The Sunday School Lesson on Numbers and Exodus
Commentary by Rev. D. M. Stearns notes that after leaving Egypt the Israelites journey under divine guidance. It explains the second numbering after 38 years, the march order from Sinai toward Moab, and emphasizes obedience, God’s presence in the cloud, and the need to trust His stable plan rather than human guidance. It also reflects on rest in God and the role of each tribe and Levi in the tabernacle transport.
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Mar
American Prose Association
Israel
Inga
Sinai
Egypt
Plains of
Moab
Jordan
Jericho
Moses
Aaron
Caleb
Jephunneh
Joshua
Nunexe
Lesh
Hill
Judah
Isachar
Zebulun
Gershon
Merar
Levi
Reuben
Simeon
Gad
Ephraim
Dan
Bin
Miees
Jobeel
Pennsylvania Capitol fraud report names 18 involved
Harrisburg Aug 17. The investigating commission urges criminal and civil actions against all persons tied to the 15 million capitol project. Goods valued at 1.57 million were sold for 6.4 million to the state by Sanderson and the Pennsylvania Construction Co. The list includes J H Sanderson Philadelphia architect Huston, Shumaker, and others.
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Harrisburg
Stewart
Capitol
Pennypacker
Board of Public Grounds
Stone
Sanderson
Pennsylvania Construction, Company
John H. Sanderson
Philadelphia
Joseph M. Huston
Stanford Lewis
J. H. Shumaker
Johnstown
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
W. R. Snyder
E. B. Hardenberg
W. L. Mathes
Frank G. Harris
P. Burd Cassel
Pennsylvania Construction Company
George F. Payne
Charles G
Camper Killed by a Bear Near Evanston Wyoming
Ogden Utah August 20 Word reached here that James Chapman a Union Pacific passenger engineer was killed by a bear while camping with friends near Evanston Wyoming His body was found in a thicket with the face and neck clawed and death from an arterial severing.
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Ogden
Utah
James Chapman
Union Pacific Railroad
Evanston
Wyo
Chapman
Cattle and Livestock Prices Across Markets
The page lists auction quotes and prices for cattle hogs sheep and calves across multiple cities including East Buffalo Cleveland Cincinnati Pittsburg and New York. Prices cover steers cows bulls heifers calves and various lamb and hog categories with daily ranges and market notes.
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Chigago
Cattla
Pittsburg
New York
Buckeye News Notes Heavy Shortages Charged
Columbus report by Examiner H. B. Sage finds Ashtabula county officials mishandled 83 646 30, with 13 938 18 credited to them and 1 435 76 returned, leaving 68 272 36 due. Over 70 thousand linked to three treasurers, ex treasurer Hoskins charged 44 348 55. System allowed surplus funds to stay with treasurer. Thief taps woman's stocking in Lindenwald park. 119 dollars taken from Lizzie Irey after a slit cut in stocking with a pen knife.
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Columbus
H. B. Sage
State Bureau of Innspection and
Ashtabula County
A. O. Hoskins
Man and Horses Cremated in Massillon Fire
Law rence Lyme, 22, a hostler, and 62 horses perished when a blaze at William Bantz meal stable destroyed the livery and two adjoining homes in Massillon Ohio. Lyme, asleep in his room, fled through flames but died in the street from severe burns. Loss estimated at $100 000.
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Massillon
Lawrence Lyme
William Bantz
Lyme
Want Executor Removed
The legatees and distributees of Dr. Henry Judy’s estate in Fayette County filed a motion in probate seeking removal of Samuel W Cissna as executor. Cissna, a wealthy banker and president of Midland National Bank of Washington D H, faces serious charges in the petition.
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Washington D. H
Henry Judy
Fayette County
Samuel W Cissna
Judy
Cissna
Ueh Wealth
Midland National Bank
Washington
D. H
Woman Fatally Wounds Brother-In-Law in Colorado Mill Town
Aug 16 report from Youngstown Colorado states Sabina Kelly a mill worker shot her Brother in law David Job amid harassment. Job 28 a widower for four years has persisted in attentions and is expected to die from a stomach wound.
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Youngstown, CO
David Job
Sabina Kelly
Job
Miss Kelly
Despondent 16-Year-Old Girl Ends Life In Columbus
Wanda Ruth Clark 16 daughter of Mr and Mrs George Clark chose death by her own hand to avoid disgrace. She had been despondent for two weeks and had previously attempted suicide by asphyxiation several weeks earlier in Columbus Ohio on August 17.
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Columbus
Wanda Ruth Clark
George Clark
Smallpox Case Triggers Quarantine in Bellefontaine
Thomas Mansfield of Bellefontaine attended United Presbyterian church services, then fell ill with smallpox. Health officers hunt all parishioners who were present and will place them under strict quarantine.
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Bellefontaine, O
Thomas Mansfield
Bellefontaine
United Presbyterian Church
Mansfield
Akron man hangs self in city prison
Preferred Qeath, Akron, Aug 20. Facing penitentiary, Harry Fletcher, a Black man from Akron, hanged himself in the city jail using stripped overalls. Fletcher had been brought from Youngstown days earlier on a charge of assaulting Ella Rowe, a 9 year old girl.
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Qeath
Akron
Harry Fletcher
Fletcher
Youngstown
Ella Rowe
Bonfire tragedy claims child in Columbus incidents
Columbus reports detail a four year old Margaret Connett dying after a bonfire started for friends. her father mother and brother Harry were burned trying to save her in Scioto river area. Other items note a recruit Charles S Ford drowning near Spring Street and a London, England singer John Worden killed aboard a steamer in Sandusky, plus Paxton’s Bainbridge vote tipping dry by two.
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Columbus
Margaret Connett
M. D. Connett
Harry
Httle
Scioto
Columbus Barracks
Charles S. Ford
Ninth Company
Spring Street
Scioto River
Sandusky
John Worden
London
England
John Harper
Harriman Sees Nationwide Railroads Under Private Control
Reno November 17 In an interview Edward Harriman railway magnate says all railroads in the country would be under private control not federal ownership He asserts his policy is to pay dividends and protect investments claiming since 1898 more than 300 million dollars have been spent on improvements He warns agitation over railroad abuses harms local progress and public interests and notes newspapers magnify trivial facts.
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Reno
Edward Harriman
Receivers appointed for Pope Manufacturing and Pope Motor Car
Receivers named for Pope Manufacturing and Pope Motor Car, with main offices in Hartford. Actions cover New York New Jersey Connecticut and Massachusetts with similar moves planned for Illinois Ohio Indiana and Maryland where plants are located. Petitions by McManus Kelly of Toledo show combined assets of both firms at 11 205570 and total liabilities at 1972826, tied to loan curtailment and note reductions.
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New York
Pope Manufacturing Company
Pope Motor Car Company
Hartford
T” Pope Company
Coal Price Hike Stirs Pennsylvania Mines and Rail Freight
Philadelphia August 17 following the coal exchange action retail prices of anthracite rise as mine owners and railroad coal interests plan a 25 million ton annual increase in steam coal output. Concurrently large freight rate hikes affect coal shipments. Despite higher costs New England states face shortages and accept higher prices. Severe storm damages plague Minnesota Wisconsin with wires down and fatalities reported in Duluth and St Paul. In Chicago a farmer near Hobart Indiana shoots three boys beating their way to Chicago, wounding two fatally and a third severely.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Coal Exchange
Railroad Coal Companies of Pennsylvania
New England
Chicago
Howe Carr
Hobart
Ind
Patrick Bradley
Roy Stetler
George Shields
Shadowing Judge Landis Reported By Friends In Logansport
In Logansport Indiana on August 14 friends of Judge K M Landis say detectives shadow him and report his every word to Standard Oil after he imposed a 29.24 million dollar fine. Landis is reported as being advised of the surveillance and he is quoted saying I guess I can stand inspection.
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Landis
Logansport
Ind
K M. Landis
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Landisia
Receiver Named for Toledo Evening Press Firm
Toledo news notes that David Robinson Jr was appointed receiver of the Press Publishing company publishers of the Toledo Evening Press. Hiram P. Crouse serves as president and editor. Reported total indebtedness reaches 96000 dollars with about 10000 dollars unsecured.
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Toledo, O
David Robinson, Jr
The
Press Publishing Company
Toledo Evening Press
Hiram P. Crouse
German Tourists Die After Jungfrau Fall on Glacier
Three German tourists missing on the Jungfrau were found dead on a glacier below Rotthal Sittal after guides located their bodies. They had plunged about 2,000 feet while trekking in Berne Switzerland on August 20.
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Berne
Switzerland
Jungfrau
Rotthal Sittal
Spontaneous Combustion Fire Damages Lilly Regalia Co
A blaze in Columbus on August 19 caused about 5000 dollars in damage to the M C Lilly regalia company. Authorities believe the fire started from spontaneous combustion and no injuries are reported.
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Columbus
M. C. Lilly Regalia Company
Variety of 19th Century News Snapshots Across U S and Canada
A compilation of scattered notices reports and incidents: Sonoma Girl sold for 30000 to Lotta Crabtree. actor George Hoey dies after illness. George Lanning charged with forgery. California supreme court upholds removal of Mayor Schmitz in San Francisco. Schooner Fleetwood believed lost near Belleville Ontario. five killed in Sonman Shaft mine accident. Robert Gill arrested for being 12000 short at a Stapleton NY bank. Burlington Railroad fined for telegraph law violation. Elizabeth Gallighan loses scalp by flywheel accident. Madeline Langletz exonerated in family tragedy. deaths in Buenos Ayres labor dispute. streetcar crash injures five in Chicago. Typographical Union meets in Boston. Will Clifford lynched at Naples Kentucky. several fire and accident reports including Missouri Pacific derailment. Standard Oil dividend maintained. Buckeye Presses outing planned. Harry MacLean prisoner. Willard Marson accused of bank theft. Michael DeTrain shoots and kills Alvina Wultmann then suicide. Edward M Morgan named New York postmaster. Erie storehouse fire. Warsaw dynamite damages dam at Winona Lake.
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Trotter
Sonoma
Taylor
Fleetwood
Clark Tyler
Belleville
Ont
Lake Ontario
Sonman Shaft Coal Company
Sonman
Robert R. Gill
Stapleton National Bank
Stapleton
N. Y
Chillicothe
Burlington Railroad Company
Justice Grall
Elizabeth Gallighan
St. Louis
Madeline Langletz
George Wasser
New York
Buenos Ayres
Chicago
International Typographical Union
Boston
Naples
Will Clifford
Missouri Pacific
Buffalo
Beckham
W S&s. Taylor
Kentucky
Caleb Powers
Kraus-Morgrain
South Orange
Standard Oil Company
Buckeye Press Association
Cedar Point
Port Clinton
Put-in-Bay
Caid
Harry MacLean
Raisul
Liberty
Winfield Marson
Chicago National Bank
Springfield
Mass
Bradley
Michael DeTrain
Alvina Wultmann
Elvina Awald
Edward M. Morgan
New York City
Susquehanna
Erie Railroad
Warsaw
Ind
Winona Lake
Common Sense Health Advice Truncated Norton Memo
Fragmented OCR text references blood pressure pain and headaches. Mentions common sense guidance, pennies and cheerful recitation. Lacks clear event or individuals. cannot determine full real-world meaning or context from provided lines.
Ri o Janeiro to Host Three New Settlements in Brazil
Three Japanese settlements will be established in the state of Rio Janeiro Brazil with government sanction. Evelyn Thaw travels from New York to a quiet place between Liverpool and Shelburn for several weeks to regain health. Mosquitoes disrupt mail delivery along Delaware shores with rural carriers forced from their routes.
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Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Evelyn Thaw
New York
Liverpool
Shelburn
Delaware Bay
Delaware
Dover
Raymond
Herman Whitman
Meadville
Princess Anne
Somerset County
Maryland
Folk
Frederick Seymayur Barrington
James McCann
James R. Keene
Stanford White
Harry Thaw
Charles Follen McKim
Frank A. Warren
New England Mutual Insurance Company
Middletown
Conn
Nervous Women Reassured by Zoa-Phora Cure Claims
A period advertisement touts Zoa-Phora as a safe tonic for nervous disorders in women, promising relief from biliousness, headaches, fatigue, and menstrual irregularities. It argues the remedy strengthens nerves, purges inflammation, and restores vitality, urging readers to request information from the Zoa-Phora Company.
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Peron
Phora
Zoa
Phors
Zoa-Phora Company
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