None of These Things Move Me in Brooklyn Tabernacle Fire Sermon
Dr Talmage proclaims endurance after the Brooklyn Tabernacle fire with the sermon The Baptism of Fire from Acts. He recalls afflictions faced by Paul, calls for unity across denominations, urges rebuilding a national, inclusive church, and looks toward a fireproof New Jerusalem and a restored Brooklyn Tabernacle.
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Dr. Talmage
Academy of Music
New York
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Paul
Jerusalem
Jesus
David
Brooklyn
Handel
Haydn
Morgart
Mendelssohn
Beethoven
Nebuchadnezzar
Benjamin Franklin
Ecorrow
Trained Teachers Missing in Global Education Rise
The Century notes a severe lack of properly trained teachers across the United States and Europe, with over 325000 teachers lacking sufficient normal school training. It cites small salaries, insecure tenure, and the absence of a national US system as barriers, urging public opinion to push reforms. It also condemns universities for neglecting education science, pointing to German and Scottish and other institutions as leading examples.
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United States
Europe
Scotland
Knox
Prussia
Jena
France
Republic
Bryce
America
David and Forgiveness in Psalms 32 Lesson Card
A compact study notes David's sin with Bathsheba, his repentance, and God’s forgiving guidance. It frames Psalm 32 as a guide to peace, showing David’s confession, the burden of concealed sin, and the promise that God leads with mercy, protecting and restoring the faithful.
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Jesus Christ
Timm
David
B. C
Nathan
Piaer
Jerusalem
Mount Zion
Davin
Jordan
Rabbah
God
Willimstreet
Murphy
Rey
Paul
Christ
Jesus
A. PF. Schauffier
How to Get Along and Eye the Surroundings
A note on balancing single task focus with awareness of surrounding factors. The piece argues that to concentrate on one goal, a person must keep in mind multiple directions and potential interruptions, using a street crossing as a vivid example. It emphasizes evaluating wider implications while pursuing the moment's task.
Opposed to Widows Weeds and Mourning Dress
In a periodical column voice the piece ridicules widow mourning as excessive and compares it to suttee, suggesting lingering heathen notions about women. It notes the social penalties perceived for a husband’s death and a wife’s punishment, then shifts to a contrasting note on living day by day for blessing others.
Race Peculiarities From Across the World
The article surveys greeting customs and curiosities from diverse regions. It notes the South Sea Islands practice of flinging water as a salutation, ruby maturation beliefs in Burma, Maori wartime notices, Paraguayan courtly gestures at greeting, Honolulu observations of Sandwich Islander appearance and dress, British Guiana youths’ roughhold game echoing a college rush, and village entry rituals requiring force to break a barrier.
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South Sea Islands
New Zealand
Paraguay
Onxx
Honolulu
Mother Hubbard
Trial Bagley and Her Sundays at the Prairie Cemetery
Trial Bagley, a reclusive frontier farmer, visits the prairie cemetery each Sunday with her hollyhocks in bloom. She places flowers on the graves, especially honoring old soldiers, after living decades alone on her claim and sustaining herself by farming amid wary neighbors.
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Bagley
New Basel
Far West
Trial Bagley
Bill Hackler
Struble
Hackler
Strange rescue tale of Trial Bagley and reunion
A Nashoba era tale follows Thai Bagley as she guides a delirious wanderer from an emigrant wagon to her cabin. She nurses him through fever and delirium, then a late confession reveals the man is Frank, old war comrade and former sweetheart, returning after years of wanderings and misfortune.
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Whitey
Thai Bagley
Weatk
Bagley
Frank
Trial Bagley
New Mexico
Arizona
A Strange Union Lifts Hope Beneath Hollyhocks
A woman aids a man on a lonely road and, after long separation and rumors, they marry at a justice of the peace. The farm prospers despite mystery as they visit a cemetery where a grave bears their memories. Cuartes M. Hanrier notes their bond and the settlers’ puzzlement over the hollyhocks and road past the barren prairie cemetery.
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Bagley
Cuartes M. Hanrier
Royal Children of Germany Taught War Arts
Margaret Blathwayt reports on the young five princes of Germany under Emperor William II. From crown prince to baby, military discipline shapes nurseries, uniforms, drills, and a summer holiday at Oberhof where the boys parade, drill, and learn defense from soldiers. The piece notes daily expectations of soldiers' roles for all children, even princes, in Germany.
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Germany
William II
William
Crown Prince
Frederick
Albert
Prince Frederick
Oberhof
Thuringia
Augustus William
Margaret Blathwayt
Musical Connoisseurs Praise The Symphony Concerts
In a lighthearted exchange, theatergoers discuss a recent symphony, praising violin runs, a lively Blue Danube piano performance, and a charming flautist while critiquing a soprano’s dress. The humor turns to a note about a clerk balancing books on Saturday.
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Maude
Lil Jenkins
Mumma
Soam L
Merchant Traveler
A Detective's Information Dialogue from Arcola Record
A witty exchange shows a Chicago detective admitting he sources crews for tough cases from daily newspapers while a citizen wonders how reporters obtain their information. The detective quips that he does not know how reporters gather their facts, highlighting journalistic information flow.
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Citizen
Chicago
Arcola Record
Mysterious Cronin Trial Witness Hints Defense Line
Cuicano Oct 21 A witness claims Cronin read the Sullivan report and faced charges of treason within the I R B. He notes a defense angle that Cronin’s death may stem from a heated dispute rather than deliberate murder. The line of defense could cast doubt on planned intent.
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Cronin
Cuicano
Camp 20
Dr. Cronin
Longenecker
Tom O'Connor
Sullivan Investigating Committee
Beggs
le Caron
Coughlin
Portugal's King Dies at Lisbon Palace
Lisbon October 21 King Luis II of Portugal died Saturday morning after paralysis. Attending physicians notified the royal family, who kept vigil at the bedside. The Duke of Braganza succeeds to the throne and will take the title Carlos.
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Lisbon
Luis L
Portugal
Duke of
Braganza
Carlos
Internal Revenue Receipts Reported for Quarter Ended September
Washington October 21 internal revenue receipts for the three months ending September 30 totaled 34,648,525.74 dollars, an increase of 470,807.20 dollars over the same period last year.
Tidal Wave Destroys Japanese Towns. Nearly 800 Die
San Francisco reports from the City of Peking that a deadly sea wave struck Yokohama and coastal villages on September 11. Dozens of hamlets suffered complete destruction with hundreds killed and thousands displaced. Local emperial relief gifts total 2000.
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San Francisco
Peking
China
Japan
Yokohama
Harugun
Aichiken
Okudo
Oguri- Shinden
Jitsuroku
Oyabu-Mura
Ikuta-Mura
Yoshida-Mura
Toba-Mura
A Fatal Land Deal in Aurora Sends Farmer to Death
Aurora Illinois October 21 Saturday afternoon I F Parker a farmer owning 105 acres near the city sold the property for 21000 to Senator H H Evans then returned home and shot himself through the head in the presence of his wife. family objected to the sale while neighbors urged him to sell. Drought in Montana Drives Ranchers to Pay High Prices for Feed Water hauled long distances as cattle starve. Three bones found after barn fire in Rockford and a prairie fire destroying Mencken village near Brimanex underscores widespread distress.
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Christ
Jesus
Hell
Earth
Heaven
Jesus Christ
Brooklyn
Schermerhorn Street
Church of
Church of New York
Jerusalem
Father Taylor
Academy of Music
Green B. Raum
Harrison
WaAsiington
Pensions
James Tanner
Green B. Baum
Ilinois
Congress
Internal Revenue
Poole
New York
Hiscock
Tanner
Baum
Mason
Pension Office
Raum
General Raum
Internal Revenue Office
Dawson
Interior Department
Noble
Friends
Bussey
Smith
Ranm
Golconda
Kansas
Illinois
Harrisburg
Cairo & Vincennes Railroad Company
Republican Party
Cincinnati
District of Columbia
Aurora
Ill
I. F. Parker
H. H. Evans
St. Paun
Minn
J. B. Rea
Miles City
Mont
Montana
Rockrorp
John Phillips
Poplar Grove
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Frank Scanlan
St. Paul
C. D. O'Brien
O'Brien
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Parnell
Messrs. Hynes and Mills
Lord Salisbury
London
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Saturday Review
Crete
Dahomey
van Went
George Kessler
Quivec
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Lemay
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Labrador
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Marsufield
Wis
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Internal Revenue Receipts
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N.D
Mencken
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