Sermon by Reverend Brown on Religion and Growth
Reverend Brown compares Sicily's tragedy to the industrial system's toll and argues religion must grow with human life. He cites Copernicus, Galileo, Luther, and Wesley to condemn authority as truth and urges inner, evolving religion rooted in justice mercy and humility. He notes the shift from priestly power to rational, emancipated thought as the path forward.
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Christendom
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Solomon's Temple
Lfe
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E Groity
Tiber
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Palestine
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Jesus
Giordano Bruno
Boston
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Copernicus
Brune
Galileo
Martin Luther
Joshua
Melancthon
John Wesley
Sciece
Europe
Germany
Italia
Spain
England
America
Satan
Mary
The Devil and The Merry Widow Dominate The Stage Tonight
The article notes top producers like Henry W Savage with The Merry Widow and The Devil as sensational seasons, Ramsey Wallace leading The Devil cast, and success trends across major houses including Klaw and Erlanger and A. M. Palmer with landmark hits. It ends with The Grand presenting The Devil tonight.
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Edward B. Rice
Evangeline
A. M. Palmer
Arizona
Kirke la Shelle
Ben Hur
Klaw
Erlanger
Denman Thompson
William A. Brady
Liebler and Company
Christian
Charles Frohman
Henry W. Savage
Ramsey Wallace
Franz Molner
Relation of Science to Religion by Rev Carver
Rev Carver discusses science and religion in the wake of a major Sicilian earthquake. He cites Camille Flammarion on radium origin and argues for testing chemical heat sources, then contrasts divine purpose with natural law and social sins.
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Camille Flammarion
Alaska
Iceland
Yellowstone Park
Snake River
Copper Mountain
Japan
Sicily
San Francisco
Mississippi River
Mount Aetna
Thucydides
B. C
Thift
Aetna
Vesuvius
Stromboli
Naples
Charleston
Lisbon
Europe
India
Flammarion
Blame Safer Than Pralav, a Fragment
A cryptic, archaic note argues blame is safer than praise, suggesting inner conflict and restraint against flattery. The passage describes how praise emboldens vulnerability before enemies, while blame supposedly strengthens resolve, ending with a suggestive line about safety in blame.
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Pralav
Slander
Pralee
Lesson of unity from tragedy and earthquake reflections
A sermon-style piece argues that disasters like the Messina earthquake bind humanity in brotherhood. It contends God is just, punishments are corrective not exclusive to Italy, and calls for aid via telegraph as the world rallies to help.
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Ogden Steam Laundry Co
25Th St
Ower
Jesus Christ
Tower of Siloam
Evelyn Thaw
Lene
Italy
Straits of Messina
United States
India
China
San Francisco
Volcante
God
Earthquakes Teach Careful Living And Safer Cities
The writer argues natural disasters reveal the need for prudent living and sanitary conditions. He cites Japan’s high earthquake toll and daily exposure to quakes as a lesson to improve housing and urban planning. Epidemics likewise urge caution to protect a city from contagious diseases and avoid future loss of life.
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Japan
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