Divine Judgment and Redemption in The New Dispensation
Charles T. Russell preaches at Brooklyn Tabernacle, arguing God’s judgments are righteous and merciful. He rejects eternal torment, endorses death as the sentence, and explains the plan of redemption through Christ for both natural and spiritual Israel and the coming Millennial Kingdom.
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Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Christendom
God
Christ
Israel
Abraham
Redeemer
Kingdom of God
The Millennial Judgments and the World’s Redemption
The article explains Millennial judgments as righteous, administered by Christ and the Church, bringing relief to obedient mankind. It contrasts past selective judgments with a universal future awareness, promising knowledge of God to all and a righteous government that heals and elevates all nations.
Three anti saloon meetings attract large Yakima turnout
The Civic Federation campaign held three gatherings in Yakima with about 2000 attendees. Senator George F. Cotterill led the talks criticizing liquor traffic and urging North Yakima to vote dry, while speakers defended prohibition and contrasted city economies under saloon rule.
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Civic Federation
Yoeima Theatre
Presbyterian Church
The
Christian Church
George F. Cotterill
Seattle
Vorces
Senate
Yeager
Granville Lowther
Frank
Milwaukee
United States
Vancouver
Ridpath Lyceum Bureau
Vancouver Commercial Club
Ms. M. Rands
Taxpayers’ League
Uno
Steilacoom
Snively
Nosh Yakima
Yakima
Alabama
Dickey
Rose
Birmingham
Rowe
Montgomery
Sime Dik
Massachusetts
West
Oklahoma
Hense
Connecticut
Maine
Rhode Island
Middle States
North Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri
Boston
Portland
Salis
Kansas
Atlanta
Wenatchee
Peruna
Peruna Company
Anti-Saloon League
Oraanization
Peruna Manufacturing Company
Palsus
Falusa
Omnibus
Night Watchman’s Cold Healed by Dr King’s New Discovery
A Banner Springs Tennessee night watchman, W J Atkins, suffered a severe cold that settled on his lungs and forced him from work. After trying many remedies he found relief and returned to work following one bottle of Dr King’s New Discovery. The ad claims it cures severe colds coughs throat inflammations and lung issues with a trial bottle offered for free.
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W. J. Atkins
Banner Springs
Tenn
Dr. Kine
Fred L. Janeck
Colfax Investor Sees High Line Ditch Boost for Yakima Land
W Goff of Colfax predicts Yakima county land near the proposed High Line Ditch will rise in value if the project proceeds. He owns extensive parcels in sections 9 11 14 17 27 34 and nearby areas and pledges substantial financial support at the canal meeting. He believes North Yakima will become a first class city with markets nearby.
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High Line
Highline Ditch Association
I W. Goff
Colfax
Washington
North Yakima
Mr. Gott
Yakima County
Yakima
Hias
Goff
Odes
Yakima Market
Sunnyside
Robbinses Leave San Francisco for Spokane Holiday
Mr and Mrs J H Robbins of San Francisco guest in North Yakima with Mr and Mrs N C Richards have gone to Spokane for the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H Robbins
San Francisco
North Yakiva
N. ¢. Richards
Spokane
County auditor pays bounties to four hunters
The county auditor distributed bounties to A. Cobb William L. Becks R. C. Hines and L. W. Preston. Mr Becks is said to possess three trophies reflecting successful hunting awards.
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Wildcats
A. ©. Cobb
William L. Becks
R. C. Hines
L. W. Preston
Mr. Becks
Madriz Ru in Nicaragua Displeased and Not Recognized
The Nicaraguan congress unanimously elected Dr Jose Madriz as president. The U S government says it will not recognize Madriz until a responsible government is established. a Knox note to Rodrigues outlines this stance. A House resolution calls for recognizing Estrada, punishing Zelaya, and seeking apology and damages. Heat plant progress noted with completion by January 10 and some patrons already heated.
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Jesus
Managua
Jose Madriz
Washington, D. C
Wenox
Nicarragua
Madriz
Zelaya
Knox
Rodrigues
Hornung
Central Heating Company
North Yakima Girl Wins Spokane Mayor’s Cup For Charity
Miss Marguerite Mowak formerly of North Yakima now Spokane won the mayor’s cup and led the tag day collection for charity in Spokane. She raised 262.98 of the 2065 total for the Associated Charities to aid the poor and the open air treatment for consumptives. At 16 she lost both parents in childhood and later joined HH Sehott’s family before moving to Spokane where she continued church and charitable work.
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Marguerite Mowak
Spokane
Associated Charities
Mowak
Sheas
HH. H. Sehott
Big Rush for Land in Lower Valley
Land filings were made at the land office on lands opened for settlement in the lower valley with many claimants for several tracts. Most disputes were settled, though Archie Miller and Mary De Good retain some rival claims. Names listed include Charles E. Newell, Elsie Humphrey, Edmund Wolfe, Myrtle Lacey, Fred Hawn, Danford Hawn, Arthur Larsen, Archie Miller, Mary De Good, Charles A.
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Land Office
Setlement
Archie Miller
Mary de Good
Charles E. Newell
Elsie W. Humphrey
Edmund D. Wolfe
Myrtle E. Lacey
Fred Rr. Hawn
Danford H Hawn
Arthur Leroy Larsen
Charles A
Barbers Join Union Ranks In North Yakima
State Secretary Chai Perry Taylor visits North Yakima on the 28th to organize the musicians' union and bring barbers into the central trades council. State Organizer Giereh helped initiate the barbers into a local union, marking rapid growth of wage-earner organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Federation of Labor
Chai Perry Taylor
North Yakima
Musicians’ Union
Eouity Organization
Giereh
Barbers’ Union
Barbers
Central Trades Council
County to Open Eastman Road and Seek Right of Way
County commissioners authorize Attorney Frank A. Luce to condemn or act as needed to open the highway along the east side of the northeast quarter of section 20 13 18 and remove obstructions cited as placed by George W Eastman. Luce also to pursue opening the remainder of the Eastman road per petition by W D Ingalls and others amid title disputes with T W Nottingham who refuses $150 offered for land taken.
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Frank A. Luce
George W Eastman
Luce
Eastman
W. D. Ingalls
West Nob Hill
T. W. Nottingham
Electric Bitters Proclaimed A Great Gift To Women
Mrs. O Rhinevault of Vestal Center New York praises Electric Bitters claiming it restores buoyant spirits vigor and health. The tonic is said to cure nerves sleeplessness melancholy headaches fainting and dizziness and to strengthen weak sickly individuals. Available 50 cents at Fred L Janeck's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Janeck
Gandy Plans Return to Yakima After Whidby Island Visit
Geo Gandy, who is away from Whidby Island for the holidays, intends to settle in Yakima again and will oversee his Sunnyside area property this coming summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Gandy
Whidby Island
Yakima
Sunnyside
Road Petitioned by Ridley Near Parker Approved
A new road petitioned by Co. H. Ridley near Parker was established by order of the county commissioners on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H. Ridley
Parker
Mortgage listings for Apel Doorn area in Holland
First mortgage notice listing properties and lenders in Apel Doorn Netherlands. Documents reference International Mortgage and Loan Co and address details for H Bront eema R F D No 1. Contains fragmented notation about property collateral and loan terms.
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International Mortgage & Loan Co
Apel Doorn
Holland
H. Bronteema
City
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