The Gate of Worlds Sinking Ship At Suez Complication
A battered iron steamer sinks her bow in the Suez Canal blocking the channel near Kantara. Davenport, aboard his yacht Ukraine, reveals the ship is loaded with 600 cases of nitroglycerine hidden in ballast and may blow up if dynamited. An English canal official demands removal of explosives and a diver-supported repair or disposal plan.
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Suez Canal
Port Said
Maritime Intelligence
Trieste
Str
Akarine
L. Passaro
Zanzibar
Kantara
Timsan
Two Worlds
Ishmailia
id-Sahara
Theoutheast
el Guisr
Horion
Canal Patrol
Siicer
Canal Company
Davenport
Myrivate
Ukraine
Starg
Othely
Delagoa Bay
Sliwly
Naples
Europe
Ong Yai
Bangkok
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
Bay of Bengal
Legation
Paknam
S-Long Harbor
Hue
Cochin-China
United States
Admiral Dewey
Hong-Kong
Gulf
Tonquin
France
Stewart Davenport
A French Blocade Plot near Suez Canal Unfolds
Davenport observes ships at Port Said as French diplomacy and Siamese succession wars unfold. A sunken Ukraine drama clears the canal after explosive work. The Bangkok envoy delivers a terse message about a French interest and a Thai king’s swift coronation follows.
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Ishmailia
Cairo
Port Said
Davenport
Suez Canal Company
Paris
Bangkok
Siam
Ong Yai
France
Dhya Varariddhi
Youthful New York Gamblers Rise on City Streets
A surge of street gambling by youngsters in New York worries authorities as police intervene. Recently officers drove about a score of urchins away from a famous gambling house near Herald Square where a game was in progress.
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New York
Herald Square
Prophecy and World Powers in Daniel’s Book
The passage outlines Daniel’s prophecies across chapters 2 7 8 10 and 11 detailing the rise and fall of empires Babylon Persia Grecian and Roman and the coming Messiah. It traces timelines with weeks and years linking Jerusalem reconstruction Christ’s ministry and the future kingdom.
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Antiochus Epiphanes
Christ
Alexander
Syria
Rome
Daniel’s faithful prayer and safety in the lions den
Sermonette extols Daniel’s devotion as key to salvation and courage under royal law. It notes Daniel’s private prayers three times daily, the enemies’ inability to fault him apart from his God, and the glory given to God across Darius’s realm. It emphasizes unwavering loyalty over material blessings.
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Daniel
God
Darius
Messenger from Darius Provokes Faith in Babylon
A royal envoy from King Darius arrives with a bold decree praising Daniel’s God, spurring a Babylonian priest to question his own faith. He abandons temple life, travels toward Babylon, seeks Daniel, and is inspired by the story of deliverance from the lions to return and tell his people.
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Darius
Daniel
Derius
Heaven
Earth
Babylon
Mons
Limeley
Plea for Flanges on Rails by Atlantis City engineers
At a meeting of the American Street and Interurban Engineering association in Atlantis City a new street railway design was proposed to place flanges on the rails rather than on the wheels. The concept was clearly presented and several strong arguments supported its potential superiority over the current system.
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American Street and Interurban Engineering Association
Atlantis City
News In A Nutshell From A City Flat Fire To Ancient Language
The items summarize a set of disparate events including a dead child nearly cremated when a curtain fire touched a coffin, a bi toe man found in the Hudson river awaiting ID, a 15 year old boy Arthur Kirby who died by his own hand in New York over education woes, and other notes: Morse kin arrest in Trinidad on a homicide charge, Frank Keifer fleeing a wolf in Peoria, and Prof George Hemp discovered a potential Trojan root for Etruscan and Roman languages.
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New York City
New York
Hudson River
Arthur Kirby
William G. Morse
Samuel ¥. B. Morse
Trinidad
California
Frank Keifer
Peoria
Ill
George Hemp
Leland Stanford University
Calls Alien Musicians Menace
Washington notes a meeting with E V Gavegan representing labor interests and union leaders Joseph N Weber and Phillip Hauser. They claim aliens are being brought in large numbers to displace American musicians, with entire orchestras in New York and Chicago hotels. The president asked for a full report from Secretary Strang on these charges.
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Washington
E. V. Gavegan
New York
Joseph N. Weber
American Federation of Musicians
Phillip Hauser
New York Union of Musicians
New York City
Chicago
Immigration Service
Department of Commerce and Labor
Fire injures two in Brooklyn three story building
Two men were painfully injured with one perhaps fatally as a blaze tore through a three story frame building at Third Avenue and Sixty seventh Street Brooklyn on Monday. The flames endangered a score of men, women and children and destroyed about $10,000 worth of property.
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New York
Third Avenue
Sixty Seventh Street
Brooklyn
Not Eligible to Office in Minnehaha County
Sioux Falls Dec 29 Judge Jones of a state circuit court ruled George v Egan formerly of Logan Iowa who was elected state's attorney of this county at the last election after his disbarment by the supreme court is not eligible to hold the office.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Jones
George v. Egan
Logan
Minnehaha
Supreme ‘Court
Markets wrap Chicago and New York grain and commodity prices
Chicago reports flour markets strong with spring wheat prices around 6.30 and patent grades at 4.90 to 4.10 for jute bags. Wheat futures steady May at 1.065 to 1.075 and July 98 98 3/4 cents. Corn firm May 60 61 cents, oats quiet May 51 54 to 52 cents. Butter prices range fresh creamery 31 cents, eggs mixed 26 to 34 cents, potatoes good to fancy 10 to 8 cents, poultry prices listed. New York notes flour dull, Minnesota patent prices 5.26 to 5.65, rye and wheat influences cited.
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Chicago
Minnesota
New York
F. A
Live Stock Prices in Chicago Cattle and Hogs
Chicago market report lists cattle ranges from good to fancy steers at 1.50 to 7.75, medium to good steers 5.25 to 7.50, cows 3.50 to 5.25, bulls 3.50 to 5.00, hogs prime to heavy butchers 5.85 to 6.15, choice light to heavy packers 3.76 to 6.00, sows 4.26 to 5.50, pigs 8.90 to 5.00, with various classifications and price spreads across grades.
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Chicago
Omaha Market Prices Report for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Omaha Neb December 28 Cattle market rises with native steers priced 4.00 to 7.25 dollars and calves at 8.00 to 6.00. Hogs advance with bulk sales around 5.60 to 5.80. Sheep up 10 cents with yearlings at 5.25 to 6.00 and lambs at 6.20 to 7.25.
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