Infidelity Threatens Civilization and the Christian Shield
In a fiery sermon Dr. Talmage warns that atheism would degrade women, strip moral law, and plunge humanity into perpetual winter. He imagines infidels wrecking churches, schools, and missions, then signals a Christian revival across Britain, the United States, Europe, and Asia.
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Louis Klopsuh
Washington, May Jr
Talmage
Dame
Tropics
Arctic
Antarctic
Cotopaxi
Vesuvius
Etna
Stromboli
California
Hemisphere
Universal Nova Zembia
Earth
England
United States
China
Barbary
Borneo
Tartary
Egypt
Bindustan
Missionary of the Cross
Shell Windows of Manila Window Oyster Used in Buildings
Soldiers bring back curious shells from Manila called conchas. The nearly round four inch shells are used as windows and lanterns and are admired for their delicate translucent interior. The exterior is rough and the animal is flat, allowing many valves to touch when crowded. The Manila homes also use sliding window frames and blinds to cut light and heat. The governor’s palace, rebuilt about two centuries ago, features sliding frames with panes set in window oysters. Our Animal Friends.
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Sandwich Islands
Dr. Dutt
India
Junyid Abeel
China
Dr. King
Greece
Judson
Burma
David Brainerd
Cross
Earth
London
Linny
Josephus
Jerusalem
Heaven
Great Britain
Europe
United States
America
Asia
Africa
Zerubbabel
Manila
Philippines
Grootes
Filipino Peacemakers Meet San Miguel Amid War News
The US Philippine commission weighs a meeting with a Filipino commission proposed by Lieutenant Reyes. In San Miguel, ten members of General Lawton’s scouts encountered 200 Filipinos. the rebels fled, two scouts wounded. Manila plans calm streets, Luneta concert draws crowds. Schurman hosted a farewell luncheon for Admiral Dewey with Worcester Denby and MacArthur present.
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Manila
United States
Philippine Commission
Aguinaldo
Reyes
Gregorio del Pilar
Lawton
San Isidro
W M. Young
San Miguel
Norzagaray
Young
Luneta
Schurman
United States Philippine Commission
Admiral Dewey
Dean C. Worcester
Charles Denby
Commission
MacArthur
Spain Orders Spanish Troops to Philippines Return Home
Madrid May 15 Senor Francisco Silvela Spanish premier says in an interview that losses at Zamboanga Philippines are painful and troops will be withdrawn. Aguinaldo refuses talks, a French mediator killed. The Spanish plan to transport troops to Manila and inform General Otis of withdrawals. Filipino manifesto rejects autonomy talks and claims Lawton routed.
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Philippines
Madrid
Senor
Don Francisco Silvera
Zamboanga
Mindanao
Aguinaldo
M. Dumarais
Trest
America
Rios
Zmboanga
Yolo
Otis
United States
Spain
Antonio Juna
Lawton
Aduatral
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Mediterranean
Lkely
Europe
Cambon
France
Paris
Olympia
Algiers
Gibraltar
Matta
Toulon
Dewey
England
Aden
Port Said
Foreign Claims in Cuba Presented to U S Government
Washington reports informally that British French and German residents in Cuba have filed claims totaling many millions. French claims 12 to 15 million francs. German slightly less. British well above both. Foreign claims differ from American claims against Spain. treaty release and U S settlement of American losses leaves doubt who pays. Foreign powers seek equal treatment though discretion likely governs payments.
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England
France
Germany
Washington
State Department
Cuba
United States
Spain
United Sttes
National League Baseball Scores And Standings
National League game results from Philadelphia Boston and Chicago matchups with scattered box like figures. Atlantic League listings show Wilkesbarre Paterson and Newark standings alongside Richmond Lancaster Scranton and Newtown clusters. A health ad promotes Vicor Headache Tablets for early symptom relief.
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Philby
Chisge
Brocklyn
Pittswars
Crarinnan
Wash Tn
Boston
Cleveland
Satrmat
Philadelphia
New York
al Brooklin
Brooklyn
Washington
Sam Brooklyn
Nal Pitburg
Pittsburg
Tuston
Baltimore
Cincinnati
St. Lours
Chicago
Louisville
Aunday
St Louis
Inmagey
St. Louis
Cincinnai
Wilkesba
Newark
Richmond
Lancaster
Reading
Paterson
Scranton
Anewtown
Richmoend
Susday
Witkenbarre
Briggs Ordained in Quiet Pro Cathedral Service
In New York on May 15 Rev Dr. Charter A. Briggs, suspended for heresy, was ordained a priest of the Episcopal Church at the Pro-Cathedral on Stanton Street. The ceremony, led by Bishop Potter, drew a packed crowd with no protests or sensational moments despite weeks of outcry.
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New York
Stanton Street
Charter A. Briggs
Presbyterian Assembly
Charles A. Snedeker
Potter
Hille
Paddock
Briggs. Cross
Charles A. Briggs
Briggs
Dr. Briggs
Snedeker
Smith
Nelson
Osbhorne
George William Douglass
Osborne
Douglass
Grace Church
Huntington
Tuxedo Park
N. J
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Stalin
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N. Market St
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City
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General Insurance Agents
W. Patrick
Frederick, Ma
Irving S. Biser
Church St
Frederick, Md
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Patterson Institute of Osteopathy
Howard
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Pa_ave
6Th St
American Plan Central
J. T. Pyles
West
Patrick Street
Frederick, MC
Ernest Helfenstein
W. Patrick St
Darkness Eternal
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Triath
Ake
Nedlir
Cabo
Hell
Bren
Sodoms
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St. Pauls
Tabernacles
March
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Greeenwood’s Gate
Laurel Hill
Thor
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Pelion
Giss
Pearl
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Rdaj
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Tis
War Department
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Robbe
Rio
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