Conquering Friend Not Enemies United in Faith
A July sermon argues that the British Empire has conquered America not by arms but by language, culture, and capital. It reframes Patriotism to celebrate Anglo American ties, urging mutual respect, shared heritage, and Christian civilization while resisting anti British fear. The speaker envisions a future where England and America join to advance peace and unity.
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America
England
Los Angeles
Cal
Edward
Cilicia
Thrace
Scotland
Rica
John Hay
London
Sir Walter
Westminster Abbey
Scott
Kentucky
Waverley
Republi
Abbotsford
Haglish
Scottien
Irian
Glasgow
Ayr
Tol
Burns
Banbockburn
Stirling Castle
Engilfha
Trevign
Babel
Atlantic Ocean
Britten
Bett Fn
Washington Irving
Gamaliels
Hillels
New York
Europe
Roland
Liverpool
Wis
Killarney
Highlands
Linlithgow
Mary
Yonder Hills
New World
Loosh
Texas Ranch
Here
Rnk Hous
Shefield
Belfast
Atlantic
Cyrus W. Field
Chamber of Commerce
Man
Jesus Christ
Ieluiah
Noble Through Baptism Tim and Circus Sovereigns
The report notes Lord Geeress Sans baptised son of a circus performer amid praise for a long line of hereditary circus talent. Observers compare his rise to famed actors like Sir Henry Irving and suggest royal interest in the family’s showmanship and business acumen. The piece mentions a lucrative trade in exhibitor profits and a shift to a stock company model under Barnum and Bailey style division, hindered by sector interference.
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Tim
Lord Geerss Sans
Lord George
Henry Irving
Cain
Barnum & Bakey
Gunmaking gloom and wartime layoffs stir unrest
The text laments low spirits as peace extends and Enfield workers with under seven years service are discharged, affecting about 600 men. It questions the hunger risk for 1000 children and ponders the moral toll of factories running overtime to rush guns to the front, calling arms capital a major obstacle to peace.
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Enfield
Insurance For Horses In St Louis Agency Opens
A London insurance firm opened an agency in St Louis to insure horse lives. Any horse may be insured after examination by a veterinary surgeon to prove sanity and health. Policies range from $289 to $410,000 with rates around 5 percent on a $5,000 base and 42 percent above $5,000.
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London
St Louis
The Suffering Servant in Isaiah and Christ’s Glorious Rise
A reflective sermon-like study on Isaiah's servant songs, asserting the Holy Spirit authored Scripture and detailing the prophecy of Christ’s sufferings, death, resurrection, and eventual reign. It connects verses to New Testament fulfillments, urging believers to walk worthy of God’s call to His kingdom and glory.
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Fatiah
Christ
Isaiah
Turous Bita
Jesus of Nazareth
Israel
Jesus
Gall
Ilia
Caiaphas
Pilate
Judas Iscariot
Joseph
Nicodemus
Fone
God
Market Report Wheat Prices Drift Lower Amid Weather Cue
The Market Report notes a quiet week with July markets closed for a holiday and prices edging downward on erratic moves. Old stocks are depleted, spring and winter crops face uncertain yields, and European and Argentine weather influence global supply. shipments and visible supply show declines while Manitoba prices edge up with better demand.
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Thomason, Sons & Co
Amer
American
Ghent
Fo Ag
Principe
United States
South Dakota
Minnesota
North
Dakota
France
Argentina
Australia
Bratstreeta
Manitoba
Ft. William
Port Arthur
Nor
Jose
Seige
Geige
Fort Williams
Market Report Shows Rising Oats and Mixed Grains
Prices for oats and mixed grains advance while bay and loose hay ease. Barley and flaxseed hold steady with quoted per bushel figures. Vegetable prices dip slightly versus last week as new potatoes and fresh edullflower feature in regional markets.
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Northwestern
Fort Williams
Norwegians Learn of Sea Loss as Sailors Arrive
Honorary maritime officers inform twenty six Norwegians aboard the wrecked Salamis and Vietor, brought by the Matthew Turner, of their country’s sea loss from Sweden. Acting consul William Photenbauer awaits official notice of Norway Sweden ties, may repatriate if no local employment found. Tokyo issues new immigration order boosting Hawaii arrivals to 400 per steamer, half laborers, half women and children.
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Imeinet Vy Carn Mane
Salamis
Vietor
Matthew Turner
Sweden
Consil
William Photenbauer
Norway
Tokio
Hawaii
CPR to extend Esquimalt and Nanaimo line to Vancouver Island
The Canadian Pacific Railway Co has purchased the Esquimalt and Nanaimo railway and will place survey parcels on the field to extend the line to the north end of Vancouver Island. Denis, CPR land commissioner, says survey parcels will also be sent to prepare agricultural lands for sale and market. The company plans to improve the Esquimalt and Nanaimo line overall.
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Vancouver
Victoria
B.C
Canadian Pacific Railway Co
Wellington
Vancouver Island
JS. Denis
CPR, Co
Esquimalt
Nanaimo
Allwa
Compelled to Lower Flag at Charlotte Harbor
A protest was filed with the Canadian minister of marine by Captain Simmons of the Acacia after a port collector forced him to lower the British flag during a July 4 harbor visit at Charlotte. The captain resisted, warned of firing, and the vessel was ordered to lower the flag or risk clearance issues.
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New York
Rochester
The
Tribune
Simmons
Charlotte
Bump
Fashionable Ottawa Wedding Unites Macnaughton and Altenie Kin
Ottawa dispatch reports Francis Macnaughton of Vancouver wed Beatrice Altenie daughter of the late Sir William Altenie at St George church. Ceremony conducted by Revs Snowdon and Woolambe with a fashionable crowd in attendance. Guests include Calgary Polo Club silver tea service and Premier Haultain silver roster.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Dispatch
Francis Macnaughton of
Vancover
Beatrice
William Altenie
St. George's Church
EW. Snowdon
B. P. Woolambe
Lord Macnaughton
Calgary Polo Club
Tr Oved Tramp Killed On Great Northern Railroad
A tramp was killed when a Great Northern line near mile marker seven east of there was derailed. Several passengers were seriously injured and a few were able to resume the journey once the track was cleared.
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Great Northern
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