Revolution The Exclusiveness of the Church Must Fall
A preacher argues religion is robust and revolutionary, calling for the church to abolish exclusiveness and worldly pride. He asserts Christianity must overturn complacent practices, reform family and commerce, and ignite mass revivals starting in hearts now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah
Samuel
Moss
Timothy
Christ
Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Jesus
Zaccheus
Simon the Tanner
Jesus Christ
Gota
Onac
Bond
United States Security
United States
God
Wu Lie
Church of God
Church
Curious calm prosperities in Siberian cities described
Anna N. Benjamin notes in Ainslee's that Siberian towns like Vladivostok Khabarovsk Blagovestchensk and Irkutsk appear quiet yet thriving. Central squares hold large department stores brick bank and museum buildings. Schools are strong and a Vladivostok training school educates diplomats and interpreters.
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Siberian
Anna N. Benjamin
Ainslee’s
Vladivostok
Khabarovsk
Blagovestechensk
Irkutsk
Blagovestchensk
Siberia
Zeya River
Amur
Railway Rumbles and Bold Tunneling Projects
Open streetcars in Hartford use cave troughs to drain rain to both ends. The Great Northern railroad advances through the Cascade mountains in Montana with a tunnel nearing completion at a cost of $4,000,000. A novel two mile line in western British Columbia uses stripped tree rails bolted together with a grooved wheel car riding on them.
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Hartford
Great Northern
Cascade Mountains
Montana
British Columbia
Spain Adopts 24 Hour Clocks in Reform Move
The New Spain story notes Spain avoids international debate and implements reforms including ordered 24 hour dials on all clocks. It suggests Spain sees itself at the dawn of a new day with a literal 24 hour cycle.
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Spain
Washington Star
Indianaepolig Journal
Evening Lights and Theater: A Playgoer’s Tale
Lines describe avenue lamps, gas jets, and moonlit streets guiding crowds to a theater. The verse contrasts stage comedy with the human flood of life, noting how everyday scenes mirror tragedy and joy. Clinton Scollard’s reflective mood appears in Smart Set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playhouse
Clinton Scollard
Labori Contemplates Lecture Tour in Dreyfus Affair Echoes
The renowned advocate Maitre Labori, famed for fighting the Dreyfus case, again weighs a lecture tour to this sympathetic nation. Yet the Dreyfus affair long past weighs on the decision as Labori has waited too long.
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Dreyfus
Maitre Labori
Labori
MM. Labori
Not to Be Repeated Prompt About Dr Pellets Summer Plans
A fragment from the Chicago Record quotes a question about Dr Pellets summer travel. The exchange notes past refusals to go away due to poor collections.
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Dr. Pellets
Chicago
Notable Figures and Philanthropy Across Nations
Ex Governor Pillsbury and wife plan a St Paul home for needy girls. Miss Helen Chaddick’s five month journey astonishes Africa. Muskegon donors Hills fund a Masonic temple. Bhuttpore maharajah’s £10000 silver coach noted. Wingate’s white beaver hat links to Harrison rallies. President Loubet’s private autograph collection and Balzac letter purchase. White endowment fund at Earlham. Lord Salisbury and Prince of Wales reading Monte Christo. Mather family gives 10000 to Union College for agricultural studies. Roberts orders ironclad watches for Indian orderlies. Root and Corbin’s close Washington friendship and riding partnership.
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Pillsbury
Minnesota
St. Paul
Helen Chaddick
England
Central Africa
Charles T. Hills
Muskegon
Mich
Maharajah of
Bhuttpore
India
John C. Wingate
Wingate
Ind
Christian Coon
Harrison
Tippecanoe
Loubet
France
Balzac
Francis T. White
New York City
Earlham College
Friends’ Educational
Indiana
Lord Salisbury
Sandringham
Prince of Wales
Jennie Mather
Jane Mather
George Mather
Eunice Mather
William Mather
Mather
Jefferson County
N. Y
Union College
Lord Roberts
London
Marshal Roberts
Washington
War Root
Corbin
Root
The Glass of Fashion Highlights New Winter Dress Trends
The latest petticoats use satin foulards and Armore silks. fur muffs gain length with two tail rows. Gold trims rise in price while hats blend crown and brim in one. White toilets return for winter. white chiffon boas with black chenille appear in evening wear. Stockings shift from plain black to embroidered lacelike options with matching shoes. Brighter brocades return, pleasing both dowagers and younger women.
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Louisine Armore
Mme. la Mode
His Honor Fishes Also Judge
The charge against you is drunk and disorderly. What have you to say. The prisoner claims I was fishing. The judge probes for luck as the prisoner speaks at length. The judge then discharges on drunkenness and holds for perjury.
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Talmage
Jason
Thessalonica
Paul
Lord Jesus Christ
John
George
Books of Remembrance
Boston
Church of Christ
Shotts
Edwards
Tennent
Whitefield
Edward Payson
Windham
Ortonville
Old Hundred
Heaven
THE
New Spain
Glass OF Fashion
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