World Recreated in 21st Century Gospelization Vision
An imagined tour of a resurrected world where crime ends, poverty fades, and religion reshapes politics, trade, and international life. A guide, the spirit of the twenty first century, shows transformed prisons, hospitals, markets, schools, and arbritration halls, asserting universal peace and abundance.
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Washington
Talmage
Reubens
Michael Angelo
Ariel
Navani
Atlantic
Pacific
Pyrenees
Himalayas
Tom Paine
Ingersoll
Moses
David Hume
Voltaire
Ephesus
Vision of a Transcendent New World and Eternal Praise
The narrator envisions a twenty first century guided by divine transformation across land and sea. Sin is eradicated and disease cured while humanity is emancipated, with prophecies of Zion and universal kingship under Jesus Christ. The piece recalls a pilgrim journey from nineteenth century beginnings to a heavenly present, inviting reflection on a perfected earth.
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Earth
Marengo
Chalons
Lod
Bridge
Lucknow
Sol
Germany
France
Alsace
Lorraine
United States
Spain
Cuba
Christ
Heaven
Zion
Jesus Christ
Harpers of
Universe
Alvan
End of Malachi Lessons on God and Judgment
The lesson interprets Malachi and Galatians with guidance from Rev. D. M. Stearns, urging faithfulness amid doubt. It contrasts present prosperity with future judgment, cites Abel and Moses, and explains the coming of Christ, the sun of righteousness, and the day of the Lord, stressing obedience and the end of the law for believers.
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D. M. Stearns
David
Asaph
Light
Job
Luke xvi
Abel
Enoch
Noah
Abraham
Moses
Christ
Israel
Elijah
Joh the Baptist
Jesus
John
Gabriel
Lord
Lohn i
Egypt
Jesus Christ
God
John iii
Jobo
Pen Chisel and Brush in Nineteenth Century Arts Notes
A survey of artists and writers including Constantine Mennier a Fleming active in collieries and a Boston lady meeting Ibsen in Christiania. Sir Lewis Morris to tour lecturing in November praised as a popular British poet. Verestchagin to receive the Nobel for pacific ideas and Kaiser Wilhelm lauds his antiwar art. Robert Barr nixes routine work claiming a freewheeling approach to writing.
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Constantine Mennier
Boston
Ibsen
Christiania
Holmes
Lewis Morris
Lewis
Verestchagin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Robert Barr
Klondike Headlines Spur Public Interest and Relief
The clamor around the Klondike rush promptsSubscription drives for relief funds and warnings from papers about hardships. Editors note many new Klondike companies form to mine gold while explorers brace for extreme cold and scarce stores along the trail.
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Klondike
Boston Post
Klondikers
San Francisco Call
Indianapolis News
Yukon
Philadelphia Press
San Francisco Chronicle
Political Quips From News Commentary
Quotes from the Indianapolis News New York Journal and Boston Herald critiquing spoils system civil service reform and politicians. It notes Librarian John Russell Young plans a blind department for the congressional library to aid many statesmen in Washington.
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Indianapolis News
New York Journal
John Russell Young
Congressional Library
Washington
Boston Herald
Suburban Life Sparks Personal Plans and Wages Talk
In a suburban exchange a resident notes financial gains from a change in lifestyle. She anticipates earning five dollars more weekly, enough to spend on cigars and small comforts, while a neighbor predicts difficulty finding future workers for the area. The remarks reflect everyday economic concerns in the suburbs.
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