Easter tide sermon on the resurrection of the body
In Brooklyn on Easter morning Dr. Talmage preached that Christ’s resurrection proves believers will rise. He described bright flowers, urged faith over questions about how bodies are rebuilt, and pictured immortal, tireless bodies in a world to come with duties, joy, and reunion with loved ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Tabernacle
St. Petersburg
Christ
England
Ireland
Solomon
Sharon
Jesus
Savior's Tomb
la Barythine
Coatly
Blondy
Gaerne
Yoji
Iain
Sipose
Brooklynj
China
Greenwood
Gettys
New York
Liverpool
Boston
Central America
Westminster Abbey
Wilbertose
Ieee
Heaven
Broadway
Despotium
Earth
Jacob
Laat
Indiana Seath News Briefs and Local Notices
A bulletin of varied Indiana items reports a murder in progress, crop pests, and gas well activity. It notes the rejection of Charles Pollard’s Montana Supreme Court nomination, a child’s accidental death in Plainfield, school population counts in Richmond, and political nominations in Munice. Additional items cover mine safety suits, a May court trial, local boycotts, strikes, and regional public notices.
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General Sherman
Indianapolis
Portland Gas and Oil Company
Charles R. Pollard
Delphi
Supreme Const
Montana
Plainfield
Oliver Jones
Richmond
Tom Browne
Congress
Muncie
North Vernon of Company
August Bartman
Osgood
Germany
August
Huntington
Jensy
Theodore C. Marshall
Rockville
Harrison County
Stockslager
Howard
Boston
Memphis
Clark County
J. H. Smith
Knights of Labor
Hostler
Patrick Layman
Vigo
Coal Bluff Mining Company
Honors to Jeff. Davis in Montgomery crowded with cheering crowds
An immense Montgomery demonstration welcomed former Confederate President Jefferson Davis. He spoke of the war as a holy defense and memory of fallen soldiers. Gen. Gordon delivered a tribute and Davis later traveled to Atlanta with grand receptions and monument unveilings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Confederacy
Jeff
David
Beauvoir
Miss
Capitol
Davis
Capitol Grounds
Alabama
Exchange Hotel
John B. Gordon
Savannah
Jefferson Davis
Atlanta
General Gordon
Mr. Davis
Ben Hill
Macon
la Grange
Mr. Hill
Blaine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Advanc
Alspaugh & Lawler
Attorneys At Law
Seber Mane
D. Hendricks
Campbellsburg, Ind
J.P. Henderson
M.D
Henderson’s
Lyon’s Block
North Main Street
H. D. Henderson
George W. Duncan
Alvis S&s Routh’s
Rob
Uppinghouse
Son
Mitchinghms & Wilson
Penaceet Street
Ie el « Ree
J. McKinney
Queensware, &c
Postoffice
Justin Zornman
Lanning’s
Cooper’s Jewelry
Thad Huston
Attorney AT Law
Pace’s Block
Sanam, Inv
L.t.overman
M. D. Phys1c Medical
Pace
Salem, Ind
Ptt
EMD
Brett
Dr. Talmage
Indiana
Seath News
Boswell
Lake Erie & Western Railway
Jacob van Stein
South Africa
Mary Benneman
United States
Russiaville
Peter Coulter
Board of Health
Sout Bend
Fifth Wheel
John W. Condon
Loganspd
Scott Manufacturing Company
Baltimore
David Conover
Mownt Vernon
Churn
Emanuel F. Cripe
Goshen
Emory G. Carr
Hiweelf Ind
Morrison
Shelbyville
Seal Press
Morrie H. Devere
Lawrenceburg
James Q. Johnson
Wolcott
Daniel T. McNiel
J. B. Carter
Frederick W. Miller
K.K
K. J. Newman
Elkhart
George P. Merlock
Plymouth
Calvin G. Udell
Walter Stanton i
Jacob A. Shipley
Gregg Township
Morgan County
R. B. Pollard
Woods
Pollard
Stanton
Jeff. Davis
Palatka
Fis.) Herald
Lucas Wharf
Rice Creek
Brown
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