Republics Peril Dr Talmage Denounces Mormonism as Evil
The article cites Rev Dr Talmage calling Mormonism a growing evil led by Brigham Young and Joseph Smith. It portrays the church as financial plunder, licentious, and a threat to American republic values, urging prayer and political action to curb the faith’s influence.
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Bunderland
Brooklyn Tabernate
Washington
Jonn
Newman Methodist Church
Mormon Taberna
Newman
Nath Gaadabed
Brigham Youre
Tien
A& T
Smith
Joseph Smith
Joseph Smits
Bergateaclain
Hele Yeong
Brigham Young Agath
M. Church
Urer
Friedain
Irving
W. Merrill
Geeta
Infancy to twelve in Luke lesson notes on Jesus
A Sunday school text surveys Jesus early years from infancy to age twelve, noting fulfillments of Old Testament prophecy, the temple scenes in Jerusalem, and Jesus growing in wisdom. It reflects on Mary and Joseph’s search, Jesus’ awareness of his Father’s business, and the implications of obedience and parental guidance.
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Land of
Israel
Nazareth
Joseph
Perfectis
Jesus
Adam
Wiston
Jobe
Yast
Jerusalem
Mary
Phil. Tv
John
John xx
Ter Bie
Weymouth
Earth
Jas. Tv
Sam
Marge
Osgoode Hall Law Students Face Fee Hike
News in Brief notes Osgoode Hall law students face tuition rises from fifty to eighty dollars in 1907 and one hundred dollars in 1908 while other dispatches report ongoing China tensions with vague State Department sources saying conditions in Chu remain unsettled and puzzling.
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China
Washington
State Department
Chu
Fan
Canadian railways praised by Japanese official
Genze Kovay shi, secretary to Japan's director general of railways born in Mon, admires Canadian railway systems and contrasts with Japanese and Mab chusian networks while discussing potential cross influence and study opportunities. He notes Canadian roads and railways as a model though questions running Japanese systems.
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Canada
Chusian Railway
Genze Kovayshi
Railways
Japan
Mon
War Aims At Algeciras Conference Told
An official sounding note from Vienna asserts Germany’s stance at the Algeciras Morroccan conference. War is deemed impossible, with Germany pledging Madrid convention support and no intervention if France pressures Morocco. If talks fail, direct negotiation with the Sultan may follow to protect German interests.
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Vienna
Germany
Algeciras
France
Morocco
Canadian Woods On Display At Parliament Entrance
Neon specimens of Canadian woods are shown before the Parliament Buildings as part of the Dominion forestry convention. Sections from a tree over six feet in diameter highlight the value of white pine and other Canadian woods in a lesson about forestry.
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Ottawa
Arliament
Dominion Forestry Convention
Dominion sues Ontario for 1.5 million in treaty case
The Dominion Government files a suit against Ontario claiming 1.5 million dollars under Indian Treaty No. 3. The case is set to come up in the Exchequer Court on the last day of January.
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Dominion
Ontario
Exchequer
Diamond Fields of Canada May Hold Rich Diamonds
Dr. Geo F Kunz of Tiffany & Co speculates before the New York Academy of Science that Canada may host rich diamond fields, likely in Ontario, based on scattered U S finds from glacial deposits. He notes ancient North American glaciation, routes from James Bay, and potential links to a transcontinental railway aiding future exploration by government survey teams.
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New York
Canada
Ontario
Geo F. Kunz
Tiffany & Co
New York Academy of Science
American Museum of Natural History
United States
Kunz
North America
James Bay Superior
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Sam Territory
Dre Kane
California
Appalachian
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Quebec
Winnipeg
Great Wheat
Manitoba
Ami
New Roads for the West in Saskatchewan Rail Plan
Public notice states James Balfour and company seek incorporation to build a railway from Regina south to the US border and a northern branch toward Wood Mountain River, with extensions toward the South Saskatchewan River and western Saskatchewan boundary.
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Canadian Central Railway
James 3 HI
Canaiian Central Railway. Co
Saskater Wan Iegislature
James Balfour
Authoity
Regina
United States
Wood Moan
Barchewan
Rez
Saskachewan
Turbulent Situation in Russia Amid Revolt and Strikes
St Petersburg reports indicate growing revolutionary activity due to disrupted communications and false reports. General strikes loom as peasants attack railway targets, detain troops, and threaten infrastructure while authorities impose states of siege in several districts. Military patrols intensify amid ongoing devastation.
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St Petersburg
Voromtof Danhkoff
Caucasus
Hombre
Rak Daghestan
Kars
Cpy
Rockefeller Gift to Acadia College in Nova Scotia
Rockefeller gives 115000 to Acadia College Wolfville Nova Scotia fulfilling a pledge based on subscriptions totaled by January 1. The report also notes a convict case in Halifax and reports a deadly hotel fire in Minneapolis with multiple deaths and injuries.
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Halifax
Acadia College
Wolfville
N.S
Canada
Simonds to Acquire Canada Saw Co in Merger
The Simonds Manufacturing Company of New York announces it has taken over the Canada Saw Company with operations in Montreal St John Ottawa and Toronto. The merged firm will be known as Simonds Canada Saw.
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Halifax
Hope Young
Bee
Nova Scotia Hospital
York
Simonds Manuecturing Co
Rites
Mase
Chicago
Canada Saw Co
Montreal
St John
Ottawa
Toronto
Simonds Canada Saw
Cana
Longest Navigation Season Closes at Port Arthur
Port Arthur records one of the longest navigation seasons as the vessel Wusra Hrace cleared for Pig eon with supplies. Captain Marin noted heavy floating ice on the lake, yet easy sailing from the Cape to the breakwater. At the breakwater, the tug faced thick ice that froze to almost a foot, delaying docking after breaking through the lock.
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Port Arthur
Tswusra Hrace
Marin
Cape
Eruption At Vesuvius Trails Lava To Naples Tower
Reports describe a sudden Vesuvian eruption near Naples with lava streams reaching the Funicular station and causing damage. Observers note rising volcanic activity. Mount Etna also ejects red hot ashes forming a large cone against snow covered terrain nearby.
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Vesuvius
Naples
Mt Vesuviae
Mag. Lucence
Tava
Mount Etna
Colcano
Fragmented instructions on home remedy preparation
The readable text describes a step by step home remedy method involving applying a mixture to a surface, covering with cloth and padding, securing with a band, and possible use of oils or fats. Some terms are garbled, but the general process suggests treating a material with liquids, insulation, and a dressing. The source lacks clear dates, people, or places.
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