Jerusalem message fills Brooklyn Academy of Music
Pastor Rus sell spoke on Jerusalem at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn. He argued that all divine revelation came through the Hebrew people and that Messiah will redeem Israel and all nations, with ancient worthies sharing in a coming Messianic kingdom. The crowd included many ministers, and the talk traced God’s promises to Abraham, David, and prophetic foreshadowing.
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N. Y
Russell
Academy of Music
Jerusalem
Tabernacle
Christendom
Paul
Abraham
Mount Sinai
Moses
Israel
Isaac
Jacob
Messiah
David
Jesus
God
Adam
Christ
Israel's double completed says prophecy now fulfilled
The speaker argues that Israel's biblical double portion of trials and blessings reached fulfillment in 1878 with the regathering and opening of eyes. He links Zechariah and Isaiah to a future 1914 mark and explains Messiah's role, the Bride class, and the sequence from Jews to Gentiles in divine plan.
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Israel
Jeremiah
Jeremiah xvi
Zechariah
Zechariah ix
Isaiah
Jerusalem
Jesus
God
David
City discharges for smoking and seeking "makins"
Kansas City officials rule that smoking a cigaret is grounds for dismissal of a city employee. Firemen who ask for the makings may forfeit their positions. Applicants must take an oath to become a city employee.
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Kansas City
Kas
Makins
Smoking Rules for Workers Include Off Duty Exceptions
The policy bars cigars and pipes while on duty but permits them off duty, while cigarettes are prohibited at all times. This reflects a strict ban on smoking with cigars and pipes treated as allowed off duty but cigarettes universally forbidden.
Eccentric Exchange on Collars and Ears Sparks Laughs
A humorous exchange about high collars and ears prompts a playful remark on aging. The conversation jokes about needing ears to wear spectacles later in life.
Half Mourning Reflected in Conversation
Excerpt shows Linda shifting from bright to sad mood while explaining she is in half mourning. The exchange captures a personal moment of mood change and social custom referenced in Fliegende Blatter.
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Linda
Unrest in Baalbec Bedouins Over Ruins Repairs
Citizens criticize Bedouin groups near Baalbec for neglecting upkeep of ruins. The exchange notes the shiftless claim and questions what specific failures exist in maintaining the historic site.
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Baalbec
Millionaire Son\'s Brief Jail Time in New York
The son of Senator Simon Guggenheim, Edmund A. Guggenheim, served a brief stay in New York’s Tombs for violating the automobile speed law. A lenient warden allowed the 35 minute session in the lawyers’ room, sparing him a harsher confinement yet underscoring the law’s seriousness for habitual violators.
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New York
Edmund A. Guegenheim
Simon Guegenheim
Cleveland Plain-Dealer
Guggenheim
Gregenheim
Ceaf
Mr. Guggenheim
Former New Castle People Hold Reunion at Greeley
A Memorial day reunion at the MacClelland home in Greeley brings 68 former New Castle residents together for a dinner, songs, and memories. Attendees range from Grandma McClelland to young Baby Wallace, with several professions represented and plans for an annual gathering. Miss M A Ralph departs after visiting Colorado and St Louis to settle in Ironton Ohio.
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New Castle
Greeley
S. B. MacClelland
Tenth Avenue
Greeley, Colorado Tribune
Pennsylvania
Colorado
J. R. Speer
State Normal School
Grandma McClelland
Wallace
Rev. Wylie
Agnes Wylie
Robert Wallace
Frank Wallace
Frank
David McClelland
Rebecca
Scott McClelland
Gilbert McC
Anna Sturgeon
Harry Sturgeon
Charles Foulke
Charles Paisley
Samuel A. Keys
Martha
Clarence Short
Louise Seelbach
M. A. Ralph
Gary saloon reopening tests temperance policy in May arrests
Gary Indiana police records show one in forty residents arrested in May as 135 saloons reopened on May 1. Proponents of closing the saloons argued against drunkenness and crime, while backers of open saloons predicted more drinking. The May police court reports are cited as the measure of impact.
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Gary
Ind
Friends of
Drowning of Greenslade Brothers in Mill Pond Accident
Roy Greenslade twenty five and his eleven year old brother Morris drowned when their raft capsized in an abandoned mill pond at Bellevue Ohio. Bystanders tried to help as the elder brother sank after the younger disappeared, leaving several children too small to aid.
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Bellevue
Roy
Morris Greenslade
Religious writer Stephen Ford dies in New York at 75
Stephen Van Rensselaer Ford, a noted religious writer editor and critic from a prominent New York family, died Sunday at his home. He was seventy five. He worked with the Methodist Book concern in education and served as assistant editor of the Methodist Review. He wrote battle hymns sung by Union troops. A widow, two daughters and a son survive.
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New York
Stephen van Rensselaer Ford
Cigar Choice Sparks Blushes in Light Comedy Exchange
A dealer asks which cigars the customer wants and the damsel replies strong to avoid spoiling the young man's pocket. The playful exchange centers on preferences for strength and discretion.
New Smith Memorial African M. church dedication at Sharon
The New Smith Memorial African Methodist church was dedicated yesterday at Sharon.
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New Smith Memorial
Sharon
Contagious Blood Poison and S S S Remedy Claims
The article promotes S S S as a home treatment for contagious blood poison stating the disease infects the entire circulation and only removal of the germs cures it. It claims mineral therapies fail and praises S S S blood purifying action with a promise of a free Home Treatment book from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA.
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McIculy
S.S.S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
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