Silence in Heaven and the Power of Half Hours
A Sunday sermon extols silence in heaven as a divine honor and lessons in patience. The preacher highlights the half hour of celestial quiet as the moment to seek faith, reflect on life choices, and prepare for eternal reward. He cites historical figures and concludes with a call to readiness for heaven and personal salvation.
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Grotius
Professor Stuart
Jerusalem
Lord
Constantine
God
Dr. Morrison
Chelsea
Eschylus
Salamis
Sea of Galilee
Christ
Heaven
Earth
Antonio
Hippicus
Oidier
Mount Zion
Josephus
Hubert Goffin
Brooklyn
East River
Sands Street
New York
Canal Street
Elihu Burritt
Abercrombie
Salmon P Chase
Henry Wilson
United States
James A. Garfield
Oxford Street
Mount Calvary
Mars Hill
America
Martin Behaim
Columbus
Louis XIV
Versailles
Mansard
St. Joan
Hudson
N. Y
King’s Palace
Jesus
Metropolis
Alabama
Rhine
Shannon
Tas
Bok Rubicund
Tower of Heaven
Kazusa
Royal House of Heaven
Victor
Stock Exchange
American Locomotives Headed Abroad Says Iron Trade Review
The Cleveland Iron Trade Review notes a large number of American locomotives are being exported abroad, reflecting a surge in overseas demand. This trend highlights shifts in manufacturing and global supply chains affecting the U.S. locomotive industry.
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Cleveland Iron Trade Review
Monument to Old Hambletonian Founding Trotting Race
Pennsylvanians plan a monument honoring Old Hambletonian the famed founder of the American trotting horse race. The project aims to recognize his role in shaping the sport’s early history and legacy.
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Old Hambletonian
Boundary feud ends after two centuries between states
The Massachusetts New Hampshire boundary dispute is finally resolved after 200 years. Early surveyors misread magnetic variations, leading to the historic quarrel according to the New York Press.
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Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
William Wirt
Aaron Burr
David Davis
United States Supreme Bench
Ribbon
Daniel Lambert
Sir John Falstatt
Hanson Craig
Kentucky
Pittsburg
Leap Year 1892 to Favor Energetic Bachelors, Says Brooklyn Citizen
The Brooklyn Citizen predicts 1892 will be decisive for bachelors. It notes leap year benefits for energetic young ladies and adds fifty three Sundays offering extra opportunities.
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Brooklyn
Population growth and canal schemes in 19th century debates
The article surveys projected U S population growth to 1920 and 1950, discusses plans to connect the Great Lakes to the seaboard via ship canals, details Erie Canal expansion and offshore canal routes, notes political and railroad opposition, and cites opinions on commerce and transportation. It also touches on global topics from Watch demand to rain creation experiments and observations on cultural attitudes toward Europeans.
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Kraus
New York
Charles Dickens
Bardwell Vs
Pickwick
Great Lakes
Seaboard
Detroit
DeWitt Clinton
Hudson
Albany
Erie Canal
Lake Erie
Detroit River
Niagara River
Buffalo
Lake Ontario
Oswego
Oneida Lake
Rome
Mohawk
Troy
Sam
Congress
Atlantic Seaboard
West
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Europe
India
George F. Pentecost
New York Independent
New York City
New-York
America
Baranoveskiy
St. Petersburg University
Society of Agriculturists
Teheran
British India
German servant stamp law traced in Picayune note
The Picayune reports a German Empire regulation requiring every servant to keep a weekly posted five cent government stamp by the employer. If the girl loses work due to sickness or old age the government pays the stamps, creating a traceable record and a small fund for the servant.
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German Empire
Picayune
Pussy Cat Climbing Glassware Pyramid At Local Saloon
A saloon cats its owner by serving as a climber of glassware. Each night Tom scales the counter and pyramid of wine glasses without breaking a piece while feasting on crackers and cheese left by patrons.
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Tom
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DR. Talmage
Sterling
Lord Jesus Christ
Czar
Russia
England
Warsen Mitten
Nicaragua Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
Central America
Nicaragua
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