Doing What Cannot Be Done Sermon at Hanson Place
The Brooklyn sermon by Dr. Charles Hdward Locke on Matthew 17 20 proclaims that faith as a grain of mustard seed enables the impossible through Jesus. He links biblical miracles and social reform to gospel optimism, condemns liquor advertising, and urges Christians to overcome obstacles, recognize dignity, and pursue abolition of slavery and war.
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the Ray
Charles Hdward Locke
Hanson Place
Raphael
Jesus
Galilee
Philip
Andrew
Tertullian
Richard Cobden
General Armstrong
Hampton
Carlsle
Sluggard
Mirabeau
Napoleon
Rome
Christendom
Methodist Church
Old Gambrinus
Mar
Hes
Lincoln
Supremacy of Christ Contradicts Christian Identity
The Examiner argues that those who deny the spiritual supremacy and lordship of Jesus Christ cannot be Christians, regardless of admiration for his character or teachings. Mortalists, philosophers, and even doctors of divinity may resemble believers, but they lack the right to bear the name Christian.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
God
Father
The Part of Wisdom in Silence and God
A reflective passage attributed to Isabella Fitz Mayo urges that true peace lies in God. It counsels keeping silence during evil times and turning inward to find steadiness, regardless of human judgment.
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Iisabella Fitz Mayo
When You Lose by Blackie on salvation’s progress
General notions about sin and salvation gain no aid for the blessed Ife. In a journey, milestones fall behind as you advance or stay stationary. one nobler triumph after another must fade away, or your chance is lost. Professor Blackie.
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Professor Blackie
Fetterman siege remembered at old Fort Phil Kearny
General Henry B. Carrington and survivors revisited the Fetterman massacre site in Wyoming. The 1866 ambush left eighty three soldiers dead. Carrington inspected Massacre Hill, noted the monument and bronze shield, and recalled the siege that followed the Wood Creek trail clash.
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Henry B. Carrington
Old Fort
Phil Kearny
Fetterman
Wyoming
Red Cloud
Custer
Custer Hill
Dakota
Fort Phil Kearny
Bozeman Trail
Fort Wags
Carrington
Sullivant Hill
Highteenth Infantry
Second Cavalry
W. J. Fetterman
Lodges Trail Ridge
Fort
Wheatley
Fisher
Lodge Trail Ridge
Grummond
James Powell
Powell
Prominent People Mentioned In Brief Notices
A collection of brief items notes life events and actions of notable figures. Sir Henry Irving’s biography is forthcoming. Leslie Carter, ex-wife of an actress, died in Chicago. Andrew D. White visits Berlin post-retirement. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. to work at Hartford Carpet Works. Frank Parsons of Boston University dies. Peary dispatches from Utah on a polar dash. Lord Northcote arrives en route from Sydney to Manila. George W. Wingate supports opening public playgrounds Sundays. Frank Huntington Snow dies in Belton Kansas aged sixty-eight. Roosevelt designates Frank Pierce for Trans-Mississippi Congress in San Francisco. Morosini will leaves $675,000 to eloped daughter. three children get $150,000 each. Brigadier Scott Girard of the Volunte ers of America attempts self-harm with strychnine.
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Sir Henry Irving
Leslie Carter
Chicago
Andrew D. White
Berlin
Germany
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Hartford Carpet Works
Thompsonville
Lord Northcote
Commonwealth of Australia
Sydney
China
Manila
George W. Wingate
Frank Huntington Snow
University of Kansas
Belteheld
Kan
Iowa
the Volunteers of America
Austere ruling in Fall River non-support case
Judge Lovatt presided over a Marlford Courant report, upholding a strict view in a non-support matter. He discharged husband Reuben Lenkovitz while asserting that if the head of the household eats corn beef and cabbage, the wife should as well unless a physician’s orders say otherwise.
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Fall River
Lovatt
Riots Out West Show National Parallels in Strife
The Atlanta Constitution notes that recent race disturbances in the western states reflect patterns seen across the nation, arguing social unrest and tensions are not isolated to a single region but indicate broader, continuing conflict.
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Mehemet Ali
Europe
London
West
Atlanta Constitution
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Lazatud
New York
Mean
Peter
Niagara Falls
Nicodemus
Moody and
Sankey
John
Charles Wesley
Bunker Hill Monument
Webster
Massachusetts Statesman
Bunker Hill
Cross
Captain Fetterman's Beast
William Brown
Alda
Ned Cloud
Ward
New York ; Tribune
Democrat
Franklin Sansom
the Democrat’s Clubbing List
National Stockman and Farmer and Democrat
The
Commoner and Democrat
New York Daily World
New York Sunday World
World
Pittsburg Daily Post
Philadelphia Daily North American
Pittsburg Evening Sun and Democrat
Pittsburg Evening Telegraph
Democrat World Almanac
the Democrat
Church Street
Indiana
OFO
W. S. Daugherty
Philadelphia St
J. Wood Clark
Marshall Building
David Blair
Philadelphia Street
John N. Banks
Banks Building
Philadelphia
Stre
John H. Pierge
Offee
Qunningham Building
Indians, Pa
John H. Hill
Omee
Mariner's Bank Saliée
Court Place
Harry W. Fer
Mos
George J, Feit
Hooma
Jad To
Mr. C. Watson
C. H. Toma
Parmer’s Bank
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