Isaiah Prophet of Judah Vision Call and Timeline
Overview of the Prophet Isaiah name meaning Salvation of Jehovah and his life. He operated in Judah during Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz and Hezekiah's reigns circa 760–698 BC. Contemporary with Amos, Hosea, Jonah, Micah. tradition says he was sawn by Manasseh. The sixth chapter describes his call with themes of vision, conviction, cleansing, commission and promise.
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Isaiah
Amoz
Judah
Jonah
Amos
Hosea
Israel
Micah
Manasseh
Hezekiah
Jehovah
Urgelah
Vision and Holiness Guide True Christian Service
Sermonetee argues the only safe vision is God given and warns against seeking supernatural sensations. It cites Isaiah as a model who confronted sin and holiness, urging believers to seek cleanse and commissioning before serving. The piece emphasizes personal spiritual experience and steadfast preaching over popularity.
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Isaiah
God
Judah
The Call of Isaiah and the Moral Crossroads of His Day
The story outlines Isaiah’s consecration to God amid Judah’s temptations and worldly pressures. It notes the era’s broad mindedness and lax ethics, contrasting Isaiah’s steadfast devotion to divine law with social conformity and political alliances.
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Isaiah
Kingdom of
Judah
God
The Prophet Isaiah Confronts King Ahaz Over Immanuel
Isaiah pleads with Ahaz to trust God amid Assyrian danger. He proclaims a divine sign Immanuel and warns that Judah’s enemies Syr ian Ephraim and Remaliah’s allies plot against the king. Ahaz rejects a sign while plans to seek Assyria’s help continue.
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Immanuel
Ahaz Isaiah
Rezin
Syria
Remallah
Ephraim
Remalaih
Judah
Tabeal
Damascus
Ephriam
Samaria
Ramalaih
Ahaz
Assyria
Isaiah
Sankey Dies After Sharing Moody Gospel Worldwide
Ira D. Sankey, 68, evangelist and famed hymn writer, died in Brooklyn after a life spent touring with Dwight L. Moody. He wrote popular hymns like The Ninety and Nine and When the Mists Have Rolled Away and influenced Christian worship worldwide. He left a large estate and continued hymn work during blindness in later years. Sankey first joined Moody after a Y M C A convention in Indianapolis and later toured Britain and the United States with the evangelist.
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New York
Ira D. Sankey
Brooklyn
Mr. Sankey
Europe
Dwight L. Moody
Sankey
China
Egypt
India
Japan
Moody
Indianapolis
Mr. Moody
Great Britain
United States
Pittsburg Man Defrauded In High Stakes Faros Scheme
Neville R. Moxley, formerly of Pittsburg, testifies in New York that he traveled to work a system with Martin Phillips and lost $600 in a luxury West Side fare game. Phillips is held in $1,500 for trial after arraignment on larceny charges.
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New York
Upper West Side
Martin Phillips
Phillips
West Side
Trail
Neville R. Moxley
Pittsburg
Moxley
Worth the Trouble It Took
Old Hiram known as easygoing drops coins into a floor hole then contemplates the cost of retrieving them. After musing aloud he adds more money, deciding the flow is worth the effort to dig for a dollar. His wife frets as he plots a risky hatchet-assisted retrieval.
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Hiram
Bride, groom shoot and kill themselves in Noble hotel
Louis A. Ryan, 85, of Bridgeport NL, shot his bride Minta Schaeffer in Noble Illinois then wounded himself. The bride was wounded twice in the left arm and once in the breast but expected to recover. Ryan in critical condition with a probable self-inflicted head wound. The couple previously lived in Delphos Ohio. No motive is known.
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Clay City
Louis A. Ryan
Bridgeport
Ryan
Noble, Ill
Here
Delphos
Minta Schaeffer
Noble
Benefit game honors Cy Young draws huge New England crowd
Nearly 20 000 people from across New England attended a benefit game for Cy Young at the Boston American League grounds. Three silver cups a traveling bag and two floral pieces were given to Young. The event featured Boston vs a star players all star team, with the all stars winning 3 to 2.
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Boston
New England States
Denton Tecumseh
Cy) Young
Paoli
Young
Famous Tunnel Builder Higbee Dies in Colorado Accident
Charles E Higbee aged 52 of Denver was killed when a derrick broke at Shoshone camp of the Central Colorado Power company near Glenwood Springs. Higbee, famed tunnel builder, had constructed 49 major tunnels and reportedly set a speed record in the Simpson tunnel project in Italy.
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Denver
Col
Charles E Higbee
Shoshone
Central Colorado Power Company
Glenwood Springs
Higbee
Simpson
Italy
Three Killed in Western Ohio Traction Collision
Three people died and about 25 were seriously injured in a two car collision on the Western Ohio Traction line nine miles north of Piqua Ohio Monday night. The dead include William Bailey Piqua inspector with fatal injuries and skull crushed William C Quillen Lockington Ohio also crushed skull and James Kohl Detroit Michigan with skull crushed.
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Piqua
Ohio
William Bailey
William C. Quillen
Lockington
James Kohl
Detroit
Mich
Missing Cashier Short $15 000 In Guthrie
Guthrie Oklahoma State Bank Examiner W E Gordon finds a shortage of about $15 000 in the accounts of Thomas M Reynolds the missing cashier of the Bank of Afton Oklahoma The state banking board offers a $500 reward for the arrest and conviction of Reynolds.
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Guthrie
Okla
W. E. Gordon
Thomas M. Reynolds
Bank of Afton
State Banking Board
Reynolds
Boston Millionaire Killed in Auto Crash
Boston millionaire J Montgomery Sears, 33, Harvard graduate and prominent taxpayer, died after an automobile accident near Apponaug and Norwood en route to Rhode Island Hospital. He was known for outdoor sports and automobiling. most of his property lies in Boston’s business district.
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Boston
Providence
R. I
J. Montgomery Sears
Appenoug
Norwood
Rhode Island
Sears
Harvard University
A Consistent Cutter
Mrs Gunson questions the hairdresser after a shaggy trim. Mr Gunson replies the cut was by a Jocksmith not a barber. Mrs Gunson retorts that she thought a hackman might have done the job. Bohemian.
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Mrs. Gunson
Mr. Gunson
Hackman
Fire Devastates Castineira Village in Madrid Province
A Friday fire in Castineira, Orense province, destroyed 32 houses in Spanish village Madrid area. Many residents suffered burns with local authorities investigating the cause.
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Madrid
Castineira
Orense
Turkey to Elevate Legation to Embassy in Washington
Constantinople reports the government plans raising the Turkish legation in Washington to an embassy with Hussein Kiazim Bey named as the first ambassador. He currently serves as Turkish minister at Bucharest.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Washington
Hussein Kiazim Bey
Bucharest
Duffy Charged With Murder of Infant in Saginaw
A warrant was issued charging Joseph Duffy with the murder of the four weeks old infant son of Miss Myrtle Lennon whose body was found drowned in the river last week in Saginaw Michigan.
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Saginaw
Mich
Joseph Duffy
Myrtle Lennon
Dutch Royal Birth Anticipated at Het Loo Castle
Queen Wilhelmina remains at Het Loo near Apeldoorn as a royal birth is anticipated, signaling a notable event for the Dutch royal family this period.
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Apeldoorn
Wilhelmina
Het Loo
Thear Brown Recovers Reason Discharge From Doctor
The Detroit Free Press notes Thear Brown has regained his reason and is discharged by his physician, marking a notable personal recovery in a public notice.
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Thear Brown
Detroit Free Press
Steamer Wahcondah Aground Near Farrans Point
The Wahcondah is aground near Farrans Point with 80,000 bushels of export grain from Fort William to Montreal. The vessel sits in a dangerous location and requires cautious assessment.
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Wahcondah
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Fort William
Montreal
Farrans Point
Train Crash Narrows In Detroit Street Car Fatalities
Six men were severely injured but probably not fatally when a Grand Trunk passenger train from Port Huron struck and wrecked a Harper Avenue street car on a Wednesday afternoon in Detroit Michigan.
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Detroit
Mich
Grand Trunk
Port Huron
Harper Avenue
Ainsworth Spofford Dies at 84 in New Hampshire
Ainsworth R. Spofford, longtime librarian of the Congressional Library in Washington from 1864 to 1894 and later chief assistant librarian, died at Shepard Hill Holderness on Tuesday at age 84.
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Ainsworth R. Spofford
Plymouth
N. H
Congressional Library
Washington
Shepard Hill
Holderness
Allison at Rest Death of Senator Allison in Dubuque
Senator William B. Allison lay in state in Dubuque with simple ceremonies on the 8th. The funeral at the home featured Rev. J. T. Bergen, no music, and a private interment at Linwood cemetery overlooking the Mississippi. Citywide mourning included closed businesses and halved trollies, with Loyal Legion emblem and flag tributes. Distinguished visitors included Gov. Cummins and other state officers from Des Moines amid a large attendance.
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Linwood Cemetery
Bergen
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Allison
Loyal Legion
Dubuquets
Fairbanks
Cannon
Des Moines
Cummins
Mob Hoots Law in Clear Lake Over Band Controversy
In Clear Lake a mob of about 3800 confronted city officials after a local band performance. Patrick Cady manager G A Kenedy and secretary John Bettis were to appear before Mayor Hollister as hearing set for Thursday. The mob cut electric to a joint church union meeting, raising tensions between churchgoers and mob followers.
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Clear Lake
Po- Neemen
Patrick Cady
G. A. Kenedy
John Bettis
Hollister
Congregational
Cliggitt
Rule of
Eldora Women Cast First Tax Vote After Court Ruling
Twenty three Eldora women voted for a 5 percent interurban tax showing a historic exit poll style victory. The Iowa Supreme Court decision allows women to vote on taxation questions under the current statute, marking a milestone for female suffrage in local elections.
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Iowa
Supreme Court of
Atlantic Lad Missing In Street Search
Atlantic-Fred Dapper, a 14 year old with brown eyes and hair, disappeared on the 4th. His straw hat, blue shirt and corduroy trousers were noted. he wore no coat. His parents conduct a vigorous local search for him.
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Atlantic
Fred Dapper
Oats Yield At Sixteen-Acre Field Hits Sixty Bushels
E. A. Mallory threshes oats on a sixteen acre field producing sixty bushels per acre by machine measure. The crop also overran in weight by one fifth to two and a half pounds per bushel, signaling a strong yield from Hampton area.
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Hampton
E. A. Mallory
May Cause Death Marshalltown Boys Injured In Runaway
In Marshalltown, Harry Mackaman 17 and Raymond Mackaman 12 were thrown from a wagon when their team frightened by an automobile driven by Cecil Rogers of Laurel. Harry may die from abdominal injuries and peritonitis after a hoof imprint near his bowels. Raymond sustained a head wound and a deep cut between the eyes. Police traced the car after the boys noted its number. Rogers says the horses bolted after the seat toppled. he did not stop but later secured the team.
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Marshalltown
Harry
Raymond Mackaman
L. L. Mackaman
Cecil Rogers
Laurel
Harry Mackaman
Peritontis
Raymond
Rogers
Engine Explodes Killing Two Farm Workers Near Crawfordsville
An Indiana threshing machine engine on the Wells Twinan farm exploded while awaiting a repairman. Harold Twinen aged 25 and Sam Truax aged 18 were hurled 100 feet into a straw stack and scalded to death. The owner may be held responsible. The repairer had not yet arrived when the accident occurred.
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Crawfordsville
Wells- Twinan
Harold Twinen
Sam Truax
Washington
Will of Senator Allison Leaves Heirs Specified Bequests
The Dubuque will outlines estimations of the estate at 75 000 to 100 000 with annuities and cash bequests to Mrs Brayton widow Cornelius Allison Margaret Allison and Linwood Cemetery Association. After Brayton and Cornelius Allison death three fifths go to dead brother Matthew’s children and two fifths to James’s children. Judge Lacey named administrator. Will dated April 2 1906.
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Dubuque
Allison
Brayton
Cornelius Allison
James
Finley Hospital
Carnegie-Stout
Matthew
Margaret Allison
Linwood Cemetery Association
Judge Lacey
Autoists Must Stop for Horse Drivers Rights
Des Moines superintendent Hamery will compel autoists to stop when a rider or driver of a shy horse raises a hand. Police will be briefed on the state law to educate horse users and enforce the provision anywhere in the state. Councilman MacVicar influenced the measure.
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Des Moines
Hamery
MacVicar
Fall from haystack claims life of local farmer
Corning reports the death of C. W. Richards a respected Taylor County farmer after a hayfork accident toppled him from a haystack. The 12 foot fall caused a brain concussion. Richards a Ohio native arrived in 1852 and had lived on the current farm twenty four years leaving a wife and four children.
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Taylor County
Corning
C. W. Richards
Here
Truth and Quality laxative advertisement claims
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a beneficial laxative for general use. It emphasizes gentle cleansing and lack of debilitating after effects, noting physician approval and urging purchase only from the California Fig Syrup Co. and local druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Lasting Kidney Relief
Mrs. James M. Long of Staunton Virginia reports dramatic relief from backache and urinary troubles after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She first cited cure on January 31, 1903 and, four and a half years later on June 20, 1907, she affirmed no kidney trouble since. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Doan
James M. Long
N. Augusta St
Staunton
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
The Spider and the Fly War in City Homes
The Philadelphia Press notes a long struggle where houseflies ally with housewives against spiders. Spiders’ webs are often destroyed but their prey, flies, multiply. spiders are unsightly yet harmless and perform a service by feeding on flies, foes of mankind.
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Philadelphia Press
New kerosene lamp offers gaslike light without danger
The Pearl Light Co of Baraboo Wisconsin announces a mantle lamp that produces a white light of 100 candle power resembling gas or gasoline light. It claims safety advantages for home use and offers a free 30 day trial, testimonials, and a booklet on styles. Local agents are wanted.
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Pearl Light Co
Baraboo
Wis
Noted Maxim Opens the Ledger of Daily Life
This fragment cites quotes and advertising lines urging readers to smoke Lewis' Single Binder cigars. It mentions Peoria Illinois as the factory contact and contrasts moral sayings with a cigar pitch aimed at dealers and customers.
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Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
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