The Revelation of Sin and Restitution in Bible Truth
A preacher argues that sin is the universal disorder, not divine justice, and that the Bible explains humanity’s fall and death. He contrasts evolution with salvation through Christ, outlining the gospel age as a preparatory phase for restitution and the coming global blessing under the Messiah.
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Ain
Aintess
Giviston
Carth
Saintelif
Atudy
Adam
Condi
Avery
Mweor
Parenta
Great Redeemer
Calvary
Christ
Ias
Ranet
Abelred
St. Paul
la- Sili
Ghill
Paul
Thaders
Messiah
Israel
Hidden Treasure Hunt Spurs Bold York River Quest
A Virginia history mystery unfolds as Bally Hanover official Wagoman seeks a sunken hoard reportedly buried by Lord Cornwallis. The claimed site near the York River allegedly holds 1 million in bullion and 500000 in diamonds. A Baltimore chartered schooner J B Davis sails to locate the cache with Wagoman sharing half profits.
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Norfolk
York River
Bally
Hanover County
Baltimore
J. BE. Davis
John BK. Davis
Corniwallis
Washington
Mr. Wageman
Lord Cornwallis
J. B. Davis
Hampton Roads
Ranpahannock River
Wagoman
Davis
Rappahannock
White House Fire In Furnace Room Sparks Historical Recall
A fire in the White House executive offices, not in the main building, started in the furnace room used for drying plaster. Firemen quickly controlled the blaze with only slight damage, noted as the first White House fire since 1814 during the British attack on the capital.
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Westington
White House
White ‘House
Natonal
Nebraska Supreme Court Upholds 25 Percent Express Rate Cut
Lincoln Sept 27 The Nebraska Supreme Court upholds the Sidley act enacting a 25 percent reduction in express rates. The ruling comes after the act has operated for sixteen months under injunction and supports the state’s contentions in full. Berlin Sept 27 Aviation week opens with seven events planned but only the speed contest begins. No competitor meets the minimum distance in eight kilometers. A Leblanc Bleriot monoplane crashed during a corner turn. Leblanc unhurt, aircraft badly damaged. New York Sept 27 A ferry collision on the North river near Grant's tomb kills one woman and seriously injures two others aboard the Hopatcong and Seneca. Miss Francis J. Stevens of Orange, N J, dies.
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Nebraska
Supreme Court
Lincoln
Neb
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Berlin
Leblanc
le Blanc
New York
Lackawanna Railroad
Seneca
Grant
Francis J. Stevens
Orange
N. J
Boy Killed in Wild West Camp Game Accident
Francis Roach, 15, of Millbury, was killed instantly at Singletary pond during a wild west camp game. William F. Nardi, 20, who had one arm, fired a shotgun when rain caused the trigger to catch on a torn plate, the shot striking Roach in the head.
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Sutton
Maus
Singletary
Francis Roach
Millbury
William’ F. Nardi
Nardi
Aweater
Roach
Soldier claims bounty as spy soldier
Washington reports George McClure of Clarksville claims bounty for Civil War spy service citing information on Antietam and other battles. The War Department finds no record of such service and no law authorizes extra bounty. he was paid $200 of a claimed $300 and seeks the rest.
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Washington
Antietam
George McClure
Clarksville
Pais
McClure
War Department
George
McClelan
An Hletam
Wilcox
Atlantiatum
Knoxvile
Ton
Fort Saunders
Sigsnall
Pennsylvania Infantry
Treasury Department
Pottsville Man Arrested Over Small Check
Pottsville Pa Sept 27 William Ollnak a Minersville meat dealer was arrested here charged with drawing a check under 1. The offense under a federal act is said to be not punishable though a warrant was issued after misinterpretation of the act. The check amount was 75 cents.
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Pottsville
William Ollnak
Minersville
Olingki
Man Drinks Carbolic Acid at Wife’s Grave in Reading
Philadelphia report says John W. Gundiack, 60, once a prosperous Reading businessman, killed himself by drinking carbolic acid at his wife’s grave in a cemetery. After her death two years earlier he neglected his affairs and wandered the country. Letters in his pockets reveal intent to take his wife’s life and his own.
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Philadelphia
John W. Gundiack
Reading
Thin City
Trust Companies Fail In Pittsburg Assignments Made
In Pittsburg on September 27 the Gand Trust Company and the Mercantile Trust Company failed to open. They assigned to the State Banking Commissioner W H Smith with Deputy James L Waite in charge as temporary receivers. Insolvency cited as the reason and a run on the Mercantile Trust Company occurred the previous Saturday.
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Pittsburg
Gand Trust Company
Mercantile «Trust Company
W. H. Smith
James’ L. Waite
Mercantile Trust Company
Convicts Placed in Federal Prison from Pittsburgh
Four federal prisoners were moved from the Western Penitentiary to Leavenworth, Kansas after a government investigation. Herbert W. Tilers and William Montgomery, former cashiers at local banks, were among those ordered removed.
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Pittsburg
Sept
Western
Leavenworth
Kan
Agnons
Herbert W. Tilers
William Montgomery
Formes
Man Stares Life on Throw of Dice
Chicago, Sept. 2. A man, Alvert Christman, forty-nine, who was unemployed, gambled away life and his infant child by rolling dice. He cast the dice and the two ones came up. His wife, dying in the county hospital, and the five-week-old baby were cared for by neighbors as Christman faced his fate. He then used carbolic acid, with officials reporting the outcome as fatal for him.
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Chicago
Alvert Christian
Ty Beng
Christman
Taft Praises Pinchot Endorsing Roosevelt Policy
Chief Forester Pinchot and East Lake City Utah announce that Pinchot supports Roosevelt policy. A statement from Pinchot emphasizes no retreat from conservation during the Ballinger Pinchot contention, as general conferences address national resource safeguards.
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Taft-Praires
Forester Pinchot
Roosevelt
East Lake City
Utah
Itan
Nevar
Ballinger Pinchot
Taft Supports Roosevelt Conservation Policy
President Taft declares strong support for Roosevelt era conservation policies and asserts Pinchot’s retirement would be a major loss to the administration. Pinchot responds that he will remain in public service defending Roosevelt policies as long as he can, while tensions grow with Secretary Ballinger.
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Ik Foeling
Pinchot
Ballinger
Pittsburgh Man Hangs Self Over Suspenders in Sleep
Pittsburg Sept 27 Frank Kalosch aged 57 hanged himself with suspenders in his bed at Thirteenth Street police station on the South Side. He had been arrested on a charge of wife beating. In Georgia Setler near Douglas G L Hall a near beer saloon keeper shot and killed J G Gordon after a prior dispute. Gordon's body found in his restaurant attached to the saloon.
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Pittsburg
Frank’ Kalosch
Thirteenth Street
Beer
Setler
Douglas
G. L. Hall
Hall
Gordon
Arsonist Arrested After Fire Spree in Evanville Ind
Police allege Paul Klein, forty, set fire to thirty seven buildings over three weeks causing about 300000 in losses. He was arrested in Evanville Ind as officials report records of a cross state journey and unrelated pirate cutter news frames.
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Ind
Evanaville
Pail Klein
Klein
Peane
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