Speak Out for God Against the Dumb Devil
Dr. Talmage calls for a demonstrative religion and bold public defense of righteousness. He warns against silent complicity in faith's opponents and urges Christians to confront scoffers with pointed questions, sing out with full voice, and seize opportunities to witness for Christ.
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God's Mercy
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Merle d'Aubigne
British counter proposals on Nicaragua canal plan
London reports a forthcoming British reply to the United States Nicaragua canal project will not fully meet the senate demands. It will avoid a flat refusal and propose counter options likely to require extended negotiations. Lord Pauncefote appears as the channel for the reply and talks.
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London
United States Nicaragua Canal
Senate
Lord Pauncefote
Levy Resolution Seeks War Expenditure Commission
Representative Levy of New York introduced a House resolution to appoint a commission to determine the U S expenditure in the Spain Cuban war including pensions. The panel would report fair shares for Cuba and urge the president to present the claim to Cuba's constitutional convention, warning against prioritizing other debts.
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Washington
Levy
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House
United States
Spain
Cuba
Naptha Fire at Baku Reaches Devastating Scale
Advices from Baku report the naptha fire extinguished after burning ten factories and depots holding 35,000,000 pounds of naptha and naptha refuse. Losses exceed 6,900,000 roubles with nine corpses recovered and 160 injured, 41 severely. Rescue efforts continue as many victims remain under ruins and about a hundred people are missing.
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St. Petersburg
Baku
Knights of Pythias tribunal adjourns to meet in August
In Indianapolis on February 9 the supreme tribunal of the Knights of Pythias adjourned after a three day session at the Denison hotel. Most business was private but it settled the Aldrich versus Oahu Lodge No 1 case with Aldrich reinstated after being ousted by the lodge.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Supreme Tribunal of the Knights of Pythias
Denison Hotel
E. C. Aldrich
Oahu
Hawaiian Islands
Aldrich
Game to the Last in Hot Springs Boxing Match
Toby Irwin, Pacific coast 128 pound champion, defeated Larry Gleason of Chicago after 20 rounds at Whittington park under Marquis of Queensbury rules. Gleason absorbed heavy punishment yet fought to the end in a fierce contest.
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Toby Irwin
Pacific Coast
Larry Gleason
Chicago
Hot Springs
Ark
Whittington Park
Gleason
Teak furniture tempts American buyers in Canton styles
An article from the Chicago Record discusses the appeal of Tonquin ironwood teak furniture among American collectors. It contrasts Cantonese pure Chinese forms with English and American adaptations, notes high prices for beds tables and chairs, and explains export and import duties shaping the market.
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Bombay
Canton
Tonquin
Hong Kong
China
Pacific
Prince’s Palace
Chicago Record
Proper Way to Fit Shoes Encourages Standing Tests
An experienced salesman urges customers to stand while trying on shoes to ensure proper fit. He notes nine of ten people, especially women, prefer a chair, causing comfort differences when walking. Foot size appears larger when active due to increased blood flow, complicating seating trials. A new use for the wheel appears in Devonshire, where bicycles aid butter making.
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Devonshire
Princess Clementine of Belgium to Enter Convent
Princess Clementine of Belgium, born July 30 1872, will join a convent despite parental opposition. She is the third daughter of King Leopold with royal ties to Austria and Saxe Coburg. A favored pet is a white woolly dog kept at table during visits at the royal household.
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Clementine
Belgium
King Leopold of
Prince Phillip
Saxe-Coburg
Austria
Marie ‘Henriette
Joseph
Willy Nilly
Prince Albert of
Flanders
America
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
The Ideal Husband
A weekly note on marital harmony argues the best husband avoids petty anger, guards against drink, stays active, and shows constant consideration for his wife. A kind word at night eases a worn partner, while shared duties and attentiveness strengthen marriage.
Sleep and Beauty in Healthful Living
The article stresses beauty from physical well being through proper food air sunlight exercise rest cleanliness and sleep. It warns against cosmetic shortcuts and urges adequate sleep for rosy cheeks and health, then notes Berlin radishes dyed pink to look fresher.
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