Brooklyn Sermon Headlines Jewish Roots of Redemption
Pastor Jus Sell returned from Europe to address a crowded Academy of Music audience in Brooklyn. He argues that the gospel fulfills the Hebrew promise to Abraham and that Israel’s types point to a greater mediator and blessing for all nations. The talk frames Jews as central to divine plans, awaiting a resurrection morning and a future shared kingdom.
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Israel's double fulfilled and Zion's blessing near
A sermon argues that Israel's religious "double" is complete, opening the eyes of the blind and signaling divine favor. It traces prophecies from Jeremiah Zechariah and others, dates the fulfillment to 1878, notes Zionism's rise, and explains the Messiah's role and the Bride of Christ as part of God's plan for Jew and Gentile unity.
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Zion
Baron Hirsch Immigration Fund
Sir Moses Montefiore Jewish Relief Fund
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Alimham
Messiah
Sahara
Christ
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Amber
Iarael
Mersiah
Fourth of July Celebration Planning in Plattsmouth
The Fourth of July committee met to organize events with J B McDaniel as chairman and A H Koubek as secretary. Plans include parades, free attractions, baseball games, wrestling matches, water fights, and a grand ball at Coates hall with strong music and speeches.
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Wm Egenberger
J. B. McDaniel
A. H. Koubek
Wm. Hinricheen
W. Gravett
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Messrs. Koubek
Egenberger
Plattamouth
Coates’ Hall
Gravett to Organize Red Men Lodges in Weeping Water Ashland
Councilman William Gravett, a leader in the local Red Men lodge, has a commission from Great Sachem Grosvenor of Aurora to organize a lodge at Weeping Water and another at Ashland. Weeping Water may form within weeks with fifty to sixty ready charter members. Gravett plans to establish a strong lodge in Ashland as well, noting strong local interest and a large national membership in the order.
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William Gravett
Red Men Lodge
Great Sachem Grosvenor
Aurora
Weeping Water
Ashland
Gravett
Kansas City Visitor Recovers From Typhoid In City Visit
Cien Hewitt of Kansas City Missouri is in the city visiting his aunt Miss Teresa Hempel and relatives. He recently suffered a severe typhoid fever attack and is convalescing though still weak. He expects to stay several days. He is son of Mr and Mrs K O Hewitt formerly of this city. Charles A Miller traveled from his Thurman area farm to visit his brother in law Pete Hates and family. He was in Nebraska City yesterday and saw a seventeen inning baseball game, calling it a magnificent exhibition.
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Cien Hewitt
Kansas City
Teresa Hempel
Hewitt
K. O. Hewitt
Charles A. Miller
Thurman
Pete Hates
Charley
Nebraska City
Locals from Saturday City Visitors and Probate News
Saturday locals include John Tritach and wife and many others visiting Omaha from Murray Cedar Creek and surrounding towns for business. An estate administration petition for Mrs Edwin Davis is filed with Laura Pieterson named administratrix.
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John Tritach
John Busehe
Cedar Creek
Edwin Davis
Laura Petereona
Ramsey & Ramsey
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Thomas Stokes
Miss Teresa
Jacob W. Vallery
Murray
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Rock Bluffs Precinct
Edwin R. Todd
Mary B. Todd
Wendel Hell
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John Oschenkop
Louisville
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