Laying the Cornerstone and World Harmony Sermon
A sermon by Rev. Dit. Talmage envisions sin as musical discord and righteousness as harmony. He laments global strife, extols reform, and urges universal attunement of nations labor and capital through gospel truth, invoking celestial imagery and historical notes.
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the Redeemed
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Alpha and Omega
Caught A Child On The Fly In A Runaway Buggy
In Elizabeth New Jersey a three year old was hurled from a runaway buggy when the horse bolted. John Conard of Elizabeth Avenue attempted to stop the driven cart and was knocked down, suffering cuts and bruises. A bystander caught the child midair near Horning's drug store, shielding it from impact with the window and preventing serious injury. The infant was shaken but unhurt.
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Indians Evict Palefaces From Penobscot Island Reservation
The Tarratines, a Penobscot tribe in Maine, issue a final edict forcing a white resident to leave the reservation on a Penobscot island after Mme. Ming Bishop's marriage to a white man. The Bachems declare her residence and property forfeited and order all whites off the island, with scrutiny from Judge I P Whiting and potential force.
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Bishop
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Chicago
Blind Card Player From Lewiston Uses Unique Deck
J. J. Chase of Lewiston Maine, a blind war veteran and son of Uncle Solon Chase, plays cards with notable skill using his own notched-edge deck. He is told opponents' cards and selects his own by tracing edge marks.
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J. J. Chase
Lewiston
Solon Chase
New York Times
Waterloo preacher boxes: pastor teaches youths in winter
In Waterloo Maine a former college boxing standout now pastors a local church and spent last winter giving boxing lessons to neighborhood youths at the gym and community center.
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Waterloo
Bill Posting by Machine Delights Paris Theatricals
A new av bill posting machine sticks notices on walls up to fifty feet high without ladders or paste pots in Paris. The device proves successful and pleases theatrical people.
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Paris
Russian Doctor Argued Legal Necessity in Hasleton Case
A Hasleton Pennsylvania man was arrested for practicing medicine without registration. He admitted the regulation he violated and proved he had studied at St Petersburg University and practiced in Russia. He sought registration here, faced poverty, and chose imprisonment to support his family and pay the fee. The case tests whether his offense could be deemed necessary.
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Hasleton
Penn
Pennsylvania
Utgert
St. Petersburg
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Life Wifs
New York Times
Count of Relatives Remains a Local Quip in Yonkers
Yonkers gossip columns report Egbert Weall quips about Poor Fellow Bacon Cousin claiming he can count all his relatives on two hands. The joke highlights family ties and local humor without further detail.
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Egbert—Weall
Yonkers Statowman
Weight Calls for Wisdom Beyond Size
A historical note argues that brain size or social status does not determine intellect, stating that a large brain or noble lineage does not guarantee superior thinking compared with celebrated botanists, poets, and philosophers.
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Creon
Tatterine and Pinkham Remedies Featured in Mixed Advert
An assortment of patent medicine claims appears, touting Tatterine for skin problems and Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female illness. The piece includes testimonials from Mrs Curtis of New York and Annie Curtis of Ticonderoga praising relief from ovaritis and related symptoms. Also notes on gold ore discoveries and a call to self care.
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Slater
Lydia
Pinkham
A Method of Measurement in Bicycle Talk
A Washington Star fragment notes a young woman who, while riding with a friend, remarks that one should not become too devoted to the bicycle. She checks a cyclometer and notes the time, saying they must hurry home for dinner two miles and a quarter away.
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