Light in the Night Dr Talmage Sees Bright End to Life
Washington notes on Dr. Talmage’s sermon Zechariah 14 7 how evening life will brighten with faith. He speaks of night as hopeful light through trials old age and death advancing toward heavenly light and triumph in Christ. He cites Job David Paul and Revelation praising light at eventide and beyond.
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Louis Klopsch
N. Y
Washington
Dr. Talmage
Zechariah
Cordilleras
Jupiter
Grace of
Job
God
Christ
David
St. Paul
John
Jacob
John Quincy Adams
Washington Irving
John Angell James
Birmingham
Theodore Frelinghuysen
Charities
China
Dr. Abeel
All India
Henry Martyn
David Brainerd
Thomas Clarkson
Elizabeth Fry
Redeemer
Earth
Euroclydon
John Howard
Florence Nightingale
William Penn
John Huss
John Bunyan
Celestial City
Jesus
Scoville McCullum
Paul
Hugh McKail
Father
Jesus Christ
Philadelphia
Heaven
Death
Seraphim
Lebanon
Archangel
Gate of Heaven
Jordan
Prof McGee's vast vocabulary inspires lighthearted praise
A government science officer hails Prof W J McGee for a formidable word stock derived from Webster's dictionary. The piece traces McGee's multilingual path from a farm upbringing to ethnology, Latin, math, astronomy, surveying, law, invention, geology, and archaeology, noting the dictionary as his lifelong tutor. It ends with a contrasting Russian sentence about strike penalties.
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W. J. McGee
Prof. McKee
United States
McGee
Bureau of American Ethnology
America
World
Car Shops Ablaze at Horton Fire Kills Two
Horton Kansas February 8 fire in Rock Island railroad car works killed P H McKeon president of the board of education and W H Davis oldest employed in the shop. Losses total 259000 with building machinery and material burning. 5 000 000 feet of lumber in lumber yard. Firefighters saved boiler plant and engine house. McKeon and Davis were Horton prominent figures.
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Horton
Kan
Rock Island Railroad
P. H. McKeon
Board of Education
W. H. Davis
Cabinet Department
Studer
McKeon
Davis
Encouraging Reports From All Sections on Trade Conditions
R G Dun weekly review notes interruptions from storms as the only major negative factor while factory activity rises. Western reports are upbeat. some southern areas lag. Railway earnings up 7.2 percent from last year and 24.2 percent from 1900. pig iron remains scarce amid record 1901 production. Shoe shops active, cotton goods steady, print cloths firm. Cereals volatile, produce markets quiet. January insolvencies and defaulted liabilities unusually high.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
New England
Italian Laborers Strike Sparks Sheriff's Walkout to Brownsville
In Fayette City area 200 striking Italians threaten violence near Brownsville while 15 deputies guard the line. Sheriff Frock rushed to the scene on a special train as contractors on the P and LE railroad extension face threats to burn property.
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Connellsville
Frock
Brownsville
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
Fayette City
Roosevelt at Groton: Theodore Jr Not Gravely Ill
President Roosevelt arrived at Groton school to learn Theodore Jr is not gravely ill with pneumonia though his condition remains concerning. He is joined by two ill schoolmates Horace B. Potter of New York and William Gammell of Providence in the college infirmary. Mrs Roosevelt has stayed beside her son for two days.
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Groton
Mass
Roosevelt
Groton School
Theodore, Jr
Horace B. Potter
New York
William Gammell
Providence
College Infirmary
Tennesen
Austen
Commercial Tribune Company
the Commercial Tribune Company
Cincinnati
Collision at Junction In Indiana Destroys Station
At Granger Indiana nine miles southeast of Niles Michigan on Friday afternoon trains No 9 of the Grand Trunk and No 25 of the Big Four collided at the junction. The Big Four engine struck the Grand Trunk engine and crushed the station house. Conductor Wells of Benton Harbor sustained serious injuries. Two hundred passengers were shaken as both engines suffered heavy damage. Signals confusion caused the crash.
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Niles
Mich
Granger
Ind
Here
Grand Trunk
Wells
Benton Harbor
Want the Friars Expelled
Manila February 8 The insular presidents will present a petition to Mgr Sbarretti apostolic delegate in the Philippines on his arrival from Rome praying for the expulsion of the friars and friar bishops in the interests of the church as the Filipinos consider them unfit to serve in the house of God.
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Manila
Mgr. Sbarretti
Philippines
Rome
Eleven Die In St. Louis Empire Hotel Fire
A early morning blaze at the Empire hotel on Olive Street, St. Louis, killed 11 occupants including 10 men and 1 woman and injured eight others. The three-story lodging house housed about 35 to 40 people. crews fought flames after a delayed alarm, with many escaping via windows or improvised bed clothing ropes.
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St. Louis
Olive Street
Morris Yall
Yall, Clark & Cowen
Chicago
Tobe Davis
John C. Lueders
Lueders
George Thompson
Sarah Harris
B. F. Woodley
Employe Hamilton- Brown Shoe Co
J. A. McMullan
Carponter
S.T. Corey
Vance Marlin
Indianapolis
A. J. Allen
Sedalia
City Hospital
J. J. Lally
J. W. Gillam
Sally
Don Ryan
Lane
Ryan
Nicely
Fire at New York Pier 6 Causes 250000 Loss
A blaze at Pier 6 of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. in New York destroyed the pier and damaged shipping, with total losses estimated at 250000. Firemen faced a northwest wind as fire tugs and the city brigade fought the flames, sending the Dale and other vessels on fire. The Dale sank after being towed out, Pinnario and his wife escaped. The Meteor suffered near total loss. other boats were saved.
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New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad Co
Dale
Joseph Pinnario
Mildred
Lehigh Valley
President
Pittston
Meteor
Pinnario
Attorney General Finds No Claim Against State or U S
Denver attorney general reports William Radcliffe has no valid claim against Colorado or the U S for property loss at Grand Mesa Lakes by fire. Governor Orman will respond to Secretary of State Hay's inquiry. The report credits state efforts to fix responsibility for the blaze.
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Denver
Col
Post
William Radcliffe
Colorado
United States
Grand Mesa Lakes
Gov
Orman
Hay
Radcliffe
Hindoo twins Radha and Cordina separated in 20 minute operation
Paris reports Radha and Cordina, the Hindoo twins connected in a Siamese-like manner, were successfully separated yesterday by Dr. Doyon. The operation lasted about twenty minutes and proceeded without complication.
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Paris
Hindoo
Radha
Cordina
Doyon
Prince Galatzin Wounded in Paris Duel
Report from Paris says Prince Galatzin was wounded in a pistol duel with his brother in law Count Tschernacoff at Basle.
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London
Paris
Prince Galatzin
Count Tschernacoff
Basle
Eight Damage Suits Filed Over Central Tunnel Wreck
Eight actions for damages totaling 185000 were filed in Supreme Court at White Plains for injuries from the January 8 wreck in the New York Central railroad tunnel in New York City.
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New York
New York Central
Supreme Court
White Plains
Four Die In Early Morning House Fire Near Paw Paw
Four members of the Robertson family died in a residence fire at dawn Friday. The blaze occurred at the William Robertson home near Paw Paw West Virginia, destroying the house and burning the occupants who were asleep in bed.
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Cumberland
William Robertson
Paw Paw
W. Va
Six Day Bicycle Race Opens in Madison Square Garden
Forty three teams from many nationalities began the six day go as you please bicycle race at Madison Square Garden at noon. Prizes total five thousand dollars to be awarded to the winning places.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Poison in Canned Tomatoes Triggers Deaths in Michigan
In Howard City Michigan on February 10 two children of Harvey May aged 4 and 2 were poisoned after eating canned tomatoes. Doctors say there is no hope for their recovery.
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Howard City
Mich
Harvey May
Devastating Paterson Fire Leaves 1,000 Homeless
A massive blaze in Paterson New Jersey from Saturday night through Sunday destroyed public buildings churches banks and hundreds of stores and residences. About 500 dwellings were burned leaving 1 000 families without shelter and thousands out of work as relief efforts and militia protection mobilized. Local officials say the city can care for its own.
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Paterson
N. J
Hinchcliffe
First Baptist
Second Presbyterian
Park Avenue Baptist
St. Mark’s Episcopal
St. Joseph’s
First National
Second National
Paterson National
Silk City Trust
Hamilton Trust
Paterson Trust
Knights of Columbus
Progress Club
St. Joseph’s Hall
Hamilton Club
Romaine
Katz Building
Marshall & Ball’s
Cohn
Old Town Clock
Old Kinne
Stevenson Building
Western Union
Postal Telegraph
Evening News
Sunday Chronicle
Jersey City
van Houten Street
Main Street
Ellison
Market Streets
Park Avenue
Washington Street
Market Street
Sandy Hill Cemetery
Carroll Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Filipino junta pamphlets flood Manila and provinces
Pamphlets printed in Hong Kong by the Filipino junta flood Manila and the provinces under civil rule. They copy a memorial sent to President Roosevelt expressing sympathy for Mr McKinley’s death and pledging eventual Filipino independence. The junta claims pacified areas are held only by superior forces.
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Manila
Hong Kong
Junta
Roosevelt
McKinley
Fire destroys Elberton business district in frigid blaze
A Sunday fire in Elberton Georgia wiped out most of the town’s business section. Damage is estimated around 100000 dollars. The city lacks fire protection and bucket brigades of citizens, under 20 degree weather and high winds, could not stop the blaze.
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Elberton
Uncle Dan Harness Dies Owner of Imp
Chillicothe Ohio February 10 Uncle Dan Harness 79 long noted horseman and owner of the famous racing mare Imp died at his home near Chillicothe Sunday He was among Ross countys leading citizens and celebrated for his horse racing involvement.
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Chillicothe
Dan Harness
Imp
Ross County
Steamer Grecian Strikes Rocks Near Halifax
The Allan line steamer Grecian from Liverpool ran onto rocks five miles west of Halifax at 3 am Sunday. Water fills her fore and after holds while the engine room remains dry. The position is very bad, and the ship is in danger.
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K Rocks
Halifax
N. S
Allan Line
Grecian
Liverpool
Governor Lerma Flees After Fund Probe in Bataan
Manila February 10 Senor Lerma the newly elected governor of Bataan province fled after being asked to account for four thousand dollars of insurgent funds. He is still missing.
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Manila
Senor Lerma
Bataan
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