Other Sheep I Have Which Are Not of This Fold Sermon
Dr. Talmage preaches at Bowery Missions twenty years in New York on January 13 at the New York Academy of Music. He urges broader church sympathy for outsiders, cites Christ’s call to reach “other sheep,” and warns against exclusive pews and closed doors while urging faith, mercy, and the gospel’s power to save skeptics and hardened hearts.
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Robert Hall
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Charles G. Finney
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Sons of Temperance
Almanac Free From Royal Baking Powder Co 1901
A notice promotes the Royal Baking Powder Company almanac for 1901 as artistic and useful chiefly for housekeepers. It highlights Prof DeVoe's daily weather predictions and offers a free copy by mail from 100 William Street New York. Also mentions Prof C W Stiles on malaria mosquitoes and distinguishing Anopheles by its voice.
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Royal Baking Powder Co
DeVoe
William St
New York
C. W. Stiles
Agricultural Department
Oldest Royal Yacht The Royal George Still Exists
The Royal George, Queen Victoria's royal yacht, remains in existence at Portsmouth serving as a depot ship for crews of royal yachts during repairs. It is the oldest yacht in the world with its last use in August 1852 when the Queen visited Scotland with the Prince Consort.
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Royal Yachts
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Prince Consort
Yerkes Reflects on Governor Title Before Election
Commissioner John W. Yerkes recalls that before running for Kentucky governor none of his mountain acquaintances pressed him to be called governor. He notes they believed, if elected, he would no longer be addressed as governor.
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Friena
John W. Yerkes
Internal Revenue
Kentucky
Jewish Talmud Scholar Lectures Open New York Circuit
Rabbi Jacob David Wilowski, famed talmudist and head of a large Sluzh congregation, lectures in New York and will speak in Chicago. He has published eighteen volumes of commentaries on the Jewish version of the Talmud, earning literary renown in Europe.
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Jacob David Wilowski
Europe
New York
Chicago
Sluzh
Russia
Tenant Orders Landlord Off Salem Store Notice
In Salem Massachusetts a landlord entered a store and demanded eviction but the tenant, displaying a constable badge, ordered the landlord to leave under threat of arrest for trespass. The landlord exited the premises.
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Salem
Mass
Pittsbure Dispatch
Police Officer Swan Rescued After Kidney and Liver Trouble
Council Bluffs reports Officer Swan, longtime city figure and vice president of the Dannebrog Brotherhood, suffers kidney and liver illness from long hours on duty. After trying various remedies, he credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with a slow but complete recovery over two months, noting the pills have created a sensation locally.
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Dannebrog” Brotherhood
America
Dodd
Emblem of the Free and a Woman Soldier Tale
A clip from Lessie Weekly presents an English flag hymn then recounts Hannah Snell, a 18th century Englishwoman who enlisted as a soldier, hid her gender, served in India, faced wounds, and journeyed across Europe seeking her deserting husband while evading discovery.
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Clarence Chrisman
Lessie Weekly
Hannah Snell
Samms
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Portsmouth
Carlisle
England
London
India
Hannah Con
Baglana
France
Pondicherry
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Portugal
Genoa
Italy
Symbolic meaning of the American flag in national life
The article argues the flag is a powerful national symbol uniting Americans from Alaska to Florida and Campobello to the Golden Gate. It links the flag to America's historic past, present strength, and democratic unity, noting its beauty is secondary to its historic significance. The piece cites the Saturday Evening Post on the flag's role and urges daily visibility of the banner.
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Frederick Maurice
Kingdom of England
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Saturday Evening Post
Alaska
Florida
Campobello Island
Golden Gate
Lebanon
Speciations in War Training Spread Across Germany
Munsey's Magazine notes that modern warfare education expands to many fields with cadet schools, technical academies, and specialized training ranging from infantry drill to field surgery. It mentions Spandau fencing for officers, Bavarian artillery schools, and a proposed Krings Akademie to teach high command strategy in the United States.
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Germany
Krings Akademie
United States
Munsey
Nothing Extraordinary Since Guard Mounting Anecdote
A Scotch colonel recounts a Gibraltar guard incident where a fellow officer fell to his death from a rock. The subaltern reported only that nothing extraordinary had occurred since guard mounting, prompting the brigadier to demand explanation. The lieutenant argued that if the fall had not been fatal, it would be ordinary, thus justifying the addendum.
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Jesus
Gibraltar
Sandy
Tablat to Gen John M Corus Teacher And Why Rise
Fragmentary OCR text references a general and a teacher figure with a line about rising by a child named Johnnie Wisec and a clock. Overall meaning is unclear. no coherent event or details to establish a full news item.
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