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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1905
Page
7
The text presents a mosaic of religious exhortations urging Christians to live righteously amid modern temptations. It emphasizes vigilance, purification of society, and the responsibility to reveal the Gospel in daily life, warning against indifference and urging steadfast faith.
The speaker urges Christians to embody gospel living through daily acts of kindness and self restraint. Mere abstinence is insufficient. faith must show in cheerful, benevolent conduct that attracts others. The text condemns hypocritical behavior by leaders and notes how true deeds sustain the church’s witness.
A Scottish Reformer urges women and men to stop wasting time and opportunities and to live fully as faithful stewards of life. The piece emphasizes using life wisely rather than focusing on money. It calls for purposeful action by all readers.
A compact moral exhortation urging swift action and steadfast mercy. The speaker warns that delays waste opportunity and leave good deeds unfinished, challenging readers to follow divine prompting with determination and faith.
A Sunday School lesson traces Jehoiakim’s sin as he seizes the scroll read by Jehudi, burns it, and then seeks Jeremiah’s death. It contrasts Josiah’s fear with the king’s stubborn pride and recounts the destruction and later restoration of God’s word through a rebuilt roll.
Buffalo Aug 16 The steamer Tollewild carrying 200 women and children rode five hours in high winds on Lake Erie. Off Windmill Point the rudder broke. The Icewild was brought to port by four boats summoned by onshore observers. Officers kept order and no injuries were reported.
Nan Patterson, former chorus girl known as Horodora, leaves Cambridge Court after packing trunks and announcing a Washington trip. Mrs. Handy of Holyoke apartments accuses Patterson of undue friendship with her brother in law C Ralph Ash, a lumber broker in Duluth staying at the Hotel Astor, prompting threats of confrontation.
Washington Aug. 16 United States District Attorney Beach exonerates Mrs Sarah H Peckham of any part in the cotton leak scandal. She appeared in New York under subpoena and was willing to testify before the grand jury if required, but was found not connected and excused from attendance.
Secretary Bonaparte after thorough examination of records in the death of Raphael Cohen, a coal passer on the converted cruiser, found no wrongful act. He noted boxing and athletics aid sailors’ health and morale. The court found no culpability by Cohen or others and urged no further action. Admiral Bradford approved the findings.
The Harrisburg convention backs Cham bersburg Judge John Stewart for supreme court, with William H. Berry of Chester accepting the nomination for state treasurer. A resolution thanks Philadelphians for purging registry lists is adopted as the group seeks a successor to the late Judge John Dean after the regular convention.
Charles King, an American from Dakota territory, was convicted of murdering English prospector Hayward at Lesser Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories last fall. The Dominion government reviewed the case and issued no interference. King is to be hanged August 31 at Edmonton.
About 2,500 people including delegates and friends gather in Washington for the twenty first annual convention and exhibition of the Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists.
Tokyo reports Baron Sannomiya Yoshitane grand master of ceremonies to the imperial court is dead from illness in a sudden demise.
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