Christmas Sermon on Nativity and Sacred Roles
Dr Talmage's festive discourse interprets the nativity scene as a call to mercy for animals, childhood, fields, science, and motherhood. He recalls Mary, the shepherds, and great minds bowing to the Christ child, urging reverence for mothers and the enduring value of family in Christmas reflections.
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Washington
Dr. Talmage
Lukeni
Mary
Joseph
Christ
Raphael
Tintorette
Ghirlandaio
Correggio
Leonardo da Vinci
Dresden
Bethlehem
Earth
Ofr
Naaman
Jordan
Waterloo
Army of
Bluecher
Europe
Gettysburg
Gettysbug
Harrisburg
Curtin
Heaven
Caspar
Balthasar
Melchior
Isaac Newtons
Herschels
Observatories
Jesus
James Y
Bethlehm
Jerusalem
Narrow escape for Councilman Hosey family from gas leak
Councilman William J. Hosey and his family of 131 East Washington street escaped asphyxiation Sunday morning when a leaking furnace pipe filled the home with gas. The family, awakened by dizziness, suffered severe effects but recovered with medical help. Hosey returned to work that day.
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William J. Hosey
East Washington Street
Mr. Hosey
Hosey
Chicago Cattle and Hog Prices Reported For Dec 24
Cattle receipts about 8 000 with a strong market. Good to prime cattle quoted at 86.25 and various ranges for feeders cows calves and bulls. Hogs receipts around 30 000 with a strong market and price bands from 5.00 to 6.50 per hundredweight across light to heavy and butcher grades. Texas fed steers listed at 3.75 to 4.75.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Butter and Cheese Markets Steady in Chicago Trade
Chicago markets show butter steady at 24 cents and creameries at 24 cents. Cheese market steady with twins and daisies around 10 to 10 1/2 cents. Eggs market weaker at 26 cents.
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Chicago
Young Americas
East Buffalo Market Report From December 24
East Buffalo markets show cattle receipts around 300 heads with fair activity and prices from 4.50 to 7.50. Hog receipts near 11 900, market active and up 5 to 14 cents with heavy hogs at 6.30 to 6.40 and mixed packers at 6.00 to 6.25. pigs 5.00 to 5.15. roughs 5.25 to 5.50. stags 4.00 to 4.50.
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East Buffalo
Sugar Drops Trigger Broad Market Weakness on Wall Street
Sugar weakened in early New York trading with 5,000 shares changing hands. prices slid from about 109 to 106 as shorts bought to cover. The decline pulled the market down with mixed results for major issues like St Paul, New York Central, Atchison, Union Pacific, People's Gas, Reading and Manhattan, all off modestly.
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New York
Manvauhan
Westinghouse Elsetrie
Sugar
Shorts
St- Paul
New York Central
Atchison
Union Pacific
People’s Gas
Reading
Manhattan
Health in Havana Shows Improved November Vital Stats
The War Department's Division of Insular Affairs released Havana November 1901 vital statistics. The city reports excellent sanitary condition with 443 deaths and a death rate of 19.58, well below similar cities. No yellow fever cases or deaths occurred in November, a first since 1762, while the eleven year average for November yellow fever deaths is 48.
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Washington
Division of Insular Affairs
War Department
Havana
New York Markets Midweek Summary for Butter Cheese Eggs and Sugar
New York markets report firm butter receipts 6 378 pkgs with varied dairy quotes from state and creameries. Cheese receipts 3 642 pkgs show quick firm tone with price ranges for late and fall cream. Eggs receipts 10 418 pkgs steady market with state and Pennsylvania prices and southern levels. Sugar refining quotes posted with centrifugal and molasses sugar ranges and crude pricing for refined powders. Coffee market steady with No 2 Rio beans quoted.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Weetsun
Southern
Rann
Bysc
Peasant in Paris Area Sentenced for Killing Five Children
Trial of Briere concluded in Corancez near Charitres with a guilty verdict and death sentence. Neighbors testified he killed his five children to pursue remarriage after his first wife’s death. Briere claimed burglars attacked him. jury rejected this account.
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Paris
Briere
Corancez
Charitres
Fire Ravages A Town in Dunlow West Virginia
Fire in Dunlow postoffice building last night swept the business district despite heavy rain. The blaze destroyed the postoffice Copleys dry goods Davis clothing Strothers grocery and Freemans harness and saddlery along with a residence and several small buildings. Loss totaled about 75000 with roughly one fourth covered by insurance. Origin of the fire remains a mystery.
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Dunlow
W. Va
Postoffice
Copley’s Dry Good Store
Davis’ Clothing
Strother’s Grocery
Freeman’s Harness and
Fort Wayne Markets Flourish With Broad Commodity Prices
Fort Wayne markets report December 24 show wide ranges in flour and grain prices including wheat at 3.78 per bushel and corn meal about 1.50 per cwt. Livestock and staples list hogs, pork, sheep, lambs, rabbits, butter, lard, eggs, poultry, and produce with prices noted for hay and straw and various seed and oil products.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
Local notes from Cedarville area and surrounding towns
Joseph Grabill of Stark County Ohio visits friends in the neighborhood. Protracted meeting at M E church closed with good results and Boyd Shannon funeral services held at Cedarville with burial at Leo Cemetery. Glanders wounds railroad horses near Spencerville. health board culled 26 animals. Town notes mention new railroad ties work and a boom in Teo implement estate. sleigh plans and New Year wishes.
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Maysville
Joseph Grabill
Stark County
Ohio
Cedarville
Boyd Shannon
Leo
Spencerville
Board of Health
Schlatter
Teo
Eddy plans release scheme for Miss Stone details withheld
Washington reports Spencer Eddy United States chargé d affaires at Constantinople has devised an ingenious plan to secure Miss Stone's release. Officials refuse to reveal details, fearing publicity will jeopardize the effort. Myr. Dickinson, the consul general, protests to the state department about press disclosures undermining the case.
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Washington
Spencer Eddy
United States
Constantinople
Miss Stone
Myr. Dickinson
State Department
Lake Township Holiday Notes and Visitors
Frank Davis of Arcola plans Xmas with his parents in Churubasco. Walter Gearin of Notre Dame visits uncle Cornelius Gaalin near Arcola. Jnrictian Brecht of Peru Indiana visits relatives near Lake Center. Jacob Felger and daughter Laura visit family in Huntington over the holidays. Blanche and Maude Colles in Fort Wayne last Monday. Jolly and Bellamy of Arcola building a new tea house. William Rapp improving in health. Minnie Lark of Arcola to reside permanently in Chicago. Luella Conger of Arcola schools to spend holidays in Michigan with parents. Lettie Shaffer of Fort Wayne to spend Xmas with parents near Lake Center. John Clapesattle recovering from a fall at home. Mrs. Allan Crawford near recovery after long illness. Democratic mass meeting at Fort Wayne December 28 to be well attended from the township. M E church revival in Areola continuing with good attendance and conversions. Alfred and Carrie Kline of Meridian Michigan to visit Jacob Colter over holidays. Homer Haag of Arcola to spend holidays with parents in Summit City.
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Arcola
Churu‘pasco
Walter Gearin
Notre Dame University
Cornelius Gaalin
Jnrictian Brecht
Peru
Ind
Lake Center
Jacob Felger
Laura
Huntington
Blanche
Maude Colles
Fort Wayne
Jolly & Bellamy
William Rapp
Minnie Lark
Chicago
Luella Conger
Arcola Schools
Michigan
Lettie Shaffer
Bowser Oil Tank Company
Iohin Clapesattle
Allan Crawford
Fort Wayne Des
M. EF
Areola
Alfred and
Carrie Kline
Merdon, Mich
Jacob Colter
Homer Haag
Summi City
Chinese court to hire American adviser for 15000 dollars
The Steamer Braemer arrives from the orient with word that the Chinese court will engage an American adviser. The salary is reported as 15000 dollars a year. The Chinese press notes the move as wise as officials lack experience in foreign affairs.
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Victoria
B. C
Braemer
Japan Mail
Ching
Christmas Preparations and Local Weddings at Leo and Cedarville
The Leo area announces holiday preparations with a tree at the M. E. church Tuesday evening and a Christmas night tree at Cedarville. Also noted is the marriage of Herman and Miss Mary Gerry, bringing local joyous news to the season.
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Leo and
Leo
M. E
Cedarville
Herman
Felix
Miss
Mary
Gerry
Macedonia violence spurs diplomatic warnings from consuls
Constantinople December 24. Assassin ation and pillaging of villages and outraging of inhabitants have increased in Macedonia. Consuls appeal to embassies to curb crimes and foreign ministers urge the Porte to halt the abuses.
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Constantinople
Macedonia
A Country Christmas at the Little Home
The Keen narrative describes a thrifty Christmas in a country village where Mrs. Lewis crafts toys from shells, bark, and scraps while Mr. Lewis reads by the fire. The children find joy in handmade decorations, candles, and simple treats, proving warmth and love outweigh material tinsel. Fred questions Kriss’s busyness, but the family rejoices at a wholesome, inventive holiday.
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Santa Claus
Bristol
Tarleton
Fred
Alice
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Announces Nasal Remedy
In reply to inquiries Ely Brothers announce Ely's Liquid Cream Balm cleanses and heals nasal membranes with no drying or sneezing. Suitable for patients who have trouble inhaling through the nose and prefer spraying. Price 75 cents including spraying tube. Sold by druggists or mailed from 56 Warren Street New York.
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Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Carnegie Offers Akron $70,000 Free Public Library
Akron accepts a gift from Andrew Carnegie of seventy thousand dollars for a free public library with the city to guarantee seven thousand dollars annually for maintenance. The proposal is expected to be approved.
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Akron
Ohia
Andrew Carnegie
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