Three Fires Muster as Brooklyn Preacher Rides World Tour
In a May 14 1694 departure note from Brooklyn pastor T De Wat Tauuan he reflects on three fires consuming his Brooklyn Tabernacle, the meaning of the disaster, and how it presses him toward humility and a broader mission as he begins a journey around the world with family and supporters watching. He recalls cross continental rail travel, meetings with notable figures, and warns against idolizing buildings or praise while forecasting new doors opening after the blaze. He closes from San Francisco on May 36, noting a sleeping car berth confusion amid travel logistics.
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Brooklyn
William M. Evarte
American
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Judge Field
United States Supreme Court
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Brooklyn Tabernacles
Teros
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Mount Calvary
Mount Sinai
Desert
Paril
Greece
Marshill
Christendom
Pacific Coast
Ge Dency
Petra
Bethonaht
Goodby
T. de Wat Tauuan
San Francisco
Aunt Fanny's Health Restorer Promoted For Digestive Ailments
An 1880s advertisement touts Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Amnic Salve cures for neuralgia rheumatism stomach trouble sores and fevers. It lists users from Wisconsin Illinois and Pennsylvania and claims thousands benefited. The piece ends by offering a free sample of the nerve tonic and credits Daugherty Bros.
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H Clifford
New Cassel
Wis
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
John Speaker
Catawba
Tom E. Hildebrand
Indiana
Wm. I. Moore
Homer City
Milt G. Miller
Blairsville
Fanny
Daugherty Bros
Farmers invited to view Standardbred horses in Indiana PA
Notice invites farmers to call and see Standard bred horses at W F Hays stable on East Oak Street Indiana Pennsylvania. Mayor Isaac Beck the carragemaker can furnish the finest buggies carriages and light wagons and runs the towns only first class repair shop opposite Clawson House.
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W. F. Hays
East Oak Street
Indiana
Parémayor
Isaac Beck
Clawson House
Spectacle fitter offers one year repair guarantee and free adjustments
A local watch and jewelry dealer advertises a one year written guarantee on all repair work and declares spectacles fittings with free replacements until customer satisfaction. Shoppers are invited to have eyes examined at no cost and told to avoid badly fitting spectacles. Equally great values in woolen goods are promised.
Most Dangerous Locality Wall Street, New York City
A visitor seeks the town’s most dangerous area before departure. A resident guides him through Wall Street, revealing the irony that the famed financial district may be the city’s perilous spot. The Springfield Republican comments on journalistic ethics, noting it printed the Ten Commandments as an advertisement.
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New York City
Springfield Republican
Somerville Journal
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Miles
People’s
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Cheney Bros
Campbell & Dick
Fifth Ave
Wall Street
Detroit Free Press
Journalistic Enterprise
Ayers Carsapari
Ayer
D.M
Norcatur
Kaus
J.C. Ayer
Wheeler & Wilson
Wheeler & Wilson M’s’g Co
Philadelphia
Work & Young
Water Street
Infante
Ancugs
M. D
Oxford St
N.Y
Canice Marryx
D. D
Eowan F. Panoss
30Th Street
7Th Ave
W. L. Douglass
Sharretts’ Shoe Store
American House
Indiana, PA
F. J. Johnson
Philadelphia Street
J. H. Brilhart & Son
J. H. Brilhart