The Elder Sister Miriam in Bible Sermon Allegory
Dr. Talmage’s sermon extols the influence of a wise elder sister on brothers, using Miriam and Moses to praise sisterly fidelity. It urges loving, supportive sibling bonds, warns against teasing, and envisions heavenly reunion at the father and mother’s knee with a marriage supper of the Lamb.
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Talmage
Thermaitis
Pharaoh
Nile
Moomam
Miriam
Miran
Miram
Gmiore
Moces
Tosepimis
Annie
Tegerner
Hermon
Gimo
Te Bois
Jlage
Bethicher
SoReu
Moses
Mount Neboami
Ani
Aaron
Pharoah
Thermutis
Deothers
Heaven
Menam
Ethiopia
Moises
Rothschilds
Anselm Rothschild
Anselm
Solomon
Nathan
Charles
James
Imo
Bauer
Husam
Isa
Decorated Postal Cards and Berlin Craze
A picture in a recent Filegande Blatter shows a young woman displeased by a postal card her lover the celebrated painter sent. The piece notes a Berlin craze for decorated cards and tells how Americans increasingly request decorated cards with landscapes and famous views.
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Berlin
United States
England
Ameria
White Mountains
Notch
New York Times
Commerce of the Lake Region and the great basin
Carl Snyder argues in Review of Reviews that the Lake Region forms a vast continental treasury with wheat ore fuel and manufacturing heft. He notes high transshipment costs between the basin and Atlantic ports and predicts cheaper lake carriage could open routes from Chicago or Duluth to New York or Liverpool in the future.
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Buffalo
Pittsburg
Dena R
Arctic Ocean
Butisia
Lakes
Dakota
Liverpool
Argentine
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Chicago
Duluth
New York
Carl Snyder
Not His Hat
A visitor in Maine attends church with his wife relatives. The sermon drags long and he dozes through the service until the collection begins. When the hat reaches him his wife nudges him awake and he looks confused at the deacon saying the hat isn’t his, noting his own had a blue lining.
Prussia bans American fruit amid tension with U S
Washington dispatch reports the Prussian ministry forbidding all American fresh fruit imports with immediate effect citing sanitary grounds. Ambassador White lodges a protest as U S consuls note strong German favoritism for American apples and the State Department weighs possible retaliation under existing law.
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Washington
Berlin
Miguel
Bavaria
Saxony
Wurtemburg
United States
Andrew D. White
Foreign Office
California
State Department
White
Department
Agrarian Party
Br. White
Hamburg
Cologne
Winter Wheat Acreage and Crops in Indiana January Report
Indiana January crop report shows winter wheat acreage at 2,589,552 acres with about 70 percent condition for January. State corn yield around 125,499 bushels, oats 1 3 bushels per acre, and total crops include timothy hay 1,054,527 tons, clover hay 1,997,174 tons, potato 4,027,54 bushels, and tobacco 2,797,575 pounds across 92 counties.
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Indiana Bureau of Statistics
Zola Faces Libel Trial Over Dreyfus Letter
Emile Zola, renowned French realist, stood trial in the Seine Assize Court after he accused high officials of perjury in a December letter to L Aurore regarding the Dreyfus affair. The government announced prosecution to purge officials of the charges.
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Paris
Emile Zola
Assize Court
Seine
M. Zola
L’ Aurore
Dreyfus
Chamber of Deputies
Army of Unemployed Seeks Civil Service Exams in Boston
A Boston special reports a small army of unemployed men gathered in front of the State House to register for mechanical department civil service exams. Painters masons iron workers plumbers and tin smiths formed the sought trades. About 500 names were admitted while over 1 000 were turned away after waiting overnight.
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Boston
State House
British Acceptance of Chinese Customs Appointment
The Times Shanghai correspondent reports Sir Robert Hart's instruction led to Robert Bredon being named deputy inspector general of customs with full authority retained by the chief. The Times calls the move satisfactory and says it reduces risk from foreign rivalry. Gerald Balfour dismisses rumors of government concession on Chinese negotiations.
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London
Shanghai
the Times
Robert Hart
Imperial Maritime Customs
Tsung Li Yamen
Robert Bredon
Bredon
Gerald Balfour
Central
Leeds
Lord Lieutenant
Ireland
Moonshiners Targeted in Arkansas Raid Sweep
Seven men were captured and five illicit distilleries destroyed in a Little Rock led operation near Gin in Cleburne County forty miles northwest of Searcy. About 1,509 gallons of whisky seized. prisoners sent to the state penitentiary. Local fears of uprisings prompt appeals to authorities for protection.
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Little Rock
Ark
Cleburne County
United States
Internal Revenue
H. L. Remmel
John H. Hicks
Searcy
Hiram
Rommel
Arkansas
J.T. Burris
Mr. Burris
Gin
State Penitentiary
Quinlan Resigns as Chem National Bank Cashier Over Loans
William J. Quinlan Jr former cashier and director at the Chemical National Bank resigns after admitting unauthorized loans totaling about 623 000 to three individuals. He says loans were made without president approval and concealment methods were used though he denies personal profit.
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Benkine
William J. Quinlan, Jr
Chemical National Bank
Gibraltar
Quinlan
Francis Grabie
John
Bat
Wall Street
Cornerstone laid for Cleveland Chamber of Commerce building
The cornerstone of the new Chamber of Commerce building in Cleveland was laid with the project budget set at 250000 dollars. The venture marks a major civic development for the city with plans for a modern civic hub.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Senate Debates Hawaiian Annexation and Gold Standard Policy
Senator Teller presses Hawaiian annexation in executive session while Morgan proposes an annexation clause within the White resolution. House actions include military academy funding totaling 453540 and a certificate of deposit refunding limit, amid broad debate on prosperity, currency, and foreign investments. Senator Pettigrew argues on Hawaiian annexation detailing sugar production capacity and import figures as the Senate adjourns at 5 pm.
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Senate
Teller
Mr. Morgan
White
Hawaii
United States
Morgan
Hawaiian Islands
Admiral Worden
Hampton Roads
Monitor
Merrimac
House
Military Academy
Samuel Smith
Rep
Mich
Clark
Iowa
Green
Nebr
Wheeling
W. Va
McKinley
Perkins
Olmstead
Penn
Teler
Mr. Land
Dem
Mr. Olmstead
Mr. Bland
Mr. Landis
Ind
Mexico
Landis
China
Ogden
Mr. Miers
de Armond
Low
Aldrich-Plowman
Alabama
Dr. Plowman
Aldrich
Messrs. Taylor
Ohio
Mann
Illinois
Messrs. Fox
Mississippi
Settle
Kentucky
Senator
War in Nicaragua Dominates Cable News From Costa Rica
Reports from San Jose indicate a revolution is under way in Nicaragua not Costa Rica. U S Minister Merry remains at his post in Costa Rica amid Nicaragua’s rejection. The navy stays ready with a gunboat on each coast and ships moving toward Nicaragua. Atlantic City fire causes $65,000 loss.
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State Department
San Jose
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
United States
Merry
Canal Commission
Newport
Port Simon
Marietta
Liberdad
Salvador
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Strategic Sirtam
Germany
Britain
Aweus Arkansas
Cashiier Quinlan
Hank
OTH Congress
Atlantic City
N. J
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