Anan Ben David and the Karaites in Jewish History
Rabbi Solomon Schindler’s lecture at Temple Adath Israel examined Anan Ben David and the rise of Karaism as a critique of Talmudic Rabbanism. He traced how Jewish thought shifted as Bible study revived and Karaism debated with Rabbanites, shaping later figures like Maimonides.
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Rabbi Schindler
Temple Adath Israel
Solomon Schindler
Anan Ben David
Mel A
Ible
Cton
Talmudan Ben David
Anon
Aravic
Anan
Thana
Maimonides
Spain
Moses Maimonides
Saadia
Stiffer Prices and More Currency in Circulation Trade Review
New York reports weekly trade failures totaling 224 for the United States and Canada, up from last week. Wheat and corn sales top millions of bushels. oil, cotton, coffee volumes rise as prices move on currency pressure and bank deposits. Demand in coal and rail building drives activity, with broad commercial caution over collections and monetary risk.
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New York
K. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
Bureau
Iran
Reading
Congress to welcome 168 Democrats 163 Republicans four independents
The new Congress will include 168 Democrats 163 Republicans and four independents. Postmaster Vilas allows female clerks to marry yet keep their jobs. Several other brief items report sentencing for wife murder in Bridgeport, a New York paper manufacturers’ mutual protection group forming, and various local and national incidents with mixed outcomes.
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Vilas
Bridgeport
Conn
Jake Brown
New York
McGlynn
Mae
Allentown
United States
Chicago
Erie (Penn.) Rubber Company
Stanford
California
Borden
Canadian
Chattanooga
Second Presbyterian Church
Philadelpha
Methodist Missionary Committee
S J. Peter's
Morristown
N. J
Jersey County
Cigar Manufacturers’ National Convention
Hazelton
Penn
A. W. Smith
Birmingham
America
Minneapolis
Evangelist Moody
Ishpeming
Mich
Cleveland
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Tyrone
Boston
Bisho Eptinaton
Ruth
Archibald L. Sessions
York Cweer
Syracuse
St. Paul's Cathedral
Dumont
Onondaga County
Thomas M. Green
Asyavill . Ky
Apa I
Lew Baldwin
Jessamine Dow Ny Journal
Nicholasville
Baldwin
Green
Church of the Pilgrime
Spookson
American Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Ist
Dr. Storrs
Pine Grove
Schuykill County
Virginia
Senate
House of Delegates
Hong ¥ En Chang
Yale College
Supreme Court
Merchar ‘S' National Bank
Amsterdam
N. Y
Fuiay
Escae
Yak,ntland & Montreal
Lebanon Springs
Burrows
Dupont
Steamboat Inspection Service
John Pender
Ed Watson
Boe
Sing Sing
Ed" Moragender
West Twentieth Street
Tony” James
Newark
N.J
Warber
Tony
Belle
J .Behai Gettinas
Maryland
Pamlico
Emme Wat
Philadelphia
Piranger
Bnide Ledger
Unprecedented case of man living with heart wound in El Paso
A Mexican man named Rice stabbed Parado in the heart. Parado walked after the wound, was sewn up, and died about two hours later. Dr McKennon found the stiletto wound pierced the left ventricle a quarter inch wide, a feat he calls unprecedented due to immediate clotting and survival beyond expected time.
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Peterburg Va
Mobile
Ala
Cairo
Faulkner County
Ark
James Carroll
Poor & Son
Winn
Union Powder Company
el Paso
Tex
Carter
Gulick
Goddlander
East Lott
Kan
Bayard
Washington
Nannie Bayard
Florence Bayard
Nellie Bayard
Commodore Walker
Naval Bureau of Navigation
Naval reserVe
High Prairie
Rice County
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
Cummingsville
Washington Street
Fifth Avenue Cable Railway Company
Pittsboro
Loon
J. Byron
James Ogden
J. Conrad
F. &. Zimmerman
Land Jury
New York
Gill
Koster
Bronmauer
Hanan & Son
Centre Street
Secretary of the Treasury
William Babb
Goderich
Ont
A. C. Maxwell
Henry H
William R. Everett
Caicege
Lake Michigan
Hillsboro County
Pottsville
Penn
Knights of Labor
Lehigh
Pottsville Businessmen’s Committee
Memphis
Little Rock
St. Joseph
Franklin Parish
Marquette
Arizona
Francis L. Patton
McCosh
Princeton College
Committee of Trustees
William M. Sloane
Paducah & Elizabethtown
Arrise
Paducah
Pat Rowan
Omas Long
Act of Indians
Sabinas
Mexico
Schneidel
Othoerneral
Geronimo
Schneider
Central Bank of
Sault Ste. Marie
Onto
Toronto
Board of Rade
Ues
Currey
Red
Seimself
Rice
Parado
Nine
McKennon
No Organ in Church for Them Presbyterians Split Over Music
At the United Presbyterian anti musical national convention in Xenia on November 17, delegates adopted a resolution declaring that if the General Assembly refuses relief the church may separate from a majority pursuing defection to preserve church purity and integrity.
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Dayton
United Presbyterian
Xenia
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Published piano solos by White Smith Co highlight seasonal pieces
White, Smith & Co publish multiple piano solos including Sunshine March by Frederic E. White and Whip and Snap Quadrille by C. A. White. Prices range 35 to 76 cents, with pieces for duet choral works by C. Stearns and Verdi Otello arrangements. Several light mandolin related tunes and waltzes accompany the catalog.
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White, Smith & Co
Frederic E. White
C. A. White
Ney
Charles
Pratt
Erin
Holy Father
W. Vincent Wallace
Stearn
Cho
C. Stearns
Carol Bailey
Oliver Ditson & Co
Lacume
Casino
New_York
Carolina Melodies
Gene Bonn
Mediasum
Vicom Verdi
Ginors
Wells
Eason
Strong
Commerce Review Shows Boost in New England Trade
Merchants and manufacturers in New England report general prosperity with active dry goods and cotton goods at higher prices. Boots and shoes shops remain busy as winter demand grows. Wheat and wool markets show mixed activity while subsidies debate resumes in Congress. Grocery trade fills stocks for Thanksgiving as fruit and nuts arrive.
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New England
Congress
Seipicy
Costa Rica
Florida
Muscatel
Fem
Boot and Shoe Trade Sees Strong Autumn to Winter Demand
A robust run in boots and shoes drives optimistic outlook for autumn and winter sales. Manufacturers report strong inquiries and regular contracts, while shipments from Boston show a seasonal slowdown. Prices trend higher and consumers willing to pay for quality. rubber goods auction plans and easing crude rubber prices add to market context.
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Shoe and
Boston
New England
North
Cotton crop outlook favors bulls as bears hope against trend
Market analysis argues the World Cotton Bureau estimates may understate production. If American crops reach 6.8 to 6.9 million bales, prices could rise from October levels with world consumption expanding. Trade factions differ, but firm prices and higher goods costs are anticipated as buyers in the region stock up.
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Cotton World
Bureau of Agriculture
New Orleans
Washington
Boston Jurnal of Commerce
Bradstreet’s
Agricultural Bureau
Ellison
English Cotton Authority
New York
Liverpool
Trade Topics Poultry Trade Brisk Ahead of Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving demand boosts poultry trade with brisk turkey and chicken sales. Illinois, Ohio, Michigan supply most, plus Southern Kentucky and Northern sources from New York State Canada and New England. Commerce notes exports of wheat and flour rising, with Bradstreet figures showing large weekly totals and heavy year to date movement.
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Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
New York State
Canada
Vermont
Rhode Island
Maine
Connecticut
New England
West
Ental Lee
Bradstreet’s
Quotations of Staple Goods in New York Markets
In New York on November 19 prices for cotton and flour edged steady. Cotton bids ranged from 7% to 10% for various grades, while flour remained firm with abundant receipts and high demand. several wheat and corn figures were listed alongside mixed grain values. In Cincinnati and St Louis the market showed firm pork, lard, and whiskey, with wheat, corn, and oats prices noted and shipments tallying.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Goml
Ohio
Minnesota
Southern
Rio
United
Western
Liverpool
Curcano
CincinnaTy
Tom
Kostox
Butler
Choice
Franklin Go
Masa
Northern
Western Dairy
Nee
York
Snes
Vermont
Near-teye Ere
Argostook
Bush
Ed Kidneva
Gravenstein
Hubbardston
Snow
King
York State
Herrons
Burbanks Peereas
Sind
Jersey
Sis St.a Tate
Louis Eral ii
Boston Markets Prices and Demand Slated for various Goods
The market reports show strong demand and steady to firm prices across dairy fruit and grain sectors. Extra Western creamery and Northern creamery grades attract steady buyers while pears and table fruit are in good demand for the Thanksgiving period.
Mixed fish and market report with varied prices
Market notes show mixed fish prices with mackerel, cod, hake and herring, plus hides and skins values. Hops, salt, starch, and oil products quoted as steady or firm, with domestic and foreign bale counts and weekly price ranges.
Watertown Cattle Market Arrivals for Week End Nov 18
Week ending Friday November 18 reports Western cattle 705 Eastern 419 Northern 01 total 2175. Western sheep and lambs 2000 Eastern pigs and wis 044 Northern sheep and lambs total a. Swine 24782 Veals 577 Horses 400. Beef cattle prices per hundred pounds dressed weight 4.00 to 88.00. Prices of western cattle by quality listed with various grades. Hides tallow skins values noted for Brighton and Watertown.
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Brighton
Watertown
Financial snapshot from the Boston Stock Exchange trading floor
The page shows stock listings and activity across railroads mining land and miscellaneous sectors. It records prices and changes for dozens of issues including A&Vacine Mex Cen Union Pacific and Pacific Telegraphs with entries for calls and after calls and notes on trading conditions and broker activity.
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Boston Stock Exchange
A&vacine
Ion Mac
Ratuloaans
Atlantic
Cal& Led
Quincy
Amarack
Land
SOO West Ena
Col Trust
C.k&whs
Fiabanr
T&s KF
At & Pac
PulPalCar
Cheshire
BORDA
A&pac
Kr&whs
Dankin
LAXD
San Diego
West End
BO Ava Pag
Kos & Ae
BOO
Cal South
Trlavhone
T&sf Eo Rc. c
Saiminie li
Bae
Union Pac
Ko, Ltd
M&kss
Los
Gulf
Sonora
A.t&sf
West
PuiPalCar
Sonore
Genego
T&sf
Cereeee & Boo
Asco
Seeessow
Aspinwall
Die Fronton
de Pref
Bos Wat
P. Weis
Be Q
Boylston
Rookline
Cin, Sa& Cl
Bos
Fisuhniell
Saat
At&p
Union
WisCen
Eastern
KCS
Eee
Terion
Uinoy
il tehison & Pacathad &Alb'y2 _ pee & Sie
Weekly Globe seeks readers with new water colors
An early call for agents to earn money for themselves and The Weekly Globe invites recruitment through new water colors to reach nearly every house. The notice from Boston and Henry Wells mentions an arrest connected to York Slaw, with charges linked to contraband items and a recent incident near depelinenn.
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Acents
Globe
Weekly Globe
Boston
Mass
Henry. Wells
York Slaw
Gel
Cron Ae
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BIBLE
The
Exiles
Roman Empire
Israel
Moses
Arabia
Asia
Africa
Europe
Jerusalem
Persia
Christ
Anty
Mahomet
Mussulman
Etn
Far East
Seia
Abugufar Shenguad
Ana
Chananja
Palestine
Weekly Trade Review
Laconi
Warren County
J. Rothschild & Co
Owensboro
Ario Pardee
Wilkesarre
Lake Superior
Pacific
Whitefish Point
Wis
Joint Fisheries Commission
Leon F. Stephens
Boonville
W. F. Kieffer
Patterson & Session
J. J. Fergus
Lawrence
Anthony Comstock
Messrs. Knoeller & Pfeiffer
Fifth-avenue
Edison Light Company
Samson Street
Bloomington
Neb
First National Bank
Postollige
Otce
Mitchell & Shepp
Tamaqua
Charles W. Whipple
Charles Adams
Whipple
Southern Railroad
Tudlow
Southern Railway
Ah Chow
Lytton
B. C
Ah Lue
Neosho
Granby
Newton County
Merchants' Cotton Compress & Storage Company
Tenn
Chesapeake & Ohio and Southwestern
Pa East
National Grange
Lansing
Ilinois
Georgia
Delaware
Alabama
United Labor Party of Missouri
Kansas City
T Mrndine
Free Soil
Old Dominion Ling
Guyandotte
Guyandelte
Island
Norfolk
Pittsburg
Baden Nature Gas Company
Baptist Congress
Indianapolis
Ind
C. H. Watson
Portland
Berel
Lizzie Maud
Novelty
Ethel
Charlie
Wellington Cunliffe
Lowell
Gorham Street
South Molunkus Bridge
Kingman
Lincoln Centre
South Molunkus
James Way
Universal Peace Union
Orleans
Louisiana Bible and Colonization Southe Enis
New Boston Music
Boston Markets
Fish
N & Shore
Georges
S Shore
Hake
Texas
Dr. Il
Buenos Ave
Montevideo
Sierra Leone
Anal
Timothy
Cadiz
Bond
Turk’s Island
Gerson
Watertown Cattle Market
Hoston Stock Market
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