Pastor Russell in Lynn on eternal life and judgment
The Brooklyn Tabernacle preacher spoke in Lynn Mass about misreading scriptures on hell and eternal punishment. He argued God offers later opportunities through Christ and that the wicked face annihilation not eternal torment, citing Jude and Sodom as examples. He warned against delaying for a second chance and urged reliance on Bible testimony and the mediation of Messiah.
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St. Peter
Sodom
Dead Sea
Adam
Christ
Calvary
Messiah
Israel
God
Pastor Russell
Church
The Vengeance of Eternal Fire in Prophecy and Covenant
A compact exploration of biblical judgment and restitution, citing Jude and Luke, arguing Sodom and Gomorrah faced destruction not eternal torture but a warning example. It discusses future restitu tion under Messiah and the New Covenant, the elects role as judges, and the fate of the wicked contrasted with the blessed path to eternal life for the restored and faithful.
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Sodom
Gomorrah
Jesus
Samaria
Messiah
Israel
Chorazzin
Bethsaida
Tyre
Sidon
St. Jude
Lot
Capernaum
Redeemer
God
St. Paul
Ezekiel
Tarael
Ezekiel Xyi
Apostle
Church of the Firstborns
Saved Israel
Secret marriages between masters and servants told
A long, lurid recounting of unions where men wed their maids and noble ladies married footmen. It cites Munby and Cullwick, Sir Henry Parke and his scullery maid, plus a Mayoress and a Beatrice signature flap. Also recalls an earl’s widow claim with a seven year old heir.
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Munby
Hannah Cullwick
Sir Henry Parke
Sir Henry
Lady Parke
Mayor
Mayoresa
Beatrice
Sally
High Winds Halt Scottish Trains On Windy Highlands
Strong gales sweep Scotland causing four trains to stop as forceful winds disrupt service across the highlands. Officials warn of continued blustery conditions affecting routes and schedules.
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Scotland
Scotch Highlands
War Chief Honors Across Six Nations Read Like Royal Distinctions
A late British-era feature notes Six Nations honorary chiefs include King George V and King Edward, with Sir Henry Pellatt and Count de Lesseps added for their flamboyant pageants. It recalls Mohawk Turtle Clan honors, the Diamond Jubilee spectacle, and the prestige of chieftain titles tied to loyalty to Britain.
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King Edward
King George
Duke of Connaught
Henry Pellatt
Q.C.R. Reunion
Count de Lesseps
George V
Council of the Six Nations of
Indiana
Brantford
Ontario
George
Prince of Wales
Mohawk chiefs and a Canadian convention bid echo a colonial past
The article recalls Mohawk leaders and a monument to Thayendanegea Brant, detailing Perc y Wood’s commission to erect the Six Nations tribute near Brantford. It then notes Victoria’s bid to host a major conference, with civic groups backing a plan to attract American labor and library circles, amid festive events and cultural exchange.
Gods. Army Pageant organizer Benson’s athletic past told
Mr F R Benson who organized the Army Pageant at Fulham England is famed as one of the most athletic actors. He won the three mile race at Inter Varsity sports and Father Adderley recalled Benson’s hair flying as he raced at Oxford and Lillie Bridge. Benson shares amusing tales of his stage life and recalls a quip from a small town audience.
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F. R. Benson
Fulham
Eng
Father Adderley
Benson
Oxford
Lillie Bridge
The Next Canadian Census Planned for June 1 1911
The forthcoming Canadian census will be taken on June 1 1911 and cover population, mortality, agriculture, manufactures, minerals, fisheries and dairy. It records residence, personal description, citizenship, occupation, education, language, and infirmities for every person on June 1.
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Canada
Pose
Hays Lesson In Diligence From Early Career
The anecdote centers on C M Hays then a teen in the Atlantic and Pacific Railway's passenger dept in St Louis. When vice president Thomas C Talmage asked the time Hays focused on work and misheard the request. This moment led Talmage to select Hays as private secretary and confidant, shaping his career.
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Hays
Talmage
Reporter Relays Misheard Fire Report From Neighboring Town
A reporter sent to cover a house fire asks for the lady of the house. The maid says she is out and the family is away. The reporter recalls a previous fire that was also out when he visited. The Caledonia Banner notes the mix up in the tale.
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Lato
Caledonia
Beeton Boy's Success and Shelburne Gardener Anecdotes
Shelburne amateur gardeners report strong yields with H. Fen ton's garden producing a fine mess of green peas on July 7. Beeton Boy H. Fen ton is praised for early success. A minister away from home left his wife and child to cope alone, the mother urging prayer for protection and the daughter promising better plans next time.
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Shelburne
Fenton
Sifton's Maritime Provinces man becomes Alberta minister
Charles Richmond Mitchell thirty seven, from the Maritime Provinces, is named Attorney General and Minister of Education in Alberta. A physician style life, he lived in Medicine Hat since 1898, served as district court judge from 1907, earlier crown prosecutor, and city solicitor. He married Clara Fraser last year.
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Charles Richmond Mitchell
Maritime Provinces
Statesman
Medicine Hat
Bifton
Alberta
C. R. Mitchell
Canada
Sifton
James Mitchell
New Brunswick
Newcastle
N.B
Harkin’s Academy
University New Brunswick
Fredericton
Charles R Mitcrell
Andrew G. Blair
St. John
B.C.L
King’s College
Windsor
L. J. Tweedie
Chatham
Calgary
Cypress Hills
Clara
Alexander Fraser
St. Thomas, Ont
Memorial to Wauchope at Black Watch luncheon
A Edinburgh luncheon for the Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) featured Mrs. Wauchope, widow of Gen Wauchope, delivering a tremulous tribute to fallen officers and men of the South Africa campaign. Col Grogan stressed the memory of Gen Wauchope and his comrades should be revered by the regiment while it endures.
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Wauchope
Edinburgh
Black Watch
Royal Highlanders
South Africa
Highland Brigade
Magersfontein
Soldier Sir Ian Hamilton Poised for Malta Post
A commander in the British army, Sir Ian Hamilton is set to go to Malta in place of Lord Kitchener. Described as taciturn and reserved, he is famed for eloquent silence. An official once noted that one of Hamilton's grunts can express more than many people. He is renowned both as an administrator and for his field services.
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Sir Ian Hamilton
Malta
Lord Kitchener
Tun
War Office
Hamilton
Ian
Execution of Wardani Wardani in Cairo
The young Nationalist Wardani Wardani was hanged in Cairo for killing Boutros Pasha the Egyptian Premier. At the moment of execution he recited the Islamic declaration and added that liberty and independence are gifts of God. A bystander noted that his gamekeeper wore ear muffs for the cold.
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Wardani Wardani
Boutros Pasha
Cairo
Wardani
Muhammedan
God
Mohammed
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