Easter Morning Sermon on the Resurrection Hope
A Sunday sermon proclaims Christ rising as first fruits of sleepers. It envisions the dead arising, describes the resurrected body as glorious immortal powerful, and invites trust in the prophecy of reunion with loved ones and the eternal procession before the throne.
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St. Petersburg
Christ
England
Ireland
Solomon
Sharon
Lord Jesus
Saviors Tomb
Lord of the Resurrection
Shay
Alexander
Cesar
Philip
Napoleon
Crue
Waterloo
Atlanta
God
Jesus
Tauat
Brooklyn
China
Greenwood
Ostend Ami Sebastopol
Chalons
Sin
Saii
Broadway
New York
Heaven
Earth
Chris
Tay
Goa
Locra
Senate Debates End on Hoar Speech and Harbor Trip
The Senate closed Hoar's April 3 address opposing a constitutional amendment for popular Senate election. A Pacific coast harbor trip for San Pedro and Santa Monica was agreed to. Voorhees proposed inquiries into Toledo rail decisions and worker rights, with needed legislation to protect workers. Nominations: Caleb W. West to Utah governor, Murphy to First Deputy Commissioner of Pensions, Lyman and Browne to Montana posts, Jones to Revenue Cutter Service, plus related interior and treasury appointments. West was a former Utah governor under Cleveland.
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WashiNgton
Hoar
Rep. Mass
United States
Committee On Commerc
Pacific Coast
San Pedro
Santa Monica
Voorhees
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Toledo
Caleb W. West
Utah
Joffice
Dominic I. Murphy
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Ambrose S. Lyman
Montana
Internal Revenue
District of Montana
David G. Browne
Idaho
Levin L. Jones
Maryland
Revenue Cutter Service
West
Territory
Cleveland
World's Fair Egypt Group Arrives for Cairo Exhibit
A band of 147 Mohammedans arrived at the Exposition grounds for the Cairo street scene. They prayed in the model mosque, then settled in with patriarchs, dancing girls, Oriental children, camels, donkeys and snakes in tow. The Elevated Intramural railroad's first run proved a success. the line, nearing completion May 20, will span six and a quarter miles near major buildings.
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Cutcaco
Cairo
Exposition Grounds
Handsome Garnitures and Josephine Collar Fashion
The article showcases showy jackets in jet black silk passementerie and mohairs in colors like tan and navy. It highlights the Josephine collar with a wide band across the bust and back, forming a square neck and epaulets, suited to Empire gowns and other corsages with iridescent beads and rich textures.
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Josephine
Demorest
Wind Tops World’s Fair Hotel Collapse in Plymouth Injury
Cariaco April 8 The lymouth hotel a major World’s Fair hostelry at 72d Street and Stony Island avenue collapsed in yesterday’s high wind storm. It toppled a second structure planned as a restaurant. Both buildings owned by William Searls of Plymouth Indiana valued at 25000 dollars. This marks a third World’s Fair hotel destroyed by wind and fire in as many days.
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Cariaco
Lymouth
Stony Island Avenue
Plymouth
William Searls
Ind
Farmers Fined for Smuggling at New England Boundary
Special Agent Smith of the Treasury Department for the District of New England returns from the New Brunswick Maine boundary with checks payable to the Treasury for several thousand dollars. Farmers and merchants in the district were caught in the act of smuggling potatoes eggs oats and hay.
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Boston
Smith
Treassay Department
New England
New Brunswick
Maine
Treasury Department
Town Fire Levels Pomeroy Area Near West Virginia Border
Clifton in West Virginia near the river suffered extensive destruction as a fire gutted twenty five houses three stores and the salt works. The blaze started in the salt works with a strong breeze fanning the flames. Loss is estimated at 330000.
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Pomeroy
Clifton
West Virginia
Linen shirt and dress foundations advertised for ladies
An ad notes linen shirt lining and chest skirt lining in linen for proper hang and durability. It highlights easy wear, multiple shades of linen dress foundations, and a silk dust ruffle option to add rusfle, citing New York Worth.
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New York Worth
Silk homespun fabric debuts as durable navy alternative
A new silk homespun fabric, made from pure silk, carded and spun, dyed indigo, price sixty cents a yard for twenty seven inches, is described as rough surfaced yet strong and durable. It is claimed to resist sun, storm, and salt water better than navy serge, with strong expected demand.
The Royal Robes That Never Leave the Crown
The robes of Queen Victoria are never sold or given away despite efforts to part with them. The article notes thousands of gowns from her long reign and questions what will become of coronation robes and bridal gowns after her era ends and she enters widowhood.
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Victoria
The Mother of Washington Tradition in Fredericksburg
A Fredericksburg correspondent recalls Washington's mother and her frugal habits. The tale notes she carried an apron full of cotton to avoid waste and raked weeds by hand when Lafayette visited, illustrating a life of industrious thrift.
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Fredericksburg
Washington
Lafayette
Atlanta Constitution
Women Salaries and Labor Roles Discussed in Forum
A Forum writer argues women pursue livelihoods not life careers, often leaving trades for marriage and returning later with reduced capacity. She says women are economically kept as industrial makeshifts, rarely earning equal pay and lacking union strength to fight. The piece notes gains by shoe and tobacco unions in hours and pay.
Inexpensive table fernery for winter decor
Emma E. Brown shares a simple fernery method using a pressed glass dish lined with tin foil and broken crockery for drainage. A single Adiantum Farleyeuse fern thrives with charcoal added periodically and bright light on the window shelf, keeping green decor fresh all winter.
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Emma E. Brown
St. Louis Republic
Care Of The Hands In Nail Shaping And Finger Tips
The article advises trimming nails to an oval shape and keeping them narrow. If nails spread at the top, the flesh widens with it. Wrap linen tape around fingers from tip to the second joint to aid shaping and support.
Rehabilitation advice on bandaging and hand care
The text advises bending the wrists to secure tapes, wearing a band to wrist, and using a compress for comfort. It also recommends steeping gloves and keeping hands soft with a good emollient to maintain flexibility.
Styles in Children’s Fashion Pace The Demorest View
The article describes dainty children’s fashions with simple trims and artistic effects, noting plain edged skirts fuller than before. It highlights jackets and blouses, guimpe dresses for under ten, andExpire gowns with rounded yokes and embroidered finishes, plus wide sashes tied at the back.
Fashion Notes From the Era on Hats and Drapery Styles
The article details current fashion trends including purple gauze veils, waxlight candle sets, corsets in silk and lace, and elaborate gowns with brocade and passementerie. It notes Parisian and Empire influences, new parasol sets, jeweled belts, multi toned velvets, trimmed capes, and novel accessories like golf themed handles and framed white slate reminders.
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Liverpool
Central America
Westminster Abbey
Pyramids
Egypt
Senate
Silk Homespun
Asiti
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Henri
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Ami
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