Parable Of The Great Supper Sunday Lesson
Boston author John Lindewy Withrow presents a Sunday school lesson for October 14 1900 on the Parable of the Great Supper from Luke 14 15 24. The analysis covers guest rejection excuses readiness of Gentile inclusion and the divine purpose of theMeal with moral for believers and leaders.
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Troubles at Treverton Colliery Prompt Troop Mobilization
Turmoil grips Treverton as strikes spread through collieries. Reports state crowds of stokers and women massed at Haetelon. General Guin plans troop deployment. Wage negotiations in Virginia mines yield promises of increases, while broader coal-field talks hint at renewed labor tension nationwide.
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Seventy year old Hohiy Dilirroway party marks birthday
A seventy year old resident of City Hall Woldny gathered with Eighth ward friends and relatives led by Mr and Mrs Oto Herbst to celebrate a birthday. A grandson Henry Hert gave a seat and a speech while guests toasted Mary Bullermill’s kinship. Henry Migmausiy soon leaves from Wieminghamn Alabama to cast a vote in the upcoming city election.
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Oto Herbst
May Bullermill
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Henry Migmausiy
Wieminghamn
Ala
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Rominey
Bryan Tour Draws Big Crowds in Indiana Rallies
William J Bryan toured Indiana delivering anti imperialism oratory before large crowds in Davisfeld Green Castle and other towns. He condemned trusts and urged voters to scrutinize Republican plans for the Philippines while noting Democratic priorities and urging unity against corporate power.
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Work Of Vicious Bull Dog At Market Scene
A vicious bull dog attacked a woman and another lady on Hayvisen Street Market. Mrs Horstmayer tried to protect her purchases when the dog sprang on her. The dog owner fled, police failed to locate the animal’s owner, and witnesses described the incident before officers declined to act without a warrant.
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A Wise Child In A yaad share scene tease
A fragmentary local note describes a pupil named Minnie Winks in a rustic teaching scene. The rough text mentions a bald yaad share, a nest, and a pupil asking about parents. It hints at a teacher’s task and a playful inquiry from a child about beer and whiskey.
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Whowne Home and Carriage Incident Details
An elderly man, T. O. Michaels, visiting his daughter on Vittoria Avenue, was knocked to the pavement by a speeding vehicle clutching a driver who fled. Michaels suffered severe sprains but escaped serious injury as onlookers helped restrain the attacker. The incident occurred Friday near Mrs. T. L. A. Dailey’s residence.
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Poyser Baxter Couple Wed at Wayne Street Church
Fred EB Poyser and Berene Baxter were united in marriage Friday evening at Wayne Street Church with Rev. William D. Parr officiating. The couple will stay in Fort Wayne for a time then plan Dayton Ohio permanency. Judge W. L. BenGell of Auburn attended as guest.
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Berenee Baxter
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Lappy
Fort Wayne
Dayton
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Aveline
Washington
Tragic playground fire claims ten year old boy life
In Breton North Dakota a ten year old boy identified as Elride died after a fire started while playing Indian with friends. His clothing was saturated with turpentine and gassed ignited, the blaze spreading until a bystander intervened, but he succumbed to his injuries hours later. Authorities stated the incident is under investigation.
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Will Manage A Hor Nest Monday At Hotel
Will manage a Hor Nest Monday Sid Bwbhant, longtime secretary of the Lort Wayne Base Ball associslion, will token poe rs on AS mavAgey at dbo eT hotel. wad swith Nis wide asqualionee with the publicy 24 wetlins hi pore sonal popularity, mate 1 eerhul bled Mr. Hubland with male gopummetis af the Hew goukture, Mr. McKinale, the proprietor of Me Helil, with devaty mare ob Ais witherdon $i te Tuy ie te Wis Aum. suk elalyy davtceen'
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Fragmentary Notice From Ri 0 Niswonger & C.
Partial OCR text shows a local business line with misread names and addresses. Readable items reference Ri 0, Niswonger & C, and city area. The fragment hints at trade, farm, weed-cure, and financial terms but is largely unintelligible.
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Perm Farm
Neee Kav
Nrene Zanmanzy
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