The Name Above All Names Jesus in Revival Sermon
In Brooklyn on May 1 Dr. Talmage preached that the name Jesus is easy to utter yet powerful and enduring. He described Jesus as beautiful and mighty, capable of saving sinners, uniting nations, and enduring beyond tombs, urging listeners to accept Christ now.
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Brooklyn
Talmage
Christ
Henry Clay
Wiliam Wirt
Daniel Webster
Paul
Jesus
Mer
Bethlehem
Bethsemane
Golgotha
Genesaret
Emmaus
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus Christ
John Wesley
Christ Jesus
Houme
Rothschild
Silliman
Washington
Wellington
Saul
Newton
Minchland
Victorien
Germany
William
Aoman
Scott
Jocuse
France
Spain
Siberian Snow Castle
Walter Scott
Gregory VI
Sancho
Conrad I
Richard I
England
Catherine
Russia
Universal
Arsen Vo
Sud
God
Heaven
Messeah
Earth
Sharon
Jacob
Amon
Altar of Mercy
Taye
Treasury secrets of war era cotton losses stuns readers
A Washington diary reveals how the division of abandoned lands and property held millions in cotton and other assets from the Civil War era. It notes $13,000,000 tied to Southern property, with $174,000 in one cotton bale case and $109,000 from a foreign seizure. The piece describes how owners, many loyalists, lost track of their claims as Union officials kept funds in trust, and recounts related stories of damage and recovery attempts.
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Kershaw
Atlantic Electropoise CO
Charleston
S.C
Washiatrox
D.C
United States Treasury
South
Chase
Awear South
General Sherman
South Atlantic
Savannah
John Jones
Bates
Gateaway
Lamar
Georgia
Williams
Butler
Murder and arrest in Chicago case of Bridget Walsh
A Chicago report states Bridget Walsh wife of Michael Walsh a J W Farwell & Co teamster was murdered in May 4 in her bedroom with sixty five gashes from head to foot a scissors blade driven into the heart and a broom handle driven through her body. Walsh's nephew Thomas Walsh has confessed to the crime saying an improper proposal led to the stabbing and mutilation. A separate item from the Bamberg correspondent describes incendiary fires destroying Dr W Barton s corn house and other buildings along with a saw mill and lumber pile in Orangeburg County with no insurance and a loss around 1100.
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Chicago
Cuitcano
Bridget Walsh
Michael Walsh
J. W. Farwell & Co
Jack, the Ripper
Laler
Walsh
Thomas Walsh
Ife
Bamberg
Columbia Daily Register
W. Barton
Barton
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Dr. Talmage Sponka
Sky
Alexander Popes
St. Mark's
St. Peter’s
Paleys
New York
Mar H
Thomas Dixon
New York Sun
Journalisma
Mr. Dana
Police Gazette
Canonze
William M. ‘Tweed
Tweed
Wsenius
Aehomeless
Mae Bridiein
Harger
Fuller
Thor
Mr. Dixon
Bileet Rapide
Idalius Cy Smith
Wilaixarvox
N.C
Jobin N. Webb, Esq
2. C
Sumter
St. Charles
Confederate States
Congresstuin
Mr. Cummings
Marshall Ftall
McAllister
Augusta
Beech Island
Randolph Tavel
Tavel
Joseph Tavel
Youne ‘Tavel
Young Tavel
Harneas
Tie
Ile
Kukenka
Cal
Harry Rogers
Mather O Kine
Rogers
Express
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Gorn
Wilea
Mills
WITIL
Belt and
Variane
W. C. Badham
Columbia, S.C
Hie
Lipynan &Ros
Lipps Nan’s
Bavannah, GA
Japan
Padgett
SOG Fordat
Diegha
Bougist
SCC. WD
Columbia, 8. C
Lombard & Co., Sree
South Carolina
P.H. Hyatt
AI Kinas
FH. Hyatt
Lippman Bros
Lippman’s
Savannai, QA
Teebily
Mee Ie DA Iy
Istsprops
Savannah GA
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