The New Song of Heaven in Dr. Talmage’s Sermon
Evang. Dr. Talmage argues that heaven will feature a new and universal song, no ordinary hymn but a celestial concert uniting saints from all nations. He foresees instruments, anticipatory themes, and a mighty, unanimous chorus celebrating eternal glory beyond earthly harmonies.
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Pearly Gate
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Charleston
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Christ
Jesus
Bether
Millionaire Splitlog Wyandotte Chief Makes Mighty Deal
A Denver News tale describes Matthias Splitlog, a 70 year old Wyandotte chief born in Canada, now wealthy through Missouri and Indian Territory land. It recounts a 140 acre sale for 160000 to 2000000 value, his habits, family, faith, and a quirky origin of his name. It also notes sparrows feeding on insects around New York City park lamps at dawn.
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Earth
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Indian Territory
Matthias Splitlog
Splitlog
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Ohio
Missouri
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Minnesota Avenue
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Kaw
Denver
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New York City
Seaman Gunners at Newport Torpedo School
The Newport Torpedo Station offers a six month seaman gunner course split between the Torpedo Station and Washington Navy Yard. Trainees study electricity and explosives, learn diving, gun metals, and torpedo testing, with final exams at Washington. Successful men become seaman gunners and join vessels like the Vermont or Brooklyn.
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R. I.) Torpedo School
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Navy Department
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R. L
Navy Yard
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Navy
Newport Harbor
Edison
Gramme
Weston
United States
Vermont
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York Herald
Rise
Girls as Pack Horses in Mountain Regions
A traveler notes Swiss girls as young as twelve to fourteen carry heavy loads for long hours, often barefoot in August heat, unloading and transporting faggots and baggage. While male guides have a 25 pound limit, girls bear increasing burdens with age, entering adulthood still performing constant menial labor.
Spain's Youthful King Alfonso XIII Causes Church Stir
A Philadelphia Telegraph account notes the health and vitality of Spain's young king Alfonso XIII. He amuses himself during services, prompting reprimands. A church incident at Concha features the boy correcting a preacher as he laughs and talks aloud in church.
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Spain
Alfonso XIII
Concha
Philadelphia Telegraph
Ben Franklin's Corn-stalk and the broom-corn lineage
A Chicago News note claims Ben Franklin fathered the U S broom-corn industry after growing a seed from an imported broom. It traces cultivation from Connecticut to Hadley Massachusetts to Mohawk valley, New York, central Ohio and now central Illinois leads in broom-corn production.
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