Covenant Renewed as Joshua Urges Sincerity to Serve
Reflection on Joshua 24 as he gathers Israel at Shechem. The western tribes defend a shared altar as a symbol, not a sacrifice, and the people vow to serve the Lord. The lesson emphasizes choosing God, resisting idolatry, and the need for heart devotion over outward show.
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Joshua
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Shiloh
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Egypt
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Romi
New York Tribune Roast on Eastern Writers
A sharp exchange mocks a Boston reporter and a grocer over vocabulary and writing accuracy. The New York Tribune voices a jibe about potatoes called tubers and oysters described as conscious bivalves, lampooning sloppy journalism.
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Col. Beooter
Boston
Beasley
Gilet
New York Tribune
Harrison Heard On Plans For West and New York Crises
Cimenco Nov 2 report details Gen Harrison weighing conferences with Western and New York leaders to unify patronage and candidate choices. Size of stakes grows with Sherman Platt Depew loyalties and Dakota statehood prospects shaping his party strategy.
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Cribune
Indianapolis
New York
Gen. Herrison
Weney
Tom Platt
Warner Miller
Chauncey Depew
Hin
Grangers
Sherman
Alter
Depew
Sone
New
Mellette
South Dakota
Dakota
Fsrrison
Jinglen Bond Extends Its May Westward Line Next Year
Jinglen Bond announces expansion toward Miles Westward on the linston and im en line with progress on 300 miles of widening. In Wisconsin, Nov 20 reports say Penn town workers unearthed a rich lead ore chunk, about fifty pounds, sparking local excitement near Mineral Point.
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Jinglen Bond
Wwe
Vessons
Lumber season narrows as mills wind down at La Crosse
La Crosse Wisconsin November 20 nearly all mills idle this week with only John Paul and OC 1 Colman operating. Loggers depart for woods daily forecasting a lighter winter cut. For the first time John Paul will have a value on the St. Croix river.
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la Cross
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John Panl
Colman
John Paul
St. Croix
Public Library to Open Tuesday Evening in La Crosse
La Crosse Wisconsin announces the public library will open Tuesday evening with a fine program. General G Van Stecowyk, trustee and executor of the late Governor C Washburns will deliver the presentation speech, citing the city's generosity and spirit in establishing the library.
Loggers Seek Men as Winter Work Opens North Woods
In Black River Falls Wisconsin on November 20 a sudden freeze up sends loggers to hire. Large mills nearby plan full winter operation with strong demand for labor as crews report a manpower shortage.
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Black River Fallts
Wis
Nouv
Not Qualified to Judge
A brief exchange from the Lincoln Journal presents a teacher asking a new scholar if the north is to his right or left when facing west, with the pupil admitting uncertainty as he is a stranger in the area.
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Lincoln Journal
At the Costumer's depicted in a Pittsburgh bulletin
A customer seeks a fancy dress while the shopkeeper notes a clerical outfit ready for display. The Pittsburg Bulletin showcases a shop scene with costumes and an ecclesiastical dress claim.
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Bank Cashies
Pittsburg Bulletin
Blaine Refuses Talk On Cabinet Appointment
Auusta Me November 20 Mr Blaine declines to discuss rumors that President elect Harrison offered him the secretary of state post and that he accepted He refuses to be interviewed on any subject by a newspaper man and says he will not comment on the matter.
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West Virginia Gov race remains unsettled as recount looms
Crhivaco November 2. A Wheeling dispatch reports a see-saw count in the West Virginia governorship race. Republicans claim a majority for Goff while Democrats insist Fleming has a safe lead, but refuse to give figures. Official returns by counties are subject to a recount petition filed by Judge Fleming.
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Wheeline
W.va
Prine
Goff
Republican Committee
Fleming
Democratic Committee
The Invalid Supreme Judge Improves in Health
Justice Matthews continues to steadily improve and may return to the bench before the court adjourns in May. The illness yields slowly to treatment and requires careful care, with risk of gout attacks from slight indiscretions.
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Justice Matthews
Matthews
Oak View rumor debunked as sale claim townsmen say false
Washington reports deny any sale or rental of Oak View the president's home amid rumors. Supreme Court dismisses Clark liquor case on a steamboat without license and sides with Ensign Coxas on longevity pay, affecting several naval officers.
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Pittsburg
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Court of Claims
Question in House on Sackville successor as minister to Washington
The London house of commons will hear a formal question tonight about appointing a new minister to Washington. It is unclear whether a full appointment will be made soon or if the country will be served by a chargé d affaires for an uncertain period. The New York Journal of Commerce denounces tariff agitation and calls for Democrats and Republicans to end internal revenue taxes.
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Eure
France
Hudson County
N. J
John Ramsey
Thomas Keefe
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Farewell Named Postmaster in Bushnell and Kerr at Camp Crook
James M. Farewell is appointed postmaster at Bushnell South Dakota replacing Alex W. Davis who resigned. John Nie Kerr is named postmaster at Camp Crook Burdick County California replacing Robert L. Jackson who resigned.
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James M. Farewell
Bushnell
Brookings County
Cal
Alex W. Davis
John Nie Kerr
Camp Crook
Burdick County
Cak
Robert L. Jackson
Selecting Building Sites
Inspector J. B. Linton travels to Duluth to choose a site for a new public building and will also pick a site for Ottumwa Iowa. Miss Farwell daughter of Senator Farwell Illinois will wed Dudley Winston son of F J Winston former minister to barn in December.
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J. B. Linton
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Iowa
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Illinois
Dudley Winston
F. J. Winston
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President and Mrs Cleveland to visit the Whitneys
The president and Mrs. Cleveland accepted an invitation from Secretary and Mrs. Whitney to be their guests for a week after March 4. Official returns from Iowa show Harrison with 217,502 votes, Cleveland 174,590, giving Harrison a statewide plurality.
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Washington
Cleveland
Whitney
British steamer Texan delivers Hayti seizure update
The Texan reports the US steamer Weston arrived at Port au Prince and demanded the surrender of the Haytian Republic steamer seized by the Legitimate faction. The demand was to be granted before the Texan departed four and a half days from Port au Prince.
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New Oaleans
Texan
Port Au Prince
United States
Weston
Earthquake Shocks Track Movement From Oakland to Alameda
Observations at Oakland and Alameda universities show the earthquake's motion and direction match San Francisco's pattern. The University of California reports the quake as the strongest since 1871, with reports of babies rolled from cradles in some areas. Longpon notes a Russian loan of 500 million francs to be used for converting the 1877 loan, with 200 million reserved for the government.
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Oakland and
Alameda
University of California
Longpon
Death of Professor Rob Raymond Links Law, Faith, Oratory
Brookyn reports the death of Professor Rob Raymond aged 71. Once a law partner of Salmon P. Chase he later served as a Baptist minister and more recently as a professor of oratory.
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Brookmyn
Rob Raymond
Salmon P. Chase
Indians oppose opening reservation to settlement in Northwest
Indians at a Dakota agency react to reports that their reservation would be opened for settlement without consent. Chiefs hold councils and urge resistance after Commissioner Pratt warns lands could be seized and pay denied if treaties are rejected. Governor McGill seen as a potential Senate successor amid local political chatter.
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Dak
Pratt
Minnesota Senate Race Signals Looming Candidates
Minneapolis dispatch notes W D Washurn Jenatius Donnelly and Senator Sabin as possible successors to Sabin in the U S Senate. Rumors place Gov McGill and Gov elect Merriam in alignment to aid Sabin, with talk of a break for McGill by Second district representatives when time comes.
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Sabin
Cicano
Minneapolis
W. D. Washurn
Jenatius Donnelly
United States Senate
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McGill
Tilsbury
Loren Fletcher
Wisconsin hunter dies in woods trapped by his own deer rig
Ernest Unger of Milwaukee set tins for deer then wandered and triggered his own buckshot gun. He dragged himself to the gun and signaled for help all night but died from his injuries. A separate report from Brown's Valley, Minnesota notes a man found frozen in ice identified as Bird of Illinois. Authorities plan an inquest.
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Wausau
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Ernnest Unger
Milwaukee
Nto
Brown's Valley
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Dakota
Bird
Illinois
Robert McDonald
Tie
Jaci Bird
Farmer James McDoneld Dies After Shooting Injury
James McDoneld, a farmer from Myavos to the Mirscer, New Hinsexh, Wis, who was shot by Albert Rever on the fourth, died last night. The necropsy found the bullet entered near the river edge, lodged in the spinal column.
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Hinsexh
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Monument fund eyed for soldiers in Sheboygan movement
Sheboygan fund committee plans a soldiers' monument costing 9000 to 6000 dollars. A three member panel was named to pick a site. Also reports noting county board session and a former treasurer, plus a late report of Rear Admiral Baldwin's death.
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Soldiers’ Movement
War on the Booksunkers sparks jockey clubs bid to sever bookmaker ties
The Ameri Turf congress adopted a resolution barring any betting privileges contract with bookmaker associations or members. Racing clubs declare war on bookmakers and require bookmakers to sever ties with the Bookmakers' Alliance to continue on race tracks.
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AmeriTurf Congress
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Cub
South Democrats pledge loyalty amid party unity
The South remains Democratic and united despite rumors of intraparty strife. The News and Courier notes some defectors may exist, but asserts Southern Democrats will not be swayed by Republican promises. Loyal supporters insist Democratic principles defend Republican institutions and will bind the region more firmly than ever.
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Sity
Democratic Party
Kenna's Chances Slim in West Virginia Re Election Fight
Ledger telegraph from Charles Town reports West Virginia's legislature will likely be Democratic on joint ballot. Senate 12 Republicans 12 Democrats 1 Independent. House 81 Republicans 34 Democrats. Democrats hold a two vote joint ballot majority, threatening Senator Kenna's bid for a second term. An Independent's defection could swing the outcome.
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the Ledger
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Kenna
United States Senate
Millionaire's Will Destroyed Over City Debt
New York dispatch reports Pittsburg publisher Dr. Hostetter destroyed his million dollar will after a city controller's action on a contractor's judgment. The will allegedly left a 1,000,000 bequest for a fine arts gallery and mechanics hall in Pittsburg, which the doctor tore up before his death.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Dr. Hostetter
Safe Deposit Company
Floods in China Hit Silk Trade and Other News
Canton reports floods devastate silk districts reducing raw silk exports to 1000 bales this season, with losses surpassing 3.4 million dollars. US consul notes European and African buyers will struggle to obtain silk. Other stories include a French libel case, a New Jersey political arrest, Gladstone on Irish settlement, and local crime notices.
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United States
Canton
China
Department of State
Europe
Aferica
Fragmented OCR prices and months for grain and meat items
OCR fragment lists November December prices for wheat oats and meat line items with mixed digits and misread words. Mentions include wheat oats oats November December prices and short ribs with unclear figures and months such as May January December.
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