Christ Will Divide the Spoil With the Strong Sermon
TALMAGE urges a global gospel crusade, arguing that Christ will divide the earth and heaven among the faithful. He envisions evangelized continents, Arctic and desert transformed, and fortunes reshaped by Christian conquest, with ultimate reward for those united to Jesus.
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Rome
Christ the Conqueror
Christ
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Kingdom of Christ
Kingdom of God
Union Pacific Railroad
Ocean
Salt Lake City
Sahara
Ohio
Hlr
Thina
Africa
Livingstone
Bishop Taylor
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Niger
Potomac
Hudson
China
Europe
Christian Common Council
Julius Caesar
Juba
Jehovah
Heaven
Earth
Raplen
Danube
Amazon
Mississippi
God
Jesus
Jacob
Issachar
Dan
Zebulon
Judah
General Booth Tour Summary Reveals Vast World Travel
General Booth recounts seven months of world touring covering 27 809 miles across 2 562 hours with 690 nights on trains. He delivered 308 addresses to 283 176 attendees and filed 47 articles and 48 press interviews while also handling business, councils, and correspondence for the movement.
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Willeam Booth
Veterans Corner recounts battles and Civil War tales
The piece blends lines from Longstreet on Porter's 1862 Manassas action with anecdotes from cadets about Sherman and Crook. It touches on sacrifice, memory, and the fading of heroic columns, urging mass remembrance of fallen soldiers and enduring monuments.
War Episode Narrative From Civil War Prisoners
A Massachusetts man offers money to verify a war tale claiming that during early Civil War days a Missouri Confederate detachment executed about 400 Union prisoners. Twelve were lined up and shot by Confederate officers. A Federal captain then ordered twelve Confederates to be shot in retaliation, but a young man named William Lear volunteered to take a condemned Confederate’s place and was killed.
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Manassas
Longstreet
Porter
Jackson
Lee
Chapman
Boyce
Reilly
8. D. Lee
Homer T. Fuller
Drury College
Springfield
Massachusetts
Missouri
William Lear
Lear
New York Tribune
Gen Shermans Joke and Cadet West Point Anecdote
A Civil War era anecdote portrays General Sherman’s humor through Lieut. David du B. Gaillard’s reminiscence at West Point. The tale notes cadet barracks chimneys and imagined telegraph wire reach, illustrating an old officer’s wit and cadet life lore.
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Gen. Sherman
Chummy
F Emeral
Sherman
Columbia
8. C
Lieut. Gaillard
Leutenant
United States
Bostop
San Francisco
Antonio Maceo Described As Tall Cuban Patriot Leader
A portrait of Antonio Maceo, lieutenant-general of Cuba's patriot army, stands six feet five inches tall and admired by followers for bravery. Described by a trusted comrade as a gentle, good-natured man beneath a soldierly exterior, he is noted for his deep brown skin and kind eyes, revered by supporters and feared by enemies of Cuba's liberty.
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Antonio Maceo
Patriot
Cuba
Tropics
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