11 Aug 1898
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1898
Page
1
Poem depicts Peace facing the gate as Justice signals restraint while duty and prayer seek harmony. The mood shifts from sacred restraint to the arrival of war as Mars returns, ending with the dream fading.
A Conan Doyle verse about a hunter named Death riding Time and pursuing all living beings as clock hours tick away. The poem contrasts mortality with fate, noting that life ends under the huntsman’s chase and hounds. It ends with Freedom’s banner and a claim of liberty on the sea.
History of the week reports CM McKinley note replies Spain seeks protection for Catholics in the Philippines troops advance toward San Juan Coamo captures on the military road Merritt asks for 30 000 more men Camp Alger abandons for Typhoid fever Shafter health improves and transport issues stir debate plus accidents and deaths across the US and Caribbean including Bismarck rites and Osgood passing.
Rev S H Doyle outlines a Christian Endeavor lesson focusing on Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem. He emphasizes enthusiastic public exaltation, realness of Christ, and the impact of exaltation on others, urging daily life to reflect and radiate Christs authority.
The note argues the church should be inclusive, offering freedom and light to all, including heretics and reformers. It emphasizes room for growth, experimentation, and adventure within a healthy, happy church rather than rigid correctness. The message hails catholicity over mere orthodoxy as essential.
Ruski states that friendship is humanity’s closest parallel to religion, asserting that God is love and that equating religion with friendship expresses the supreme human ideal.
Quote reflects on lack of natural affection as a sign of moral decay and a life of sin versus holiness according to American religious thought.
The quote attributes the darkest human capacity for suffering to a closed heaven, as expressed by Rev. W. S. Cassmore.
A Philadelphia Methodist sermon urges cultivating moral courage to resist the arrogance of fashion, warning against vanity and urging humility. The call promotes steadfast values over changing trends and social pressures.
Poem asking the gracious Spirit to dwell within and guide speech and actions to heal and witness for Christ. The speaker seeks inner grace and external bold meekness to reflect the Saviour in life and words.
Rev. W. J. Yates argues that true Israelism opposes class privilege and upholds mutual rights and obligations. He cites cooperation over subordination, condemns slavery and envy, and asserts that Christianity builds a society on brotherly love, dependence, and shared labor.
The Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church is the prominent benevolent body. Its four year elected secretaries include Dr. Leonard a strong leader and prohibition advocate who travels for missions in China and Japan. Two other secretaries share administration and the article stresses needs for athletic vigor piety and strong character.
The article urges ministers and laypeople to take vacations to restore energy. It argues the devil never rests but humans should, citing Christ who withdrew with his followers to rest. It recommends changing scenes, breathing deeply, sleeping well, eating, and slowing down to prevent burnout and sustain long-term service.
Charlies Grape jailed for six months as a tramp after arrest near Sterling. His injuries match those of Paul Muller, sought for the Newton family killings in Brookfield Massachusetts on January 7, and Brookfield authorities have been notified.
Madrid reports the queen regent signed a decree to settle external debt and authorize debt conversion, plus measures to raise note issuance at the Bank of Spain.
The Cologne festival orchestra comprises 150 players including 99 strings and a balance of 10 oboes 8 bassoons and 4 trumpets. Perosi has written an oratorio The Resurrection of Lazarus with five solo parts Mary Martha Jesus the historian and a servant. It is planned for production in Venice.
A Warren firm announces the largest and most complete stock of wall paper in Warren. New designs are continually added featuring the latest styles and colors. Prospective buyers are urged to inspect the Exchange block showroom.
Notice from Smith Business College Warren Pennsylvania says to open in September with improved standards and better prepared staff. Two new instructors have joined the faculty and readers are urged to write for details.
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