Gospel Archery and Mighty Hunters Before the Lord
Dr. Talmage urges Christian workers to greater fidelity and training in spiritual archery. He compares holy effort to hunting, warns of clumsy methods that scare souls away, and calls for fearless, skillful pursuit of evil and salvation through the Gospel. He stresses personal consecration and insists many souls lie hidden, waiting for courageous outreach.
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Pollux
Achilles
Diomedes
Xenophon
Far East
Francis Jo
Moses
Nimrod
Jesus
Christ
van Alder
Jesus Christ
Agincourt
Salway Moss
Neville’s Cross
Paul
Felix
Luther
Galilean
Earl of Pembroke
Pennsylvania
Raquette Lake
Adirondacks
California
Plains
du Chailly
Livingstone
Church of God
Germany
Lucknow
India
Thorvaldsen
Mithridates
Domitian
Schroon Lake
God
Heaven
Earth
Bloodshed Follows Non-Union Strike Escort to Albany Barns
Gov Odell halts state trip as Albany endures a violent traction strike. Thousands of soldiers militia police clash with mobs as 75 non-union men are ferried by cavalry to the Union depot and then to the Quail Street car barn amid volleys of bricks and wounding chaos.
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Albany
Traction Company
Loffman
Stret
Traction
Union
Quail Street
Third Signal Corps
State Street
Capitol
Chapel Street
Peruana's praised tonic saves sick women in many towns
Letters from Butte Texas and Georgia praise Peruna as a cure for backache stomach catarrh and general weakness. Miss Rose Cullen of Butte extols Peruna after nervous exhaustion while Mrs Heard of Hempstead and W A Mitchell of Martin describe dramatic recoveries gaining weight and regaining health after価 using the remedy. Dr Hartman offers free advice from Columbus Ohio.
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Rose Cullen
Young Woman's Club
Butte
Mont
Galena Street
Peruana
Peruna
RS. G. W. Heard
Hempstead
Texas
Ruby
Perona
G. W. Heard
W. A. Mitchell
General Merchandise
Martin, Ga
Atlanta
The Public and Its Predicaments in a Washington Star Letter
A Washington Star excerpt portrays a heated debate on the nature of the public. Blykins argues the public is exploited by various interests from sugar and beef trusts to politicians and theater managers. The piece ends with calls for primaries and delegates to The Hague to discuss disarmament and mutual restraint.
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Mr. Blykins
Sugar Trust
Beef Trust
The
Hague
Washington Star
Mixed Nationality Census Laugh Lines in 19th Century Britain
The British census data yielded humorous and tangled nationality notes. An emigrant in New Zealand claimed his mother was a Kaftir and his father an Irish immigrant who naturalized as American, later serving in the French army, while he was born aboard a Spanish vessel en route from Yokohama. The official label for him was simply "Scotchman" as the ruling.
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New Zealand
Kaftir
Yokohama
Chicago Chronic
Matter of Doubt on a Train Describes a Montana Gambler Cattleman
A Washington Star excerpt recounts a Montana man recalling a train encounter with a sharp young seller who assesses passengers by their style. The caller notes the boy guessed others as a Chicago drummer or preacher, then correctly identified the speaker as either a cattleman or gambler.
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Montana
Chicago
Tr “T
Washington Star
Fractured Dialogue in Early American Greeting
Fragmentary quotation laden scene depicts a husband and wife in a morning dispute amid broken dialect. The snippet mentions a large kingsnake coiled by the bed, with references to fear and a community origin. The text offers a glimpse of informal domestic banter and rustic speech patterns.
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Sarah
Atlanta
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Worgen
Albany, N
Butte, Mont
Matter OF
Atchison
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