The Glorious March of the Church as an Army with Banners
A Sunday sermon extols the church as fair as the moon clear as the sun and terrible as an army with banners. The preacher praises the church light to the world, its triumph over darkness, and its global mission from America to Europe and Asia led by Christ with heavenly support.
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Solomon
Church of Go
Church of God
Fultons
Morses
Whitneys
Perrys
Livingstones
Church of Christ
Nebuchadnezzar
Darius
Lord Claverhouse
Philadelphia
Church of Jesus Christ
God
Cnuzen
Robespierre
Voltaire
Tom Paine
Lou
Heaven
Paradise
Calvary
Gennesaret
Patmos
Jerusalem
Earth
Christ
Jesus
Hell
Church
Catcain
Lord Jesus Christ
Gol
West
Tablelands
Ocean
Pacific
Red Sea
China
Siberia
Himalayan
Palestine
Alps
Hannibal
Russia
Napoleon
Hungary
Poland
Asia
Sinai
Oliver
Gethsemane
Bernin
the King
Tragic Carbine Fire: Morgan Burns Father Near Carmichaels
In Carmichaels Pennsylvania Aug i a youth Morgan Morgan set fire to his father after exhausting revolver cartridges. He lit paper and rags near the unconscious man, then returned inside and told his sisters I have finished him now. The father survived after self extinguishing flames. Morgan surrendered to the sheriff. The father sought pardon for his son and urged no arrest while doctors report the father in a sinking condition and the sister Callie Morgan not yet at crisis.
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Carmichaels
Morgan
Daniel Stevenson
Moore
Waynesours
We Are Away on Top in Keystone Mill Fight
Supt Potter reports most departments at HomesTeapD mill are running double shifts and the 40 inch beam mill is operating. Non union housing construction proceeds as locked out workers claim strength, while Carnegie officials face bluffs and vow to press on.
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Homesteeapd
Supt. Potter
Crawford
Carnegie
No Boycott Declared Against Carnegie Mills
The AFL Executive Council after talks with the Homestead Advisory Board and Amalgamated Association officials decides no general boycott on Carnegie products at present. They cite minimal production and poor quality, deeming a boycott wasteful and self-defeating, calling the current output an effective internal boycott.
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Carnegie Mills
Carnegies
Carnegie Company
Matrimonial humor and a busy talk of loves in society
In a collage of quips and skits, readers see marital jokes and social scenes. A Boston and New York flavor appears as characters jest about engagements fashion and courtship with puns and quick one liners.
Judge Grants Release for Homestead Rioter Jack Clifford
Judge Ewing releases Jack Clifford, one of the Homestead rioters charged with murder and aggravated riot. Clifford, arrested Thursday, faced two counts of murder and one for aggravated riot over the July 6 killings of Wain and Connors. Assistant Secretary Nettleton, returning from Washington, denies resignation rumors and plans to resume duties after vacation.
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Pittseuns
Ewing
Jack Clifford
Homestead
Clifford
Mrt
Carnegie Company
Wain and Connors
Wassixacrox
Nettleton
Washington
Minnesota
The Pleasures of Dying Explored in Euthanasia Discussion
A Yankee Blade essay reconsiders euthanasia by challenging the old fear of dying. It argues death can be painless and calm, recounting soldiers and others who faced death with little pain, while noting critics blame such views for glossing over suffering.
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Atkinson
Yankee Blade
Patna
S&p
India
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ING Discourses
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American Federation
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Blanche
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George
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Westwind
Chicago Inter Ocean
New York Press
Him
Boston
Jersey City
Detroit Free Press
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Brooklyn
Willie
Sukey
Mabel
Suntie
Trousseau
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Freddy
Washington Star
Ile
Os Thacker
Joe
Sao
Oregon
Ethel—George
Ethel
Sethacs
Ieee
Jennie
Miss Gusher
Providence
New Press
Chappie
Harper's Bazar
New York Weekly
Gildersleeve
Tillinghast
Penelope Peachblow
Dora Iliver
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