Judgment Talk Draws Crowds At Tabernacle Revival
The Tabernacle meeting featured a forceful sermon on judgment and salvation by faith in Jesus Christ. Evange lists urged repentance as listeners faced images of heaven and hell, with many moving to the altar while others confronted infidelity and moral decline.
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Simeon
Waterloo
Lord Jesus Christ
Sunday
Jesus Christ
God
Heaven
Hell
Jebrews
Earth
Feu
Canada
Reily
Jesus
Paul
Jeaus
Jefferson Market
New York City
Sherrie Zackey
Yackey
Aidnek
Mr. Zackey
Xaah
Tie
Christ
H. J. Hastings
Chicago
Ingersoll
Farwell Hall
McVickers
Hastings
Simon
Zephyra
Hyelf
Columbia
Insane Department of the Hospital
Condemned Man Receives Forgiveness as Faith Is Confirmed
A believer recounts a moment where grace is extended through Christ. He describes Jesus taking humanity's place, declaring freedom from judgment and inviting a review of the evidence for salvation.
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Frank
Jim
Shamrock II Crowned Grand Champion Becomes Juicy Steaks
Chicago reports Shamrock II from Ames Iowa, the eleventh international stock show king, is history after a hard fight to the end. The carcass dressed 67.26 percent with high quality loins and rides near 30 percent, no waste. The head saved for display. The butcher calls Shamrock II a game little fellow as its hide will become a robe for the owner.
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Chicago
Ames
C. H. Morgan
Whlte
Bailiff Orders Jury Fed to Stop Sleep Delays
In Alten Illinois bailiff Velbracht pressured a hungry jury to begin balloting after a judge left the courtroom. The foreman warned the jurors would break out of quarters if fed, and Clerk Connor arranged meals. The jury then continued deliberations but failed to reach a verdict.
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Alten
Ill
Velbracht
Foreman
Dunnegan
Connor
Col Cody kills a buffalo on Pawnee ranch
Col William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill visits Pawnee Oklahoma with Maj Gordon Lillie. They kill an unruly buffalo bull at Lillie’s Buffalo ranch for a barbecue feast honoring Cody and guests from the east. The herd includes a specimen from the Austin Corbin ranch in New Hampshire.
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Pawnee
Okla
Wiliam F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Gordon Lillie
Pawnee Bill
Buffalo
Lille Ranch
Austin Corbin
New Hampshire
Maj
Lillie
Col. Cody
Buffalo Bull
Chicago Great Western Opens Trainable Courses at Oelwein College
Due to a labor shortage the Chicago Great Western Railroad opens a training program at the Corn Belt college in Oelwein Iowa. Deserving employees pay a nominal fee to study clerical and telegraph work with lectures from department heads and officials. The program runs through May and aims to boost skilled agents and telegraphers.
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Oelwein
Chicago Great Western
Corn Belt College
Oelwein Business College
Middle West
Union Pacific
Omaha
Santa Fe
H. J. Siffer
Foley’s Honey and Tar Endorsed by Mother’s Testimony
Mrs D Gilkeson of Youngstown Ohio shares how Foley’s Honey and Tar relieved her child’s severe cold and throat irritation after a single bottle. She now keeps Foley’s in the home and warns against substitutes. The ad claims the product is sold by all druggists.
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God
Jesus Christ
Round Oaks
Confederate States of America
Edward Cooper
Lucy
Edward
Cooper
Mary
Robert E. Lee
Robert B. Lee
Frank Smith
Andersonville
Frank
Andersonville Prison Association
Jim
D. Gilkeson
Ingree
Youngstown
Ohio
Foley
Dreggtote
Tabernacle Notes On Banner Signs And Revival Work
The article details Spike the sign writer printing 38 banners for tabernacle meetings and notes that after tomorrow night the tabernacle will close and be sold except for stands, chairs, lighting, and furnaces. It highlights revival work, youth prayer services, a sober former Yale graduate joining the choir, and praise for Mr Sunday’s meetings in Portsmouth and Waterloo.
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Spike
Waterloo
Evangelistic Association
Hqnor
Sunday
Yale University
Maine
Portsmouth
Gill
Mercury
New Castle
Ohio River
Kentucky
Capt Chauncey T Maynard Remembered In San Diego Obit
Obituary notes Capt Chauncey T Maynard died at 76 in San Diego home at Dale and Elm streets. A Michigan native with Iowa ties, he served in the Thirty seventh Illinois regiment and participated in the Vicksburg campaign. He helped found the Kimball Index and aided SD G A R circles, leaving wife Emma Loucetta and daughter in his wake.
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San Diego
Cal
Waterloo
Chauncey T. Maynard
Dale and
Elm Streets
Maynard
Shelton
Wyoming County
New York
Emma Loucetta Maynard
Iowa
Thirty-seventh Town Regiment
Vickaburg
Maynards
Kimball
3. D
South Dakota
San Diego County
Chula Vista
Capt. Maggard
Lumbago Patient Credits Foley’s Kidney Remedy
Greenwood Louisiana resident J. W. Greer recounts severe back pains starting in the small of the back and says after using Foley's Kidney Remedy he is no longer bothered by lumbago. Advertisement claims by J B Young & Co promote coal as well.
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J. W. Greer
Greenwood
Foley
Lumbago
Androgeiste
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Recorder’s Office
Lord Bacon
Cyrus
James G. Blaine
Roosevelt
Moody
Glasgow
Tha Armour Institute
Horace Greely
New York Tribune
Buckley
Christian Advocate
Crittenton
San
Mr. Crittenton
Hone
Lizate
Col Cody
Pawnee Bil
Tabernacle Notes
Lowell School
E. L. Hildebrand
Disciples of Christ
Capt
J. B Young & Co
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