One Sacrifice for Sins Forever Sermon Summary
Pastor Russell argues the Mass is unscriptural and man’s tradition. He cites Hebrews and Romans to affirm one eternal sacrifice by Christ and urges direct prayer to the Lord rather than periodic masses. He discusses the Abomination of Desolation, Protestant and Catholic views, and the Priesthood of all believers in dispensing salvation.
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Russell
London
Jesus
Pan
Christ
Dieth
High Church of England
Church of
God
Calvary
Massa
Purgatory
Adam
Jesus Christ
Daniel
Jerusalem
Temple
Christendom
Lot
Sodom
House of the Lord
Babylon
St. Paul
Aaron
Levi
Israel
Brethen
Titus li
Sina
Tennant Stock Farm Suffers Fire Loss
EF. G. Tennant reports from Oak Flats on the Naches 20 miles from North Yakima that his main farm building and several outbuildings burned on Saturday August 24 at 3 PM. The fire destroyed a warehouse style building with 125 tons of hay and feed, all furniture, clothing, some livestock including pigs, and caused an uninsured loss estimated at 3000 to 3500 dollars.
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EF. G. Tennant
Oak Flats
Naches
Yakima
Thomas Okay
Tennant
Tieton Reclamation Unit Nears Completion
The Tieton unit of the Yakima irrigation project is completed with Sunnyside at 98 percent and storage reservoirs 17.5 percent done. Kachess dam 79.3 percent. orange peel dredge work paused July 20 and to resume August 1. Embankment work, spillway paving, and concrete placements progress as storage water begins delivery.
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Tieton
Yakima
Sunnyside
U. S. Reclamation Service
Kachess Dam
Lidgerwood Excavator
Lake Kachess
Lake Keechelus
Keechelus
Cle Elum
Crib
Trail Creek
Canyon Division
Bumping Lake
Salmon Lake
Concully
Miller estate seeks administrator for Grace H. Miller
Petitioner Mathilda Miller asks the County clerk to appoint C A Day as administrator of Grace H. Miller who died March 20 1911 at Minneapolis Minnesota. The petitioner is the mother of the deceased with two sisters Pearl Miller and Mattie Dustin as other heirs. E B Velikanje is attorney for petitioner.
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Mathilda Miller
C. A. Day
Grace H. Miller
Minneapolis, Minn
Pearl Miller
Mattie Dustin
E. B. Velikanje
City Plans 1918 Budget and 19 Mill Tax Levy
The city estimates expenses for 1918 at 208 898 50 with receipts 28 450 leaving 180 448 50 to be raised by taxation about a 19 mill levy. Officials note 1912 costs were higher and saloon license income is not counted due to an upcoming prohibition vote.
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Wilbur Crocker
Crocker
AAR Sv
Yakima
City Commission
Cevesecoe
Old N P Employee Back From Ireland
James Rowan a longtime Northern Pacific railroad employee returned from an eight month visit to County Donegal Ireland He worked over 80 years on the N P in Montana and Washington He will resume work as a crossing guard at A or B street and previously was a trackwalker in Roza canyon 17 miles west of North Yakima He met President Howard Elliott in New York and sparked stories in the press.
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James Rowan
Northern Pacific Railroad
County Doneghal
Ireland
Old Country
N. P
Montana
Washington
North Yakima
Roza Canyon
Jimmy” Rowan
Howard Elliott
The
Northern Pacific
New York
White Wyandottes Still Lead Race at State Fair
White Wyandottes hold the top two positions after week five of the egg laying contest at the state fairgrounds. American Dominiques jump to third with 34 eggs in the last week, as Secretary Harry Averill releases tallies showing pen totals and notes weather and molt updates across multiple pens.
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State Fair Grounds
Harry Averill
Plymouth Rocks
S. C. Rhode Island
S. C. Anconas
S. C
Wyandottes
W. F
Pen No
Village of Laconia doomed as Cascade tunnel nears completion
In Snoqualmie Pass a 11 842 foot tunnel for the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound line will replace eight miles of steep track. Laconia, a railroad town of 100 plus residents, will die in three years when the tunnel opens in 1915. Workers from Coeur dAlene mines drive the progress with hard rock drills and steam power.
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Snoqualmie Pass
Cascade Mountains
State of Washington
Puget Sound
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railroad
Cascades
Snoqualmie
Rockdale
Seattle
Laconia
Coeur d'Alene
Morgan Backs Taft in the Race
New York reports financier J Pierpont Morgan will financially back Taft and support the Republican campaign. Morgan, aboard his yacht Corsair, judged Wilson and Roosevelt as flawed and sees Taft as the least harmful option amid a tangled electoral field.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Taft
Morgan
Europe
Wilson
Roosevelt
Republican Advisory Committee
Johnson
California
Roosevelt ends Vermont campaign in Brattleboro stop
Colonel Roosevelt wrapped up a three day campaign in Vermont saying the trip felt repaid. He commented on prospects for the progressive state ticket and noted voters would not switch parties to back it. He criticized Evarts of New York over attempts to influence workers and planned a western tour after leaving Oyster Bay.
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Brattleboro
Roosevelt
Vermont
Evarts
New York
Windsor
Cry Oan
Oyster Bay
Debs Claims All Parties Serve Capitalists In Spokane
Eugene V. Debs denounces the three major parties as under capitalist control and argues real campaign issues are job scarcity, income under $500 yearly, and the exploitative system. He contrasts Lincoln era Republicans with Taft era Republicans, saying modern Republicans are highly respected yet useless.
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Spokane
Eugene V. Debs
Lincoln
Debs
Taft
Mrs Lounsberry Defends Husband In Train Robbery Case
Mrs Wells Lounsberry of Medford Oregon defends her husband Wells Lounsberry stating he is insane not guilty. She cites past wrecks and illness affecting his mind and says he would not commit crimes if in his right mind. arraignment date unsettled. federal officials plan a hearing Tuesday if he is well enough.
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Topeka
Wells Lounsberry
Medford
Oregon
Union Pacific
Phillip
George
Wells
Lounsberry
Mrs. H. H. Swan Ward Dies in Washington at 33
Mrs. H. H. Swan Ward, eldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Ridgeway of this city, died Friday morning in Washington D C from heart failure. She was 33 years old.
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H. H. Swan Ward
H. H. Swan
Washington, D. C
J. W. Ridgeway
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Tennant Stock Farm
United States Reclamation Service
OLD N. P
Jimmy Rowan
North
Castoria
H. W. Goff Colfax
Pen
Milwaukee
RAC
Mrs. Lounsberry
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