The Mighty Hunter Arrow of the Gospel
Rev Dr Talmage uses hunting imagery to urge Christians to master spiritual archery, study evangelism, and bring souls to Christ. He cites Nimrod, ancient archers, and the gospel as a sharp arrow able to save many, urging personal consecration and active outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesti
Pollux
Achilles
Diomades
Jiona Anil
Jesus
Ose Arabiry
Bald
Guy
Toxas
Beira
Truman Osborne
Talmage
Truman Osborn
Caime
Thara
Bown Angurad
Agincourt
Solway Moss
Neville's Cross
Paul
Arroy
Anther
Julian of Old
Earl of Pembroke
Mors
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Icicles
Theodore Parker
Renan
Aother
Christ
Oito
Adirondacks
Califarsila
Aly
Geolidod
Hyary
Tupper
Thyatira
Corloth
Lnodjcen
Amerigan
Aiso
Noha
Tremark
Waldson
Igor
Dows Snileer
Church of God
Ely
Mithridates
Domitianus
Angers
Jake
Jesus Christ
Ino Forest
Germany
Earth
Heaven
Ainner
Unique Soldiers' Monument eyed for Chicago display
Chicago weighs a grand stone monolith quarried in Wisconsin for exhibition at the Columbian Exposition. The 100 foot tall monument is described as the largest monolith in the world and is under consideration for public display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Prohibition Meeting Shifts to Silver Victory Plan
Michigan moves to reorganize the state central committee as 20,000 prohibition voters split, 18,000 favoring silver. Renato Tillman argues for silver victory in Chicago and November, while Senator Dubois gains control of strategy and Toller leads the pro silver push amid party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basa
Lansing
Michigan
Ald
State Central Committee
W. ©. Shopard
Giborson
Shopard
Prohibition
Tillman Speech in New York Attacks Silver Policy
Senator Ben Tillman of South Carolina spoke at Cooper Union in New York on the silver issue. He condemned Wall Street controls and Cleveland as beholden to bankers, and urged America for Americans while denouncing England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renato Tillman
South Carolina
Tennegses
Chicago
Eudness
Tillman
Atlanta
New York
William Whitney
Gorman
Mat Ransom
North Carolins
Mexico
Tammany
Hill
Calvin Brice
Jim Campbell
Cleveland
Whitney
Miust
Thera
Taller
Hxohanga
Ben Tillman
Cooper Union
Bond
America
England
Expelled Newspaper Men File Damages Suit Against Spain
The report states Mr. Gay, New York newspaper correspondent expelled by General Weyler from Cuba, sailed to New York on the Orizaba. Mr. Dayly of Harper's Weekly, confined at Morcastle, left on the same steamer. Dayly seeks 100000 from Spain. Mr. Gay claims 25000. Georgia and Alabama earnings for the third week of IndianA show 20017.15, up 135 percent from last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gay
New York
Cuba
Woyler
Orizaba
Dayly
Harper's Weekly
Morecastle
Hayings
My. Gay
Georgia
Alabama
Remarkable Rheumatism Cure Story Prompts Local Notice
Utica residents read of C O Parris of Utica who recovered from chronic rheumatism after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The account cites multiple doctors and cities, praises the pills, and notes sales through Williams Medicine Co. in Binghamton and Shamokin.
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Drv
Tiacre
Whith
Ssin
Mivalasippi Tofantiy
Vontraota Diboato
Memphis
Tenn
Manny
Hinds County
Utica
Mr. C
Parris Dyow
Dole
Fortis
Duke
Dywerld
New Orlanta
Vickaburg
Almaty
New York
Tamporary
Raliet
Ai Articla
Williama
Vickshure
Darris
BK Ifaw
Dune
Home Co
Migs
Tan
Mlastealpps Infantry
Bota
Mabove
Lanyon
Dr. Willaams
Vickwburger
Williama' Dink
New Orluana
Vickkburg
Atlanta
Hava Dain
Dr. Williams
Mossie
Terrell Brown
Uilon
Batre
Jody Humber
de. Williams
Ropes Reflects on Moving vs Paying Rent
The speaker muses aloud about a line suggesting it is cheaper to move than to pay rent. He recalls a remark attributed to a sheepherder and notes the saying supposedly predates the last day of May. The scene unfolds as he contemplates the peculiar axiom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Inab
Enid
Istenor
Onicago Post
Fatherly Lookalikes and Girls Fortunes Quip
A Chicago Tribune humor piece quips about daughters resembling their fathers. The exchange highlights observations on appearance and fortune in a light, witty tone.
A New Miuminent and its Phosphorescent Powder
A scientist figure M Henry promotes a luminous phosphate powder that absorbs and emits glow in darkness. The narrative links the mineral to radiant dust for cosmetics and lighting effects, describing damp resistance and a moonlit scene with glowworms. The prose evokes Aladdin style imagery and exotic settings.
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M. Henry
School of Higher
Cfndies
Anit
Young Fang
Woloomtch Warning Sparks Family Dispute
An exchange from the Baltimore Herald shows a tense confrontation over a daughter with warnings and threats. The dialogue reveals parental anguish and a plea for communication and protection.
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DR. Talmage
Divine
The
Mighty
Hunter
Teller
Ridpath
Senator Dubois
St. Louis
Fred T. Dubois
Idaho
Dubois
Olonga
Great
Middle West
United States Senate
Enat
Toller
Haa
John Clark Ridpath
Frank Horan
Democratic Central Committee
Fifth
Indiana
Congress
International Gold Conpiracy
London
Juntios
Alo
Thors
Eame
Bng
Phe
Claude Matthews
Spain
Rooter
Piladelphii
Sean Bord
Young Goslow
Baltimors Herald
Ita
California
Tulane University of, Danae Tis Adyante
Deane
E. Chaille
J. D
Dean
C. Drawerdol
Nsw
Orleans
Iki Oved
Orattarooga
Vais
Ihrer Roche
Uashe
Mall
J.T
Shuptrin Ry
Savannah
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