Jeremiah and Johanan clash over Egypt exile prophecies
The article recounts Jeremiah's steadfast warnings to Judah amid Johanan's push to take the people to Egypt. It notes the people's rebuff, Jeremiah's plea for repentance, and the announced judgment on those in Egypt, with God’s final message delivered through the prophet.
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God
Johanan
Jeremiah
Egypt
Jereiah
Weir
Jerusalem
Judea
Judah
Heaven
Losts
Israel
Pharaoh
Zedekiah
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Jews in Egypt Under Johanan Reported in Old Text
The fragment describes Jews in Egypt under Johanan, bending to Egyptian influence and worship, with Jeremys prophet sighting practices at Tahpanhes and Pathros. It shows tension between longing for return and assimilation into local rites, including incense and offerings.
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Egypt
Johanan
Tahpanhes
Jeremy Prophet
Cheap and Good Pavement Installed in Manketo
The city of Manketo Michigan laid a durable pavement made of crushed fine stone gravel tar and finished with cement and sand. It cost 80 cents per square foot and runs 30 feet wide.
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Manketo
Mich
Missouri State Building Plans For Alaska Yukon-Pacific Exposition
Governor Folk approves Miller and Opel plans for Missouri’s state building at the Seattle exposition opening June 1 1909. The project costs about 25000 with 10000 appropriated earlier for a state exhibit. J Ed Crumbaugh named superintendent. only the exhibit hall will be erected this year awaiting further legislative funding. The Kansas City D A R notes the state lacks an official flag and has a contested seal. A Missouri D A R committee will study remedies with Mrs Alice Walker and Mrs B T Whipple on the panel.
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Missouri
Folk
Miller & Opel
Jefferson City
Seattle
J. Ed. Crumbaugh
Columbia
Kansas City
Alice Ewing Walker
Walker
Dinner to Wilbur Wright Honors in Paris with French Aero Club Medals
Wilbur Wright, American aeroplanist, was honored at a Paris dinner of the Aero club of France where he received the club gold medal and the Academy of Sports medal. M Barthou praised the flying pioneers and Wright thanked France for its reception and the dream of flight.
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Paris
Wilbur Wright
Wright
Aero Club of France
M. Jean Barthou
Academy of Sports
M. Barthou
Wilbur
Orville Wright
France
Tuberculosis Relief Society Reorganized in Kansas City
The Jackson County Society for the Relief and Prevention of Tuberculosis reorganized at the Associated Charities building in Kansas City aims to stop spread and cure cases. It notes limited local work, cites Boston as a 28 year example, and plans a winter education campaign including a national exhibit in early December.
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Jackson County Society For the Relief and Prevention
Associated Charities
Kansas City
Boston
State Association
National Society
National Association
Money for Pure Cherokees Heirs in St Joseph Claims Hearing
Frank D. Bryan, assistant to the Indian claims commissioner, visited St Joseph to hear Cherokee Indian descendants present claims to part of the wealth from the 1835 treaty. Claimants named include Rachel Whitman, William Cranor, Sallie Cordell, Martha Felmer, Margaret Hall, Francis King, Marshall King, and Mary Moyes. The original $1,000,000 award has grown to $5,000,000, with heirs forming a larger pool. The challenge remains proving lineage.
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Frank D. Bryan
Indian Claims Commissioner
St. Joseph
Rachel E. Whitman
William I. Cranor
Stanberry
Sallie Ann Cordell
Parnell
Martha A. Felmer
Margaret L. Hall
Francis M. King
Marshall H. King
Mary J. Moyes
Pleasant Hill to Jackson County Rock Road Nears Completion
Two miles of the four mile Pleasant Hill to Jackson county line rock road are finished and workers start the final two mile section mainly within Pleasant Hill. The project costs about 20000 dollars with 12000 raised by subscription and the state covering the remainder. The road will reach the Jackson county line four miles south of Cockrell and Jackson county will be asked to build a connection to the Pleasant Hill road per a long standing pledge.
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Pleasant Hill
Jackson County
Cockrell
Pleasant Hill Road
State Dental Board Holds Meeting in Missouri
The Missouri state board of dental examiners met in St. Joseph led by H. B. Purl with T. E. Turner as vice president and L. C. A. Rubey as secretary. Louis Jacob’s license was revoked for unprofessional conduct. A later Kansas City session dropped charges against J Homer Williams and John J Farrell.
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State Dental Board
H. B. Purl
Kirksville
T. E. Turner
St. Louis
Ls. Cc. A
Motorman Saves 60 At Foggy Maple Leaf Crossing
Charles Worthwine directs emergency power at the Maple Leaf electric crossing in St. Joseph. The incident injures J. A. Saunders and Cathleen Moore who are expected to die. A two car electric train nears a fog obscured bend as a seven car switching crew moves freight. Worthwine maneuvers the train to clear the crossing moments before impact.
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Charles Worthwine
St. Joseph
J. A. Saunders
Cathleen Moore
Delaney Plans Bold Car Burn If Bryan Wins
Delaney secretary of Green County Democratic Central Committee vows to burn his modern motor car on the public square to celebrate Bryan's victory. He was one of three winners in a 16 car road race at Springfield on July 4.
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Bryan
Delaney
Green County Democratic Central Committee
Springfield
Missouri Ex Politician William N. Graham Dies at 59
William N. Graham known as Doc died in Excelsior Springs after moving there three years ago from Sedalia where he served 16 years as business manager for the Sedalia Democrat. He was 59 and once sergeant at arms of the Missouri legislature. He was widely known across Missouri.
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Missouri
William N. Graham
Doc
Excelsior Springs
Sedalia
Clay Center Club Sends Golden Eagle Taft Gift
In Clay Center Kansas Joseph Kay captured a young golden eagle on his farm and donated it to the Clay County Republican club which named it Taft. On Thursday club members traveled to the depot and forwarded the bird to Mr Taft in Ohio if he won the presidency.
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Kansas
Taft
Clay Center
Kan
Joseph Kay
Clay County
Clay County Republican Club
Ohio
Republican Club
Ethel Roosevelt Rescued During Geneseo Fox Hunt
Ethel Roosevelt rode with the Geneseo Valley club when her saddle horn slipped and the horse balked at a fence. Henry Wilson of Geneseo quickly restrained the mount and saved Miss Roosevelt from a tumble.
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Geneseo
N. Y
Ethel Roosevelt
Bhounda
Geneseo Valley Club
Storm Delays Interurban Trolley Between Carthage and Galena
A severe electrical storm with hail halted service. telephone and telegraph lines went down and no cars ran between Carthage and Galena, Kansas for several hours.
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Carthage
Galena
Kan
J H Wayland of Salisbury Dies in Sudden Death
John H. Wayland a prominent grain dealer in Salisbury died at his home from heart disease. The death followed a sudden illness prompting sorrow across the local business community.
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J. H. Wayland
Salisbury
John H. Wayland
Railroad Orders 77 All Steel Passenger Cars
Pittsburg Nov. 6 The Pennsylvania Railroad company placed orders with three local concerns for 77 all steel passenger cars costing 385000 dollars. The cars will be designed to be highly fire and collision resistant. This follows earlier orders for 200 cars of the same style.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Missouri Farmers Institute Meetings Expanded Statewide
State board of agriculture lists farmers institute meetings across Missouri. Many sessions already occurred with more planned, echoing last year’s about 260 gatherings. New talent joins the lecture force as farmer interest grows at these events.
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Missouri
State Board of Agriculture
Farmers’ Institute
Sedalia Carriage Works Fire Causes $12,000 Loss
The Kelk carriage works at Sedalia caught fire recently with unknown source. Loss estimated at $12,000, and $5,000 insured.
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Sedalia
Kelk Carriage
German union treasurer commits suicide amid arrest attempt
Simon Schuster, treasurer of the German Stonemasons’ Protective union, killed himself at his St. Louis home by swallowing carbolic acid as a deputy sheriff arrived to arrest him on charges of shortages in his accounts.
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Simon Schuster
German Stonemasons’ Protective Union
St. Louis
Attorney General Rules Fire Insurance Tax Limited
The attorney general rules Charles Barnes must not tax fire insurers on cancellation refunds. A 2 percent tax previously applied. Law targets gross premiums but decisions interpret gross as the amount earned by the companies.
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Attorney General
Charles Barnes
Independence Park Bond Vote Ordered for November
Independence city council has ordered a special election for November 17 to approve a $15,000 bond for purchasing the old Presbyterian college property for a new public park.
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Independence Park
Independence City
Old Presbyterian College
Druggists Honor Dr. Caffee Funeral Closures in Carthage
In memory of the late Dr. Amos H. Caffee a pioneer Carthage druggist, all city drug stores closed from noon to 4 pm during his funeral at Grace Episcopal church at 2 pm. The Mesons and G. A. R. led the services.
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Caffee
Amos H. Caffee
Carthage
Grace Episcopal Church
Mesons
School Teacher Murder Case Near Lawson Shocks County
Albert Albright, a school teacher who reportedly feared John Whitsett for two years, is found dead by the roadside four miles northeast of Lawson after a quarrel over a fence. Albright was shot in the head and thrown from a buggy as horses ran away. Wick Does discovers the body near Whitsett farm.
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Albert Albright
John Whitsett
Albright
Lawson
Whitset
Wick Does
Centralia annexes 90 acres in city limits expansion
At a special city election in Centralia, an ordinance extended the city limits to include about 90 acres of suburban property. The tally was 313 votes for and 15 against.
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Centralia
Robbery at Bigelow Post Office and Bank Building Break-In
Robbers robbed the Bigelow post office cash drawer of 12 dollars and attempted to bore through the brick wall near the bank safe. The noise woke W L Catron asleep nearby who raised an alarm and the robbers fled.
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Bigelow
W. L. Catron
Catron
Dr. A. H. Caffee Dies in Carthage
Dr. A. H. Caffee, a longtime leading citizen of Carthage, died recently from Bright's disease.
Cotton Mills to Resume Full Time in Jersey City Original
Notice posted in the James Chadwick & Bro. mills Jersey City N J states starting Saturday the cotton mills will resume full time operation. The plant which provides work for 200 workers has been on half time since April.
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New York
James Chadwick & Bro. Company, Limited
Jersey City
N. J
Thread Mills to Resume Full Time in Pawtucket
Thread mills of the J. & P. Coates company in Pawtucket Rhode Island employing 2500 workers will resume a full-time schedule on Saturday following a period of short time operations due to the financial depression last fall.
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Pawtucket
R. I
J. & P. Coates Company
Cameron elected to Congress in Arizona race
With nearly complete returns from all counties except one, Ralph H. Cameron, Republican, defeats incumbent Marcus A. Smith, Democrat, by about 500 votes. Cameron carries all precincts in 13 counties.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Ralph H. Cameron
Marcus A. Smith
Cameron
Taft to Speak at Brooklyn Martyrs Monument Unveiling
President Elect William H. Taft accepts invitation to deliver an address in Brooklyn on November 14 for the unveiling of the Martyrs Monument.
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Mr. Taft
Brooklyn
New York
William H. Taft
Small steamer sinks near Amoy with 600 aboard
A small steamer carrying 600 passengers from Amoy to Tungan sank Thursday evening. About two hundred passengers were drowned. Chinese junks rescued the remaining survivors.
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Amoy
Tungan
Four Miners Entombed in Benton Illinois Mine
An explosion at Col. W. P. Bond’s mine three miles west of Benton wrecked the shaft at 4 20 Thursday afternoon leaving four shot-fters entombed. Rescue efforts were underway as authorities assessed the incident.
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Benton
Ill
Col. W. P. Bond
Taft Speech Praises Lawful Business Growth at Cincinnati Club
President-elect Taft addressed the Cincinnati Commercial Club pledging that legitimate enterprises may proceed without fear of federal interference while promising strict enforcement against dishonest methods. He urged business leaders to follow the law as the nation heads toward broad prosperity and noted the government’s backing of legitimate enterprise.
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Cincinnati
Navy
Cincinnati Commercial Club
William Howard Taft
Taft
Bryan
Lincoln
Madame Calve II Ill in Pittsburg For Friday Engagements
Opera star Mme Emma Calve is prostrated by illness in Pittsburg with doctors predicting confinement to her room for ten days or more. She will likely cancel her planned appearance Friday night and postpone engagements.
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Madame Calve
Pittsburg
Mme
Emma Calve
Washington Scientist Cris T. Mason Dies at 70
Washington notes report the death of Prof. Cris T. Mason head curator of anthropology at the National Museum after paralysis. He was seventy years old and regarded as the institution’s oldest scientist.
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Washington
Cris T. Mason
Department of Anthropology
National Museum
Switch Engine Into Trolley Car in Birmingham Crash
Sam Spencer was killed and eight other passengers were injured when a switch engine backed into an electric car at Eighth Avenue and Thirtieth Street in Birmingham, Alabama, early Thursday evening.
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Birmingham
Ala
Sam Spencer
Eighth Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Iron Furnace to Resume Work at Republic Iron Plant
Newcastle Pa Nov 6 The Atlantic furnace owned by the Republic Iron and Steel company will be started after a year of idle time. Repairs and improvements began Thursday to revive operations at the plant.
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Newcastle
Atlantic
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Jury to Try Abraham Ruef for Bribery Completed
The jury for the bribery trial of Abraham Ruef was completed on Thursday, setting the stage for the court proceedings. Remaining voir dire and trial motions proceeded as scheduled, with Judge presiding and prosecutors outlining their case.
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Abraham Ruef
Yale Registers Record Enrollment at University
Yale University reports 3 448 students enrolled this year up from 3 206 last year. The total includes 402 professors and other instructors, marking the largest registration in the university history.
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Yale
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Collision Between Trolley and Train In Laporte Kills Motorman
A collision at Laporte Indiana between a trolley car and a passenger train killed the motorman and injured several passengers. Police and railroad officials investigated the crash and the extent of injuries remained to be learned. Local responders rushed to the scene to aid victims and control traffic.
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Laporte
Ind
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