The Mighty Name of Jesus Above All Names
Dr. Talmage extols Jesus as the name above all others describing it as easy to pronounce, beautiful and mighty. He illustrates its universal reach, enduring power beyond tombs, and calls listeners to choose a reverent name they will use for Christ in heaven.
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Paul
Christ
Henry Clayton Kentuckian
William Wirt
Daniel Webster
Jehoiakim
Jesus
Bethlehem
Bethsemane
Golgotha
Genesaret
Emmaus
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus Christ
Gethsemane
Calvary
Earth
John Wesley
Christ Jesus
Rothschild
Silliman
Irving
Washington
Wellington
Saul
Newton
England
Victoria
Germany
William
Oda
Ani
Heaven
France
Spain
Siberian Snow Castle
Walter Scott
Gregory VI
Sancho
Conrad I
Richard I
Catherine
Russia
Messiah
St. Mark’s
St. Peter’s
God
Thy Lord the Rose of Sharon and Lily of the Valley Sermon
A sermon extols Christ as Rose of Sharon and Lily of the Valley and invites sinners to come to Him now. The speaker envisions heaven as glorious and urges listeners to surrender, declaring Jesus crowned with power and offering pardon and peace.
Charged With Killing His Sweetheart in Plainfield
In Plainfield New Jersey Simon P Cole a young farmer is under arrest charged with causing the death of his 19 year old sweetheart Josephine Hare. The physician certified typhoid fever for the burial and her father William Haver accuses Cole of administering a drug as an abortive attempt. An old negro herb doctor near North Beach is said to have supplied the drug and another warrant is to be issued.
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Plainfield
N. J
Simon P. Cole
Josephine KK. Hare
William Haver
Cole
North Beach
Maverick Bank creditors see further deposits at Sub Treasury
Boston May 7 The creditors of the Maverick National Bank have had 25000 more deposited at the Sub Treasury to their account, bringing total deposits since the bank failed to 5859363. The amount on balance after dividends is over 315000, nearly enough to pay another five percent dividend.
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Boston
Maverick National Bank
Sub-Treasury
A Temperance Psalm Against Drink and War
A temperance poem urges swearing off drink while calling youth to battle duty. It contrasts red wine with a vow of abstinence and a pledge to fight against ruin as banners flare and rivers of blood surge in the clash. Written by S. R. Pease for the Temperance Advocate.
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S. R. Pease
How Drunkards Are Made
A reflective piece argues indifference to drunkenness and explains how people become alcoholics. It notes no one intends ruin and stresses gradual decline, urging total abstinence as the safest barrier with the motto touch not taste not.
Horses Respond to God Save the Queen In Lucknow Tale
A former resident recounts Indian Lucknow carriage horses reacting with agitation and stamping when God Save the Queen sounds. The band plays at evening dispersal the horses show excitement again when the tune is played mid evening, proving they recognize the air.
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India
Lucknow
London Spectator
Marrying a Drunkard Warning To Girls
An exhortation advises women to avoid marrying men who drink excess. A cited Englishwoman who planned to wed in New York breaks off the engagement after learning of her fiancé’s drinking habit, choosing self‑respect over marriage to a drunkard. The piece urges asking the drunkard’s wife for perspective.
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New York
England
Sacred Heart
Riew
Temperance News and Notes on London Alcohol Issues
Reports note 32000 London families homeless from intemperance and the Lord Mayor cites drink as the cause in 90 percent of Mansion House cases. Peoria distillers connected to the Whisky Trust plan large scale reentry. Mary Sparks Wheeler named superintendent for Worlds Temperance Mission work to raise funds. Florida Congregational Association protests legalized liquor, urging WCTU Christian action. Judge Lacombs warns domestic wine and liquor dealers about falsified labels with heavy penalties. John Greater, a Washington Indiana resident, killed four men in a 1906 train incident and later recovered in an asylum. Isadore Meyer died from injuries and Greater faced $15000 damages verdict for Mrs. Meyer.
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London
Mansion House
Whisky Trust
Mary Sparks Wheeler
Pheenixville
Penn
Florida Congregational Association
W.C. IT. U. Too
John Greater
Washington
Ind
Bald Knob
Ark
Isadore Meyer
Greater
Why was it those days had such demand for a baby
A fragment from a poem reflecting on why baby days pass, listing features of a baby girl and wondering why babes grow up and marry far away. The verses highlight innocence, dimples, tiny teeth and the affection of parents for their daughter.
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Fea
Henry R Wray
St. Louis
Englishwoman Opens New York City Feline Sanitarium
Mrs George Smith of Eighth Avenue near Twenty third Street operates the citys only feline sanitarium. Her English upbringing and deep cat care skills have built a small but growing practice housing twelve patients at a time. Cats of many breeds stay in kennels and are treated for issues like chronic indigestion as the ambulance cart arrives in a silk lined wicker basket.
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George Smith
Eighth Avenue
Twenty-third Street
New York
11Th Avenue
Sinka
Mrs. Smith
Ghastly Wager Foretells Sam Coleman’s Ominous End
A Montana stranger recounts a Denver tale where Sam Coleman, linked to several gunfights, bets a dead man’s fate on dying with his boots on. After a drunken cowboy shoots Coleman in the lung, he shoots back, only to die moments later after demanding the boots be removed and revenge on Dick Adams.
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Montana
Denver
Sam Coleman
Dick Adams
Sam
Ike
Coleman
Buck Allen
Cleman
Frank Coleman
Frank
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