Lesson on Exodus Crossing the Red Sea by John Withrow
Park Street Church Boston preacher John Lindsay Withrow analyzes Exodus chapter fourteen. He argues God delivers the enslaved Israelites by parting the Red Sea to reveal divine power, while criticizing modern doubters and urging faith and forward trust in God despite daunting obstacles.
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Ohn Lindeky Withitow
Park Street Church
Boston
Chicago Record-Hérald
Earth
Red Sea
Israel
Egypt
Pharaoh
Phohach
John Lindsay Withrow
Man Struck By Switch Engine Near Winch Street Crossing
William Wesemann of 2 Winch Street was found bleeding and unconscious along the Wabash tracks near Winch Street last Thursday night. He suffered a brain concussion, a facial gash, and a fractured skull, with a severely injured left wrist, and was taken to Hops Hospital.
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William Wesemann
Winch Street
William Bosse
Chestnut Street
Wesemann
Wen
Hops Hospital
DB McOgear
Jacob Miller
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Wabash
Windh Arest
Mia
Court News and Local Judgments Update
Court notes report administrator John Orff seeks discharge after reporting assets around 300 dollars and near 25 000 dollars in personal property. Several judgments awarded including 22 907.21 to executor and 404.94 in Randall v Miller. Ehrhart divorce finalized. Louttit sought as guardian. Casey pleads guilty to larceny. Perry admitted to bar after committee review. Sheriff Stout cited. county commissioners set meeting. Carey paroled then reconvicted for forgery.
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G. E. Orff
John Orff
Havid
Aiken
Bocker Trust Company
Thomas.b. Shoaff
Fort Wayne Saengerbund
A. F. Glutting
Peter Nussbaum
Randall
Joseph ‘Christ i
Reformatory
O'Rourke
McMullen Vs. Koch
M. M. Barrard
State Prison Department
Michigan City
Charles J. Carey
Carey
Barnard
Neill
Rushville
Schuyler County
Inois
Stout
Wabas
Igga
Ai ‘Ater
Elections in the Lodges Reported for December Meeting
The General Lawton Post 590 G A R selects E B Smith as commander and Charles Behn as senior vice commander with William Roussebush and others as officers. Siam Bags Post 16 G A R names John Kress as commander and George Graham as chaplain with delegates to the state convention. Installations planned for January and a December 27 annual service are noted.
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Lawton
G. A
E. B. Smith
Charles Behn
Charles Bebn iv
D. Beaber
Siam S. Bags
A. R
John Kress
G. Edelberry
George’ Graham
I. H. Seavill
John Hess
Frank Futter
Charles Maxfield
M. Hench
I. B. Seaville
H. T. Hite
William Engle
Warren Hoak
Mrs Lola Bonine Acquitted in Kenmore Hotel Murder Trial
The jury in the Lola Eda Bonine case found her not guilty of the murder of James Seyhour Ayres at the Kenmore hotel in this city on May 13. She was released immediately after the verdict was read this evening.
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Washington
Lola Eda
Henry Bonine
James Seyhour
Ayres
Kenmore
Liberty
Old Comrades Meet in Bluffton Reunion
Thomas Hood of company F Eighty eighth Indiana regiment and Captain Bolta's company arrived in Bluffton from Maysville and met M Tustus. They had not seen each other for twenty five years. Hood inquired about the Highty eighth men and learned Boltz Justus and 8 H who lived here were present.
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Thomas Hood
Indiana
Bolta
Bluffton
Maysville
Tt.m. Tustus
Hood
Boltz
Justus
8. H
Witnesses Recall man Shot Through Hip in Civil War Hospital
Asked if the wounded man was his, Hood said he was told it was the same man and begged to see him. He claimed he helped carry him from the field and has not seen him since, fearing he would die. He left him in an old log barn used as a hospital. Sturgeon listened seriously to Hood’s recollections.
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Ethan
Moses
Etham
Red Sea
Israel
Egypt
Goshen
God
Aid
Sturgeon
Hood
Man Dies After Strychnine Intrag Drink Crisis
John Winebrenner a 51 year old blacksmith of Columbia City Indiana died after consuming a cup of water and then a half drachm of strychnine his daughter Bessie present he spoke of going home to God as the crisis ended in a protracted spree turning deadly overnight disorder news report notes he was severely intoxicated prior to the final act
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Columbia City
Ind
John Winebrenner
Bessie
Infant Dies in Creche Fire Near Decatur Indiana
Arthur Dirkson seven months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dirkson, burned to death in crib at his home seven and a half miles north of Decatur. Mother away milking and father busy with chores. Fire started when lamp toppled, clothing burned off, body burned severely, infant died a few hours later.
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Decatur
Ind
Wander
Ferguson Seeks Damages From Fort Wayne Gas Co
Clint Ferguson of Hartford City plans to sue Fort Wayne Gas Co for injuries from a drilling accident eight weeks ago near Hartford City. His left hand was caught by a piston rod while the engineer started machinery without warning, breaking bones and rendering him unable to work.
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Bluffton News
Clint Ferguson
Hartford City
Nottingham Township
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Gas Company
Ferguson
Pics Ea Gagon
Boers Meet Disaster After Night March Surprise
London dispatch to the war office reports from Pretoria dated yesterday that Colonel Hamilton’s force surprised Piet Viljoen’s ranger near Witkraal, twenty five miles northwest of Exmele, killing sixteen Boers and capturing seventy six armed prisoners. Two field cornets were captured, one Benson gun recovered, the other destroyed, with many wounded left at farms.
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London
War Office
Pretoria
Kittechener
Juce Hamilton
Piet ‘Viljoeh
Ranger
Witkraens
Exmele
Boet
Benson
W. St. John Brodrick
Bruce Hamilton
Notion Firm Files for Bankruptcy in Federal Court
Senator F J Heller appears as attorney for Tulley and Griest in a Columbia City bankruptcy petition filed Friday. The firm lists liabilities of 2016.45 with assets of 1728.35. Tulley shows 282.87 debt, Griest 3, and neither claims individual assets.
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F.J. Heller
Columbia City
Tulley & Griest
William B. Tulley
Albert Osiest
Nation Film
Tulley
Griest
Pioneer Woman Mrs Bush Dies At Allen County Home
Mrs. Sarah Bush a longtime Allen County resident and Berry Street M E Church member died at 2:80 this afternoon near the old Bush homestead east of the state school at nearly 116 years old. Born January 12 1820 in Freeport Tuscarawas Ohio she came to Indiana in 1837 with her father Joseph Madden and lived near the city for over sixty years. She married Isaac Bush May 2 1839 and they had thirteen children, seven living including Mrs Andrew McDaniel K Bush Mrs H J Oswalt and J L Bush all of this city. There are eleven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 o'clock from the residence, Rev H J Norris of Berry Street M E church officiating.
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Andrew McDaniel
K. Bush
HJ. ‘Oswalt
J.L. Bush
H. J. Norris
Berry Street
Grain market opens dull as Chicago pit shows weaker cables
Chicago markets opened in holiday dullness with weak cables pulling May wheat and other grain futures lower. Local demand was subdued though slight upticks appeared later. receipts listed across Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago. Provisions remained quiet with minor gains as prices closed mixed on May contracts and nearby lards and rib prices firmed slightly.
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Chicago
New York
Minneapolis
Duluth
May
Golse
May Pork
Maylard
Riba
Chisago Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle and Hogs
Chisago Der 1 market receipts show 6,000 cattle with steady prices from good to prime at 6.25 to 7.25, feeders 4.25, cows 1.60 to 2.60, calves 3.50 to 5.25, Texas fed steers 4.60 to 5.40, and various other cattle values. Hog receipts range 80 to 900 today with futures around 5.90 to 6.40 for butcher grades, pork dressed 6.75, and mixed lots 5.90 to 6.40. mixed and rough heavy ranges noted. Produce includes butter 24.0, live chickens, geese, turkeys, potatoes, apples 1.00 to 1.50, beans 1.75 to 2.00, honey 14 to 18, onions 1.00 to 1.25 per unit.
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Chisago
Primie
Texas Fed
Wheat and corn markets report with prices and futures
Toledo Ohio December wheat at 4 1/2 to 4 1/2 cash and May at 4 1/2. Corn dull with Des and May around 8 to 8 1/2. Oats seen at 4 4 to 4 4 1/2. Cloverseed at 6 75 for December and March. Oil North Lime 6 cents and South Lima Indiana 0 cents for May.
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Toledo
Lima
Indiana
Chicago Butter Market Report Mixed Prices
Chicago markets show creameries and dairies steady with varied quotes. Butter and related dairy product prices listed include oats and specific dairy items, reflecting a cautious market for creamery production.
Cattle Hog and Sheep Market Report from East Buffalo
East Buffalo market report shows cattle receipts around 800 with prices steady for good to excellent grades, weaker for common. Hogs at 10,500 head higher for heavy and mixed classes, lower for light. pigs and roughs down. Sheep and lambs receipts near 3,690 with steady to firm tone. top native lambs about 5.40 to 5.50. Canadas mixed and wethers and yearlings listed with varied ranges.
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East
Buffalo
Hendy Wethers
Whdite Vearlings
Fort Wayne Markets Prices for Grain and Feed
Fort Wayne Indiana December 17 grain and feed prices listed for flour spring wheat at 3.75 to 4.25 per barrel winter wheat 3.75 to 4.25 per cwt corn meal unbolted 1.50 per cwt oats and corn prices shown with various cloverseed barley and feed items including bran shorts and hides with typical market ranges for the period.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
Ile
Baltimore and Ohio crossin case moved to federal court
The injunction action filed by Wabash railroad against Baltimore and Ohio to stop obstruction of a new crossing west of St. Joe was dismissed as transferred to the United States court in Indianapolis where proceedings were underway with Rose and Hose representing B and O.
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Auburn
Ind
DeKalb
Wabash Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
New Butler
Baltimore
Ohio
St. Joe
Rose & Hose
United States Court
Indianapolis
Meiinley Fund Grows With Encouraging Contributions
The Meiinley national fundraiser shows rising donations as Chair Breev reports nearly 400 dollars raised. Contributions include 102.99 at the Hilton national bank 376.10 at the old national 67.35 at First National 33 at White National 24 at the office and 5 by attorneys. Many manufacturers have not yet reported yet hopeful for a substantial total.
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Veoniauitee
Auburn Bakery Fire Destroys Thomas Bros Shop
Fire at Thomas Bros bakery in Auburn Indiana destroyed the shop. All workers were temporarily away when the blaze was discovered at 4 o clock. The loss is estimated at 2500 dollars with 1560 dollars insured. The cause is blamed on a defective fuse.
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Auburn
Ind
Thomas Bros
Court House Session I Approves Prosecution and Fees
The county council met and approved about 100 for assistant prosecutor fees in the Dunn case and 205 for expert witnesses. An auditor’s claim for destroying fish nets was disallowed. After voting, a $5 per piece back salary was approved and the board adjourned. Otto Herbst is cited to show cause regarding custody of Sasugerbund Hall association funds to a receiver. A settlement in Menne wisch vs Pheliier was reached in circuit court with the plaintiff receiving 200.
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Vyce
Otto Herbstas
Sasugerbund ~Hall Association
Joseph Nussbaum
Spe
Mennewisch
Pheliiier
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