Parkhurst Critiques Philippine War Sermon at Madison Ave
Rev Dr Charles H Parkhurst delivered a sermon at Madison Avenue Presbyterian church condemning war as hell and questioning Christian principles in the Philippine conflict. He contrasted biblical war ideas with modern actions and warned against applying gospel ideals to brutal warfare.
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New York
Charles H. Parkhurst
Madison Avenue, Presbyterian Church
Christ
Philippines
South Africa
Funeral of Admiral Sampson in Washington with vast public honors
May 9 funeral rites for Rear Admiral William T. Sampson drew extraordinary national representation. The ceremony featured a navy yard commandant, a military escort from Fort Meyer, 247 Annapolis naval cadets, and a North Atlantic squadron cadet battalion, underscoring his wartime leadership and status.
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Washington
William T. Sampson
United States Navy
United States Naval Forces
North Atlantic
Spain
Terry
Washington Navy Yard
Henry George
United States Artillery
Foote
Fort Meyer
Annapolis
North Atlantic Squadron
Sampson
Solemn Services For Late Archbishop Corrigan
Requiem masses for the repose of Archbishop Michael Augustine Corrigan were held at St Patrick's Cathedral New York led by Cardinal Gibbons with five archbishops sixteen bishops and more than a thousand priests in attendance.
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New York
Michael Augustine Corrigan
St. Patricks’s Cathedral
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
The Bullet From Afar
A World article describes modern war’s impact on soldiers nerves as they move seven miles under distant shellfire. They crouch at every halt and dig, fearing unseen eruptions. The piece notes the contrast between peaceful country views and relentless bombardment, ending with a grim note on the ongoing battle ahead.
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New York World
Writers and artists linked to humble beginnings and quirky habits
The excerpts link Buffon Dumas Milton Harte Austen Dobson Fox Hall Caine Bolton and Hall Caine to unlikely settings or routines from their early lives. A dialogue from the Chicago Tribune is cited about acting and mood. A clean shop at The Palace Meat Market closes the fragment.
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Buffon
Alexandre Dumas
Milton
Bret Harte
Austin Dobsin
Fox
Allison
Europe
Hall Caine
Laxey
Manx Mountains
Wood's Norway Pine Syrup Promotes Vigorous Old Age
An old advertisement extols Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup as a remedy for neglected colds and a path to a happy, vigorous old age. The copy targets men and women seeking sustained health and vitality.
Lincoln Dispatches Show War Dept as Lincoln's Focus
Analysis notes that many of President Lincoln's important telegrams and letters come from the War Department due to his focus on military events. He visited Halleck and Stanton, issued orders from the field, and kept his eye on ongoing operations, more than on executive offices. The piece cites Lippincott's Magazine and the Pittsburg Dispatch.
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Lincoln
War Department
Navy
Treasury
Secretary of War
Mr. Seward
State Department
Army
Halleck
Stanton
Secretary of
State
Lippincott’s Magazine
Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Claim
Advertisement claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures tough throat and lung illnesses by removing phlegm and infected mucus and by enriching blood with oxygen. It promises to heal inflamed throats and lungs and to ease hard colds and stubborn coughs, with guaranteed bottle prices and free trial bottles at druggists.
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Dr. King
The Useful Men Urge Public Good in Atchison
The Atchison Globe urges useful men to aid the community with time and money. It condemns discouragement of those trying to develop the town and advocates constructive public service.
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Atchison Globe
Auntie Drama and Sharp Zingers Spark Baltimore News Snippet
The Baltimore News quotes a playful exchange where a niece notes Charles Gass proposed to her, prompting the aunt’s outraged quip. The Philadelphia Bulletin adds a quip about people needing to prove they have a mind by talking.
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Charles Gass
Baltimore News
Philadelphia Bulletin
Southern Pacific Seasonal Round Trip Rates to California Ports
The Southern Pacific announces sale of round trip tickets from various selling stations to Santa Monica Long Beach San Pedro Newport Beach San Buenaventura and Santa Barbara at listed rates. Tickets valid for travel Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays through September 30 1902 with return by November 30 1902. Continuous passage required between selling stations and Colton with westward stopovers allowed. For details contact C M Kurkhalter D F P A.
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Southern Pacific
Santa Monica
Long Beach
San Pedro
Newport Beach
San Buenaventura
Santa Barbara
Venice
Gay Glass Wee
Rome
Paniano
Bowie Haae
Colton
C. M. Kurkhalter
D. F
Pp. A
Cough Remedies and Health Ads Highlight 1900s Column
The page promotes One Minute Cough Cure for coughs colds and bronchitis and Burdock Blood Bitters for blood and digestion. It notes Electric Bitters praised by Congressman Champ Clark for overwork fatigue and sleeplessness. Advertising touts guaranteed watches and jewellery repairs.
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D. Bell & Son
Champ Clark
Missouri
Brillant Comgressman
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Talcum
Mennen
Johnson
Palmer
Colgate
Arcadian Pharmacy
East
Congress Street
Geo. H
Cook & CO
Phoenix
Arizona
Prescott
Cucson
E. Gonagress
Uncle Sam
Minneapolis Journal
DR. Parkhurst
Sherman
Moses
Smith
Admiral Sampson
East Congress Street
Rebeil’s
Julius Goldbaum, Inc
Oods
Dr. Schell
Bolton
Indiana
Old Statehouse
Chicago Tribune
The
Rhode Island
New York University
Pittsburg
the Useful Men
North Main Street
Tucson, A. T
Parafine Paint Company
Pacific Coast
Russell
Sheldon
North Church Street
Tucson
Hotel Modesti
Althee Modesti
Prop
Agua Caliente
Maricopa County
Beth Winter and
Wells Fargo and
Stage and Mail
Telegraph
Sentinel
P.O
Agua Callente
R. R
HOTEL
Sturbide
Josephine
Coronado
Karl Lamb
Brown’s Art Store
North Stone Ave
B. G. Cape’s
Yuma County
Rockland Canal CO
R. S. Patterson
Yuma, Ariz
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