The Covenant of Promise and the Gospel Age Hope
In Watertown the essay argues that life and the afterlife rest with the Lord who works all things for good. It explains the Abrahamic covenant as foundational to Christian hope, tying Christ and the Church to the promise. It asserts threefold blessings for spiritual Israel, natural Israel, and all nations, while distinguishing future universal restoration from present salvation by faith in Christ alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Salahly
Hutsbe
Ana
Ada
Jesus
Abraham
Apostle
Caly
Christ
Xole the Apostle
Gospel Church
Israel
God
Apostle Paul
Sted
Belrs
Élead
Jenuy
Isaac
Jess Christ
Hera
Rome
Hell
Brooklyn
Church of Christ
Maré
Joel
Mark
Moses
Satan
Adam
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Hosea
Micah
Apostle Peter
Eli
Zechariah xi
Christ Jesus
Mine Cave-In Destroys Scranton Area Homes
Aug. 30 Scranton Pa. a mine cave-in from abandoned Fairlawn workings damaged two city blocks of land and many structures. One public school building valued at 75,000 dollars is badly damaged and likely to be torn down. Gas and water lines broken, authorities bar entry to prevent fires as earth shifts expose old workings and threaten nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seranton
Scranton
House
Fairlawn Coal Company
Walla
Conciliation board reports on three years of work
New York Aug 30 The anthracite conciliation board issued a report covering three years of efforts to settle differences between mine workers and operators. Only twenty three grievances were presented to mediators from April 1 1906 to April 1 last, down from 150 in the three years before 1906. The three between workers and employers reflect improved relations. The board, created by the 1902 strike commission, includes equal numbers of workers and operators. When they fail to agree the case goes to an umpire appointed by a federal judge. In three years only three grievances were referred to an umpire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anthracite Conciliation Board
Third Circuit
Impirea
Girl Killed by Bull Near McConnellsburg in Pasture
Allura Daniels aged thirteen, daughter of a local farmer four miles from McConnellsburg, was fatally gored and trampled by a young bull in her father's pasture. She was attempting to drive home cows when found in the field, terribly injured, and died soon after at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnellsburg
Allura Daniels
Pennsylvania railroad accidents six months to June 30
Harrisburg August 30 state railway officials report 551 fatalities and 5427 non fatal railroad accidents in Pennsylvania for the first half of the year. Of the deaths 472 occurred on steam railways and 79 on electric roads. Injuries totaled 3697 on steam lines and 1748 on trolley systems.
Railway Mall Clerk Trapped in Letter Steal Charge
Pittaburg Aug 30 Frank Magown of Newark N J a longtime trusted railway clerk operating between New York and Pittaburg was arrested by portal supporters after being lured by a decoy letter he was trapped attempting to steal letters from the mail local authorities say Magown was caught in a decoy plot and faces charges of stealing mail contents in the historic police case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittaburg
Frank Magown
Newark
N. J
New York
Man Kills Sweetheart At Crisfield Camp Meeting
Mamie Gunby, daughter of J W Gunby, was shot three times and killed at St Pauls camp meeting five miles from Crisfield Md by Walter Walters of Stockton Md who avowed love for Gunby and fled after firing. Deputy Sheriff Tuiths pursued the murderer as a manhunt began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criafolt
Mamie Gunby
J. W. Gunby
Sane Walters
Stockton
St. Paul's
Crisfield
Walters
Miss Gunby
Sherif Tuiths
Wire injures worker at steel plant in Allentown incident
John Willis of the Ashrican Steel and Wire plant suffered a severe foot injury when a hot wire snagged on a through roll and burned from his heel through his foot to the toe. Co workers freed the wire and he was taken to the company hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Keug
Allentown
Pag
John Willis
Ashrican Steel and Wire Company
Religion and Baseball Preacher Delivers Sermon Before Game
A sermon by Rev. G. L. Morrill opened a ball game between Minneapolis and Kansas City at the American Association grounds. The home team won 8 to 0. The report notes a pregame religious service and a dropped home run cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnneapolis
G. L. Morrill
American’ Association
Minneano Us
Kansas City
Bank robbery claim and unrelated governor remarks
In Scranton Pennsylvania a contractor named David Watson reported losing 565 dollars to three strangers who rode an elevator with him inside an office building while withdrawing funds to pay employees. A separate Chicago dispatch cites Governor John A. Johnson denying recent medical procedures and stating he has not had an appendectomy or other operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hla. Bank
Scranton
David Watson
Johnson
Rich
Chicago
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Sweep the Favorite Keene's Entry Backed to Win Futurity
The New York Sheepshead Bay Futurity for two year olds drew wide interest on August 30. James R. Keene fields two entries, Sweep and Grasmere, in a race with about $27,000 purse, the richest of the season, though outcome remains uncertain as Sweep is favored in betting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
New York
Was. Ruv
Sheepshead Bay
Leon ‘Yating
Jaimen R. Keene
Sweep
Ben Brush
Domino
Grasmere
Meddler-Rohta
Frightening Horse Tosses Man to Death in Road
RIE Pa Aug 20 Michael Karl aged unknown was killed when a frightened horse attached to a heavy touring automobile threw him beneath the wheels. The driver sped away, leaving the body in the road. Karl’s companion did not know the car’s number. In East Grand Forks Minnesota Mrs Antone Straus killed her one year old daughter and three year old son by ax beheading then sought help to care for four other children. She had been out of state only three months. In Connellsville Pa a former Welsh pastor Robert Martin Matthews was arrested on a charge of bigamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Joseph
Carrie Sanders
Weldon
Rie
Michael Karl
Karl
East
Grand Forks
Minn
Mre
Antone Straus
Tabor
Borrow & Guh
Aaglin
Connellaville
Robert Martin Matthews
South Connellaville
Cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Milwaukee woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending her yearlong back pain and tumor fears after failed doctors. She claims the remedy made her well and urges others to try it, noting the company offers free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia Enkham
Exna Imsk
First St
Pinkham Medicine Company of
Mass
Lydia E. Hinkham
Pinkhot
Lyne
Train Kills Girl In Pottsville Area Track Accident
A train fatally injures an eight year old girl and fatally injures a man named Mounts aged twenty six near Linfield on the Philadelphia and Reading Railway. They alighted from a train and walked along tracks avoiding another train when the engine struck the girl and Mountz, causing severe head trauma and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iPottetow
Pottstown
Bai
Cook
de Mounts
Philadelphia
Linfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
People’s Pulpit
Hein
Galetans
Big
Aves
LEDOM
Uilielaght
Wile Fay
Model Heating Company
Tenth St
Elelhones
Belt—Waters
Hahn & Rowe
Market Street
Frederick Cownty
Sweetheart
Grisfield
Jnat
Robert Myera
Wilk
Williamsport
H. J. Helm
Cogan Station
Train
Apollo One
W. HL
Shipley
N. Market Street
Columbus Knott
Amd
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!