Rise of revival faith and the calm of Christ in storms
A preacher extols revival under divine guidance, warns against fearing large numbers joining the church, and recalls John Livingston stopping a revival. He contrasts Christ’s humanity and divinity, urging trust in Jesus to still storms and comfort sorrow, citing personal loss and resilience.
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London
Hesba
F.B
Hehijted
John Buy
le Moosly
Jeeden
Toba Stretton
Hyealbillies
Bree
Edlure
Kayen
Moody
Feywanting
Tally J. Bourgeon
Temparance
Drummond
Harbor of Heaven Piloted by Christ in a Storm Sermon
A devotional passage portrays a Christian soul passing through death with calm and faith. It uses maritime imagery to promise heavenly harbor, safety, and eternal peace as the storm of life ends. The speaker frames death as a voyage toward a glorified shore, guarded by Jesus.
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Jesus
Christ
Gennesaret
Man of Nazareth
Mann
Lord Jesus Christ
Eire Torhimm
Heaven
Louis Klopsch
Munkacsy as Fairy Godmother to Hungarian Student
The Great Painter generously aided a Hungarian girl who sought music in Paris. After a brief study with Mme Marchesi, her funds ran out, but Munkacsy secretly funded a full year in Paris, enabling her to continue and rise in musical circles.
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Munkacsy
Paris
Munkaecsy
Hungary
Mme. Marchesi
City of
Song
Madame
The Pastimes of Eighty Three and Captain Codman
Captain John Codman died aged 86. He led New York Reform and Twilight clubs and was a noted writer on industrial topics. At 76 he rode between New York and Boston for exercise, and even on a zero degree winter day he walked briskly downtown. A tale from the New York Post recalls his vigor and outdoorsy spirit.
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John Codman
New York Reform
Twilight Clubs
New York
Boston
New York Post
Sam Jones Preacher Affects Revered Sermon Style
The Rev Dr Frank Bristol recounts a White House dinner tale about Sam Jones. A Virginia listener praised Jones as a skilled preacher when he stays with Scripture, but warned he becomes great once he veers from the text. The anecdote ties to revival debates and rotund preacher theatrics. Also noted is a Turkish police case over red paper titles in Constantinople and Armenian press suppression in Cincinnati Enquirer report.
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Sam Jones
Frank Bristol
Metropolitan Church
Washington
McKinley
White House
Candler
Methodist Church ‘South
Virginia
Jones
T'zaghil
Constantinople
Paris
Cincinnati Enquirer
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ILBUR
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U.S
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Aritis
Thia College
Chureans Ith
Indianapolis
Winchester
Y . Ly
Moory
Dr. ¥. Tie
Yalton
Masman the Syrian
A.B. Whey
J. W. Chapman
Wet
Moe
F.B. Aiprer
Chas, Leach
R. A. Torrey
Burpee
Gable
Watlee Burpee & CO
Philadelphia
EWN Wheeler & Wilson
Hirnen
Vyy
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Ont Alwanag
ANP Soha Pedia
Will
Poppin
Congress
International Peace Congress
Edgar Stanton Maclay
U.S. Navy
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Standard American Annual
Pulitser Eldy Kel
Central of Georgia Railway
Ocean Steamship Co
East
Theo. D. Kline
Hinton
C. Haile
Savannah
Lombard Ironworks& Supply CO
L. R. Benedict
Kuenville
Slater Co
N.Y
U. S
Judah
Church of God
Richard Baxter
England
Robert McCheyne
Dundee
Jonathan Edwards
Northampton
Somerville
N. J
New Brunswick
John Livingston
Ang Hie
Mr. Livingston
Livingston
sEivoatye
A. Snow & CO
Washington, D.C
Dr. Miles
Tarsurron & Duaaan
Daniel I
Bea Washinton
Eadache
Mil ‘Ain Pilla
Druggis
Grist
Mallary Bros. & CO
Mace Ls
Georgia
Lincoln Founain Pen
Lincoln Fountain Pen CO
Fulton Street
York
Sandersville Herald
R. R
Sandersville High School
Sandersville
Besdes
Board of Education
T. H. Sparks
Whitehurst
Territory
A. G. Forbes
P. O
Montgomery
Ala
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John Watson
Palestine
Corwin Knapplinson
Anthony Hope
Rudyard Kipling
Mark Twain
Peary
Cy Warman
Bret Harte
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Robert Barr
Clinton Ross
Europe
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