Would You Like to Live Your Life Over Again
The Brooklyn sermon by Rev. T. De Witt Talmage argues life cannot be relived. He notes the futility of a Fountain of Youth fantasy, warns against returning to youth, and urges making the remaining years holy. He cites Job as a warning and urges forward focus, homeward repentance, and renewed labor for God.
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Satan
Job
Job Victor
Gentienen
Bahamas
Yeuuh
Juan Ponce de Leon
Colamedus
Fele Rie
Pountain
America
le Crean Porty
Rico
Arong
Caime
Aamini
Pahaw
Linse
Aoanisanthrops
Kevin
Italy
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Westchester Turnpike
Luzerne
Cayuga Lake
Fife
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Oakland
Hoboken
Marion
England
Wales
Brady Mook
God
Royal Banking House
Grandfather
Heaven
Tor
Christ Jesus
Express Robbers In The Toils In 1890s News
A multi-item roundup from Seattle to Newark details the capture of express robbers in San Francisco and Oakland, a Hurley bank robbery trial in Ashland, Wis, and other crime news. It reports Hammond pressing for money from London figures, a dynamite plot near Sheffield, and the origin of Iowa’s blind pig liquor system, plus additional criminal cases and local incidents across several states.
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Sheffield
Perrin
Hurley Bank
Seattle
Wash
Charles BR. Hammond
London
Hammond
Lord Euston
Hugh Wigton
Cleveland Street
San Francisco
George W. Gregory
John R. Ewing
S: Fargo
Oakland
Gregory
Wells: Fargo Company
Ewing
Ashland
Wis
Hurley Bank Robery
Indian association meeting urges aid for Indian schools
At a Brooklyn Association Hall gathering Mrs Lynnn Abbott urged ladies to aid Gen Morgan in securing needed appropriations to improve Indian schools. Rev Dr Beard warned Pagan practices near Syracuse and urged breaking up reservations. Similar concerns were voiced regarding Crees Sioux Mundus on Missouri river and Standing Rock agency.
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York
Association ‘Hall
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Lynnn Abbott
Morgan
Beard
Quondago
Syracuse
Doga
Missouri River
Standing Rock
Jealous Husband Suspected in Wealthy Importer’s Death
The body of Bernhard Junghaus, a rich horse importer, was found with head injuries in a river near Prorta Ill. The money and valuables were missing, leading investigators to suspect a jealous husband, though no arrests have been made.
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Shepard
Leach
Federal Grand Jury
Prorta
Bernhard Junghaus
Junghaus
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Charles:a. Vogeler CO
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