A Sure Word of Prophecy and Daniel’s Scope
A sermon on Daniel chapter 9 argues Daniel’s prophecies span the rise and fall of kingdoms, the captivity and restoration, then point to Christ’s second coming. The text claims Daniel unlocks Revelation and has shaped Christian theology beyond any other Old Testament writing through its view of the Messiah and future human history.
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Daniel
Christ
Satan
Jerusalem
Babylon
Jeremiah
Israel
Hung
Faith and Prayer Align God’s Promises With Believers
A sermon emphasizes that belief activates divine promises, citing Jeremiah’s foretold return to Jerusalem and Daniel’s earnest intercession. It urges selfless prayers for others, humility, and reliance on God’s mercies rather than personal righteousness, to obtain divine aid.
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God
Jeremiah
Jerusalem
Daniel
Bank of Heaven
Christ
Descent of the Holy Spirit Sunday School Lesson 1909
A Sunday School lesson notes Daniel’s meditation on Jerusalem’s fate, the seventy year prophecy, and the return to Zion. It then presents a lesson on Acts 1 21 and the Pentecost event with three outward signs of the Spirit, plus practical exhortations for believers today.
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Whitsunday
Jerusalem
Temple Courts
Hovey
Rackam
Moses
Jesus
Weather Bureau
National Peril of Liquor Trade and Its Social Costs
An extended critique outlines global and U S liquor production and consumption, noting four billion gallons yearly with U S output at sixty million, plus 150 million fermented beverages and 18 million imports. It cites New York license revenues, grape acreage, capital in vineyards, and federal tax income, arguing liquor fuels politics, homes, and crime. The piece invokes Isaiah to warn against temperance neglect, urging eternal vigilance against the forces of rum.
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United States
New York City
Isaiah
America
Israel
Ephraim
Sion
Prohibition Waves Across States and England
Across Ohio Indiana and Illinois counties vote dry with all 12 counties rejecting liquor. Three hundred ninety saloons closed with year start enforcement. Southern cities report fewer crimes and rising business. England notes wine sales down about 50 percent over ten years. Earl of Bessborough cites a continuing decline in hotel wine bills.
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Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
England
Earl of Bessborough
Gordons Hotels
Hotel Metropole
London
Tan
Tafts Secretary of State Knox Accepted Cabinet Post
Philander Chase Knox, longtime U S senator from Pennsylvania and former attorney general, has accepted Taft’s offer to become secretary of state. Knox helped drive Roosevelt era antitrust suits while in the justice department and served in McKinley and Roosevelt administrations. Born 1853 in Brownsville Pennsylvania, he built a legal career from 1875 and held roles including assistant U S district attorney, before entering the Senate in 1904.
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Philander C. Knox
United States
Pennsylvania
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Knox
United States Senate
Matthew 8
Quay
Department of Justice
John William Griggs
New Jersey
White House
Senate
Pennypacker
Philander Chase Knox
Brownsville
Mount Union College
Ohio
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Western District of Pennsylvania
McKinley Named Next Missouri Senator by GOP Legislative Win
The Republican lieutenant governor John McKinley unexpectedly secures Missouri's U.S. Senate seat after a GOP majority on joint ballot in the legislature, defeating Democratic incumbents Gov. Folk and Sen. Stone. McKinley's rise surprised many editors and politicos who expected a Democratic contest.
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McKinley
United States
Missouri
Nome
Joseph W. Folk
W. J
Gumshoe
Herbert
Hadley
Senate
Folk
Stone
Rear Admiral Emory Retired After 46-Year Naval Career
Rear Admiral William Hemsley Emory U S N retired for age after a long career begun in 1863 at the Naval Academy and ending last November in Hongkong as commander of the second squadron of the Atlantic battleship fleet He led nine vessels and a squadron of eight his last command The Washington born officer served in the Asiatic station The Relief Palos Colorado and Lackawanna were among his ships He also helped at the Yorktown ceremony the Greasy relief expedition and the Spanish American War commanding the Yosemite He aided famine relief from the Relief to France rescued sealers in the Arctic and earned Japanese thanks for protecting missions in Manchuria The emperor of Japan sought to decorate him.
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William Hemsley Emory
Naval Academy
Blue
Hongkong
Louisiana
Palos
Emory
Washington, D. C
Naumee
Observatory
Washington
France
Hhen
Far East
Colorado
Lackawanna
Admiral Howell
Trenton
Wyoming
President Arthur
Yorktown
Porter
Yosemite
Maryland
Porto Rico
Antonia Lopez
Jane Gray
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
Manchuria
Richer Than Rockefeller Walker Rich Timber King of Minnesota
Thomas Barlow Walker of Minneapolis becomes the second man named richer than John D Rockefeller, his wealth in timber lands across California and Minnesota. He owns 760000 acres of pine in the Sierra Nevada and about 6 million acres in Minnesota, though he rejects the title Timber King. His rise began in Xenia Ohio with odds against him, aided by J J Hill, and he built a lumber empire by furnishing railroad ties before turning to painting and pottery collecting as his sons manage the business.
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Tyndall
Jesus
John the Baptist
Thomas Barlow Walker
Minneapolis
John D. Rockefeller
John D
Walker
Minneapolitan
Siarra Nevada
California
Minnesota
Frederick Weyerlauser
Standard Oil
Fife
Xenia
Salayman
Jamies J. Hill
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