Christ's Last Warning in Matthew 23
A study notes Jesus stern warnings to Pharisees and Scribes Condemnation falls on hypocrites tombs and serpents The author traces Pharisee roots Ezra era Scribes and their role Iniquity and divine abandonment foreseen The piece links Jerusalem's fate to refusal of mercy and hints at future Messiah reunion with Israel
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Hoffman
Philadelphia
Jesus
Solomon
Zacharias
Jerusalem
Ebas
Prophet
Hell
Christ
Josephus
God
Wes
Temple
Aly
Julian
Israel
Jerusilem
London housekeeping differs as tenants bear most taxes
A Boston Transcript correspondent notes that in London a sleeping house entails tenants paying most taxes, not landlords. Excluded are property taxes. Vestry, poor rates, water tax, income tax, and local charges push rents higher than American renters expect. Lords and Commons know what else may apply.
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London
England
Boston Transcript
Cheaper to Move and a Stranger’s Fort Worth Tour
A Fort Worth man notices signs reading Commercial Detective Agency on many doors and asks if it is a large operation. An observer replies that the agency is imitational and cheaper to move than pay rent, referencing a humorous line from a Detroit Free Press item.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Commercial Detective Agency
Bill Bowers
Ilu
Detroit Free Press
Plain Talk on Protection Against Free Trade
Ex Speaker Titus Sheard argues free trade cannot succeed without low wages and cheap raw materials. He notes knitters use cotton not wool and questions foreign competition, asserting American workers need high wages to sustain production and markets. He urges retaining protections to keep domestic mills profitable.
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New York Assembly
Europe
Percentage trick sparks free trade debate in The Star
A New York Press note criticizes The Star for using a percentage trap to argue against free trade. It cites Ohio population growth figures and warns that percentage tests misrepresent total progress in population, agriculture, and industry. The piece suggests protective journals will counter with a clearer view of growth and policy effects.
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United States
Ohio
Ways and Means Committee
Naumkeck
New York Press
Mills tariff bill sparks southern Democratic gloom
The Atlanta Constitution calls the Mills tariff measure humbugry and simple and predicts dire consequences for the southern Democratic party. It notes opposition to free trade from southern presses and Bourbonism remnants. The Boston Journal and Philadelphia Press voices are quoted on Cleveland and party loyalty.
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Atlanta Constitution
Boston Journal
Curious Oriental Custom Sets Boundaries For State Lands
A village official in Asia Minor marks land limits by shouting from a mosque steps to the point where sound fades. The neighboring village repeats the test and the strip between is owned by the state.
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Asia Minor
Boston Journal
Humorous Detroit meeting speech and quick German anecdote
The Detroit Free Press excerpt shows Brother Gardner advising Whalebone Hawker on toronto mission etiquette, urging balanced tact, restraint, respect, and money in one’s shoe. It also reprints a Brooklyn Eagle Burdetto cartoon vignette about a boy reading a German novel and the later joke about Fichte the philosopher.
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Gardner
Whalebone Hawker
Bradder Hawker
Largwine
Toronto
Detroit
Congress
Passon
de Land
Detroit Free Press
Germany
Fichte
Thief Stole Boarding House Photograph After Row
A quiet young man in a forty first street boarding house finds his bureau photo of a pretty girl missing after an argument with the chambermaid. He searches for an explanation as she explains she put it in his trunk among his clothes. The tale appears in the New York Tribune.
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New York
New York Tribune
The Bloody Knife Red Hand at the Thespian
A brief dialogue notes a desire to see The Bloody Knife or The Red Hand at the Thespian. Newspaper Man promptly explains how to gain access by buying a ticket.
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Thespian
N. M
Bostta Courier
Independent man seeks twenty five dollars after aunt’s death
A dialect item from The Epoch features a man declaring independence after quitting his job and claiming he will not be fooled by his boss. He mentions an aunt’s death and asks for twenty five dollars.
Dominick McCaffery to Miss Matches in England Circuit
Sporting notes reveal Dominick McCaffery will not take part in England matches. Captain Brewer leads American shot amid strong showings. Mike Cleary plans a June San Francisco trip to fight heavyweight McAuliffe, who lately knocked Paddy Ryan cold. California stable Porter Ashe targets eastern action and promising Kilguril. Regular season opens in New Orleans April 2 with gallopers pursuing Father Time. Charlie Samuels may travel to England to race Gent. Samuels, Slack man from Australia, has defeated top sprinters.
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George Hosmer
Teemear
Garsman
Gaudaur
Mike Cleary
San Francisco
McAuliffe
Paddy Ryan
Porter Ashe
California
Kilguril
New Orleans
Charlie Samuels
Harry Hutchens
England
Samuels
Australia
Notable World Figures Make Bantering Headlines Across Europe
A sprawling list highlights ill health, royal habits, diplomatic moves, and political shifts from Turin to Constantinople. Figures include Louis Kossuth, King Humbert, Bismarck, Gladstone, and Valued ambassadors, with mentions of cultural icons like Sir Walter Scott and Joseph Willard, all framed in a rapid-fire newspaper style.
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Louis Kossuth
Turin
Russia
Kasha
Finland
McKinney
New Hampshire
Nante Nelson
Minnesota
King Humbert
Italy
W. Ik
Vanderbilt
London
Bismarck
Abbotsford
Walter Scott
Liverpool
Gladstone
Col. Ingersoll
John JL. Sullivan
Boston
Richard Mansfield
Bragg
Mexico
Lord Dufferin
Canada
India
Bruce
Kansas
Virginia
Schliemann
Alexander the Great
Marquis of Londonderry
Lord Leutenant
Ireland
Constantinople
Bartholomew Edwards
Aorfolk
England
Henry Labouchere
Ye Wan Yong
Ye Ha Yung
Yi Hun Yon
Corean Legation
Washington
Faded Complexion's Masking Cure From New York World
The New York World describes a beauty routine using egg white and rose water to make a paste for a fabric mask. Women wear the mask overnight. morning rinses and cold bath follow, yielding a pale complexion under a humorous guise. The piece notes a daily exercise rule to ensure a glow.
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Omari
New York World
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Titus Sheard
Plain Talk
Cleveland
Hill
Lee
George William Curtis
Sporting and Athletic
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Captain Brewer
All Couners
Eagland
Joseph Willard
Willard
J. B. Coffin
Massachusetts
St. Thena
Napoleon
Duke of Rutland
Lord John Manners
Chace
Rhode Island
United States Senate
Garland
D. F. Murphy
Clay
Webster
Cass
Sumner, Seward
Austen Chamberlain
Joseph Chamberlain
Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Cypbert H. Gillette
Kedmak
House
Jacob Yost
Vatley Virginian
Staunton
Alexander Dumas
Wn Wallies
Morocco
Clint
George Gollop
Strode
Dorsetshire
Baron von Lee
Count von Telindorf
Vienna
von Werder
Petersburg
Prince von Holeniohe-Ingelfingen
Rome
Prince von Radziwill
Madrid
Lisbon
Count von Alten
Paris
Prince Hatefeldt-Trachenberg
Vatican
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Pond
Pond's Extract Co
Vernas
Lefelans
Calne AB Cleveland CO
Livra
Cortlandt ST
Mespaska
Aia
Sequachee Valley
Chas. W. Richards
Pittsburg
Tarion County
Sun
Hiram Sibley & CO
Rochester
N.Y
Chicago
Ill
E. Main
Clark
Montgomery Ward & CO
Michigan Avenue
J. O. Walrath
Cessson
Walratil & Morrow
Fur Linear Farm
Innlement
Triumph Seeders
Deering & Co
Milburn
Beloit
Farmers’ Friend
J. L Case
Labelle Ranche
Forse
Winfred
Lake County
Dakota
Percheron
English Shire
Suffolk Punch
Cleveland Bay
Yorkshire
McA Winfred
S. M
Vilas
Geo. L. Wright
Sec’y
Mitchell National Bank
W. G. Davison
N.L. Davison
Cashier
L. N. Seaman
Li. G. Chand Li
J.S. Trerwilliger
Mortogace Sale
Rudolf Litz
Elizabeth St. Litz
County of
Davison
Territory of Dakota
Travelers Insurance Company of
Hartford
State of
Connecticut
Mitchell
Territory of
Territory
THE
Travelers Insurance Company
Hartiand
Blorgagee
A. EB. Hircocock
O. O. Blaechfeldl
Lord & Thomas, Meierenes
Randolph St
Thomas Fullerton
George Fullerton
William Fullerton
Dr. Arswell
J. M. Adams
M. F. Dunham
Henry Ahern
Mitchel
Davison County
W. D. Arswell
Mitch Oak
Dinton & Preston
C. O. Stanciusfield
Plaintif’s Atty, Sherrif Davison Co
Bukota
Olive ML Perry
Perry
Olive M. Perry
Taik
Gewil
Sss
Edty
Eouly
Davis
Mitchell, Bak
Mare
N. Onow
Dudge
Trebate Court
Wade
X. Voublgoer
Perley
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