Kingdom of God and the Church as Future Rulers
A sermon outlines the Kingdom of God as the Millennial rule to come, detailing the call to sanctification and character change. It emphasizes suffering, cross bearing, and the transformation required to be fit for kings and priests in Christ’s reign and the duties of believers today.
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Christy
Golu
Adam
Tife
Dewey
God
Gedit Vance
Jesus
Paul
Jasmud Christ
Tex
Reigolog
Queed
Peter
Rotsinas
Christ
Hell
Church of Christ
Eith
Zon
Bath
Setoel
Dohn
Gavesto
Baler
Che Brethen
boUcailly
Breoul
Babylon
Goa
Aelf
Searthly
Ridgeon
Dixie Takes Prairie's Men in Midstream Transport Incident
Dec 6 report describes the Dixie and Prairie's crew near midstream transport disruptions. Aboard the transport Kimball Marines and equipment moved between vessels amid mud and tide as Dixie attempted to reach port.
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THE
Criler
Dixie
America
Uidt
Nicaragua
Ant
Soma
Ah'ad
Olning
Panaya
Opiiral
W. Kimball
Colt
Ofpmarines
Attuck
Nicaraguan Executions Reported Amid Horror Letters
Reports describe alleged Nicaraguan executions on the San Juan River banks with bodies burned and ash swept away by currents. Lettered messages express extreme horror and indignity. A separate item notes a mad dog attack in Sussex, New York, chasing Mrs Totten and forcing a table-bound escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T He San
Juan Hyver
Juan
Sussex
N. T. Dees
Reuben Totters
Totten
Taft Extends Civil Service to Foreign Service Ranks
Washington December 6 President Taft acting on a letter from Secretary Knox has moved to place key posts in the United States foreign service on civil service terms below ministerial rank and aims for permanent efficiency Elevates standards for appointment and promotion from lower grades signaling a long sought reform in foreign service administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Knox
United States Foreign Service
Ans
Banis
Han
Renta
Man Clings to Faith Fasting Amid Tuberculosis Death Threat
William Tippen, a resident of Rome Georgia, vows not to eat for 28 days after a claimed divine command. Despite tuberculosis for years, he believes faith will compel healing. His wife and friends urge him to eat as his condition worsens and death looms.
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Rome
William Tippen
Conductor Teaches Supreme Justice on Harlan Street Car
A streetcar incident reports Justice being corrected on law by a conductor. The exchange centers on two colored youths occupying seats while the judge, famed for his rulings, questions and then accepts the conductor’s practical warning.
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Harlan Law
Washington
John Marshall
United States Supreme Repuirt
Ticklaw
Betig
Jadienate
Standtag
Fourteenth Street
Bagat
Tustin Harignn
United States
Justice
Fashion Now to Chew Soup Prominent Forsyth Doctor Says
New York dispatch reports Dr Horace Fletcher promoter of rational eating asserts fashion excludes bad eating. He claims chewing soup thirty five times per mouthful improves health and longevity. On other news a Morristown store fire injures firefighters and homes burn. Bradford brave rescuer saves three babes from a turning hose as flames threaten a friend’s children.
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Dr. Fletcher
New York
Horace Fletcher
Fletcher
Sazania
Alek
Mountain Mount Carmel cow tragedy and refuge for girl
In Mount Carmel Illinois a cow's fall over the river edge injured a girl named Ethel, who was cared for by her mother after her father beat her. The report notes Ethel's rehabilitation in her mother's arms. Paris reports Priest prosecution over antireligious books in schools, marking state action against anti church campaigns.
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Ethel
Athel
Mather
Mount Carmel
Riloce
Bethia
Paris
M. Barthou
Justica
Grenoble
E‘ Campalin
Professor Warren Dies of Ulcerated Tooth Poisoning
Joseph Warren, a 36 year veteran history professor at the University of Chicago, died fromiod ulcerated tooth poisoning. He graduated from Harvard in 1897 and is survived by his wife Maud Radford Warren.
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Chicago
Joseph ‘Warren
University of Chicago
Warren
Harvard Uni
Maud
Radford
Bolivian Senator Kittes Involved in Fatal Senate Quarrel
South American political turmoil reported as Senator Fernansek Mallon is killed in a dispute with Senator Adalfo Trigo Acha during a senate session over the expression of the president. Artist Kills Hirnealt Wanbili in a separate incident at Gratton hotel. John K. of South eren, a noted photographer, allegedly commits suicide in his apartment. Bouther, 39, from Erle Pa, travels to Washington for the winter.
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Kittes
Ouse
Hirnealt
Wanbili
Dee
John K
Souther
Gratton
Bouther
Erle
Catie
Washington
Sherman Antitrust Warnings Weigh on Operators at Pittsburg
A Pittsburg report from December discusses President Fatt urging local producers and operators to unite while avoiding Sherman antitrust violations. A committee of operators has formed amid talks of cooperation, yet cautions against actions that would invite legal scrutiny.
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Pittsburg
Shermad
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Arias
THES
Supreme’ Court
Troley
Morristown
N. J
John’ M. Allen
Main Street
Peapack
Bradford
Harvey
Shocker
Tenree
Frederick
Cine Realty
Prompetua Garey
Eras Bun
Sherman
LAW
Pee Yolen
P. H
Lenderking, Jr
Pal Tneons
Updedeatt
Soa
Hagerstowns
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