Resurrection plan outlined in millennial blessing and judgment
The sermon outlines a Christian view of the resurrection through Christ, detailing a millennial morning when the dead rise in stages. It emphasizes Christ's victory over death, the accompanying judgment, restitution of the earth, and the roles of the Church, Ancient Worthies, and faithful followers in the coming reign.
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Corinnthinus
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Hhiss
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Aptist
Adam
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Dent
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Nicornta
Galery
Jesus
Pathers
Christ
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Latan
Sir Reginald Wingate Commander of English Troops In Sudan
Sir Reginald Wingate is noted as the commander of English troops deployed in Sudan, overseeing operations and leadership during the colonial period in the region.
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Sudan
Roosevelt Guests at Sirdar's Table in Cairo on Easter
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt spent Easter Sunday in Cairo with Sir Francis Reginald Wingate, resting from receptions. He attended church at the American church, then traveled with his family to the sirdar's bungalow for an informal dinner and time with Wingate's household.
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Cairo
Egypt
Theodore Roosevelt
Francis Reginald Wingate
Roosevelt
Sheppard’s
Coors
Dance as mother burns in view of children
In Hagerstown Maryland on March 28 Mrs Howard Myers twenty six died in a yard fire while burning rubbish as her three children played nearby. The mother's dress caught fire and despite a neighbor’s early attempt to help she died before aid arrived.
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Hagerstown
Howard Myers
Smokedown
Scratch Fatality Ends Plumber's Work in Allentown
In Allentown Pennsylvania on March 23 Charles N Biery died after a small scratch on a finger during a plumbing job last month led to flood poisoning and fatal agony.
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Allentown
Doug
Charles N. Biery
Mining Strike Averts. New Conference Near Agreement
A new joint committee of miners and operators from Ohio, Indiana, and western Pennsylvania was formed to resume wage talks. Officials say an agreement is likely, with Ohio expected to concede the 6 cent non increase sought by miners. The move follows UMWA district agreements and aims for a broader settlement at local levels.
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Cincinnati
Specter
Joint Conference of
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers of America
Rooster Lays Eggs Stirs Debate On Hen Markings
March 28. A Cornell hen that lays red and white eggs drew curiosity after a rooster with male markings laid an egg in the same coop. Poultry experts from FOR Gliver New York examined the case noting the bird’s masculine markings and the unlikely egg. Both researchers say they have never seen a hen with such markings and suspect the rooster may be a counterfeit.
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Cornell
N.Y
Strange Kidnapping Tale from York Youth Claimed Kidnapped
York Pa March 28 Harry Bushy twenty two says he was kept a prisoner for three months in an old mill after vanishing for that period. He told his friends he was rendered unconscious in a barn by an arrow and then smuggled to the mill where he was fed bread and water. A narcotic drug reportedly put him to sleep on a Saturday night and he awoke Sunday morning in the same location.
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Iecord
Jesus
St. Agia
St. Paul
Christ
Satan
Messiah Ising
Asaiah
Abraham
God
Adam
Nat
Gell
Jesus Christ
Maessi
Daniel
Pehr
York
Kienanysd
Harry Bushy
Dishy
Taft Leaves for New York Dinner with Yale Alumni
President Taft departs for New York to dine privately tonight with Yale University Class of 1873 alumni at the University Club. No address will be delivered and no remarks will be released for publication.
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Taft
New York
Washington
Nook
Yale
University Club
Sympathetic Strike Declared Off in Philadelphia
Philadelphia March 23 By unanimous vote the Central Labor union declared off the general sympathetic strike called four weeks ago to aid the carmen of the Raphi Tranalt company and directed all men who left work to return this morning. The strike of the carmen, however, is to be prosecuted vigorously.
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Philadelphia
Central Labor ‘Union
Carmen
Raphi Tranalt Company
Graft Caucus Report Stuns Pittsburg Council Scene
Graft hearings reveal a weekly council caucus in a downtown hotel where crooked members discussed ordinance passage and bribes from firms. Bank directors Veverka and Muehlbronner face grand jury questions while grand juries probe city deposits and railroad passes. Wu Ting Fang to visit Washington to shape a China US treaty with a protection pact in case of aggression.
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Pittsburg
John Klein
William Brand
Common Councils
Victhnk
Charles Veverka
Harry Muehbronner
Workingmen's Savings and Trust Company
Riverside
Aretit
Veverka
Muehlbronner
Grand Jury
Tritt
Grafton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
U. 5
St. Petersburg
Mukden
Wu Ting Fang
United States
Washington
China
Fire destroys 21 autos at Brokaw Brothers garage
A blaze at Brokaw Brothers garage in Platofield N1 destroyed twenty one automobiles and damaged eighteen others. Insured value and total loss estimated between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars, chiefly on the vehicles.
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Platofield
N. 1
Brokaw Brothers
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