Glorious Gospel Sermon Draws Thousands in New York
In New York on February 17 1805 Rev Heemac lectured to thousands at the Talmage sermon on the glorious gospel. He warned against higher criticism and urged faith in Christ as divine physician. The speech contrasted old gospel with modern reform and pictured a radiant heavenly castle awaiting believers.
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Fed
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Neil
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Garden of Eden
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Renan
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Heaven
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Maine
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Savannah
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Navesink
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Hin
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Ates
Lmestone
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Charles Wesley
Horus
Ray Palmer
Fannie Crosby
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Shepherd
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Goxpe
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Amber
India
Oriel
Detroit
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Mich
Grand Rapids
Hattery
Grand Albion
Marshall
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Monroe
Batt Coldwater
Moat
Loomis
William I. Ross
John
Sound Advice From The Past On Duty And Humility
A compact collection of maxims urging service to others, humility before God, and steadfastness. It emphasizes disarming personal poison, aiding dependents, facing faults honestly, and living with purpose. Messages advocate self restraint, prudent action, timely courage, and orderly, intelligent work toward future aims.
Table Talk on Celery Dishes and Porcelain Taste
The piece notes tableware trends with low flat celery dishes in glass and Bohemian patterns, round English crop dishes, low porcelain bouillon cups, and filigree silver fruit dishes. It contrasts rococo porcelain as costly and reserved for grand occasions, then shifts to Rembrandt who deeply loved his monkey and painted a memory portrait after its death.
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Rembrandt
Wounded 48 Times in One Gettysburg Battle
Comrade Chase, a Maine artillery veteran, allegedly endured nearly 1000 wounds in his service, with forty eight from Gettysburg alone. His survivals and scars are recounted by veterans groups as a record of extraordinary endurance amid Civil War trials.
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Sherman
Kentucky
C. C. Howard
Signal Corps
Olfieer
Boots
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G. A. R. Men
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Chase
Maine
Gettysburg
St. Louis
Financial measures and foreign affairs updates in Washington
Feb 13 to Feb 20 dispatches from Washington cover proposed bonds and tax relief measures, post office and naval appropriations, and the Jones free coinage bill with long debates and adjournments. Reports also note the Wei-lai-Wei surrender, China peace envoys departure, and US diplomacy efforts. Other items include a Ohio consumptives controversy and a Cincinnati Tribune science debate.
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Post Office
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Secretary of the Treasury
Josh House
Senate
Iowa Historical Society
Des Moines
Stewart
Nevada
Jones
Arkansas
Horst
SkNaTe
Fiatz
Housr
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Wei-lai-Wei
Wasaki
China
Yokoyama
Liuung Chang
Prince Kung
Lexpos
Che Foo
Ting
Wei-Hai Wei
Lim
Jed
LiEs Tats
Foreign Office
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Denby
Japan
Port Arthur
Tien Tsin
Li Hung Chang
John W. Foster
Ohio
W. R. Amick
Cincinnati Tribune
Amick Chemical Company
Germans Back Resolution for International Monetary Conference
The German Reichstag passed by a large majority a resolution urging the federal government to invite an international monetary congress. The aim is to seek measures to rehabilitate silver as a circulating medium.
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Germany
International Monetary Congress
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Argonaut
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