Bible Geology and Dr Talmage's Creation Sermon
The sermon argues that geology and scripture agree on creation with a divine timeline and raised mountains. It cites seashells atop high peaks, the Sodom and Gomorrah region’s salt lake, and sulphur layers as alignments between Bible events and natural evidence. It urges humility before God's vast plan beyond human comprehension.
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Sodom
Gomorrah
Lot
Seedom
Lee
Amr Seermar
Unclear sermon on time patience and divine order
The speaker contrasts human attempts to measure time with divine sovereignty. He cites rapid natural cycles, insect lifespans, and scripture to urge patience with God’s long view. The sermon ends with singing How Firm a Foundation as the hymn for reflection.
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Uzzah
JT O
Goa
Lattimer Bicent Strike Tensions Shaped by Laws and Mines
A fragment from a historic report discusses how the Lattimer incident and mine labor unrest test the law and press unions. It argues that demonstrating the power of legal order can influence striking miners and coal corporations alike.
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Lattimer
Hervant Stramiers
Didiaer
Sienaber
Tattered Taber And Milk Bath Gossip Drama
A fragmentary note from Tattered Taber cites a New York actress rumored to bathe in milk daily while Dusty Dudley quips about the odd ritual. The piece references an imperial court scene and a jester's shade tipped humor in a satirical tone.
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Puck
Congress Debates Civil Service Policy and Pelagic Sealing
The House tackled the general appropriation bills with a key cut reducing Pension Office staff by 95 and $115,000 in salaries. Senate debates centered on pelagic sealing with US Britain Russia and Japan, while a House relief bill for Yukon region residents advanced and the Stormer bill funds subsistence stores under War Department control.
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House
Johnson
Indiana
Dingley
Committee On
Ways and Means
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Davis
United States
Great
Britain
Russia
Japan
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Srubytet Islands
Rtalin Wise
Yukon River
Secretary of War
Myre Welcott
Tr. Wackett
Stewart
Nevada
McWinkey
Gage
Seecretary
Fragmented War Telegrams and Rising Agitation
Fragmentary notes describe angry Spanish generals and Franco allied signals, with rumors of a manifesto and mass petitions. The report mentions a semi official correspondence hinting at agitation and a potential course of preparation amid wartime tensions.
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Caboirid
Telei Fetog Aphenys
Ixdictiona
Aspetin
World of Matter
Sastighie
Ein Dbe
Buck et Shop Evil Supreme Court Bolsters Embezzlement Ruling
The Supreme Court upholds a Montgomery county judgment against Aravella Lin over funds moved from her account to her husband via a local bucket shop. The decision targets Peare as operator, condemning bucket shop dealings as against public policy and akin to gambling losses. The court calls such schemes unsafe and notes embezzlements tied to public bank officers as historical harms.
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Supreme Court
Montgomery County Court
Aravella Lin
First National Bank of
Crawfordsville
Peare
Charadter
Pearce
Ilegal Whey
McKenna Nominated to Supreme Court by President
The President sent to the Senate a nomination for Justice of the Supreme Court Joseph McKenna of California. McKenna currently serves as Attorney General and will resign.
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Senate
The
Supreme Court
Joseph McKenna
California
McKenna
United States
Secretary Gage Presents Annual Estimates for 1899 Federal Spending
Secretary Gage has transmitted to Congress the annual appropriations estimates for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1899. The total requested is 462,647,885 dollars, about 32 million more than 1898 and 41 million above 1897, with major items across Legislative to Public Works and Miscellaneous.
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Gage
Congress
Wallace Talks War Warns Against Annexing Islands
The article recounts Gen. Lew Wallace at the Indiana State House in Tippecanoe County urging no annexation of Hawaii islands. He predicts a future war with Japan, cites naval strength fears, and scolds Rep. Sam Uorn of California for claims on powder supplies.
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Indiana National Cgrard
State House
Tuchinapoli
Gore
Lew Wallace
Mount
Wallace
United States
Japan
Hawaii
Hawaiiian Islands
Flery
Cole
Wien
General Wallace
Congressman Sliburn
California
Chicago
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Allegheny Mountains
Congress
House
Klondike King Ladue Weds Miss Mason in Quiet Plattsburg
Joseph Ladue, Klondike pioneer, married Wednesday evening to Miss Kittie Mason of Schuyler Falls. The ceremony was private with immediate family. The couple will honeymoon in New York at the Waldorf Astoria then return to Plattsburg for the winter.
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Klondike
Plattsburg
N. Y
Joseph Ladue
Kittie Mason
Schuyler Falls
Ladue
New York
Genesis of a Song: The Sweet By and By Origin
In Richmond Wisconsin physician Samuel Fillmore Bennett recalls composing The Sweet By and By with J P Webster and others during the Civil War era. He describes the flash of inspiration, rapid drafting, and final performance by four men, with Crosby declaring the hymn immortal.
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Louisville
Richmond
Illinois
George F. Root
Stephen J. Poster
Samuel Fillmore Bennett
Ann Arbor
Mich
Elkhorn
Wis
Independent
J. P. Webster
Lieuteant Mennet
Portieth Wisconsin Volunteers
Webster
Mr. Webster
Blue Devils
Peatte
Freuds
N. EH. Carswell
S. E. Fright
R. R&r. Crosby
Crosby
Carswell
S. E. Bright
Fort Atkinson
Washington Star Romance Sparks Breakup Revealed
A Washington Star exchange shows a man ending an engagement by revealing his salary. A young man explains the breakup was not brutal but deliberate, leaving the fiancée informed of his earnings.
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Washington Star
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