Hezekiah and the Assyrian threat and divine aid
A historical Christian study recounts King Hezekiah’s response to Assyrian aggression. It details the tribute payment, the failed confederacy, the angel’s destroying victory, and the broader lesson of trusting in the Almighty amid war and fear. It also lists a long notice of legal land condemnation involving the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company in Taylor County West Virginia with exact parcel descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sennacherib
Hezekiah
Judah
Nerth
Est
Nineves
Isaiah
Israel
Assyria
Jerusalem
Mediterranean
Joppa
Lachish
Egypt
Babylon
David
L. E. Matz
W. B. Lynch
E. Je Lynch
W. B. Mallory
F. A. Jefterys
R F. Sears
T. J. Kremer
Thurman Spriggs
Tena Smith
Elders of the Christian Church of
Stafford
Ohio
Margaret Tuttle
Newton Stead
Mallissay Okey
Jno
Eaton
J. W. Weber
Clyde Robinson
Miles Okey
Virginia
Okey
Lon Stattwood
William Hogue
Catherine Seabaugh
Florence Carmichael
Elizaveth Driggs
Malissa Spriggs
Philip Multrough
George Meeling
T. J. Carmichael
Rose Okey
J. R. Camden
B. J
Witherman
Malissa Barnett
Matt Bowen
Mattie Smith
William Barnett
Nancy Carmichael
Mattie Carmichael
Isaac Goodwin
Harriet Butcher
Gaylord
Emily Dawson Daugherty
Artemisia Gibbon
Arnold
Theophilus Butcher
Calvin Butcher
Ephraim M. Butcer
Theodore Butcher
Emaline Alkire
Adeline Riggs
Martha Whaley
Saline Kendall
Elias Butcher
Hen F. Butcher
Joseph Clinton Lacy
Thomas Lacy
Elizabeth Lac George Wooster
Mary Wooster Smith
William Woofter
Claree Watson
Columbus Fisher
Maggie Waldo
Owen Francis Fisher
Edwin Wagjner
Adam Fisher
Malinda Wright
John W. Fisher
William J. Wagner
Bertha Butcher
Charles W.fisher
Olive Burwell
Emane Batten
Gideon Fisher
Sofia Dawson
Catherine Dawson
Dora Dawson
Julias Butcher
Drusilla Cunningham
jRay
Lacey
Grant Fisher
Louisa Butcher
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Taylor County
West Virginia
Young
Taylor
Gald Railroad Company
Knottsville
Old Bridge No. 100
Sta
Rose Hill Beats Glass Company In Inter-City League Game
Rose Hill defeated Tygart Valley Glass Company 2 0 at Fetterman Field Saturday afternoon. Dillon pitched well for Rose Hill, baffling the glass molders as the Inter-City League contest opened with strong scoring runs.
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Fetterman Field
Fetterman Pass Park
Rose Hill
Tygart Valley Glass Company
Dillon
Notices on Quality Clothing and Honest Prices
A local shop parades the value of well fitting, quality garments over ordinary gear. It claims many customers choose smarter attire without overspending and invites shoppers to compare its large stock of premium and affordable options.
Rose Hill Stars In Slugging Win Over Glass Factory
Dillon and Prim faced tough pitching as Rose Hill surged with six first inning runs and ten total hits. Dillon led with a double and two singles while Moore added two hits and seven putouts. Poor fielding and a rough diamond hindered Glass factory, though Prim’s later curves improved. Donley made a notable running catch in center.
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Dillon
Rose Hill
Moore
Prim
Glass Factory
Fetterman
Neverthele
Donley
Grafton Clerk Ross Kinter Emerges As Top First Baseman
Washington June 25 Grafton baseball fans expect Ross B Kinter to rise in amateur circles. A census bureau clerk by day he stars as first baseman in the Interbureau League. He tops the league in both fielding and batting averages and recently hit a home run two doubles and a single in four trips. If he keeps this pace friends predict his leap to higher play.
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Washington, D. C
Grafton
Ross B. Kinter
Kinter
Census Bureau
Institute Of The Ministers Earned Runs At Rose Hill
Game details show TVG 4 RS Hill 10 with TVG errors 2 RS 1 and multiple base hits. Umpire Lucian Davis. Mention of Fourth of July festivities and local political remarks accompany reports on the Ministerial Institute program at U B church with sermons and lectures from Rev. Stratex Ward Judy Slaughter Cunningham Bauman and others.
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Rose Hill
TVG
RS Hill
Prim
Dillon
Powell
Keener
Bennett
Whiteman
Bradshaw
Lynch Moore
Wyckoff
Moore
Lucian Davis
Mrs Warder III Dies After Nervous Breakd own at Deer Park
Mrs. A S Warder dies this afternoon at Deer Park the summer home of her brother Col John T McGraw from a nervous breakdown. She will arrive in the city on train No 55 this evening with the funeral party from Deer Park and Dr A S Warder left this afternoon on train 14 to meet the party.
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A. S. Warder
Deer Park
Col
John T. McGraw
How to Hate the Best Attendance at Church Services
At 11 o'clock Rev. BE D Stevens of Kingwood read a paper on the subject How to Hate the best attendance at church services.
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BE. D. Stevens
Kingwood
Funeral of John Ryan at St Augustine Catholic Church
The funeral of John Ryan, killed by passenger train No. 5 at Tunkelton, was held this morning at St Augustine's Catholic church with a Requiem Mass by Father Sullivan. Relatives and friends attended as the interment followed in the Catholic cemetery with many present for the rites.
Were Married At Clarksburg
Arthur Madera and Edith Bolmer, well known Grafton residents, were married by Rev. J. E. Bird at the First M. E. church parsonage in Clarksburg Saturday evening at 7 o'clock. After the ceremony they returned to Grafton and will begin housekeeping at West Mi street home, with best wishes from many friends.
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Joseph Bolmer
Grafton ‘High School
Clark Madera
The
Sentinel
Negro Shot Near Little Falls In Drunken Camp Brawl
Jasper Thomas a railroad worker was brought to Cook hospital in a dying condition after a drunken brawl at the William Bros and Sears camp near Lock No 13. Foreman King, fearing violence, fired a Winchester three times in self defense wounding Thomas in the thigh elbow and bowels. No arrests were made though the prosecuting attorney and sheriff visited the camp to take depositions.
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Fairmont
Jasper Thomas
Buckhannon & Northern Railroad
Little Falls
Cook Hospital
William Bros
Sears
King
Monongahela County
Have Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Madera
Mr and Mrs Robert Madera of West Main Street rejoice over the birth of a baby boy on Saturday morning. The healthy infant adds joy to the family as relatives and friends extend congratulations.
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Robert Madera
West Main Street
Officer Held for Bigamy in Washington Court Martial
Sergeant Lewis O. Phillips, recruiting officer for the U S marine corps in Parkersburg, faces a general court martial in Washington D C after being accused of bigamy. He allegedly married Francis Feattee last November while another wife and son lived in Davenport Iowa and no divorce had been finalized. Also notes social visits by Myrtle Sheets Elsie Schwab Stella and Nora Canon.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Lewis O. Phillips
U. S. Marine Corps
Washington
D. C
Phillips
Francis FeAttee
Davenport
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Eaid Circuit Court
Said
Circuit Court
Said County
Balto, & Ohio Railroad
B. F. Bailey
B. PF. Bailey
Ecekiah's Prayer
GET + LOAR & HENDRICKSON’S
Loar & Hendrickson
Ross. Kinter Fist
Capital
Jake Fisher
Institute of the Ministers
U. B
Stratex
Barbour
I. M. Ward
Terra Alu
F. Slaughter
Miss Judy
City Garden
S. A. Bauman
Loch Lynn
Ida M. Judy
U. B. Church
Mathews
D.W. Cunningham
L. Stead
Buckhannon
D. W. Cunningham
Peter
T. J. Kendall
E. Banman
Adamston
Lynch
If Powell
Komt
T Bennett
M. R Keener
T. V Glass
Abe m
Donley Moore
Sharp
Kenny
C .Acock
Stansberry
Wiseman
W. L. Pot Rose
F. M. Co. AL
Mrs. Warder III
John Ryan
Clarksburg
Arthur Madera
Edith Bollner
Negro
Foreman
Myrtle Sheets
Elsie Schwab
Moundsville
M. L. Abbott
Stella
Nora Canon
Chicago
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