Exposition Dream of a Market for Souls
A dream vision describes a vast fair of bargains in a City of Souls. Shoppers trade favors, goods, and memories for eternal gain, while the humble carry only trust and faith. The message emphasizes bearing fruit and investing in heavenly riches over material wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Notting
D. D. Berela
John Jr
Buffalo
Chicago
Paris
Anld
Souls
le Gare
Sents
Real Om State
Boul
City of Souls
Hem
Staccma
Eternal Re
The First Duty and the Place of Religion
Pearse Pinch argues that religion appears before duties to others in the Ten Commandments, questioning an inverted moral order. He warns irreligion corrupts moral sense, urges religious balance, and asserts every person should attend to religion as the first duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearse Pinch
Jesus Christ
Twelve Missionaries and the Word Missionary
Rev Atttredge Waedler argues replacing apostle with missionary clarifies Jesus choice. He urges modern churches to adopt missionary as a title and criticizes reliance on the King James Version. A call for revised translations to spread understanding and ignite church action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atttredge Waedler
Apostle
Jesus
Jeans
Jesus Christ
God and
the Holy Spirit
Jeana
Ikead
Only One Thing in the World and Infinite Comfort
A brief note quotes Rev. T. B. Sifcer, Unitarian, New York, on the endless possibilities of comfort and higher life experiences. The fragment hints at virtue and infinite variation in human spiritual experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sifcer
Unitarian
New York
Mystery in $28,000 Robbery Lands Two Suspects in Kentucky
An alleged $28,000 theft from American Express Company in Fordsville Kentucky unfolds into a tangled case. J W Bostner, who shipped the funds, is arrested in Irvington, and J C Schlitzbaum, the agent, is detained at Falls of Rough. A third man claiming Memphis ties claimed to wire funds but vanished into the scheme, with police alleging a conspiracy to defraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Heather
Memphis
Tenn
Ex- Presa Company
Deanefield
Fordarillo
Boatager
Boomer
Boatar
Express
American Express Company
Baatner
Tariff Treaty With China Negotiations In Progress
A dispatch from Treasury expert T. Sharretts announces the signing of a tariff treaty with China on the 15th instant and that he will sail home on the first steamer, completing months of negotiations for an open door to Chinese markets as part of post Boxer settlement aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Secetary Hay
Lord Drassey Will Setire Incedallely and Go Abroad
Loretto special to the Pittsburg Dispatch reports President Charles A. Schwab of United States Steel Corp will retire from active business life to seek quiet abroad for health. Doctor Goldencev confirms illness but details remain private. Schwab spends time on his veranda, enjoys fresh air with family, yet avoids visitors at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Pittsburg
Canarles AL. Bebwab
United States
Stee) Corporation
America
Jed
M. Scawad
Railway ventures and upgrades reshape travel and tolls
The Columbus and Southern Railway incorporates with 2 million capital. Northern Pacific flags colonist rates for September and October. Union Pacific funds a record viaduct across Salt Lake terrain. Central railroad completes telegraph line Chicago to New Orleans and expands long distance railway telephone service to 1 04578 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus and Southern Hailway Company
Northerk Pacific
Perry
Denver and Northwestern Bag
Tist
Acceldente
Union Vacifla
Raclround
Great Salt Lake
Mads Central Railroad
Chicago
New Orleans
Wilnolg Central Railroad
Detroit Bank Vice President Andrews Guilty in $2 Million Downfall
Andrews, former vice president of Detroit City Savings Bank, was convicted of defrauding savers and overextending credit to cover losses from Amalgamated Copper bets. Once a wealthy magnate, he lost his fortune and faced a sixty day stay on sentencing for an appeal. He rose from a Momero clerk to a leading financier before ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook
Andrews
Detroit City Savings Bank
Secorder Murphy
Tral Atood
Ohen
Kirchner
Murehy
Detroit
Woodward Avenue
Camelestoner
Atock
City Sarlogs Bank
Tle
Rilee
Enidden
Momero
Afi
Petrose
Oro
Bia Aveet
Stlill
Efe
Havings Bank
Frank ©. Pegree
Hazen Fingree
Actus
Institutiog
Dering
Funda
Pin*erce
New York
Floander
Bondamen
bin Ball
Reverend Mueller's Electric Signal Aims to Prevent Train Collisions
A Hartford clergyman Rev Kurtmann Mueller outlines a device for preventing rail wrecks. The system uses an electric globe signals on engines to force automatic stops if engineers fail to halt within 2000 feet, with a 2000 foot follow up and whistle to prevent collision. Also noted are the keel of the battleship Nebraska riveted in Seattle and the death of James Brady of St Joseph Mo and a Montana local business sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth Dakota
Kurtmann Mueller
German Lutheran Church of
Hartford
The Sunday School Lesson On The Brazen Serpent
A religious lesson from Numbers 21 1 to 9 discusses the brazen serpent raised by Moses as a symbol of divine healing. The text explains possible meanings, contrasts Hebrew and pagan serpent imagery, and notes lessons on wisdom and obedience for the Israelites during their forty year journey and challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Jehovah
Hades
Karah
Dathan
Ablram
Miriam
Meribah
Edom
Perm Dalén
Aaron
Egypt
Kedesh
Mount Mor
Dead Bea
Quis
Akabah
Arabab
Jordan Valley
Afount
Christ
A. W. Whitehcock
Aesculapius
Toaas
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Adin
Minneapolis Journal
Wystery
Owens
Kossian
Skaguay
Samuel Welteman
Newwathet
Monumedia
Sujabaut
Italny
Tahkeena River
Canada
Trappate
Oka
Quebec
Tomrance
Ballantine
Newark
N. J
Lord Drassey
Australia
Schwab
Cass
Nebraska
Moran Bros.’ Company
Seattle
Wash
Gay, Ravage
Gov. Henry McBride
Washington
James Brady
Bt. Joseph
St. Joseph
Heless
Mont
Sraater Clark
the Sunday School
Kposttloy
JOEN
Slitsa
Mount
Seir
Nouth
Land of Edom
eest-Jordan
Palestine
Hormah
Serpente
Lessua
Deut
Pennsylvania
Washington Post
Jewett
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