Two Salvations and Two Roles in God's Plan
A preacher from Brooklyn Tabernacle expounds on two distinct salvations: one for the Church beginning at Pentecost and ending at the Second Coming, and a Millennial salvation for all mankind. The piece contrasts heavenly inheritance for believers with earthly restoration for the world and outlines the required sacrifices and obedience for both paths.
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T. Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Bible Students’ Convention
Muin
Adam
Alrey
Apostle
Jesus
the Redeemer
Paul
Christ Jesus
Umdero
Christ
James
John
Mark x
Gocox
Or Bearth
Mfida
Malachi ii
Tath
Riots Rock Philadelphia as Trolley Strike Turns Violent
Philadelphia faced widespread violence when a Saturday trolley strike triggered heavy unrest citywide. Police deployed 4000 extra officers as traffic halted, cars burned, bricks and stones flew, and streets from Girard Avenue to Kensington saw clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
C. C. Pratt
Clay
Tim O'Leery
Rapid Transit Company
Athilefra
Jim
Nichol
Keystone Carmen
Wonton
Roems
McNichol
Billy Ware
Florida
Murphy
Central Tabor Union
Kensingtom
Suas
Rioting in South Philadelphia Wrecks Cars Hurt Civilians
Police clash with crowds in South Philadelphia as bricks and stones smash cars injuring and killing children. Violet Boren, 13, is shot in the abdomen but may recover. 11 year old fon Sktenow and 9 year old Catherine Cochran are severely hurt as rioters attack vehicles and firemen douse flames. Dozens hospitalized, with hundreds of rioters involved.
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Thirteenth
Ambridge Stports
Violet Boren
Sile Rexan
Fon Sktenow
Franklinville
bin Bother
Eighth
McKean
Belmont
Westminster
Catherine Cochran
Gilrad
Lancaster Avenues
Lancaster Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
Philadelphia
South Philadelphia
Pape's Diapepin Promises Fast Digestive Relief
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepin as a quick cure for indigestion sour stomach and heartburn. It claims relief within five minutes by neutralizing fermentation and aiding digestion with a 10 cent or 60 cent dose, urging readers to ask a pharmacist for relief.
Admiral Sebree Retires After Long Navy Career
Washington Feb. 21 Rear Admiral Uriel Sebree retired from active duty after leading the United States Pacific fleet for nearly three years. He relinquished his flag in San Francisco to Rear Admiral Giles B. Harber, ending a 50 year career begun at the Naval Academy in 1883. Born 1848 Missouri, Sebree served as ensign aboard the ship that returned Boss Tweed to custody and held posts in Samoa and Valparaiso during his service.
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Navy
Washington
Supreme Command
United States Pacific
Uriel Bedyee
San Francisco
Giles B. Harber
Sehree Ia
Sehree
Missouri
United States Naval Academy
Boss" Tweed
Boath
Boodler
Taltmore
John Etleason
Sweden
Schley
Greely
Valparaiso
Chile
Samoa
Ten hurt as theater floor collapses in Patton
Patton Pa February 21 ten persons seriously injured and many others slightly hurt when the door of Cole's moving picture theater collapsed as 60 people crowded to exit a 400 capacity venue. The fall and ensuing panic caused trampling burns and broken limbs as fire and ice blocked exits and workers rushed to help.
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Max Lecolpt
Boyertown
Penny Thief's Restitution From a Child in Lancaster
Retired merchant Jacob H. Mace of Lancaster receives a letter offering six cents as restitution for a penny taken from his store. The note claims a child impulsively took the coin and now seeks forgiveness, marking a unique act of restitution in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Jacob H. Mace
Builder William Westerveit Dies in Prison After Murder Conviction
William E. Westerveit, a Renton New Jersey contractor who shot and killed his wife in their Ten Neck home on June 16, pleaded guilty to second degree murder and received a 15 year sentence on December 22. Transferred to Trenton on December 27 he showed distress from arrest, refused food, and developed pneumonia leading to his death in state prison.
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Renton
N. J
William E. Westerveit
Ten Neck
Westervelt
Trenton
Fm Peeterte
Social Paradox in a Judge's Library Exchange
A brief exchange hints at a paradox about dress costs and income. The dialogue reflects a tension between desire and financial practicality as characters debate value and expense.
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People's Pulpit
Heaven
God
Great Redeemer
Calvary
St. Peter
Paradise Lost
Aden
Niewsparer
Ttres
Admiral Sebree
Penny Thief
Carty’s Farniture Store
Frederick, Md
Gypery
Drag & Classical Co
Dalmore, Md
Marne
Gowan
Peerless Ee
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