Spurgeon Farewell Meeting at Tabernacle Ends With Thames Views
The Newington Tabernacle gathering marks Spurgeon’s near departure to the South of France. He praises steady college support, notes rising applicant quality and international interest, and asserts revival through prayer and Spirit rather than human effort. J. A. Spurgeon and students speak. Tout presents Thames dissolving views.
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Sankey
New York
Times
Spurgeon
Coollege
Pastor
Métropolitan Tabernacle
Newington Butts
Tabernacle
France
United States
Catada
Europé
Portugal
Russia
England
Scotland
Evaniliste
Ios
Chure
J. A. Spurgeon
Thames
Strahan's announcements list varied works and debates
Suam Decrees report General Schenck stating he has discussed with the U S Government the sale of degrees by American colleges. Letters from Pennsylvania and New Jersey governors note two institutions named The Philadelphia University of Medicine and Surgery and The Livingston University of America do not exist.
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Messrs. Strahan
Ritualism
Church of England
W. E. Gladstone
Max Muller
C. J. Vaughan
K. F. von Kléder
A. M. Christie
Wise Woman
George MacDonald
Mrs. Haweis
Cha
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Philadelphia University of Medicine and Surgery
Livingston University of America
Letter to the Editor and Reply From 1875 Nonconformist
Correspondence from Peckham dated October 9 1875 criticizes articles in the Nonconformist and defends the victim of an alleged misstatement. The letter argues the Hare court deacons statement is ex parte and questions prior investigations. The editor notes Sinclair is an assailant not a victim and maintains the pamphlet should be suppressed to repair a wrong act.
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Hare-court
Peckham
Sinclair
Free Church attention to suburban growth and church reach
A Bradford correspondent argues urban population shifts from city cores to outskirts threaten Free-Churches. He cites London Leeds Birmingham and other cities, noting declines in central housing and rising suburban worship need, urging provision and planning for future congregations. Nov 8 1875.
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Birmingham
Liverpool
Manchester
Leeds
Sheffield
Bradford
Scarborough
Yorkshire
Headingley
Beeston
Armley
London
Perplexities of Investors Face Scrutiny in Advisory Letter
An 1875 letter from an accountant in Mark Lane warns investors about speculative schemes tied to the Keokuk and Kansas City Railway and calls for careful due diligence. He outlines rules: require reputable managers, no cash promotion payments, audited accounts, and personal commitment by promoters. He urges consulting qualified accountants or actuaries for sound investments.
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Keokuk and Kansas City Railway Company
Co-operative Credit Bank
Keokuk and Kansas Railway
S& Newspaper
Mark Lane
E.C
Modern Revivalism and Its Social Echoes
In this column the author analyzes a new phase of religious life in the last months, highlighting America's role in the drama. Figures such as Pearsall Smith, Beecher, Moody, and Sankey draw attention while the writer avoids direct critique of their doctrines or Brooklyn scandals and shares general conclusions from extensive study of the movement.
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Brooklyn
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