Interpreter of Dreams Daniel’s Public Career Chronicle
A compact biographical sketch tracing Daniel’s rise from interpreter of Nebuchadnezzar’s dreams to ruler over Babylon, his survival in the lions den, and his enduring role under Darius and Cyrus. It notes key events like the handwriting on the wall and Daniel’s later visions on the Tigris bank. Bengel calls him politician, chronologer and historian among the prophets.
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Daniel
Daniel Fist
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Theingdom
Rom
Nevachadnezzar
Belshazzar
Tlthough
Darius
Cyrus
Babylor
Tigris
Bengel
Daniel and his friends pray during danger to reveal God’s power
A sermonette extols Daniels faith and united prayer in a crisis. It contrasts worldly fear with intimate fellowship with God, urging consistent prayer to receive definite answers and noting Daniel’s promise to interpret the dream only after prayer.
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Daniel
Hope Persists for Daniel Interpreting Nebuchadnezzar Dream
Rioch delivers news that Nebuchadnezzar delays the execution decree until tomorrow at the request of Daniel the Hebrew captive. Arbel and Arioca convey a message of cheer as Daniel plans to reveal the dream and its meaning, reviving the wise men’s faint hope.
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Rioch
Nebuchadnezzar
Arioch
Daniel
Arioca
Daniel Steps Forward as Dream Whisperer in Babylon
The king’s wise men falter over the dream and face execution as Arioch seeks Daniel’s aid. A devout prayer rises from Hananiah Mischael and Azariah for wisdom from the Hebrew God. Daniel arrives, unseen power guiding him, to reveal the dream’s meaning and prove Daniel’s God greater than all.
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Jacob
Daniel
Babylon
Arioch
Hananiah
Mischael
Azariah
Joseph
Pharaoh
Abraham
Isaac
Ueniel
Greatey
French Doctor Proposes Distinctive Badge for Practising Physicians
A French doctor suggests doctors wear a badge on the button hole to identify those summoned in urgent cases. He notes many doctors pass by while hurrying between houses and ringing bells in vain. The idea aims to help doctors building up a practice.
Fitting climax crowns great year in college football
Season ends with Chicago topping Wisconsin to claim a second consecutive title and Harvard breaking Yale’s six year control in the east. Minnesota defeats Carlisle. Michigan crushed by Syracuse. Illinois and Indiana win, Wisconsin stars Moll Osthoff and Rogers shine. Walter Steffen capped career at Chicago in style.
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Chicago
Harvard
Wisconsin
Madison
Macoons
Crimson
Blue
New Haven
Cambridge
Minnesota
Carlsle
Michigan
Syracuse
Illinois
Northwestern
Indiana
Purdue
Cornell
Trinity
Stagg
Maroons
Walter Steffen
Badger School
Badgers
Moll
Osthoff
Rogers
Kennard
Yale
Iowa
Street a Glutton for Work Catches Washington's Gabby
Street Charley of the Washington team earned a reputation for heavy participation, taking part in 169 coast league games and 134 Nationals behind the plate this season. A finger injury sidelined him briefly, but his talkative, ginger-on-field demeanor remained steady from start to finish.
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Street
Charley Street
Washington
Nationals
Gabby
Minor Leagues Split Territorial Claims for 1909
Major and minor league officials at Buffalo agreed on ten year circuits for the Eastern league and American association, pledging not to invade each other’s territories. Talks of a third major league were dismissed as conservatives won the day. The American association and Eastern league will seek no Chicago invasion, while both sides maintain peace with the National Association.
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O’brien
Powers
National Commission
National Association of Minor Leagues
Eastern League
American Association
Buffalo
National Association
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg
A. A
Gophers Drop Indians After Carlisle Beating
University of Minnesota ends football relations with Carlisle after a 11 to 6 loss amid accusations of slugging by Carlisle players and abusive language toward the referee. The move suggests resumes with Michigan and rivalry among Wisconsin Minnesota Chicago for next season.
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University of Minnesota
Carlisle
Indians
Redmen
Endsley
Wasenka
Michigan
Wolverines
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chicago
Western conference adopts two basketball rule changes
The Western Basketball conference approved disqualification after five fouls per player and continuous dribbling with passes after stopping. An umpire may be dispensed with in minor games, and eight conference games are required for a championship bid. The season opens January 9.
Indiana coach James M. Sheldon to resign next spring
James M. Sheldon, who has coached Indiana University football for three years, will resign his position and retire from the department of athletes next spring to practice law in Chicago. Pat Page, regarded as Chicago's best end, is elected captain of the 1909 Maroon eleven, entering his second varsity season at five feet seven inches and 149 pounds. Elmer T. Ebbett of Beloit is named captain for next season, with Official B's awarded to Mead, Osborne, Reitsch, Porter, Abbott, Lyle, Knudson, Kuehne, Wolfe, Collette, Miles, Woodruff, and Brandt. Oberlin's Captain Houser has played four years and has not missed a game due to injury.
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James M. Sheldon
Indiana University
Tie
Chicago
Pat Page
University of Chicago
Maroon
Page
Elmer T. Ebbett
Beloit
Mead
Osborne
Reitsch
Porter
Abbott
Lyle
Knudson
Kuehne
Wolfe
Collette
Miles
Woodruff
Brandt
Houser
Oberlin
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Eastern Aggregation Downs Vale
Germany
Shultz
Gophers
Western Basketball Conference
Northwestern University
Pennsylvania
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Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the
United States
Collegiate Rules Committee
Rules Committee
Chas, A. Grubb
Attorney AT Law
4Th & Chestnut Streets
Atlantic
G. R. Miller
Gillespie Building
Musson
C. G. Clark
Versity of
Interne Hospital State Unit
Black
One
R. A. Gamble
Osteopathic
Opera House
T. B, Swan
Atlantida
DR. C. L, Campbell
Res
Ben A. Wood
Atlantia
U. S. Mullins
Mulson
X-Ray Laboratory
Charles D. Finley
Josephine Cook
Finley
Chestnut St
Atlantic, Iowa
Nels Brown
Butler
M. H. Butler
C. J. Litterst
Walnut Street
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