The Tabernacle as Type of Christ and God’s Dwelling
The sermon explains the Tabernacle as a symbolic dwelling of Jehovah among Israel and a type of Christ and salvation. It cites Needham’s Shadow and Substance and references Hebrews 4 14 16 and 1 Peter 2 6. The text emphasizes the temple of God today as the collective church and the Holy Spirit dwelling within believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Israel
Needham
Jocus Christ
Ian
Sato Ti
Jaetra
Tabernacle Finished and God Fills the Camp
Bezaleel and Ahollah report a good plan completion as the Tabernacle walls rise in the desert camp. Moses organizes sacred pieces, the Ark with tablets the manna and rod placed, and the cloud of the Lord fills the sanctuary while the people worship in awe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Rephidim
God
Mount?Sinal
Bea
Israel
Abraham
Holy of Holies
the Lord
Death of A W Hyde Former Fort Wayne Man in Lima Ohio
Word reached relatives in Fort Wayne and Lima Ohio that A W Hyde died at his Lima home after a lingering illness. He was formerly a resident of Fort Wayne and the news notes his passing in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima, Ohio
A. Ww
Hyde
Fort Wayne
A. W
Lama
Ohio
Hospital for Sailors Proposed by Henry L Clapp
Bailora Hospital will be built on the grand of Malta to serve American sailors in naval and merchant service. Henry L Clapp, formerly of New York, promotes the project saying too little is done for the sailor, the indispensable man of civilization and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailora’ Hospital
Henry L. Clapp
New York
Grand of Malta
Naval
Merchant Service
N. Y
Fort Wayne resident Mr Hyde survives wife and five children
The article notes that Mr Hyde lived in Fort Wayne for many years and is survived by his wife, five children, his aged father, and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hyde
Fort Wayne
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Ad Mentioned by Court
Historical notice references Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup with teething claim and a Food and Drugs case dated June 3 1908. Serial number 2098 appears in the record. The brief entry notes regulatory action under the Food and Drugs Act without detailing outcomes.
Fourteen Dead In Trolley Wreck in Illinois
Charleston Illinois August 31 revised dead list lowers toll to fourteen and many injured after Mattoon Charleston electric railway crash. Names include Gays OMAS WEAKLEDY Mattoon LIAM NELSON North Okaw and RAYMOND COLE Cook's Mills with many others listed as fatally injured or seriously hurt. Coroner Grimes joins State's Attorney McNutt in investigation as relief efforts mobilize and traffic resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Ill
Mattoon and
Ae Fugats
Omas Weakledy
Mattoon
Liam Nelson
North Okaw
WM. Nelson
Raymond Cole
Cook’s Mills
Harvey Cole
Zack Vandeventer
Paradise
G. G. Armentrout
Charles Joseph
Salisbury
Ind
L. M. Price
Samuel Boyer
Porter Myers
Humboldt
James Casstevens
Gays
William Cole
G. W. Davies
Olec Miller
North Okawa
A. C. Ealy
Otto Tower
Charles Redman
Grace Young
J. C. Monroe
Will Jones
William Switz
Tames Goss
Charles Jones
Grimes
Coles County
John McNutt
Frederick Moore
John Linden
Fair Grounds
Charles A. Fry
Wbastern Ilnois Traction Company
Methodist Memorial Hospital
Montgomery Hospital
Masonic
Charles Potts
Ben” McClara
Guyker
Goetls
Third Serious Collision On The Line Sparking Mourning
The injured fled through fields in pain and fright while others aided the wounded. It took nearly an hour for the first relief car with doctors to arrive. This marks the third major crash on the line in three years, following two previous disasters that left numerous dead or hurt. John A. Backus, in charge of dispatchers, killed himself amid brooding over the disaster, with no clear assignment of responsibility yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Thia
John A. Backus
Two Fort Wayne Girls in Mishap on Pacific
Miss Blanche D. Liggett and Miss May J. Warner, Fort Wayne public school teachers, return from a nine week western tour. They recount a frightening August 4 collision near San Francisco when the City of Panama was towed after a storm. their voyage lasted five days with no seasickness. They visited Denver Salt Lake City Los Angeles Catalina Island San Francisco Portland Spokane Seattle Tacoma and spoke highly of Seattle Catalina and Los Angeles. They stopped in Dakota and Minnesota on the way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche D. Liggett
Columbiabia Avenue
May J. Warner
Lavina Street
San Francisco
Portland
Panama
Alliance
Warner
Denver
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Catalina Island
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Northwest
Pike’s Peak
Butte
Montana
Fort Wayne
Miss Warner
Mt. Lowe
Tijuan
Mexico
Milner ex wife swallows poison in home escape attempt
Impelled by domestic troubles Mrs Milner divorced from J F Milner swallowed poison at 2616 Force street Friday evening. Prompt doctors counteracted effects and by Saturday she had recovered sufficiently to leave the city. A crowd gathered as news spread of the incident.
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Milner
J. F. Milner
Pennsylvania Railroad
Force Street
Pure Food Show Committee Formed in Fort Wayne
The Retail Merchants association met Thursday evening and left details of a pure food exposition to a special committee. Four Merchants members join four from the Retail Grocers association: Elmer Hite Theodore W Seabold Thomas McKifernan A W Jax theimer W R Seavey Nat Headell A C Brase and Chris Hegerfeldt. The panel plans to meet this afternoon to organize.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
Fort Wayne
Merchants’ Association
Retail Grocers’ Association
Elmer
Hite
Theodore W. Seabold
Thomas McKifernan
A. W. Jaxtheimer
W. R. Seavey
Nat Headell
A. C. Brase
Roosevelt will not interfere in telegraphers strike
Oyster Bay Aug 31 President Roosevelt will not take part in settling the telegraphers strike. Secretary Loeb said appeals to the president have not been received at Oyster Bay and that the president sees no need to intervene during the strike.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Loeb
Strenuous Striker Fined for Assault in Kansas City
Leroy Dotson, a striking Western Union operator, was fined 500 dollars for assaulting reporter F. G. Gailey in Kansas City police court. Dotson testified he struck Gailey for not confirming if he was a strike-breaker. Judge Youngcalled him a disgrace to the union. local Telegraphers' union denounced him.
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Kansas City
Leroy Datson
Western Union
F. G. Galley
Dotson
Gailey
Young
Telegraphers’ Union
Tall Corn Dominates Great Fort Wayne Fair Corn Exhibit
The Great Fort Wayne fair runs September 17 to 21 featuring a tallest corn stalk contest with a copper lantern prize funded by F. M. Smith & Co. Purdue's Professor G I Christie will lecture daily on corn improvement while judge. Dr. W F Myers reports progress on fair attractions including a big Danes and Boston terrier act, with dog-based entertainment causing initial pushback from management.
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Fort Wayne
F. M. Smith & Co
G. I. Christie
Purdue University
Indiana
W. F. Myers
Iggerrote
Dr. Myers
Old National bank hosts banquet at Anthony Wayne club
Directors officers and employees of the Old National bank dined at the Anthony Wayne club Friday to celebrate recent growth. President Henry C. Paul fulfilled a promise by hosting the event after the bank’s August statement showed 3,048,231.56 and progress toward the 8 million mark.
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Old National Bank
Anthony Wayne Club
Henry C. Paul
Old National
Comptroller of the Currency
Mr. Paul
Clement P. App
Aug. E. C. Becker
William A. Bohn
Charles B. Bond
John W. Eggeman
B. Fitzpatrick
Charles G. Guild
Willis Hatteraley
A. Ely Hoffman
Gaylord M. Leslie
Henry F. Moellering
William Bh.mossman
William K. Noble
Re Hitzeman
Martin Seemeyer
J.R. Kahne
J. 8
Bond
Rumor of Major Pixley Long Block Sale in Fort Wayne
Rumor claims Mrs. Kittle M. Long sold her half of the Pixley Long block on East Berry street to Anton Myers of Columbia City for 665000. The deal, negotiated via Monroe W. Fitch & Sons, may be under contract though not yet finalized. The five story building fronts East Berry street and attracts ongoing interest as business moves eastward. Myers reportedly plans no tenant disruptions.
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Kittle M. Long
Pixley-Long
East Berry Street
Anton Myers
Columbia City
Monroe W. Fitch & Sons
Fort Wayne
Myers
Pixley
Berry Street
Will Vesey Narrowly Escapes Death in Auto Crash
Will Vesey, son of Judge W. J. Vesey, of this city, had a near fatal collision when his Rambler was struck from the rear by an interurban trolley on the Bluffton line three miles south of town. The car was wrecked. Vesey escaped with minor bruises after being pinned to the seat. He blamed a corn field for blocking his view while the motorman said signals were given. Vesey rode the trolley back to the city. the wrecked auto was left at the scene for later pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Vesey
W. J. Vesey
Fort Wayne and
Wabash Valley
Bluffton
Young Vesey
King Edward steamer hits rock near Thesalon harbor
Mr and Mrs Fran C Tolan of this city were aboard the King Edward when it struck a rock while entering Thesalon Ontario on a Georgian day trip. Passengers were taken off in small boats as pumps failed, tugs arrived, and the ship was towed off the rocks. A new fire engine was aboard the freight.
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Fran. C. Tolan
Thesalon
Ontario
King Edward Fire Drill Uses Tug Boiler Steam
The rock could be closed as the fire engine was pressed into service. Steam from tug boilers was turned into the fire engine to pump water from the hold of the King Edward during the entire following day.
Quit Railroad for a Work Less Perilous
Trenton N J Aug 31 After twenty six years with the Pennsylvania railroad Harry Howell of Lambertville quit last week and took a job in a rubber mill as a safer occupation He died in the hospital here yesterday from injuries after being caught in a revolving belt having worked in the rubber mill fewer than five days
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Trenton
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harry Howell
Lambertville
Howell
Highwayman Routed by Husband of Woman Held Up
A highwayman attempted to rob Mrs. Henry Young in Lawton park Saturday morning at 11:30. Her husband, nearby with a companion, heard her cries and chased the robber toward the weeds, forcing his escape. The pocketbook was recovered with its contents intact. a description was taken and patrols warned. Mrs. Young resides at 66 Riverside Avenue. the husband is a laborer.
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Henry Young
Lawton Park
Young
Riverside Avenue
Clinton Street
Mr. Young
Discharges Granted in Three Fort Wayne Bankruptcy Cases
Judge Kenesaw M. Landis in Indianapolis granted discharges in three Fort Wayne bankruptcy cases. Individuals named are Frank J. Turley of Ligonier, Henry Kruse of Auburn, and Arthur E. Quince of Garrett. The khedive of Egypt is to visit London briefly.
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Kenesaw M. Landis
United States Court At
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Frank J. Turley
Ligonier
Henry Kruse
Auburn
Arthur E. Quince
Garrett
Egypt
London
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Wildasters
Jomner Mlchaey and
Byres Proscher
Bezaleel
Ahollah
Aaron
Beraleel
Frye
Bezsaleel
Ahoilfab
Pacific
Warner and
Liggett
F. Milner
Rock
Mrs
F. C. Tolan
Georgian Bay
Bowie
America
Chicago
Ewodader
Cataltalog
Meister
Landis
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