Glory of Lebanon and the Science of Religion by Talmage
Dr. Talmage preaches on science and religion using Isaiah's prophecy of Lebanon’s trees to argue nature supports Christian truth. He links biblical imagery to natural discovery, cites modern science as ally, and urges believers to study nature as evidence of divine order and providence. The sermon reflects turn‑of‑the‑century religious science dialogue.
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Christ Taushton Barth
Paradise
Earth
Calvary
Tree of Calvary
Crod
Morse
Robert Sulton
Isaiah
Lebanon
Jerusalem
Nature
Chemixt
Moses
Bartlett
Robison
Siavard
Palestine
Milli
Hawarden
Mayrhind
Celina
Stone
Holy Land
Jesus
Christ
Saul
David
Solomon
Sinfer
Dem
Pest
Dragon
Lord Almehty
Darley
Zephyr
Rose
Aldesson
Maoyland
Charles Wesley
Treasurer Murray's Shortfall Figures In Aiken County
Aiken county treasurer Murray is revealed to be at least seventeen thousand dollars short after salary deductions. The loss is charged to bondsmen as the case unfolds. The whereabouts of funds from the brewery remain unknown. The Southern Teachers Exposition in Morehead City, linked with the Teachers' Assembly, anticipates strong exhibits from publishers and manufacturers.
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Aiken
8. C
Murray
Aiken County
Servoncl
Morehead City
N. C
Teachers’ Assembly
Iegomninaric No
Colleges
Earthquake Shocks Hit San Francisco and West
A strong morning quake rattled San Francisco and nearby areas, with city buildings shaken and walls cracked. Rail traffic delayed as a 60 foot high bridge piers settled several inches and rails spread. Additional tremors were reported in Majoraro and Gilroy with gas mains disjointed and chimneys toppled. In Maryland a wedding scandal unfolds as a teenage girl is rescued from a would be groom by a wife’s letter.
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Morgan
San Francisco
Manyfield
United States Appraisers
Dpajoraro
Gilroy
Watsonville
Methodist Quadrennial Conference to Open in St Louis
The Southern Branch of the Methodist Episcopal Church meets May 10 in St Louis with eight bishops led by J C Keener. The church, one of the world’s largest in scale, has missions in China Japan Mexico Brazil and publishes from Nashville.
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Great Wesleyan Church
St. Louis
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Methodist Church
New York
Tates and Territories
North
Louisville
J. C. Keener
J. C. Granberry
Keener
St. Lois
Belie Tow
Pobas S. Martian
D. Co
Baltimore
Wastville
Tenn
China
Japan
Mexico
Brazil
Nashville
Invention May Grow Fiber From Cotton Stalks
A new machine decorticates cotton stalks to produce a fiber used for bale coverings, claimed to rival jute in strength. If practicable, it could shift power toward farmers and reduce reliance on the jute trust, with strands resembling but darker than jute and reportedly as strong as or stronger than existing substitutes.
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Au New Pasitoum
Theo
Jute Trust
Augusta
Creenville News
Charleston Sun to be purchased in interest of Tillman movement
The Charleston Sun may be bought by John B Murphy & Co the Charleston farmers who spoke at the Shell convention in March East. They plan to publish the paper in support of the Tillman movement. Also noted Prince Bismarck may appear in Parliament to send his vote to the Council of State.
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Cianneston
D. C
Tbh
Charleston
Daly Sun
John B. Murphy & Co
Mareh East
Tillman
Hamburger Nachrichten Nerin
Prince Bismarck
Council of State
Winnie Davis to Marry J Wilkinson of Syracuse
Report confirms Miss Winnie Davis will wed J Wilkinson of Syracuse. The match was engaged for months but deferred during her father Jefferson Davis life. she will depart Paris for home on the 10th.
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Winnie Davis
J. Wilkinson
Syracuse
Mae. Wilkinson
Jefferson Davis
Maarriage Mets
Miss Davis
Paris
Lawyers Obtain Stay Of Execution For New York Murderer
Lawyers for the New York murderer condemned to die by electric chair secured a writ of habeas corpus from a United States Court staying the execution. They argue the proposed method violates the U S Constitution. The prisoner will appear before a U S Judge on the third Tuesday in June. Meanwhile the execution is postponed.
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Kemi Uiler
New York
Aurderer
United State Court
United States
Dhiuvedt
Fire at Lawrence sawmill and steam engine destroys property
Sparkly county Mississippi reports a Saturday night blaze at Charles Lawrence's steam engine and sawmill three miles from Rollin Fork. The fire, caused by tenants seeking refuge from seven feet of floodwater, drowned seven in a gin refuge. Reports of other losses near Goddel corroborated. a five member Watson family died in a separate crash.
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Chrles Lawrence
Sparkly
Rollin Fork
Miss
Lawrence
Thames
Goddel Jin
Watson
Young Woman Dies in Fire After Dress Ignites
A 17 year old girl living on Jor Street was burned to death this afternoon when her dress caught fire from the stove while she cooked dinner. She ran into the open air as flames consumed most of her clothing and lingered in agony until she died. The fire department responded to the scene.
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Baivenoneg
Wiss Victoria Wright
Worcester County
Henry C. Leventelle
Salisbury
Mappsbury
Accomne County
Miss Wright
Lerentelle
Lannief Wialker
Jor Street
Washington restaurant misstep by visiting Louisianians and a Georgian
In Washington a dining misadventure involved Hon. Thomas J. Semmes and Mr. James Legendre of Louisiana and Hon. Ben Hill of Georgia. They yanlışly left tips totaling 1.25 dollars, mistaking change, while en route to New York for the U S centennial of the Supreme Court. The waiter tried to reconcile the mistaken tipping before the trio continued their trip.
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Washington, D
CIA
Thomas J. Semmes
James Legendre
Ben Hill
Georgia
New York City
Supreme Court of the United States
Senmes
Hill
Devendre
Levendre
Mr. Semmes
Mire Semmes
Mr Plat
Abe
Degendre
Mr. Hall
M.semmes
Mr. Hill
Min Semanes
Mr. Legendre
Restau
New York
New Orleans
Democrat
Murder link tied to rancher Hooper in Arkansas case
A Los Angeles dispatch reports rancher Thomas Hooper from Ranchito implicated in the murder of John M. Clayton of Arkansas. Hooper allegedly confessed to killing two men in Conway County and his father’s lynching, with clues named by Hooper and Governor Mayle’s correspondence. Hooper disappeared last December and died of pneumonia after floods hindered Sheriff Aguirre’s investigation.
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Clayton
Avieinnan Velle
Critio
Los Angeles
California
Thomas Hooper
Ranghito
Here
John M. Clayton
Arkansas
Charles Lewis
Aguirre
Hooper
Moody
Lewis
Conway County
Chavton
Mayle
Magdie
Rauchito
Maple
Thibol Mawel
Sherif Avairee
Los Angeles County
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