brown
Lightning Kills Horse on Husafon Farm Near City
Lightning struck a horse owned by James Husafon on the Hus afon farm east of the city shortly after noon today, killing the animal instantly. The horse, valued at 200, was standing under a tree at the time of the strike.
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Daily Sentinel
James Hus_afon
Saloon Closed for Debt on Latrobe Street
Thomas L. Shuttlesworth, who operates a saloon at Latrobe Street and McGraw alley, faced closure today by Sheriff Hefner for failure to meet financial obligations. SWERT MELODY FLOUR.
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Daily Sentinel
Thomas L. Shuttlesworth
Latrobe Street
McGraw Alley
Hefner
Multiple County Notices and Public Auctions in Taylor WV
Public notices from Taylor County West Virginia reference creditors lien holders and real estate actions involving John W. McClung James B Patterson Mary Jane Brown and others. Special commissioner sales of Thornton Fire Brick Company stock and a chancery order reference to determine property titles rents and loan priorities with deadlines in June and July 1909.
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