Preacher A L Graham Delivers Evening Sermon
Rev A L Graham of Burlington United Evangelical church preached both morning and evening at First United Presbyterian Lincoln. Morning text from Matthew 22 42 examined Christ as Son of God and Redeemer. evening portrayed Elijah in despair with four remedies including sustenance and renewed purpose.
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First United Presbyterian Church
A. L. Graham
United Presbyterian Church
Burlington
Graham
Christ
Elijah
Preacher H V Comin Leads Sermons at Westminster Church
In Lincoln Nebraska Rev H V Comin of Westminster Presbyterian preached morning on eternal life citing John 17 3 and stressing life as quality not quantity The evening sermon on Negative Christianity based on Hebrews 2 3 stressed so great salvation and the cost of faith A church solo by Mrs S B Dewey and a Senior Christian Endeavor contest kickoff with Company C and Company FE plus plans for a social in the church parlors Thursday night were noted.
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H. V. Comin
Westminster Presbyterian
Church
Lincoln
Nebraska
Presbyterian Church
Jesus Christ
Christ
Herbert Spencer
Victor Hugo
Mr. Comin
S. B. Dewey
Christian Endeavor Society
Preacher Expounds Faith and Forthcoming Meetings at Baptist Church
Morning service at the Baptist church featured Pastor Coon delivering from John 1 16 about fullness of grace and fellowship with God. The evening focused on Preparing the way for the Lord ahead of next Sunday meetings by harpist evangelist Thomas. a theft note followed with a pocketbook left behind and ongoing petty theft reports in the city and countryside.
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the Baptist Church
Mr. Coon
Mr. Thomas
Elisha's Cure for Loneliness and Victory in Christian Service
The text presents the idea that mercies and blessings of life cure loneliness by providing abundant work as occupation and that ultimate victory cures the sense of failure. It notes that the same discouragements afflict people today and that God uses the same remedies. It emphasizes that those in Christian service can be assured of ultimate and complete victory.
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Elijah
Sacrament Observed At Covenant Church Service
A large congregation attended a sacrament of the Lord's Supper yesterday at the Reformed Presbyterian church in connection with the morning service. The Rev.8 T Poster of Hopkinton Iowa assisted and preached a sermon noted for its strong thought and delivery.
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Reformed Presbyterian Church
T. Poster
Hopkinton
Iowa
Foster
Thief Steals Small Sum From Tent in East Second Street Yard
Around midnight a sneak thief took $1.06 from Martin Scranton’s tent in the Charles Darbyshire home yard on East Second Street. Scranton, a tubercular patient, is staying in the tent with nurse Mary Lins present. The thief reached under the wall and grabbed the pocketbook from Scranton’s coat pocket. he fled when awakened by Miss Lins.
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Martin Scranton
Charles Darbyshire
East Second Street
Mr. Scranton
Mrs. Darbyshire
Mary Lins
Miss Lins
Prince of Wales Welcomed at White House in 1850s
Fifty years ago today October 3 crowds gathered as Prince of Wales was formally received by President Buchanan at the White House. Sir Charles Dilke wed Mrs Mark Pattison amid cheering crowds at Chelsea. The church doors opened to all from street outside to inside.
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Prince of Wales
White House
President Buchanan
Charles Dilke
Mark Pattison
Chelsea
Battle of July 22 1864 McPherson Dodge Cleburne forces
Text reviews the Atlanta campaign battle on July 22 with details of McPherson’s lines, Dodge’s charges, and the role of Cleburne's division. It notes accidents influencing the fight, the losses of McPherson's army, and the capture and later fate of several officers and soldiers including Private Reynolds who earned a medal for gallantry.
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Sprague
Decatur
McPherson
Atlanta
Dodge
17Th
Rhamey
Andersonville
Jim Henry
Muir
Sherman
Blair
George F. Reynolds
Iowa Volunteer Infantry
Reynolds
Prank P. Blair
Losses Paid by Mutual Insurance Association Report
Secretary Sidney Coon reports losses paid for various claimants across Nebraska towns including J. F. Sehanta Noble steer 25.10 and Roy Dawson and Earl Lewis Washington cow 60.00. Other entries reference mule, calf, and steer claims with amounts noted, concluding with Foley Kidney Pills advertising and Lemmon's Pharmacy promotions.
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Sidney Coon
Mers Mutual Insurance Association
J. F. Sehanta
Noble
J. Birney
Washington
Roy Dawson
Earl Lewis
Frank Knotek
Riverside
Csuce
Prymek
Calf
W. A
S. Wilson
Ainsworth
Ecuchennesees
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Sarr A
Donny
THE
First Church
H. Y. Comin
Lincoln, Nebr
Rev. Foster
R. P. Church
Baptist Church
Covenanter Church
Melhinney
Joe Cheney
Pat Cleburne
Cleburne
Irving Luck
Belknap
Polk
Gen. McPherson
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
McElhinney Drug Co
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