Seek the Lord While He May Be Found,Saith Isaiah
In a Talmage sermon the speaker extols Isaiah as the most vivid revealers of Christ among prophets and urges urgent personal religion. He calls for earnest prayer and Bible study, warns against delaying salvation, and uses vivid metaphors from prayer, scripture, and crisis moments to press the need to seek God before the opportunity passes.
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Christ
Isaiah
Josephus
Philo
Sirach
Paul
New York
Venice
Rome
Melbourne
Calcutta
Albany
Grand Central
Kingdom of God
Endeavo
Mas—Anh
Matthew
Congress
Germany
Italy
Howe
Willam Hamilton
Baxter
Hfe
Gettysburg
Mercy
Heaven
God
Calvary
Joseph
Brazil
Niagara Falls Ran Dry In 1848 March Miracle
Congressman Dan Lockwood recalls a March 1848 event when Niagara River halted for hours. Ice formed in Lake Erie and a warm spell melted snows, creating an ice dam that briefly blocked the river, leaving falls dry until the dam broke and waters surged again.
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Dan Lockwood
Buffalo
Niagara
Boston Transcript
Lake Erie
Niagara River
Not Wanted in the Army System of Soldier Records
A Washington correspondent notes that the War Department began personal records of soldiers to identify them. Figure cards recorded marks and details, stored at the surgeon general’s office. An 1904 act barred enlistment of dishonest veterans, making the records valuable to screen out criminals.
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War Department
Washington
New York Commercial Advertiser
Congress
English actress Marie Hulton Linked to Theater Buyout Plan
Miss Marie Hulton an English actress tied to a wealthy husband as recreation. He expects to purchase a theater for her soon as part of their arrangements.
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Marie Hulton
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Prisoner’s Dinner Hour Plea Cited In Court
A transcript shows the prisoner asking to speak briefly before sentencing, quipping that he hopes to reach prison in time for soup before dinner. The judge prompts a final statement and calls for order as proceedings proceed.
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Prigoner
Illinois items show drownings, weddings and political moves
Stephen Donohue of Cross Plains Wisconsin drowned while fishing in the Kankakee river. Miss Stella Brice and William H Melhorn wed in Assumption. Ed Patterson, Rockford jeweler, died by poison then self inflicted gunshot after heartbreak. County boards and elections actions across the state, hotel leases, indictments and a Gypsy leader’s funeral rites near East St. Louis.
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Stephen Donohue
Cross Plains
Wis
Bureau County Board of Supervisors
Clark D. Trost
Richelieu Hotel
Chicago
Windsor Hotel
Bloomington
James D. Baker
Altgeld
Board of Commissioners
Illnois Penitentiary
Campbell S. Hearn
Quincy
Tolono
Sadorus
Parkville
Champaign County
F .E. J. Lloyd
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Hamilton
Ohio
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
Streator
Lacon
Mary A. Bradley
India
Rosana Brown
Marshall
Peru
Oscar Neebe
Haase
Champaign
A. S. Draper
University of Illinois
Springfield
Newell
County Board of Supervisors
W. H. Gibson
Sarah C. Gibson
Creighton
Circuit Court
Montgomery County
Safety Homestead and Loan Association
East St. Louis
Edward Lane
Hillsboro
Illinois
John J. McLean
Albert Youngs
St Louis
Saratoga
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St. Clair County
Paterson
N. J
Grand
Brown
Rockford
Schweinfurth
Peter Weldon
Rinaker- Downing
Montstuart Mansion: The World’s Largest Private Home
The Montstuart mansion near Rothesay, England, owned by Lord Bute, covers nearly two acres. Built in Gothic style, it features stone walls and a 120 foot central tower with a balcony. Marble and alabaster halls and mahogany rooms fill the interior. costs are not precisely known but never less than eight million nine hundred thousand dollars.
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Montstuart
L Old Bute
Rothesay
England
The World’s Finest Theaters and Big Opera Houses
Paris claims the finest theaters in the world with solid stone construction and marble floors across several acres. La Scala in Milan boasts the largest seating capacity, while Chicago's Auditorium, completed in 1889, seats 7,000 people, ranking highly in capacity.
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Paris
la Scala
Milan
Chicago
Novel by Archduchess Stephania Set for April Release
Archduchess Stephania of Austria announces a new novel to be published early in April. The imperial author has engaged several distinguished Austrian artists to illustrate the production.
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Stephania
Austria
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