Angels in council and battle over good and evil
Washington debate on angelology reveals a preacher's view of deathless angelic beings, their speed, intelligence and vast numbers. Guardians of humanity are urged to live righteously as heavenly hosts witness every deed and defend the faithful in a cosmic struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Klopsch
Washington
Heaven
Plato
Dionysius
Philo
Fulgentius
Clement
Augustine
Michael
Daniel
St. John
God
New Covenant
Jesus
Christ
Sennacherib
Tekoah
David
Apostle
John
Mount Sinai
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Hagar
Lot
Sodom
Elijah
Mary
Paul
Peter
Charles Wesley
Earth
Valerius
Rufinus
Jesus Christ
Lazarus
Belgium
England
France
Lucifer
Byron
Mephistopheles
Goethe
Satan
Gibeon
Ajalon
Immigration Reports and Recommendations From Commissioner General
The report notes large increases in immigration figures by region and sex, lists admittance and exclusion figures, and highlights lawful controls. It urges extending naturalization powers, broader immigration law enforcement into newly acquired territories, and stronger action against contract labor abuses. Enforcement costs totaled $81,725 for alien contract labor laws and $238,002 for immigration laws.
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Europe
astria-Hungary
Ruswr
Asia
M& Contract
Law
Mexicas
Spain
Opinak
Secretary of War
Secre of the Treasury
Sultan of Sulu deal kept private by War Department
War Department officials refuse to publish the Bates-Sulu treaty terms though Manila cabling hints say the arrangement involves the Sulu royal family and emancipation of slaves. The pact, arrived in Washington six weeks ago, aims to stabilize peace and open trade while not fixed as permanent policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
United States
Towe of the Troop Ship Thomas Tow inspection visit
The secretary and a number of prominent officials arrived Friday night to inspect the United States ship said to be the finest act afloat. An invitation has been extended to military attaches and embassies to join the delegation for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
United States
Barclay Leads Toronto Group Toward America's Cup
H Barclay, former vice commodore of the St Lawrence Yacht Club, along with the steam yacht Dana and noted yachtsmen, forms a syndicate to contest the America's Cup through the Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Barclay
St Lawrence Yacht Club
Dana
Form & Syndicate
Va Scotia Yacht Squadron
St Louis Club Signs Criger and Thilds for Next Season
President Young announces Lewis Criger and Clarence Thilds have signed with the St Louis club for the upcoming season. The confirmation signals a strengthening roster as the team eyes future competitions.
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St. Louis
Young
Lewis Criger
Clarence Thilds
St Louis Cub
Troop Romance Ends With Teen Bride Reuniting in Chicago
A wartime romance at Fort Sheridan centering on Corporal McAndrews and a 14 moving Enid Delle ends with the couple secretly wed and Ethel found hiding aboard a transport bound for the Philippines. The mother, Mrs. T. H. Wetzell, insists the girl not sail, but the pair are separated and the woman returns home.
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Fort Sheridan
Third Cavalry
Philippines
T. H. Wetzell
Chicago
Fort Sheridan Park
Enid
Ethel
Corporal McAndrews
N. Y
Dainty Brick Mantel Designed for Raleigh Homes
An American Homes note discusses a buff brick mantel six feet by eight feet, with brown stone trimmings, suited for halls and libraries. It warns designs should be made by skilled designers, as built up brick mantels are custom built on site from architect or builder color schemes rather than stocked.
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Raleigh
N. C
A Rainy Day Novelty Lets Skirts Sit Smooth
The article notes women long struggled to hold up skirts gracefully. A new silver clasp device with a chain keeps folds in place, allowing the skirt to hang smoothly and maintain a flattering outline.
How to Clean Jewelry and Preserve Pearls
Instructions advise washing jewelry in warm soapy water with ten or fifteen drops of sal volatile. Dry thoroughly and store in boxwood sawdust, then rub with chamois. Do not wet pearls, keep them exposed to air, away from heat to prevent yellowing and splitting. Coral can be washed in soap and water.
Brides Buy The Ring In A New York Minute
A New York Sun columnist notes the trend of brides purchasing wedding rings themselves in local shops. The shopkeeper explains it saves trouble and suits the bride’s taste for proper cut and size while the groom pays the bill. He observes many rings are plain, unengraved and priced two to four dollars.
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N. Y. Sun
When Men Are Attractive at Thirty or Thirty Five
A thoughtful woman argues that men reach their prime around age thirty to thirty five. She praises experience, steadiness, and practical judgment over romance and flattery. He uses measured discretion, remains sincere, and recognizes that not all that glitters is gold.
How to Whiten the Neck Paste Remedy
A home remedy suggests whitening the neck by nightly application of a paste made from one ounce honey, one teaspoon lemon juice, six drops oil of bitter almonds, and whites of two eggs, blended with fine oatmeal to form a smooth paste and spread on a soft rag around the neck.
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Dr. Talmage
Tation Bureau
Sulu
War Department
Gen. Bates
New York
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