Exodus Elim to Desert Hunger Promises Bread from Heaven
The narrative portrays Israelites leaving Elim after rest and water, facing renewed thirst and doubt as provisions run low. Moses reassures the crowd, recalling past deliverances, then God promises daily bread from heaven, guiding the people to trust amidst wilderness hardship. Emile Castelar is cited at article end regarding bomb throwing anarchists.
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Egypt
Elim
Jim
Moses
Aaron
Iis
Asinger
Canory
Ian
Marah
Pihahiroth
God
The Capital’s Real Estate Magnate in Washington
A Vermont financier, Proctor, is described as the nation’s largest subdivider and owner in Washington real estate. He has built a marble front apartment house and pours wealth into future investments, spending time in the capital ready to pursue further property deals.
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Washington
Proctor
Vermont
Congress
Ihevitaner
Tyra Shanes
Chen
Thy
Widh
Jas Ra
National Capital
Experience in the administrative branch backs Senate roster
The article notes a senate enriched by five cabinet veterans, including Knox, Teller, Proctor, Elkins, and Alger, whose prior roles as attorney general, secretary of the interior, and secretary of war lend practical executive insight. Their expertise informs interoceanic canals, Indian lands, and military questions, guiding legislative discussion.
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Senate
Knox
Atttorney
210 Kinley
Roosevelt
Judiciary Committee
Committee
Interior Department
Teller
Secretary of the Interior
Proctor
Harison
Elkins
War Department
Senator Alger
Michigan
McKinley
Spain
Senator Allison Suffering Decline Forces Leadership Change
The Senate mourns the absence of William Boyd Allison of Iowa as he weakens with age. The veteran 77 year old, long head of the Appropriations Committee, is feared unable to resume his leadership after decades shaping billions in spending. His peers remember him as a pacifier and peacemaker whose quiet diplomacy earned the sobriquet Pussy-footed.
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Senator Allison
Senate
William Boyd Allison
Iowa
Allison
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Congress
Public Printer Stillings Targeted in Congress Delays
Subordinates in the Washington Public Printing Office crippled operations to embarrass Public Printer Stil lings on the final day of Congress. An investigation was ordered by the Senate as delays in printing appropriation bills kept Congress in session for hours and postponed presidential signings. Printers blamed errors on bad copy and enrolling clerks.
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Washington
Congress
Stillings
Public Printing Office
Capitol
Senate
House
Great Falls of the Potomac Set to Open by Trolley Line
The Potomac’s Great Falls, the region east of Niagara known for its rapids and scenic beauty, will soon be viewable by Washington residents as a new trolley line reaches the falls. The area is famed for large populations of smallmouth bass and historic fishing ties to figures like President Cleveland and Internal Revenue Commissioner Miller who fished there frequently.
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Niagara
Potomac River
Washington
Potomac
Great Falls
Cleveland
Crany
Internal Revenue
Carroll
Ows
Auditor of State
Executive Council
Des Moines Highway Commission Report and City Crackdown
The Des Moines city and Iowa highway commission discuss the first annual highway report for 1904, showing county and township road taxes and proposed reforms. A statewide system of county engineer supervision is urged, with annual state publications of funds and work.
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Highway Commission
Des Moines
Iowa
Commission
T. Z. Hauke
Clinton County
Hart
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ELI Igive
Jones
Mullern
Iiding
Justice Livingston
Chief Tones
Anti-Corporation Party
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Citizens’ Organization
Civil League
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Civic League
Mattor
Ed Notowitz
East
Walnut Street
C. W. Hawes
Rock Island
Woodmen of America
Jone Legislative Insurance Commission
Hawes
Order of United Workmen
American Fraternal Congress
Yeoren
Mystic Toilers
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Redkoot
Lowa Grand Recorder
A. C. UW
Cherry Street
Rip Richards
Whitechapel
Pelton Avenue
Iowa Association For the Study and Prevention of
William Larralee
Th. Luther Stevens
Dolliver
Ion
Henry Wallace
Wallace's Farmer
Tron
Nate Kendalla
Alia
Polk County
Tie Rectory Boamt
Commercial Club
Mattern
Directory Board
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