Wild sermon on Jerusalem tour at Brooklyn Academy of Music
Dr. Talmage delivered a forceful talk recounting his Palestine tour and sacred sites. He described Calvary, Jerusalem’s skyline, and ancient ruins, urging a spiritual crusade of peace to reclaim the holy city for Christ.
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Talmage
Palestine
Academy of Music
Jerusalem
Jeremiah
Euphrates
David
Jeru-alem
Hudson
the Thames
Mount Zion
Ilere
Riihit
Mount Olivet
Garden
Gethsemane
Yonder Valley
Mount
Christ
Thic
Osiro
Egypt
General Gordon
Amypros Helena
Calvary
Eve
Skull of Rocks
Americs
Sinai
Desert
Brooklyn
Sthal
Tsnard
John
Golgothy
Father
Tywarth
Owen
Polit
Steves
Borate Yaa
Upwart
Tirana
Miscellaneous 19th Century Odds and Ends From notices
A jumble of brief notes mentions FACT AND FANCIN and family ties in Oakland California, Annie Roush of Latart Ohio as a maternal ancestor, Mrs Grover Cleveland’sinheritance, the cost of government war history, Florida sharks teeth in jewelry, Milwaukee mayor Pech prowling at night, Archdeacon Farrer's Passion Play visit, Queen Victoria bread making, Princess Louise sculpting a Queen memorial, Mrs Caroline Briggs Mason's death, a sprinter capable of 10 000 dollars, Joyce’s race, a Philadelphia banana enumerator and Napoleon’s drummer boy Philip Drumel, Brooklyn Mrs Cros now Capt Cros, and a fire causing a woman’s ailment.
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Archdeacon Farrer
Oberammergny
Joiged
Jesus
Victoria
Louise
Marchioness
Lorne
Kensington
Sethere
Caroline Atherton Briggs Mason
Worcester and Insane Asylum
Bam
Astoria
Tenn
Joyce
Philadelphia
Philip OG. Drumel
Napoleon
Moscow
Lafayette
Yorks Town
Della Croas
Brooklyn
Cros
Oregon
Lincoln's Melancholy and his Early Sympathies Revealed
The article recalls Lincoln's lifelong sadness and sympathetic nature shaping his life and career. It shares anecdotes from his grocery days with Uncle Billy Green, his love for Ann Rutledge, and how grief influenced his public path. Included are notes about William Johnson of Corona praising Warner's Safe Cure and a Baltimore mayoral figure, Bernard Eberling, with family longevity and wartime service details.
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Lincoln
Aida
Salem
Billy Green
Tallula
Lil
Ann Rutlidge
Ann
Billy
Abe
Bill
William Johson
Corona
L. L
Warner
Grant’s bold tactic at Shiloh and a dining ruse
An Ohio officer recalls Grant saying the advantage lay with attackers at Shiloh, prompting a successful Union attack. The tale includes a 1861 rumor of Grant’s disguise to demand dinner, then a later parade misdirection about an escort order, highlighting Grant’s aggressive approach and wartime anecdotes.
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W. H. Chamberlin
Eighty First Ohio Regiment
Shiloh
Mississippi
Jeff Thompson
Wickfield
Indiana
Gen. Grant
Selvidge
Feustal
Nes
Army
Tahonse
Trenton
Pocalontas
Alao
U. 8
Gnapr
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Somnambulist at York hospital returns to furlough dream
Report from Gettysburg wounded at York hospital describes a spectral figure gliding through ward aisles. The somnambulist began an imaginary furlough homeward, lights shown by wakeful comrades ended the illusion. Commissioner of Pensions announces 181 promotions for clerks under a new act, 408 to be appointed.
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Bernard Eberling
South Wolfe Street
Monroe
Waterloo
Blucher
Mr. Eberling
Westphalia
Germany
Wm. E. Loring
Co. FE
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Santa Rosa
Cal
York
Gettysburg
Commissioner of Pensions
Collecting Kerennca and Clara in a Parlor Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue shows Farner asking Clara about a game she played in the parlor and the reason for a late night kiss. Clara replies the game was hide and seek and the kiss was tied to a duty on the hides.
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Kerennca
Clara
Farner
A Strort Ming Elin Was No Longer Pressed
Fragmentary text shows a garbled exchange asking about being pressed for time and noting a long gap without time pressure. It appears as a stray, unfinished dialogue fragment without clear news value.
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Strort Ming
Elin
Patent Medicine Claim Promises Quick Vitality Boost
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for fatigue and general weakness. It claims to purify the blood and liver, boost appetite, and prevent illness, suggesting it is a cheaper alternative to a doctor and urging use at the first signs of weariness.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
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