Birthrights of God’s Children in Enduring Privileges
Rev S H Doyle outlines the Christian birthrights from Rom VIII 12 17, comparing them to Hebrew firstborn privileges. He notes adoption as God’s children, the Spirit bearing witness, and heirs with Christ, then explains how these birthrights are forfeited if we turn from Christ’s love.
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S. H. Doyle
Toric
Jesus
God
Paul
Abba
Christ
Christ Jesus
Senior and junior societies grow at Bethany church
At Bethany Presbyterian in Philadelphia the Sunday school now has three societies young people's senior and junior. In Tabor Iowa the first junior society formed recently established a senior society and some members are ready to advance. The first junior signer of the constitution was ordained as a minister on the same day as the Iowa state convention.
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Bethany Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia
Wanamaker
Tabor
Iowa
Hale
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania
Herbert
Kearsarge
National Woman’s Suffrage Association
Washington
Fairchild Commission
Custom House
Olney
Senate
Eliot
Harvard
Anna E. Carroll
Maryland
Kremlin
Baltimore
Phillip Williams
William Cosby
Morganton
N. C
Houston
Tex
J. R. Mitchell
D. L. Sutton
Buffalo Bill Cody
Fred May
J. S. Hardin
Chester
Ill
Middletown
Conn
Wheel Club
Lewis Hendricks
Jemison
Ala
Rucker
Theodore Thomas
Orcestra
Galusha A. Grow
State Department
William L. Wilson
Mexico
Walter Wellman
North Pole
Norway
Spitzbergen
Bland
Cleveland
Prendergast
Carter Harrison
Hazleton
Cornell
Plymouth
Thomasville
Rio
Ward
Detroit
Paris
Princess Chimay
Mauritius
Africa
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Vasquez
Policarpa Bonilla
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
B. S. de Garmendia
Phil Sears
America
James J. Corbett
Charles Mitchell
Madison Square Garden
Henry W. Jaehne
Flower
Erastus Wiman
General Tracy
Wiman
Harlem
N. Y
Christian Endeavor Givers Boost Presbyterian Foreign Missions
The treasurer notes Christian Endeavor societies are the sole givers to rise in gifts to the Presbyterian board of foreign missions through Dec 31, 1893, with an increase exceeding 2000. The appeal asks for continued spiritual activity at home to spread truth.
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Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Christian Endeavor Societies
Board of Foreign Missions of
The
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavorers
Remembering the Christian Endeavor Society as the church
The Christian Endeavor movement is urged to be cared for like a nurturing family bond. The aim is for Endeavor members to mature into active church workers naturally, with future church growth arising from their efforts.
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Society of Christian Endeavor
Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor Movement
Christian Endeavor
England
Silence over bells at New York church heals patients
A poem notes Dr John Hall's church in New York refrained from ringing a bell to avoid disturbing St Luke's hospital across the street. It speaks of silent bells in heaven and mercy and love watching over patients as a clock remains still. An accompanying literary excerpt from Chicago Tribune quotes a romance scene between Miss Gwendolen and Young Prettyman about an engagement amid reverses in business.
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John Hall
New York City
St. Luke’s Hospital
Prettyman
Gwendolen
Chicago Tribune
Senators Clash Over Tariff Bill In Senate Caucus
Washington February 27. Democrats in the Senate caucus spent the day debating the tariff bill with West criticizing Brice’s interview about three Confederate brigadiers drafting the measure. Brice defended the truth of the claim while urging changes to iron and free sugar provisions. No votes were taken, income tax expected to stay, and figures on iron ore and coal duties seen as tentative amid secrecy.
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Brice
West
Washington
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
New York World
Ohio
Morgan
Lindsay
Butler
Pugh
South
Gorman
Jones
White
Louisiana
Caffrey
Faulkner
Gray
Martin
Finance Committee
Senate Committee On Finance
The Naturalist Notes on Spiders and Giants
In this natural history snippet a spider’s strength is measured against a lion, the Georgia thumper grasshopper’s wing span compares with a robin, and snail behavior under varying rain. It also recounts a 1883 Kansas City sale of a 1834 hands high mule weighing 1975 pounds and notes Australia’s ornithorhynchus egg laying. It mentions nine new Christian Endeavor societies organized by Kirkeville presbytery in Missouri.
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Georgia
America
Kansas City
Australia
Kirkeville Presbytery
Missouri
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
New Christian Endeavor Societies
On the Progreso voyage to Panama and Guayaquil
A private letter from Fred Hazeltine describes the Panama transit aboard the Pizarro and contrasts it with the Imperial. He notes yellow fever fears in Guayaquil, malaria risks in Panama, and a rough voyage with few first class passengers including officials and engineers. He recounts epidemic conditions, shipboard habits, and a Buenos Aires trip’s smallpox impact, ending with a tale of catching a potential Ecuadorian scoop for a journalist aboard.
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S. S. PizaRco
Callao
Panama
Frisco
Progreso
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Valparaiso
Pizarro
Balmaceda
Chile
U.S
Weenington City
States
England
Colombia
Buenos Ayres
Puna
Peru
Mexico
F. A. Hazeltine
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. The remedy promptly eases pain in the urinary passages, back, and kidneys for both sexes, relieves water retention, and offers quick cure. Sold at the Noyes Drug Store.
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Noyes Drug Store
News of the Week highlights suffrage, politics and crime
Susan B. Anthony reelected president of the National Woman's Suffrage Association. Tariff bill delays in the Senate. Minister Willis replies to Dole’s charges. Esther christened. Bland bill deadlock. Numerous international and domestic items including arrests, trials, assassinations, floods, fires, and political shifts across the United States and abroad.
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Susan B. Anthony
National Woman’s Suffrage Association
Senate
Willis
Dole
House
Daugter
Esther
Linder
Harvard
Clapp Spooner
Adams Express Company
Visalia
Cal
Nictheroy
Rio
Fort Villegaignon
House of Lords
William
Bismarck
Friedrichsruhe
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Gladstone
Charles Luscomb
League of American Wheelmen
New York
William Dowling
Hudson River
Frank Geisler
Geisler
Finance Committee
Cleveland
Gresham
Evans
Potomac
Mexico
Wilson
Vance
Suwanee, Fla
Low
Gloucester
Mass
West Indies
Cornell
Lewiston
Steele Mackaye
Timpus
Colo
California
Princess Colonna
North Dakota
Gillespie County
Tex
New York State
Dan Slaughter
Sparta
N.C
Lawrence McDonald
Honesdale
J. A. Lambe
Bowery
New York City
Hans von Bulow
Butte
Mont
Workman Sovereign
The
Knights of Labor
Jenkins
United States
Bhim
Africa
Rio Grande Do Sul
Santa Anna
Mello
von Hohnell
William Astor Chanler
Bonilla
Honduran
Vasquez
McKane Denied Stay by Judge Cullen
Brooklyn February 37 Judge Cullen denies a stay for John Y McKane vacating the stay of execution and removing his last chance to avoid Sing Sing prison His remaining option is a later supreme court appeal though it is unlikely to halt the likely prison term A decision may be delayed if no stay is granted
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Brooklyn
Cullen
John Y. McKane
McKane
Sing Sing
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Ethel Kildow
McKane case stay applications loom in upstate reach
Rumor notes no local supreme court judges have been asked for a stay in the McKane case. It is believed a request may go to Judge Mayham at Schoharie, as Judges Fursman and Merrick indicate views aligned with Brooklyn justices.
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Albany
Supreme Court
McKane
Mayham
Schoharie
Fursman
Merrick
Brooklyn
Deputy Shot in Alabama as Boy Kills Officer
In Sherman Alabama Deputy Sheriff John Rowlett was shot and killed by Tommy Dousass when he attempted to seize a cow from the boy's mother. The boy allegedly warned and fired. A crowd then lynched the youth, also firing bullets at him.
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Sherman
Ala
John Rowlett
Tommy Dousass
Cowlett
Fragment from a rural paper lampoons city supplements
A rustic notice mocks a small town paper’s dull format and missing content. The speaker laments the lack of dispatches and pictures while comparing to a bustling city sheet with flashy features that render the rural page plain.
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Liberty Street
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Allen & Sons
Allen Block
Corner Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren, Pa
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Samuel G. Allen
WM. Harrison Allen
Gilbert F. McNitt
Third Street
Dr. Bartholomew’s
Warren
R. F. W. Whitcomb
M. E. Church
Leon G. Ball
Notary Public
Hoffman Block
Room
Pynsnees & Peterson
Warren Savings Bank
Chas. Dinsmoor
Chas, A. Peterson
J T. Donly
Diamond St
Pittsburg
Several Courts of Allegheny Co
U. 8 S. District
Supreme Courts
Allegheny
Oseph T. da’ Forth
Second and
S. Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyance
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Woodard & Lesser
J Norman Davies
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Warren, Ps
McAlpin
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Justice of the Peace
Cornelius
Wreck & Schnur
Hazeltine
W. Wilbur
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J W. Dunkle, Es
WW. Freeman
W A. Greaves
Waikura
BA & Thompson
Beaty Block
D. I. Ball
C. C. Thompson
Lindsey & Parmlee
Johnson’s Exchange
W. M. Lindsey
J. O. Parmlee
Franklin Typewriter
Universal
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
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Commissioners’ Office
Brown & Friend
Henry Friend
NEW Goods Daily
A. Weiss
Water St
Hench & Dromgold's
Hench & Dromgold
Mantis
York
DR. McCoy
McCoy
David Shears
Inidia
D. Shear
N. Greenlund
WM. Spinner
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Warren Mail
A. Arcuer
M. D
Oxford St
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Edwix F. Parper
125Th Street
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Second St
Liberty
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Noble Girl
Detroit Free Press
Pitcher’s Castorla
the Naturalist
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Ulster
Penn
Hood
C. S. Hood & Co
Lowell
KaTiz Rosengrant
South America
E. T. Hazeltine
Fred
South Bend
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R. G. Dun
Granville Stuart
Paraguay
Uruguay
John M. Savage
Dundee
Dolphin
Great Britain
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Graham
W. H
Buffalo
Hill
Assemblyman
Sulzer
Senate Foreign Committee
Bartholdi
McComb
James Brady
Hedberg—Galusha A. Grow
Edward J. Phelps
New Haven
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Salem
C.S. Wolfe
Lewisburg
Geneva
Michael Tierney
Hartford
Hogg
Texas
Cornell University
Glenclyffe
Aquidiban
Republica
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U.S. Gov’t
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the Critic
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Hargere
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Daisy
John Kendrick Bangs
Shelley
Thad
Insect
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