Evolution of Israel and the demand for a king
A Sunday lesson discusses Israel’s backward evolution under a monarchy, noting God’s preference for the theocracy. It contrasts Samuel’s era and the people’s desire to imitate nations, urging reliance on prayer and divine guidance rather than human kingship. References to Hezekiah, Samuel, and biblical scenes illustrate the cost of willful disobedience and faith.
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David Bat Solomon
Humain
Israel
Jehovah
Nett
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Wesson
Christ
Istaal
Ebanezer
Samuel
Favaei
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Poilistin
God
Tarael
Ron
Amy
Ani
Redland
Thuy
Tsranl
Daniel
Whitehaven
Teria
Ted
Lily Kuneen
Adagh Latimer
John Kies
Chieles Werley
Avlaltwoua
Joly Swan Doget
Rome
Hezekiah
Judah
Jerusalem
Weir
Samual
Tom
Papal Inquisition
Idrasl
Joshua
Michigan Public Institutes To Be Held Across Counties
The State Department of Public Instruction plans forty nine teacher institutes across Michigan. Most will run two weeks, with several extended to four weeks. Locations include Gladwin, Branch, Midland, and Rhinowests counties, and many towns such as Hastings, Kalamazoo, Ypsilanti, Detroit, and Marquette are listed for future meetings. The report mentions other local incidents and court actions, including a libel suit in Lansing and a fatal lightning strike in Merrill.
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Stat Department of Public
Michigant
Koch
Koch Have Alrady
Hell
Gladwit
Branch
Midland
Rhinwnests
Arone
Anansi S—Barry
Hastings
Generes
Filnt
Toure Vonid Niantaza
Kalamazoo
Leckie
Abayle
Li Renale
Bonzonia
Berrien
Charitvets
Rayne City
Clinton
Hilladalu
Hillsdale
Lapeer
Iipy City
Uvingatone
Howell
Macomb
Utter
Marri
Tuedee
Osean
Washtonne
Ypsilanti
Waste
Detroit
ATUSE
Cosa
Casaspo
Anol Sty
Mettetiramul Triserac
Lansing
Jourant
Tiny
Bay City
Babylons
Strick Churchills
Alpena
John M. Schick
Merrill
Saginaw County
Ho Horge
Walter Norris
Susan Armstrong
Sarah Burbanks
Armstrong
Alice Ballard
Burbanks
Irene
Alice Bullard
George Y. Hunter
Holly
Oakland County
Dr. Hooter
Jrersovgl
Matin
Hotter
Liza
Iown
Michigan
Ben
Philip M. Crapo
Luky Superior Mines
Atrick i
Argus
Hamilton
Railroad Fox
Raince Lake
Campaign Conspiracy Targets Pension Chief and Fraud Claims
The Baltimore American reports a conspiracy framing pension Commissioner Tanner and challenging Civil War veterans' benefits. It accuses Democratic press attacks, notes attacks on Lauter, cites alleged Tennessee 188? election fraud with forged ballots and jail repeats, and predicts investigations may purge fraud in the Tenth District.
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Republican Party
Manly Charzenpouths Bredstivorks
Choy
Tanner
Oda
Pension Bureau
Cleveland
Fulavhools
Densions
Harison
Lauter
Poole
Tanvar
Baltimore American
Tennessee
Memphis
Sy Harri
Conntter
Hon
Bisine
Lane
Aino
Lajiterdam
Photin Eaton Harris Tayloe Contl
Bhothy
A. Alexander
Monzette & Brown
Laad Hy
Thanna Urrley
Jay Tyke Craig
W. Teittoril
Cox
Button
Walker Carton
Tou
Abner Clark
Erti Boyit
Hat W. Cunningham
Adil Wig
Wer Ark
G. A. Colom
M. W. Grok
Win HM
Larign
Frank Hong
Wan
M. Debver
Atuva Dilvir
Avior
M. Apiornan Hynwn
Verk Harris
Varnks
Bovter
Thos Mayle
Harels
Darke
Uministakallo
United States
Vonrta
Patera
Congress
Yennessee
Chev
Chicemyu Tribune
Political clash over quarantine funding hurts public service
A weakened appropriation bill from the House cuts year-round support for quarantine, risking the discharge of about 100 inspectors. Surgeon General Hamilton warns it endangers public health by delaying case response and reducing trained staff, as the Senate and Treasury balance spending. Republicans may end the withholding policy when they gain control.
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Treasury
Senate
House
Hamilton
Reckless Estimates on Government Revenues
The article critiques Secretary Fairchild for faulty revenue forecasts. It notes his figures overestimated tariff receipts and underestimated internal revenue, contrasting public claims about free trade with actual fiscal year results. It argues Democrats favored internal revenue taxes while clamoring for tariff relief.
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Denovrata
Puirchild
Cleveland
Yeveline
Fairchild
Centered on June 10 1 by Central Standard
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a June 10 date and a Central Standard designation. The readable text is limited, offering no clear event, person, or location beyond the date and institution acronym. No definite outcome or action is discernible from the fragments.
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