TALMAGE'S SERMON. Go Tell Jesus in Time of Trouble
Rev T DeWitt Talmage delivers a Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon on forgiveness temptation and grief. He urges believers to tell Jesus their sins sorrows and slights, insisting Christ offers pardon power and near presence amid persecution and bereavement.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Gincipios
Jesus
Reed
Mer Voble
Behn the Baptist
Whieshey
Zoey
Christ
Raphael
Gilet
Feuer
Alfred
Amram
God
Heaven
Beemer
AN OFFICER S BLUNDER Red-Headed Youth Arrested on Clark Street
A red headed youth with feminine manner and high pitched voice was arrested on Clark Street by Officer Marks. He was booked as disorderly after a comic exchange about his gender. He lives at 171 Twenty First Street and says officers have mistaken him for a girl many times. He was fined ten dollars. Also included are short items about a Gettysburg girl accidentally shot in the eye who recovered and a California Chinese bride arrival with details of her attire and escort.
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Christ
Heaven
Sixtus
Peter
Jesus
Bethany
Nain
Herod
John the Baptist
Joha
Earth
Hell
George Whitfield
Dr. Johnson
Robert Hall
John Foster
John Wesley
England
London
John Wesley Stands To-Day Before All Christendom
Jeana
God
Lazarus
Chicago Tribune
Clark Street
Marks
Marke
Marka
Witlie Murphy
Chambersburg
Mary Myers
Gettysburg
Mary
T. T. Tate
Tate
Californecramento Hea
Marysville Crain
Depot
Depot Hotel
Chinatown
Marure
Ohio River
Root
Illinois
Ste. Henderson
Nor Rikity
Mio
Willelp
Waldo F. Brown
Tribune
Phillips & Hunt
New York
R. H. Howard
Iman
Goethe
Diego Garcia Coral Isle of the Indian Ocean Aboard
The narrative surveys Diego Garcia in the Chagos Archipelago, a low seven-foot-at-high-water atoll near the Bombay longitude. It describes scorching climate, no towns or shops, palms and coconuts, scattered settlers, and the wreck-referencing reefs and shoals surrounding the atoll. The piece shifts to agricultural advice on rural location, manure supply, fencing, and combining gardening with dairying or poultry to maximize profit.
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Cape Leewin
Lisbon
Rio
Royal Navy
Orient Line
Chagos Archipelago
Diego Garcia
Bombay
Fir
Diego
Cues Sener
Pacific
New
Are
Anan
Italian idlers and military caste in Italy
In Venice correspondence the piece contrasts two classes of Italian idlers the noble born and the spoiled elite abroad, noting Italy's move toward commerce and the persistence of a hereditary peasant idea. It comments on army officers as a separate caste, their education, gallantry, and the risk of aristocratic excess as Europe’s tensions rise.
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Italy
Rome
Naples
England
America
Toledo
Tuscany
Lombardy
France
Europe
Venice
Cor
San Francisco Chronicle
Miscellaneous items from old newspapers
A jumble of odd notes and anecdotes include a Boston sloop captain fined for name on her stern, a Hart County resident dubbed stingy, a Cincinnati man buried with a self made coffin and eagle monument plan, and comments on variable stars, California desert reforestation, and a Los Angeles misnaming. Also mentioned are shipboard fashion costs, a postal delivery mix up, Prohibition era licensing, Mexican dollar trade, and a plan to illuminate the Atlantic by submarine cable.
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Boston
Custom House
Newport
Hart County
San Francisco
California
la Ton
The
Angels
Inter Ocean
Leadatestekena
South
Wayer
Chicago Times
Hawes
Cuthbert
Caer Special Delivery Office
Ohibition
United States
China
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Solemn Warning on Labor in Anaconda Montana
In Anaconda Montana Chinese workers were driven out, and now white cooks face strict supervision. The manager warns that any drunkenness or late meals by white staff will lead to tar and feather or removal. Knights of Labor in the region are said to grasp the anti coolie issue better than Tacoma agitators.
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Berean
Anaconda
Mon
Knights of Labor
Tacoma
Portland
The Lively Interest a Farmer Took New Railroad
A farmer tests his willingness to fund a railroad project by contributing a small amount that aligns with his means. The agent expects a large stake from a wealthy landholder, who oddly offers only a tiny per cent, to connect a line near his farm. The exchange highlights skepticism about large investments and practical support.
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Waal
Bible Education Power Lifts Chinese Hearts and Minds
A Chicago article argues the educational power of the Bible surpasses pagan texts among Chinese and other peoples. It cites Dr Ashmore on Indiana anniversaries, noting Bible teaching elevates thought and character, and delivers spiritual renewal beyond mere literacy.
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Ashmore
Indiana
Aries
Dr. Ashmore
Behae Rae Anne Rere
Moses
Isaiah
Sor- Towa
Bors
Oman
Jesus Christ
Fragmented religious quotes on virtue and pedagogy
A garbled page lists religious reflections from M H Seelye Hinton Sam Jones and N Bedependent and notes on Christian progress. It laments life without religious influence and hints at evolving mythological emblems, all presented in a cobbled OCR snippet.
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M. H. Seelye
Hinton
Sam Jones
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