Ruth and Boaz: gleaning in faith and trouble
Rev. T De Witt Talmage frames Ruth as a model of perseverance born from hardship. He links Ruth and Naomi to divine purpose, showing trouble as an educator, friendship as steadfast, and small acts of gleaning as catalysts for future salvation. He urges readers to become diligent gleaners in life and faith.
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T. de Witt Talmage
Boaz
Ilimelech
Ruth
Naomi
Bethlehem
Loaz
Church of God
Moab
Judah
Jesus Christ
John Bunyan
Dr. Young
O'Connell
Bishop Hall
Havelock
Kitto
Charlie
Educator
Hippocrene
Pegiasus
Daniel
Nebuchadnezzar
Paul
Melita
God
Lord Claverhouse
James Renwick
Andrew Melville
Hugh McKail
New England
Job
Eliphaz
Temanite
Bildad
Shuhite
Zophar
David
Hushai
Mordecai
Onesiphorus
Christ
Marys
Jerusalem
Bony
Heaven
Sinai
Noah
Hell
Iowa Senate Passes Town Incorporation and Sidewalk Reforms
Special correspondence from Des Moines reports Sen Healy's amendment easing court oversight of town incorporations to curb railway tax burdens, and a temporary sidewalk provision with a 40 cent limit. It notes votes on the printing of 15,000 new code copies and upcoming adjournment around May 1.
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Des Moines
Healy
Senate
Harriman
Trewin
Atman
House
Allen
Bailey
Bell
Bird
Bowen
Brady
Brant
Brighton
Brinton
Clark
Classen
Cornwall
Crow
Davis
Doubleday
Dowell
Arly
Edwards
Gang
Inch
Print
Garner
Good
Griswold
Grote
Gurley
Haugen
Hauger
Mayes
Hendershot
Huntley
Jackson
Johnson
Webster
Pranklin
Klemme
Todd
Lauder
Lavender
McAchran
McDowell
McNulty
MacQuin
Martin
Miller
Buena Vista
Wunk
Husen
Hunt
Lambert
Lowry
Manahan
Marti
Mayne
Merriam
Nolan
Porter
Power
Scott
Sulivan
Temple
Weaver
Whams
Speaker
Messrs
Hinkhouse
Shinman
Joy
Loomis
McArthur
McDonald
Putnam
Voelker
Wheeler
Industrial Home For the Blind
Knoxville
Carney
Committee On
Adair
Siedia
Iowa legislation tense over taxes and liquor laws
Des Moines reports show the senate ways and means committee proposing a tax on foreign fire insurance firms plus one percent on premium receipts for life insurance associations. The house kept a five percent tax on fire insurers, and liquor, corporate, and publication bills move through the legislature with amendments.
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Des Moines
Senate Ways and Means
United States
Iowa
House
Senate
Secretary of State
Theodore Havemeyer Dies at Home in New York
Theodore A Havemeyer vice president of the American Sugar Refinery company died at his New York home after returning from a trip to St Augustine Aiken and Old Point Comfort He contracted a cold and grip that worsened with climate change Doctors said his condition was not serious until Sunday night He served with Wavemeyer Brothers and acted as consul in New York for Austria Hungary
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Jesus Christ
Jubal
Tubal Cain
Birmingham
Luther
Richard Baxter
Philip Doddridge
Great Wilberforce
Legh Richmond
Ruth
Boaz
Naomi
Vic
American Star Refinery Company
New York
Theodore A. Havemeyer
American Sugar Refinery Company
Havemeyer
St. Augustine
Aiken
Old Point Comfort
Clement Cleveland
Walter Delafield
Mar. Wavemeyer
Wavemeyer Brothers
Victim of Vigilantes Near O'Neill Nebraska
In Keoyapaha county a vigilante posse pursued suspected horse thief J Frank Cole. Cole was shot in the back by William McAllister and died near O’Neill after a brisk chase. Everett Robinson surrendered. coroner’s inquest held in Stuart ordered Holt County Sheriff Hamilton to transport the posse members for examination.
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Sioux City
Rank Cole
Nebraska
Cole
Keoyapaha County
O'Neil
Everett Robinson
Liberty
William McAllister
Cline
Stuart
Neb
Hamilton
Holt County
O'Neill
Chicago lake front land case opens hearing in Melee scrip dispute
The hearing on the Chicago lake front lands case valued at over 15 million dollars began in Washington. Mathias Benner and Warvey M. folette seek to locate lands in fractional section ten north of the Chicago River using McKee scrip. The three day session is before Commissioner S Terriman with Assistant Commissioner Best and Chief Shaw of the public lands division.
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Washington
Chicago Lake Front
Chicago
Mathias Benner
Warvey M. Ba Folette
Mckee Scrip
United States
Postmaster Cramer Misuses Funds and Takes Strychnine
Special from Lockington reports Cedar Rapids Postmaster Cramer $1000 short after Trust Office Inspector Mahr audits his accounts. Cramer admits misusing funds and, choosing not to offer excuses, ingested a large dose of strychnine in a barn. Physicians summon aid. recovery hope exists. Cramer had held a strong reputation before the incident.
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Cedar Rapids
Lopkinton
Trust Office
Mahr
Cramer
Maryville Floods Drive County Into Waterbound Status
A Maryville Mo special reports the county hit by its worst floods. The One Hundred and Two river, Nodoway, and The Place all overflow their banks, with the river about a mile wide causing extensive damage across eastern central and western areas.
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Kansas City
The
Star
Maryville
Nodoway
Notable Women Pioneers in Reform and Education
Mrs Josephine Shaw Lowell a pioneer in prison reform and household economics educator. Mrs Parks of Atlanta adds 600 names to appeal spring conferences to admit women to the M IS general conference. Mrs Sperry in the west active in prison reform. Pueblo Benevolent Union supervisor for 16 years. Mrs Gannett, young Essex County Golf champion. Miss Anna Longstreth Philadelphia school board member and life insurer agent advocating equal pay and opportunity for women.
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Josephine Shaw Lowell
Prof. Parks
Atlanta
M. IS
J. G. Sperry
West
Pueblo Benevolent Union
Life Assurance Company
Democratic Split Again Halts Senate Legislation
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes a renewed Democratic split over how to oppose the Republican majority, with Bailey leading one faction and Bland McKinlin steering the other. It laments the party’s lack of cohesive leadership since the war and predicts little effective opposition in the next five years.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Bailey
Texas
Bland
McMilkin
Democratic Party
Congress
Republican Party
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Fairness to the Farmer and tariff debate echoed
Senator Warren of Wyoming urged the tariff bill protect farmers and other producers including wool and lumber from middlemen. The piece argues the GOP must honor the St Louis pledge and keep duties high for agricultural and mining interests while cautioning about German sugar competition and potential revenue gains from a retroactive duty mechanism.
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Senator Warren
Wyoming
West
New York
Indiana
Kentucky
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dunloin
Oregon
St. Louis
Warren
California
Germany
Turkey
Buzzard
San Francisco Chronicle
Wilson on the Wool Clause and the Dingley bill
The piece argues that Mr Wilson overstates the cost and impact of the Dingley wool schedule. It notes his faulty figures and asserts that protecting wool growers entails some expense but yields inconsequential per capita costs compared with benefits to the wool industry.
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Mr. Wilson
Senate
Jones and Gorman
Wilson
Dingley
Wietor
Lfe
Wil Bow
Me. Wilson
Markheis
Aecme
Wines-Morald
Noted tariff debate hints at Dingley bill impact
The Trustrated American argues the Dingley tariff cannot prove its value until six months of trial. It predicts only limited lift for retailers while mills and factories rebound as confidence grows, with new cash not yet reaching consumers.
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Notario
Tno
Dingley
Republican Party
Mel
Inley
Senate
Political drift and tariff talk across cities
The articles discuss tariff politics and election impacts. Editorials note no new tariff law yet and mock attempts to frame municipal elections as tariff battles. They reference McKinley’s vacation, Chicago mayoral races, and the push for swift Senate action on tariff legislation.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Warrison
Altgeld
Buffalo News
Senate
Finance Committee
Toledo Blade
Yale
McKinley
Troy Times
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Mme. de Stael
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Committee On Ways and Neans
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