Seek Him Who Maketh the Seven Stars and Orion
The sermon explores Amos of Tekoa the shepherd, famed for watching stars amid night herding. It links celestial order to divine governance, arguing that God who guides the Pleiades and Orion can govern nations and individuals, urging trust and reverence.
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Washington
Dr. Talmage
Amos
Orion
Tekoa
Moses
Daniel
Isaiah
David
Earth
Atlantic Ocean
Sisera
Jerusalem
Constellation
Cassiopeia
Charles VI
France
God
B. C
Hesiod
Pleiades
Atlas
Virgil
Coun
DeWitt
Jesus Christ
Alcyoye
Merope
Cemene
Electra
Sterope
Taygete
Maia
Christ
Elihu
Job
God of the seven stars and Orion inspires against fear
A sermon links the Pleiades and Orion to divine order and life storms. The speaker urges trust in God, finds comfort in cosmic scale, and invites seekers to view the heavens as a map of guidance and eternal mansions.
Gage accepts Treasury portfolio for McKinley administration
Lyman J. Gage of the First National Bank of Chicago announced in Canton Ohio on Thursday night that he will serve as Secretary of the Treasury in the McKinley administration. He said the decision was his to fill the high office and declined to discuss policy beyond their tariff views.
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First ‘National Bank of Chicago
Canton
Lyman J. Gage
First National Bank of Chicago
Gen. Osborne
National Committee
Cornell
the Treasury
Gage
de Rutter
Madison County
N. Y
Eli
Mary Judson Gage
Rome
Rome and Watertown
Oneida Central Bank
Chicago
Merchants’ Savings, Loan and Trust Company
First National Bank
American Bankers’ Association
Mr. Gage
Sarah Etheridge
Tittle Falls
Cornelia Gage
Denver
Colo
Century of Thought on Faith and Time
Short and stern reflections on infidelity, the end of an era, and antiquity. Rev J Q A Henry argues against a godless creed promising no hell and no future. Rev M P Boynton urges timely good deeds now rather than waiting for a century’s dawn. Rabbi David Philipson reframes antiquity as the present real age.
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Short &Ermons
J. Q. A. Henry
Baptist
Chicago
Ill
Rev
M. P. Boynton
San Francisco
Cal
David Philipson
Claeinnati
Mrs McKinley Inauguration Gown Details Revealed
Chicago correspondent reports Mrs McKinley will wear a silver and white brocade gown with pale blue satin lining. The dress features a high neck with lace decollete and a dAlencon lace fischu, long lace trimmed sleeves, and a stately brocade panelled skirt. Eight gowns will be fitted during Chicago stay, with other outfits undecided.
Death From Misused Prescription In Brooklyn Woman
Miss Lillian Templeton of Brooklyn died after taking a friend’s prescription intended to cure a cold. The mix included camphor spirits peppermint laudanum and balm of fir in equal parts. In San Francisco Chief Crowley warned Chinese residents that if they ignore state laws they may lose privileges granted because of native customs.
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Lillian Templeton
Brooklyn
Miss Templeton
Crowley
San Francisco
Bats’ Queer Anatomy Reveals Wing Vein Heart Aids
In a study of bat physiology the rhythmic contractions of wing veins assist the heart, revealing an unusual vascular mechanism. The finding highlights how bat circulation operates during flight and may inform broader anatomy research.
Ancient Egypt: Cats Venerated Less Than Dogs
The text notes that Egyptians shaved eyebrows after a cat’s death but shaved the whole head for a dog, implying dogs were more venerated. Grief was shown with self-flagellation and doleful cries. The deceased animal was sent to the embalmer and laid in a proper tomb.
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Egypt
Burglar Strikes. Kirby Found Dead in Seymour Home
Police report a burglary in Seymour where Mr. Kirby, aged 55, was found dead in his room with his wife after a struggle. The scene showed it was murder. A posse tracked a dog trail from the Northwest as a severe cold wave hit Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin, prompting a mayoral relief appeal for shelter and food amid widespread suffering.
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Kirby
Kirband
Fe P Kirby
Indiana
Stotic
Ilinoidiana
Michigan
Wiscons Cury
Chicago
Rolling Mill Sale Ordered by Judge Custer of Marion
A petition by A T Wright seeks an order to sell a Westerman rolling mill. The sale, with bondholder consent, to satisfy Chicago and Indianapolis scrap bond creditors. Appraised value around 000. Local capitalists may restart the mill, creating work. Additional items mention faith cure in Goshen, a man named Alford suing after an accident, and various local deaths and incidents including smallpox outbreaks, a railroad accident near New York bound train, and other scattered local misfortunes.
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Mount
Vandalian Railroad Company
la Follette
McCord
Drummond
Henderson
Randolph
Willoughby
Eichhorn
Ketcham
Senate Committee On Prisons
Michigan City
Duncan
Harley
Senate
Uriah Culbert
la Porte County
George W. Rogers
House
Indianapolis
Senator New
Indianapolis Journal
New
Legion
Gov. Mount
Newby
Supreme Court
Clinton, Montgomery
Boone
William B. Gill
James A. Campbell
Elkhart County
Custer
Marion
Westerman
A. T. Wright
Chicago
Hobart
Fred Kiansoner
Ville
Charles Davis
Keiter
Daniel Beebe
Vania
Wayne
Crestline
Waters
Frank Mayr
South Bend
New York
Morgs
Raine
Linton
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Liverpool
Dante
John Milton
Mazaroth
Arcturus
St. John
Joshua
Gibeon
God of the Seven Stars
atGo
Goshen
Orville Alford
Alford
William C. McMillan
Charlesto
Jeffersonville
Artie
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