Minister’s bold sermon tests Milton church leaders
Pastor Philip Strong moves Miltons Calvary church to confront saloon and gambling rents as a moral duty. He challenges Winter and other owners, denounces improper property uses, risks church strife, yet pursues a higher call to reform and public justice.
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Liam Winter
Sarah
Philip
Senate
Saartemare Nese
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Satan
Jesus Christ
Calvary Church
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William Winter
Mr. Winter
Mr Winter
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God
Mr Evarts and the Forgotten Republican Giant
The New York World notes Evarts has faded from recent campaign scenes and lists him among vice presidents as a relic of old politics. It reflects on how the veteran figure remains linked to long-standing Republican ties while later generations barely recognize him.
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William M. Evarts
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New York World
His Dilemma Over An Invention And Profit
A man weighing two paths for a breakthrough invention contemplates forming a stock company to share profits or acting alone to reap all gains. He fears the label of swindler as a stockwaterer or monopolist and hog if he chooses either route. The scene ends with him pondering in dim autumn light.
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America
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Mr. Winter
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Charles B. Smith
Emory
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Ch. Emory Smith
Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post
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