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The Canteen Let Loose Again!

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Religious weekly (The Evangelist, May 4, 1899) with news and editorials on missions, the Philippines and Cuba, church education declines, temperance canteen law, and a bereavement poem.

Paying the Fare

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The Evangelist (Apr 27, 1899): articles on church trustees, missions (Philippines, Puerto Rico, Samoa), social and political issues (lynchings, Dreyfus), and church news.

Closing Days in Bermuda

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Table of contents and articles from The Evangelist (Apr 20, 1899) covering church news, missions, international affairs, Bermuda travel, and pastoral matters.

The Land of the Lilies

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Issue of The Evangelist (Apr 13, 1899) urging a national federation of churches; covers church music, foreign missions (Philippines, Cuba), civic reforms and fires.

Bonnie Bermuda

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The Evangelist (Apr 6, 1899): essays on the atonement in hymnody, church and mission news (Philippines, Cuba, Samoa). Also sermons, Sunday school material and a Bermuda travel sketch.

Elements of Power in Some Great Preachers

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1899 issue of The Evangelist: articles on ministers' finances, elements of powerful preaching, Macalester College's financial needs, and Easter/Communion observances.

Is It Dark?

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Issue of The Evangelist (Mar 9, 1899) addressing church unity and charity, foreign missions and public affairs (Philippines, Cuba), labor conditions, and pastoral counsel.

The Hold-Outs

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Editorials urging Christian unity ('Ye are all one in Christ'), perseverance in faith, with commentary on international missions and politics (Philippines, Cuba, China).

Preaching to the Unconverted

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Argues for direct, soul-winning preaching to convert the unconverted, criticizing modern pulpits' focus on Christians. Also reports news on Dreyfus, the Panama Canal, and the ship Solace.

Would You Become a Christian?

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Editorial and sermon affirm Christ's mission to ennoble, sanctify, and call sinners to repentance. Urges personal conversion, faith, and charitable use of wealth.

Faith Is an Act

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Jan 26, 1899 Evangelist: profile of Ambassador Joseph H. Choate; editorial condemning saloons; Theodore L. Cuyler urges that faith is a decisive act of repentance and obedience.

Resting at Lakehurst

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Religious weekly (The Evangelist, Jan 12, 1899) featuring church news, editorials, minister biographies, hymnology, and reflections on revival and contemporary events.

Dr. Newman Hall’s Life-Story

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Editorial highlighting Roosevelt's insistence on honesty in government, plus reports on the post–Spanish-American War occupation of Havana, sanitation efforts against yellow fever, and religious notes.

Kindle Your Own Fire

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Editorial urges prayerful, wise U.S. stewardship of Cuba and other islands. Theodore L. Cuyler warns against periodic revivals and urges pastors to pursue continual evangelism.

Straight to Jesus Christ!

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Reports Spanish-American War developments and features Theodore L. Cuyler's sermon urging decisive personal conversion—an exhortation to 'go straight to Jesus Christ.'

Brave Onesiphorus — A Talk for the Times

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Religious weekly covers the Dreyfus trial and Zola's defiance, praises Onesiphorus' loyalty to Paul, and includes church news, missions, and Bible-study notes.

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