Fairs of the World and Tyre as Moral Metaphor
A preacher discusses the ancient Tyre fairs from Ezekiel to modern expositions. He compares Tyre’s wealth and variety to world fairs, citing horses, gems, spices, purple dye, and cash crops. He links these visions to later global fairs from Dagobert to New York and Boston, urging nations to honor historic civics and Christian ideals.
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Wardane
Tyre
Alexander
Brooklyn
New York
Alex Stie
Baalbec
Palmyra
Thebes
Memphis
Carthage
Babylon
Tne
Xor
Jericho
Ezekiel
House of
Togarmah
Mediterranean
Gilead
Dagobert
St. Bartholomew
Pesth
Leipsic
Perth
London
Columbus
Martin Pinton
Call for 1892 World’s Fair Peace and Religion Unity
A sermon urges Chicago to host the 1892 World’s Fair as a force for peace and moral renewal. It promotes Christian unity among denominations, warns against foreign vices, and calls for a global peace congress, evangelization efforts, and a strong Sabbath defense amid expo preparations. The speaker lambasts war, praises cities, and appeals to national leaders to embrace religious harmony, science, and charity.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Pauli
Minneapolis
Tacoma
Seattle
Europe
Hpiana
Martin van Buren
John Incy Adams
Phrygia
Pamphylia
Cyrene
Rome
Cretes
Asia
South America
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
America
North
Washington
French Republic
United States
Africa
Boulanger
France
Germany
Russia
Englan
Senate
House of Representatives
Havana
Christian Commission
Antietam
Hagerstown
Christendom
Bethlehem
Philadelphia
Brussels
St. Petersburg
Earl of Kintore
Lord Cairns
Lord Shaftesbury
Lazaretto
Mount Sinai
Under the arches of the chief building and marriage of Capital and Labor
A fragment praising unity at a world fair, then a vivid account of swallows gathering on wires in Hartford. Observers counted about seven thousand two hundred swallows in one flock near South Wethersfield, preparing to migrate south.
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South Wethersfield
Hartford Courant
Isaac H. German
Wurtaboro
Pe Tafisville
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Talmage
Son of
David
Tipa
Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation
Broom
ICUL
Scott's
Boott & BO
Wat. Ayers & Sons
Allan
Cigars & Cigarettes
Zrebhold, N. J
Bright
David Benzaiy
Rondont
B. C
David Kennedy
Frank Strait
New Halloburgh
N. Y
Rondout
Morley
Whitenack & Bordine
Tecumseh, Mich
Pittsburg
Appli
Cation
A Sedle & Sons
Jewelers
Fifth Avenue
Penn’a
the Presbyterian Banner
Pittsburg, PA
THE
Indiana Progress
Presbyterian
Progres
B.C. Allen
Gars— Son
Salem
W. H. Games
Yalosku
Reonghio
J. Eibangor
Hoase
Waitese
Avery
Tedd
Coubtre
Aremia
G. T. Jones
Indiana, Pa
P.A.R. Co
Cunningham
J. T. Boucher
Philadelphia St
Pitcher
Pittsburg Exposition
Federal ST
Allegheny, PA
Sieinia
D. Anthony
Sutton Bros. & Bell
LABG
Preeetis
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