The New Old Testament Changes Revealed by Rev Dr Strong
A Tribune report outlines revisions to Genesis and other Old Testament sections as explained by Rev Dr James Strong of Drew Theological Seminary. Major notes include wording tweaks for accuracy, geography terms, and softer Hebrew idioms, with no doctrinal shifts.
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Rancho Novato Exceeds In Size And Wealth Of California Farms
San Francisco April 30 A visit to Rancho Novato owned by Hon F C DeLong reveals vast agricultural operations with 1300 cows 700 hogs 600 poultry 90 workers and multiple dairies. The article details barley and wheat yields 700 acres of fields apple crop 75000 bushels and a diversified income from butter vinegar cider wood and fruit sales while noting high costs and labor needs.
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F.C. DeLong
Marin County
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F. C. de Long
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Sidney
Australia
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Our Seacoast Defences and the Call for Modern Fortifications
Lieutenant Eugene Griffin of the United States Engineer Corps spoke at Governor's Island on ta guard seacoasts. He traced defenses from 1861 changes to armor plating, large guns, and torpedoes, arguing for immediate fortifications and government gun factories to deter war and protect major ports. Senator Dolph of Oregon, present, urged rapid appropriations for fortifications and steel ingot production.
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Eugene Griffin
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Bermuda
Havana
Vancouver
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Armstron
Yor
Dolph
Oregon
Congressional Committee On Coast Defence
Six Lives Prolonged Tragedy at Brickley Dam
Mrs Catharine Pfautz aged 40 and seven children were taken to the Brickley mill dam near Penn May 12. She drowned five children Harry 10 Susan 5 Charles 5 Mary 4 Samuel 1, then jumped in. Neighbors gathered as cries rang out. Harry and the others were rescued, though severely endangered. The motive given was religious excitement and a wish for heavenly reward.
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Jacob
Israel
Samson
Ruth
Samuel
David
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Saul
Solomon
Ilah
Exsha
Esther
Reape
Penn
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Hiram Prautz
Brickley Mill-Dam
Harry
Susan
Charles
Mary Agced
Mil-Dam
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Charie
Woman assaults lover with vitriol in a tragic affair
In Bartmorg on May 17 John M. Bruce's wife confronted his suspected affair with Mrs. Mainie Miger. She threw vitriol at Mrs. Miger, splashing Bruce and causing severe injuries. Mrs. Bruce was arrested while grieving and facing possible consequences. Mrs. Miger suffered life threatening burns.
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John M. Bruce
Bruce
Mainie Miger
Disease outbreak in Schoharie county claims several lives
In Seward and nearby villages in Schoharie county a strange fatal illness has appeared since last month. It causes throat paralysis, tongue paralysis, inability to eat and double vision, with starvation ensuing. Several deaths have been reported.
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Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil with superphosphites
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with superphosphites as a splendid combination for wasting disorders and nerve strength. It claims palatability and offers a four ounce free sample by mail, with express charges paid to Cott & Bowne, 13 Pine Rose Mall, New York.
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York
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IT. A. Slocum
Earl St
New York
Wyzot
After Many Years Two Sisters Meet for First Time in Life
Ipswich May 15. Mrs Mary Andrews of Norridgewock Maine and Mrs Bowen of Ipswich sisters aged about 60 and 75 met for the first time in their lives after long family scattering. Andrews born 1801 in Essex Mass later moved to New Hampshire then Maine. the two families remained apart until a recent correspondence led to the reunion.
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Mary Andrews
Norridgewock
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Essex
Mass
New Hampshire
Maine
Queen of San Nicolas The Lost Woman of the Pacific Island
San Nicolas Island near Santa Barbara hosted for eighteen years the so called Lost Woman of San Nicolas. A white Indian widow later lived among birds and seals, crafting dress robes from bird skins and blubber, speaking an unknown tongue, and ruling as a sovereign in a brush hut until her death at fifty in Santa Barbara.
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Rochester Demerat
San Nicolas Island
Bay of Santa Barbara
California
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Panama
Rome
The Whist Table History of Problem No 3 Correspondence
Lively correspondence follows last week's publication of Problem No 3 in whist, with letters criticizing and praising the solution. The discussion traces the problem’s long history, noting that double dummy play complicates judgment. New solutions from Clark and MacDonald are debated, and a forthcoming issue promises further analysis and a corrected approach.
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Scythia Sets Fast Liverpool to New York Passage Time
The Cunard steamer Scythia arrived from Liverpool in 7 days and 21 hours, the fastest such crossing on record. Fifteen to sixteen years earlier the China of the same line completed the voyage in 8 days and 13 hours, the previous best.
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Liverpool
China
Bad Soy
Ogilvie & Co, Publishers
OSE S.T
New York
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Wimwy
Passage by the Scythia Through Iceberg Chain
The Scythia averaged 345 miles daily. While at latitude 43 28 and longitude 49 55 on May 12, she passed through a vast chain of icebergs extending north and south as far as the eye could see.
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Father Beats Child to Death Over Roller Skating
Philadelphia report on Achille Oronofri, stepfather of Lottie Cook, beaten with a strap with buckle for not learning to roller skate. Other children injured, including Mabel 12, as bricks thrown. Lottie moaned through a long beating, then beaten again after supper. Oronofri remanded for wilful murder.
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Powers
Lottie Cook
Achille Oronofri
Theeaens
Mabel
Lottie
Ayer’s Hair Vigor Promotes Growth and Renewal
The advertisement claims Ayer’s Hair Vigor stimulates and cleanses the scalp, removes dandruff, and prevents humors. It asserts falling hair is checked and brushy hair regains vigor and youth, with testimonials from Mrs. George La Fever of Eaton Rapids Michigan and branding by J. C. Ayer & Co. of Lowell Massachusetts.
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Lowell, Masa
Willimantic Thread Co Wins Top Medals at New Orleans Exposition
The Willimantic Thread Company of Hartford Conn claims three first class medals at the New Orleans World’s Exposition for best quality six cord spool cotton in sewing and hand work best display of manufacturing six cord spool cotton from bale to finished thread and best display of spool cotton ready for use in black white and colors. The judges praised the company for superior exhibits and operational excellence, granting the highest awards permissible.
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Ayer's Hair Vigor Praised as Harmless Dressing
Mrs. Ozro A. Thomas of Nemaha Kansas reports Ayer's Hair Vigor is harmless and sure with incomparable dressing properties. It brightens tone, restores natural color, stimulates growth, and keeps hair soft and pliable with cleanliness and no injurious effects. For sale by all druggists.
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