Entertaining Angels Unawares Hospitality Sermon
A 19th century sermon on Christian hospitality citing Abraham and Lot to argue that opening home and heart to strangers is a divine duty. The talk explores trials of hosting difficult guests, the joy of serving, and rewards in this life and heaven, with examples from Walter Scott, Elisha, and St Sebald.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Abraham
Lot
Tur Hamptons
T. de Witt Talmage
Christ
Havana
Gerrit Smith
Lisbon
Margaret
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Jesus
John Howard
Cyrus
Persia
Jesus Christ
Walter Scott
Washington Irving
George Whitefield
Shunem
Elisha
Trueman Osborne
Evangelist
St. Sebald
Cartwright
Dort
Holland
Francis Frescobald
Thomas Cromwell
Frescobald
England
Italy
Thomas Fuller
George Neville
Earl of Warwick
Minstrels of the Night Charm the Boston Courier Garden
A playful verse in which nocturnal cats serenade from a garden wall. Maria and a chorus of relatives appear as the night yields to dawn with a breakfast hush and the cats slink away to plan another twilight concert.
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Boston Courier
Boston Assessed Valuation for 1887 Totals 747 Million
The Boston valuation for 1887 stands at 747 624 900 in real and personal property with a 37 003 500 rise from 1886. The per capita figure is highest among U S cities and the aggregate exceeds Illinois state assessment and nearly five times Cook County including Chicago.
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Boston
Illinois
Cook County
Chicago
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Court of Nations aims for perpetual arbitration in fisheries dispute
The London telegram reports Joseph Chamberlain as chief high commissioner for Britain on fisheries talks. John Bright backs a memorial to President Cleveland for a perpetual arbitration treaty. The piece argues international law needs a real court of nations and urges U S support to extend peaceful dispute resolution beyond fisheries to global humanity.
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Great Britain
John Bright
London
Joseph Chamberlain
Cleveland
Court of Nations
Poland
Germany
France
Christendom
Europe
New Jersey
New York
Supreme Court
Holland
Switzerland
Portugal
Greece
Denmark
United Europe
League of Nations
United States
England
New York Times
Japanese Professor Studying Bavarian Beer Trade
A Japanese professor T Nishigawa tours Munich to study Bavarian beer processes and costs. He plans further visits to big breweries to compare Bavarian and English beer making. The article notes Japan seeks a palatable beer less intoxicating to curb rising spirits use.
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Japan
Cher
T. Nishigawa
Munich
Bock
Eno
Gary
Pall Mall Gazette Ve
Baseball lovers to Armes Duke questions National League suppression
A quoted lament from the speaker blaming Britain and the English government for suppressing the National League, praising famed players like Anson Kel Hardy Richardson Hornung, and urging protest to protect the national game.
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Anson
Mike Kel
Hardy Richardson
Joe Hornung
Great Britain
Utica Observer
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