Vision of Heaven and earthly revival at a revival meeting
An account of a Seventh Day Baptist revival where a young woman under intense religious influence, after a long fast, spoke of heaven and salvation. She described visions of the afterlife, foretold a nine o'clock return to earth, and inspired widespread conversions as the congregation prayed and testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev
Nev, Son. Bersile
Salisbury
Geller
Hipelgiius
Cortiin Bf
Pecenis
Garae
Fmeli O Paclur
John Taylor
Belion
Eplion
Miehers
Loukk
Niiua
Almut Pine
Fey Farler
Cuaichar
Mayne
Mr White
Hono
Earth
J. N. Pershing
Tal
Yiethin
Timmy
Erie
Gervanits
Logeing on Both Sides A Lively Commercial Yarn
A fragmented tale of mercantile credit troubles and a cornered partnership. A misdrawn letter reveals a failed firm facing collapse, with talk of a whistle and an impending loss. The scene centers on two partners and their distressed Chicago creditors as they debate remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osion Commercial
Suiletinal
Ile
Rminhis
Shrukage
Valhaveles
Uv Unisfornaie
Custumer
Ley
Chicago
Pike
Rust
Tahways
Belge
Briskettle
The Letter Read Aloud By Two Townsmen
The scene centers on Pike Shorters and Rust as they read a disputed letter. They debate its contents about a war and a proposed payment, with the letter mentioning a night train and payment terms. The men argue over the implications and connections, while Pike and Shorters examine the document for clues and possible actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Jonk
Saibhe
Shorters
Wasliler
Bulge
Pike, Rust & Co
De Witt Clinton and Genet in an 18th century dialogue
Fragmentary speech recounts a New York Historical Society address discussing citizen Genet and his aerial navigation ideas. Clinton recalls a quaker’s plan involving Genet to ease tensions between cities, with social visits and cross air travel proposed as a remedy. The tale includes a humorous exchange about naval and political navigation and a tragic end to a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aitatas
New York Historical Society
Wo. GC. Lryuut
Thave
Genet
New York
Teuw
Tke Amatti
Renee
de Witt Clinton
Reir
Baihi
Hivllande
Pudaou
Teyani
de Addhd
Pati
Mwuniaily
Clinton
Hanson
bin Mame
Troy
Perkazis
Genet Isa
Washington
Wrance
Great Britain
Seward Bag
Lit
Uited
Kung
Seward
Tix
Tix Stated That During the Journey To and Trea
Pekin
Trudgers
Navy Department
Caraly
Lisnany
China
General Lee death cause traced to broken heart
Doctors Madison and Barton describe Gen. Lee’s death from severe mental strain and broken heart after years of Civil War service. They attribute underlying passive brain congestion and extreme emotional burden from loss and war, noting no acute neurological event but marked debility and exhaustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Madison
EH. T. Barton
Gen. Lee
Richmond
Louisville
Srnad
Jong
Lees
Lin
Lee
Peroni
St Petersburg Sinking as Kisvyria Becomes Third Russian Capital
An antique account notes Kisvyria Kiev rising as Russia elevates a fortified city to third capital status. It places Kiev in western Prussia, details Dnieper geography, and discusses shifting imperial centers with Peter the Great’s era memory. It cites population figures and broad regional implications for Moscow and St. Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kisv
Kiev
Russia
Prussia
Europe
St Petersburg
Moscow
Dnieper
Ss. Sophn
Weatwinnister Abbey
Goevernor
Getan
Yuma St
Will
Peter the Great
Apou
Jonson
Reneayal
Usara
Empire
St. Petersburg
The Land versus the Sea encroaching on Whitby coast
Coast erosion tale contrasts eastern encroachment on England with a Whitby slip. The sea threatens village graveyard, homes, and wildlife as it slowly devours land, while local maps of old coastal features show the changing shoreline and growing danger to property and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Usis
Whitby
Scarborough
Degenther
Paul Edie Lock
Jerevyley
Temperance Column Urges Abolition of Intoxicants
A temperance column argues against alcohol use citing biblical interpretation and urges readers to oppose venders of intoxicating drinks. It outlines penalties for furnishing liquor, the legal risks to family members and officials, and laments the harm caused by drunkenness while calling for enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dor
Weill
Cnurt
Guarian
Custer
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Exndeanra Progress PA
Philadelphia
Irbiana, Indiana County
Bibe Maw
Fou
A. Witeon
Tewart & Clarity Atiiney Atta, Pruett
Pantidenttue
Pearis
Berganges Aiandee
Miem
John
Ihe
Kev
Aview
Lyon
Paw
Ind Stadt
Baad Attvid
Attvornzys AF Lat
Ey-At-Las
H C. Campbell
Karebit
A. Winsox
Wheir & Gibson
Connadora
Iorsti Averue
Pittsburg
Blairstiele Bau Slem
Bhaiksvi Lhe
Indianacg
Cota Oy
Hin
Palmer
Runyan
WM. M. Stewart
B. K. Tamtsun
B. KK. Jamizhn
Raneers
Philadilfusa
AL Hinds
Toler
Deters
North Fish Street
Failadeltoia
Cor, Commerce
St-F
Wo Dow Glass Wareevouil
Benjamin I Sudemaker
North Fourth Street
Moorhead
Batrroam
Sinsabangk
da Witt Clinton
Nareigse
Generel RE. Lee
Legislative
Eee
Ain
Sue
Lance
oWell
Kansas
Leavenworth
Haldeman Sand Dadge Vaughn
Themperance
Txuler
Txdiaka 4 - Temperance Union
Temperance Unies
Indian, Pa
Cana
Paul
Timothy
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