Grace of Patience Sermon by Dr Talmage in Washington
Grace of Patience discusses the Christian virtue of patience as essential in life and hardship. Dr Talmage cites Paul and biblical scenes, urges patience under difficulties injury and illness, and urges practical acts of kindness toward others while urging trust in God's timing and eternal promises.
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Talmage
Paul
Corinthians
Thessalonians
Colossians
Timothy
Marshill
Johu
America
Sir Humphry Davy
Angel
Colorado
Bears
Wall Street
Adam
Rye
Christian Commission
Walter Scott
Reading engineer Wagner and his famed razors
Engineer Charles Wagner of the Reading railroad is famed for his vast collection of razors and sharpening skill. He boasts tools that have touched many historic figures and prominent Montgomery county leaders, with his usual greeting being How's your razor rather than a normal hello.
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Charles Wagner
Reading Railway
Wagner
Franklin Pierce
General Grant
Grover Cleveland
Hancock
Geary
Franklin Gawen
Stone
Wade Hampton
Montgomery County
Philadelphia Record
From Clerk at Frisco to Railroad Leader
The St Louis Post Dispatch recalls Charles M Hays who started as a 19 year old clerk in Frisco offices in St Louis earning 40 a month. Now aged 46 he heads the Southern Pacific railway the second largest system and earns 000 a year making him the highest paid railroad man and a more highly paid executive than the U S president.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Charles M. Hays
Frisco
St. Louis
Hays
Southern Pacific Railway
United States
Star of Bethlehem frontispiece and UK art shows
The piece notes Henry R. Poore’s Star of Bethlehem frontispiece for New Lippincott and Rossi's Mosaici Cristiania, a four dozen plate mosaic set bought by Boston Public Library. It covers English Art in 1900 at Agnew’s London gallery, listing exhibitors such as Poynter Alma Tadema Fildes and Sargent. It mentions Grafly medals pricing and Whistler’s U.S. visit, plus a Maine war memorial design and several museum acquisitions and exhibitions across Boston and New York venues.
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New Lippincott” Magazine
Henry R. Poore
Star of Bethlehem
Boston Public Library
Rossi
Agnew’s
London
Edward Poynter
Sir L. Alma- Tadema
Messrs. Fildes
Dicksee
Shannon
Waterhouse
Clausen
la Thangue
Orchardson
Abbey
Sargent
Gow
Herkomer
Boughton
Davis
Waterlow
Murray
Graham
Farquharson
J. Appleton Brown
Doll & Richards
Park Street
Boston
Huntress
John Lewis Brown
Edwardo Leon Garrido
Jiminez
Cordova
Carbonero
Arturo Michelena
M. Krombach
M. Consee
Art world notes on exhibitions and obituaries across Europe and America
London and Paris winter shows contrast with summer exhibitions. Florence marks Cellini's 400th birth anniversary. Pichon, pupil of Ingres, dies aged 95 after a long career with medals and the Legion of Honor. Francis Howard plans a 2.5 million dollar national art gallery in America with artist and lay committees. Fortuny's Choosing a Model sells for 42000 dollars and may join future loan shows. Worcester Art Museum opens with works from Theodore Davis and a landscape collection including Corot and Diaz. The National Academy of Design announces its 76th annual show in New York with prizes like Clarke and Inness medals, plus sculpture juries and hanging committee. St Cecilia frescoes in Rome attributed to Cavallini. Gibson drawings exhibition in New York. Shields commissions prophets panels. Turner’s gift and future home for The Canal discussed. Grey of Chicago buys Gallison landscape and other works at Carnegie Pittsburgh.
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London
Paris
America
Fortuny
W. A. Clark
William H. Stewart
London Guildhall
National Academy of Design
American Fine Arts Society
West Fifty- Seventh Street
New York
Thomas W. Dewing
J. H. Dolph
C. C. Griswold
Seymour J. Guy
George H. Hall
Hamilton Hamilton
Norman W. Dodge
Inness
George Inness, Jr
China Civil Service Offers Long Stay at Ports
H C Whittlesey notes no fixed limit for Chinese customs assistants at ports with an average stay of about three years. Transfers may precede promotions and offer climate variety. Northern postings yield curios while Yangtze and southern posts offer silk goods and native carvings. After seven years staff earns two years’ home leave and a gratuity, with return fare half paid on reentry, and a further five years to a second period. Resignations are rare and vacancies many.
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H. C. Whittlesey
Atlantic
Yangtze
China
Kenwood Gas Light Co heater promises instant hot water
The Kenwood provides unlimited hot water at a faucet turn with automatic gas shutoff when off. It can operate without a boiler and adapts to existing systems. Office demonstrations show its many advantages alongside new Welsbach mantle lighting and gas cooking ranges for sale.
Price of Gas and Prompt Payment Terms Noted
The notice states a discount for prompt payment, no charge for meter use, no charge for supplying gas to street mains into consumers' cellars, and that orders left at the office are promptly attended to.
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Frederick Walker
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Burlington House
Benvenuto Cellini
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Newport
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