Driving the Last Spike Sermon emphasizes humble workers
Relates Rev. Dr. Talmage Labor Day sermon on the Hebrew talent in every day labor. He uses the driving of the last spike at the transcontinental railroad as a metaphor for how ordinary workers, from cooks and maids to clerks and nurses, support society and the church. Each one talent, exercised faithfully, sustains nations and faith.
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CP Huntington
Charles Crocker
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Merry Dolls
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Leland Beassford
Fect
Thomas Hill “Drivie
Mary
Aga Howe
Aervante
Ousehold
Vanis
Christ
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Moses
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Domentie
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First Christian Church
Martin Luther
John Knox
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Mayflower
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Whitefield
Finney
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Church of Jesus Christ
Temple of God
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Church of God
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Earth
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Glass Office
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Art Gallery
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James
Hethinks
Yoox
Daniel and the Faithful In Babylon Lesson Analysis
A Sunday School lesson on Daniel Chapter 1 discusses Daniel and his companions in Babylon. It emphasizes trusting God, avoiding idol food, and the rewards of faithful living under pressure. The study highlights God’s wisdom given to Daniel, the danger of worldliness, and the need for holiness amid evil days.
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Daniel
Prophet
Noah
Job
Isaac Newton
Christ
Danix
Babylon
Ible
Jehoiakim
Heaven
Earth
Judah
God
Sam. i
John xii
Israel
Rom
Rome
Lord Jesus Christ
Market Report Signals Shifting Wheat Trends
The past week saw wheat markets decline from July into August stabilize with signs of a rebound. American and Winnipeg prices diverged as New York Chicago and Minneapolis fell for new crop while old stocks held at higher value. Prospects for a large North American spring crop, tight world stocks, and rising bread demand suggest prices may firm, though farmers must hold back sales to avoid triggering a new wave of speculative pressure.
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Chicago
Sige
Minneapolia
Duluth
Winnipor
Tye
Salanty
America
Canada
England
Europe
American Northwest
Winnipeg
Bradstrests Increas
Manitoba
Northern
Fort William
Port Arthur
Ontario
Sore Fort
William
Oats and flax market notes from Port Arthur and Montreal buyers
Buyers in Montreal and Chicago seek oats and flax with rising price expectations. The Albert Dickinson Co of Chicago and other buyers expect higher flax prices, while Port Arthur and Fort William trade hints show demand and occasional rejects.
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Willam
Port Arthur
Peore Fort William
Grain and feed prices hold. farmers await lower bids
In Winnipeg a weekly roundup shows oats, barley, and bran prices largely unchanged. Demand for produce and live stock remains steady with modest shifts in dairy butter and cheese, vegetables slipping slightly and hogs moving slowly due to harvest activity.
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Northwestern
Fort William Hte
Ontario
Manitoba
Abe
Winnipeg
Italian Desperate Deed at South Beach Pavilion
An Italian immigrant in Fort Wadsworth engaged soldiers at the South Beach pavilion in Staten Island. He challenged dancers to fights, fired into the crowd after challenged soldiers accepted, killing Edward Carson of Staten Island and injuring another man. The assailant escaped.
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Staten Island
Fort Wadsworth
Alian
Edward Carson
Chicago Civil Engineer Killed by Train During Survey
Frederick G. Rossiter, a Chicago civil engineer, was struck and killed while attempting to retrieve his chain from the track near Mond. His son Robert, assisting in the survey, witnessed the accident.
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Frederick G. Rossiter
Mond
Robert
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