The Lord Weighs The Spirits Sermon By Dr. Image
The sermon argues that divine judgment uses a royal balance weighing souls rather than earthly measures. It cites biblical verses and historical standards of weight to claim only spiritual weight remains true across time. The speaker urges repentance and active effort to align with God, insisting true worth lies in character over material standards.
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Ruth
Luke
Paul
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Heaven
Adam
Cato
Jezebel
Jeremiah
Damascus
Ostia
Wade
Weighed nations and civilizations in divine scales
A lecture-like reflection weighs ancient Egypt and Greece, praising Greece’s enduring genius while condemning Egypt’s arrogance. It contrasts biblical and classical morals, warns of national decline, and urges a God-centered America guided by Mount Sinai and Beatitudes. It cites historical weights and calls for moral balance in national life.
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Memphis
Thebes
Luxor
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Egypt
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Hellespont
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Athens
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Greece
Cadbury Gifts 416 Acres to Birmingham for Workers
George Cadbury, the English chocolate maker, has given the city of Birmingham an estate of 416 acres valued at 900000 dollars to build houses for working people. The donation aims to provide homes and improve living conditions for laborers.
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George Cadbury
Birmingham
Assassin Bresci Suicide In Prison Cell
New York May 24 Bresci the assassin of late King Humbert killed himself in his prison cell by strangling with a rope made from a blanket. The word Vengeance was scratched on the wall. Bresci had attacked a jailer and wore a straitjacket before feigning docility and executing the self death. He declared he followed an inner voice and blamed monarchies for the crime. Mrs Bresci says the act was murder not suicide.
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Beieve
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Humbert
Bresci
Bresel
Banelog
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Monza
Paterson
N. J
Lot
Mumbert
Trer
Hoboken, N. J
Bryan on reorganizers in Missouri politics
In a Commoner editorial from Lincoln dated May 24, W. J. Bryan argues Missouri Democrats remain true to party principles. He criticizes the St. Louis Republic for aiding reformers and warns against desertion toward corporate influence, urging unity to prevent Republican success. He cites past near ruin from reformer tactics and urges real Democrats to resist corporate capture.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J
St. Louis
Cleveland
Missour
Missouri
Creed Revision Debated by Presbyterian General Assembly
Philadelphia May 4 commissioners to the Presbyterian Church debated the revision of the confession of faith with calm eloquence. The audience, including many clergymen from other denominations, applauded speeches despite requests to avoid demonstrations. The report of the Committee on Revision by Rev Dr Charles A Dickey opened the debate followed by the minority report by Rev Dr William McHibben of Cincinnati.
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Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Calvary Church
Taree
Committee On Revision
Charles A. Dickey
William McHibben
Cincinnat
Mayor Johnson Opposed by Officers at Toledo Meeting
Cleveland reports a mayoral disturbance as officials demanded officers be sworn in to compel Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad to halt work. The meeting was dismissed amid insults toward Mayor Johnson by auditors and attendees. A separate note from Kingston, North Carolina, notes the Bank of Kingston closure and $100,000 in liabilities.
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Narose
Cleveland
John
Wheeling and Lake Eris
Johnson
Baltimore Steamer Founders in Gale on Lake Huron
The wooden steamer Baltimore foundered in Lake Huron near Au Sable in a gale. Twelve of fourteen crew died. two survivors were rescued by the tug Columbia. Captain M H Place and several crew members are listed among the dead. Survivors include Thomas Murphy who relayed the disaster.
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Columbia
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Thomas Murphy
Milwaukee
M. H. Place
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John Delders
Edward Owen
C. W. Sears
George W. Scott
Herbert Winning
P. Marcoux
William Barker
P. Kruger
August Anderson
Prussian Ban on Polish Meetings Fuels Church Tension
May 24 Berlin reports that anti German agitation in the Province of Posen has grown, with the Prussian Government banning all Polish Catholic meetings during Pentecost. Education Minister Studt blamed Polish Catholic clergy for inciting the movement and urged the archbishop to quiet the clergy. The archbishop then took a month’s leave of absence.
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Fosen
Mr. Studt
von Stablewski
Posen
Universal Tobacco Company aims to challenge Trust
New York May 25 The Universal Tobacco Company plans to enter the tobacco market with $1,000,000 capital and strong Cuban links. It seeks to unite Southern and Western manufacturers to curb the American Tobacco and Continental Tobacco monopolies.
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Tobacco Trust
New York
American Tobacco Company
Continental Tobacco Company
Universal Tobacco Company
American Cigar Company
Welsh Miners Entombed After Welsh Colliery Explosion
A Sengeaith Wales dispatch reports seventeen men trapped by an explosion at a local colliery. By noon three were rescued, the mine mouth sealed while ventilators operate. Five bodies recovered with no survivors expected.
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Sengeaith
Wales
Capt Hall Exonerated in Pekin Court Martial finding
Washington May 25 Captain Newton Hall United States Marine Corps was fully exonerated after a court martial for cowardice in the Pekin defense. Admiral Remey issued a special order announcing the exoneration. Texarkana Arkansas May 25 Red River remains dangerous with floods. Moltes Sutton Nixon plantations flooded and 100 acres submerged as river falls at Index then rises toward Farland City. Rain at 2 pm alarms farmers and drives cattle to higher ground.
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Washington
Newton_Hall
United States Marine Corps
Strueter Conger
Pekin
Remey
Texarkana
A.K
Red River
Charles Moltes
Hugh Sutton
Nixon
Index
Farland City
Hall Davages Tobacco Crop Hit by Severe Storm
Clarksville Tennessee May 25 a fierce wind hail and rain storm yesterday damaged new tobacco plants. The unusually large hailstones battered the crop and caused noticeable losses for growers in the area.
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Hall
Clarksville
Tenn
Italy Threatens Turkey Over Preveza Arrest
Constantinople May 24 reports Italy demands immediate reparation from the Porte after arrest of an Italian postal agent at Preveza. If not granted, Italy will send warships to Preveza to exact satisfaction.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Preveza
Porte
Forest and cider notes from historical Britain and France
The article discusses forest area estimates for British possessions and the United States, noting rapid depletion by axes and fires and government efforts to curb depredations. It then touches on cider quality linked to water purity, citing Pasteur Institute findings on malic acid killing typhoid bacteria, and ends with France's trend of crested apples grown in paper bags to create a green crest on red fruit.
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Amarien
America
United States
Pasteur Institute of France
Normandy
France
Montreuil
Four Doctors Fail to Help Local Woman then Dodd’s Kidney Pills
In Vordiel Aidril Mo on May 27, Nellie Moore faced a severe nervous and kidney disease. After four doctors gave up, she used Dodd's Kidney Pills and improved markedly with symptoms easing as spots faded and nerves steadied. The remedy is praised as curing many previously incurable cases in the state and beyond. The piece also notes a satirical tale about a Chinaman and his pigtail.
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Aidril Mo
Nellie Moore
Dodd
Dodds
Marie Cor Draws Attention In Royal Interest Tale
A fragment notes Marie Cor attracting strong interest around a princess, with rumors of proximity and intrigue shaping social chatter in the court.
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Marie Cor
Princess of
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