Monro County Tornado Destroys Hazel and Surroundings
A Missouri cyclone leveled Hazel, Missouri, destroying twenty six houses and killing multiple residents including Mrs Richards and her daughter. Debris filled streets, with barns lifted and horses hurled into the air. The storm tracked east through Monrow and Hassard, with widespread structural ruin and several fatalities reported. Separia and nearby towns suffered heavy damage, trains narrowly escaped, and communities brace for recovery efforts.
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Wis
Missourit Inc
Dubuque
Iowa
Hazel Pietst
Apti
John Funk
Farally
Masons’ 2
Odd Fellows’.hall
CNG Ceca
Bolta
Mfe
Joseph Jackson
Gia
Alfréd
Jad
Denton
Thomas Allen
Ren
Matthew Thompson
Chas Schahber
Joseph Clemenston
Separia
Monro County
Monroe City
Ion
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Hassard
Ingeland
Elizabethtown
Wasfard
Echoos
Monrow
Higsard
Taesard
Missionary Work and Education Outlook Abroad
A Church Journal correspondent urges the Episcopal Church to spend fifteen to twenty thousand dollars yearly for five years to boost missionary work in Mexico. The note cites in China 436 missionaries with 810 women and in Japan 100 missionaries with 52 women, presenting encouraging data. The text also mentions the upcoming National Educational Association session in Baltimore.
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yChina
Japan
Church Journal
Episcopal Church
Bilexico
National Educational Association
Baltimore
Botanical and science notes on rag weed and solar penetration
A correspondent reports Ambrosia trifidae rag weed reaching twelve to eighteen feet in rich river bottom soil near Hanover Indiana. Prof Frank Donaldson cites city mortality from consumption and oxygen deficits in urban areas. A Swiss lake study notes sun penetration to forty to fifty meters, with unknown reactive compound. An improved heating furnace design promises higher output and fuel savings. Excavations near Colomier Switzerland reveal fourteen adult skeletons and a child in square graves with evidence of rings and bone ornaments.
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Botanical Bulletin
Hanover
Ind
American Public Health Association
Baltimore
Frank Donaldson
Becta
Lake
Geneva
Society of Natural Sciences
Yaud
M. Fore
V. Y”. Sun
Idg
Colomier
Witzerland
Uilding
Avellers
Overindulgence and the Value of Hardship in Youth
The author argues against excessive pity and pampering of children, claiming youth gains character through facing troubles. It warns that too much comfort weakens resolve, while genuine happiness comes from moderated challenges and self denial.
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Teturn
Aki
Otees
Stardng
Rebasans
Pendleton Rail Claim Scandal Probed by the Huse Committee
The inquiry centers on a disputed 150000 claim against the United States by a railroad firm. Pendleton and associates allegedly maneuvered a repayment path funded by the government, netting Pendleton around 76000 to 80000 in fees. Senate testimony hints at hidden links and possible conflicts of interest within the War Department and the railway company.
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Pendleton
Huse Committee
Raimoad
United States
Stanton
Belknap
Ard
Pendictony
Stevenson
Secretary of War
Iiis
Pendion
Mobilier
Hays
Uy.be
Republican Victory In New Hampshire Scenic Election
The New Hampshire results show Republicans ahead with gains in twelve Senate seats and a majority in the Lower House. Governor Cragn is notional winner with over 8,000 votes, as Republicans emphasize accountability for corruption and pledge Republican policy.
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New Hampshire
Cnnvngs
Republica
Cragnin
United States
Cheney
Governos
Granite
Republican Party
Congress
Chicago
Bostohidinegiat
The Closet Sermon on Silence and Inner Peace
A fragmented essay extols retreat from noise, urging readers to shut the door and seek quietude. It argues solitude calms irritable nerves, restores balance, and fosters gentleness, linking inner stillness to divine wisdom and happiness. It cites spiritual instruction to value reflective silence.
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Shah
Fecht
A Daisy and the Maker's Infinite Love
A translated meditation likens a meadow scene to human salvation. A lone daisy battles a stone in its stem and, though shaken, its petals rise, symbolizing enduring faith. The tale concludes that any returning soul receives the Father’s boundless love, regardless of numbers.
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Arnot
Fragrant incense and prayer cited in religious meditations
Fragmentary religious reflection speaks of fragrant incense rising from a kindred heart and prayer to God. It mentions Christ as central and notes a warning or alarm tied to Héth and Fundars with reference to ObYist and Goulburns.
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Jesus
Praveste PrincipaI Worship Sermon Summary
A fragment notes Praveste as principal and noble and urges worship of God through preaching and prayer, praising Bishop Bal as guiding figure in religious devotion.
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Praveste
Bal
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Jord Firesilena Porter
Yale
Venable
University, of Virginia
Shepherd
Superia
Protestant Episcopal
Newville
Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
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Methodist
United Brethren
Church of God
Guiad Sfrdvivet
The
Christian Advocate
Mecquanical and Scientific
Ray
Bey Safar
Zarper
Carey
Msphyian
Aigi
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