The Circle of the World and the Wheel of Time
A sermon extols history as a circle where actions Return to the doer. It compares human life to Ezekiel’s wheel and a grand circuit of influence from Paul to Voltaire, urging faithful living to bend the circle toward God and forgiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iilsi
York
Perlapa
Vontarice
London
Pompeii
Ezekiel
Ogebe
Bey
Palma Banda
Tenobel
Satan
Von
Christ
Joan
Parenta
Poutatiod
Paul
Antioch
Cyprus
Lystra
Corinth
Athens
Asia
Europe
America
Earth
Heaven
Voltaire
Fallorth
Germany
Hell
Lord Almaighty
St. John
John
Savior
Man
God
Typewriter Combine to Consolidate Major Brands
Report from Bridgeport Connecticut details a planned merger uniting Remington Caligraph Hammond Yost and Smith Premier under one control. O Fowler of New York leads stock control and aims to create a central company with Clarence W Seamans as president and Fowler as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport, Conn
Remington
Caligraph
Hammond, Yost
Smith
O. Fowler
New York
Hammond
Franklin Yost
Smith Premier
Syracuse
Clarence W. Seamans
Wyckiif
Wyckiif, Seamans & Benedict
Fowler
Bank Failure Shakes Lit tle Rock Depositors
The Press Printing Company of Little Rock Ark assigned Wednesday morning. Liabilities total 40000 with First National Bank held as preferred creditor for 20000. The failure caused panic among depositors at the bank and financial officials sought assurances from various banks to ease the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Press Printing Company
Little Rock
Ark
First National Bank
Utter Banke
Senate Debates Fail McGarahan Bill and Anti-Option Talk
In the Senate the McGarahan bill failed 29 to 18 after arguments on Mr. Peffer’s single term amendment. The Senate passed a bill authorizing Virginia tax refund payments to the state. Debate on the anti option bill continued with arguments on its constitutionality. Executive session followed, with adjournment after 5:10 p.m. Notices were given for Sherman silver purchase amendments. Pfeffer’s speech on the one term constitutional amendment concluded. the issue remains before the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hoar
Messrs. Gray, West
Platt
Sherman
Hayes
Wolcott
Pfeffer
Kansas
Congress Debates Bills On Elections Bridge and Ports
The house reports a resolution for a joint meeting to count electoral votes on February 8. A bill for constructing a Cahaba river bridge in Alabama is passed along with measures on immigration and interstate commerce. Senate acts include repeal talk of the Sherman act and ports and land purchases for Port Royal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catchings
Houses of
Congress
Cahabs River
Tuscaloosa County
Als
Committee On the Judiciary
Oates
Senate
United States
House
Reading
New York
New Jersey
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Committee On
Vyhohou'e Naval Committee
Miss
Wolcott
Colorado
Columbia
Arkansas
Raum
Busey
Senate votes fall short as two thirds fail to pass veto
The article notes the Senate failed to reach the constitutional two-thirds vote to override the president's veto on a diplomatic appropriation bill. It details related appropriations, reductions from last year, and the practical completion of the military academy and other sundry civil items.
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Senate
Fev
House
Military Academy
McGarrahan
Hayes
Washington
Secretaries of War
Navy
Pear
Charles Foster
The
Treasury
Noble
Rusk
Wanamaker
Fremont
Sandry
Weatenaee
Epror St. Johns River
Fla
Charleston
8. C
Sullivan Island
Mt. Pleasant Shore
Savannah
Mobile
Ala
Harbor
Plan of Reorganization for Georgia Central Railroad
A New York special reports Hollims committee outlines a reorganization plan for the Georgia Central Railroad, opposed by Richmond Terminal which has filed suit. The plan, approved by many creditors and under advisory counsel, proposes a $40 million first mortgage, $25 million preferred stock, and $25 million common stock. It lists Mercantile Trust Co and the Southern Bank of the State of Georgia as depository recipients and agent for securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hollims Committee
Georgian Central Railroad
Georgia Central Railroad
Richmond ‘Terminal
Richmond Terminal Perels
Sffaireet
Re Frnl Railroad
Bankinpany of
Georgia
Mercantile Trust Company
Aoa
State of Ia
Bavanneh
Trust Company
Committee
Wallstree
Southern Bank of the State
Ravannah
Populists Take Lead in Kansas Legislature Balloting
In Topka Kansas lawmakers meet in joint session to ballot for state printer as Republicans fail to reach a constitutional majority. Populists move to unseat Republican Kline and seat Populist Shellenbarger while ousting Dix and seating Mitchell. Districts Holton Dickerson face reapportionment questions affecting votes. Senate tactics aim for Populist majority on joint ballot.
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Kansas
Topka
Kan
Crane
Rpublican Bors
Ollock
Kline
Jackson County
Shellenbarger
Polist
Teno County
Dix
Tepublican
Mitchell
Holton
Reno
Dickerson
Senate
Exhibit Space at World Fair Allocations Reported
Chicago dispatch reports Director General Davis released figures showing 449812 feet of exhibit space at the world fair with only 214476 feet slated for exhibitor display. The statement outlines space distribution and allocations for participating exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Davis
Telegraphic Gleanings of World News Condensed
A German immigrant Hoo died in St Paul Minnesota on Tuesday of Asiatic cholera. Reports from state legislatures note confirmations and elections of United States senators. Fires destroy factories in Richmond and Baltimore with substantial losses. Ice bridges allow Mississippi crossing at St Louis and Chicago building trades demand higher pay. Chinese exclusion act deemed unconstitutional by Judge Nelson in Duluth. Creditors and carriers face strikes and financial shifts across cities including Evansville and Paris.
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Hoo
St. Paul
Mino
Delaware
United States
Tikeaton
Eaton
Ire
Hugland
Connecticutta
Joseph KR. Hawley
United States Senate
New York
Edward Murphy, Jr
Hiscock
Pennsylvania
Qany
Harrisburg
Spee
Torsday
Matthew
Quay
Dalzell
Gobin
Evansville
Ind
Richmond
Allen & Ginter
American Tobacco Company
Valentino
Central Railway Company
Peoria
Inl
Mupice
Lake Erie
R. R. Nelson
United States Court
Duluth
Mann
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Eugene Ale
Senate
Maine
St. Louis
Chicago
Falmer, Thornton & Co
Memphis
Toon
Paris
Great Britain
France
Aiax Pasha
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Washington, D. C
Susan GB. Anthony
Anoah Shaw
Rachel Poster Aviry
Alice Stone Blackwell
Ellen B. Dietrich
May Wright Sewall
Rome
Italy
Signor Taulonga
Larezoni
Banco Romana
Ocean Steamship Company
New York Security and Trust Company
Steamship Company
Central Railway and Banking Company
Georgia
St. Petersburg
Russia
Slatovsk
Samara
The Osage Nation and Its Wealth in Treasury and Land
The Osage Indians of Oklahoma are described as the richest, with about 1,500 members and a treasury credit of 8.5 million dollars plus 1.4 million acres of land valued at least five times that in value. The tribe’s national council seeks to spend the funds to pay debts, while other scraps mention public jokes and a Boston preacher whose thoughts are captured by stenographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahma
United States
National Council of the Tribe
Uncle Sam
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional blood remedy taken internally to reach the disease in the blood and mucous membranes. It claims prescription credibility, cites physicians, and promises testimonials and druggist availability with a stated price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cnenny & Co
Yps
Tolero
Popular cough relief and eye wash advertised in old catalog
An aged advertisement touts Extrespen Porciaurry brows busting broncntan thocars as a long standing remedy for coughs and eye troubles and lists John R. Dickey Drag Co Bristol Va. A New York Weekly quip about a husband and wife debating old fashioned pumpkin pies provides a humorous aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
John R. Dickey Drag Co
Bristol
New York Weekly
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Thy First Presby Church
Atlanta, Ga
Peri
Congressional
Central Railroad of Georgia
News of the World
New York City
Columbus
Ter
Emercon
Hood
Hoood
Saren Hood
Isarau
Manchester
N. H
Hoorl
Street & Smith
Misor J. Savaan
Boston
Scare F Golde
Magers
Window
Arden
California Fig Syrup Co
Moise
Canton
Mass
Grocer
Scrofula
E. J.towell
Medford
Maas
Berofula
Ie Waaras
Mateus
Matherville
Miss J
Mallet Free
Swirt Seedrict Co
Atlanta
Peter Zinville
Grorce W. Dye
Sardis, Mason Co
Scott
Neall & Buwee NV
Fleming Brothers CO
Pittsburgh
Atlanta Publishing House
MF Land Street
Joreas Lied
I. Lawreticn
Wes
Piso
Athbeiels
Dur Oy
USA
Hazeltine
Warren
Ih. Moody
Lochpore
Erie
Stephens
Lebanon
Ohio
S.ftaxr Co
Iaisk
Fitzgernin
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