Samson's Philistine Bride Excerpted Scripture Authority
A brief scripture note cites Judges chapters 14 and 15 regarding Samson's Philistine bride. The reference emphasizes the narrative context within the biblical account.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
1
Sermonette on Parental Duty to the Unborn Child
This sermon emphasizes God' s claim on every life and the need for faithful parental training before birth. It cites Samson as an example of divine revelation guiding a child and argues that a godly home shapes character, blessing the pursued path of righteousness in Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Samson
Jesus Christ
Israel
Samson’s Rise and Faint Hope of Deliverance
A historical reflection on Samson’s upbringing under Manoah and his mother’s faith, the Nazarite vow, and the drive to lead a conquering army. It contrasts his patriotic ambitions with a people’s waning spiritual zeal and acceptance of Philistine rule despite his feats.
The Larger View on Old Schooners at Sea
Mr. Huggins remarks from the Connecticut coast that some schooners are 150 years old and still staunch vessels. He urges not to gainsay sea-folk and notes salt air fosters hyperbole and arithmetic exaggeration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Huggins
Samson Delivers Burdened Ass and Forges Philistine Conflict
The narrative follows Samson alone after doubt and discouragement, then altering course by lifting an overburdened ass and freeing its ties. He seeks a Philistine wife, provoking his people and setting stage for the larger clash against the Philistines and a turning point for Israel.
Cormorants Taught to Catch Fish for Royal Sport
The piece notes cormorants observed in coastal rocks and channels once bred in England for royal amusement. It traces the sport to Louis XIII era France, learned from a Dutch trainer, with early knowledge from Chinese and Japanese peoples influencing European practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Louis XIII
Neptune Father of Mankind Adored in Verse
A Broad way Magazine quip likens Neptune to the father of mankind amid a whimsical note on growth and the sea. The fragment reflects playful rhetoric about nature and human origins in a literary voice.
The Commonest of All Delusions Teases Mind and Style
A fragment from a period piece notes that every man clings to a delusion, with a witty aside on personal styles and fashionable wear. The condensed line hints at self deception tied to appearances and belief.
Mississippi fairs fuel growth in agriculture and roads debate
The article argues state fairs spur agriculture and livestock interest, highlighting premiums and county exhibits from Madison Holmes Hinds Copiah and others. It notes Missouri road funding plans, Clarksdale freight cars, and Alcorn County road work, with remarks on weevil risks and broader Mississippi rural progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Warren County
Copiah County
Madison
Holmes
Hinds
Copiah
Fair Association
Coahoma
Clarisdale
Friars Point
Mississippi River
Clarksdale
Fifteen Homicide Cases Handled at Indianola Court
At the just adjourned term in Indianola there were fifteen homicide cases on the docket. One was continued and thirteen were convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary for terms from life to one year. There was but one acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Fire destroys farm stock at Tippah estate in New Albany
A blaze swept the Tippah farm of Paul Rainey near New Albany burning a barn and killing 13 cows, 13 mules, 9 mares and 1 colt. The Cleveland millionaire and turfman owned the property and suffered a heavy livestock loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippah
Paul Rainey
Cleveland
New Albany
Rice culture demo eyed for Mississippi Delta by government
At Congressman Humphreys request the Department of Plant Industry in Washington agrees to a practical rice culture demonstration in the delta. If Mississippi provides ground labor and essentials the government will supply expert instructions and conduct thorough testing of rice culture feasibility in the delta region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
Department of Plant Industry
Washington
Mississippi
Delta
Department of Agriculture
Out of Jail Tries Death by Own Action
A Philadelphia merchant, free on bail, is believed to have attempted suicide. Authorities report the dramatic act occurred while the defendant remained under release conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Blackmail suspect Gimbel wounded in Hoboken attack
Benedict Gimbel a Philadelphia merchant arrested in New York on blackmail and bribery charges was found with throat wounds and wrist gashes in a Hoboken hotel room. He, hospitalized in critical but stabilizing condition, faces a Friday hearing as attorney Daniel O Reilly says the defense will claim blackmail involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O'Reilly Han
New York
Benedict Gimbel
Philadelphia
Sir Clare
St. Mary's Hospital
Hoboken
Gimbel
Palace Hotel
Bent Me
Wilson Heldge
Toronto
Gimbet
Daniel O'Reilly
Gimbels
Oklahoma constitution adopted after five months of debate
Guthrie Oklahoma capitol. The constitutional convention approved the proposed state framework with 27 of 86 delegates dissenting from voting. At 2 30 Friday afternoon the convention adopted the constitution and at 3 46 President Murray signed the parchment with an alfalfa pen. A pen from W J Bryan marked the district number and other details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Murrays
Murray
W. J. Bryan
Charleston Suffered Minor Earthquake Shock in 3:25 A.M.
A light earthquake was felt in Charleston and Summerville at 3 25 Friday morning. Residents reported a rumble followed by three brief tremors lasting about eight seconds. Shocks appeared to travel from southeast to port west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Summerville
Suicide of Miss Mary E Tomlinson in Concord Hotel
Miss Mary E Tomlinson formerly second reader at the Concord Christian Science church killed herself by jumping from a hotel window. She was sister to Irving C Tomlinson a reader in the Hoston Christian Science church and a defendant in the suit for Mrs Mary Baker Eddy property accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Mary E Tomlinson
Christian Science Church
Concord
N. H
Irving C. Tomlinson
Hoston Christian Science Church
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Allen Held as Suspect in Dover Man Horace Marvin Jr
Gloversville police hold Alexander HL Allen a traveling vendor of cas mantels as the suspected alchuetor of Horace Marvin Jr aged year old son of Dr. Horace Marvin of Dover Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloversville
N. Y
Alexander HL Allen
Horace Marvin, Jr
Horace Marvin
Dover
Del
Favors Closer Church Relations in Southern Presbyterians
The Atlanta presbytery of the Southern Presbyterian church votes for closer relations among five American church branches while in Conyers Georgia. Dayton War Secretary W H Taft accepts invitation to officiate at the Dayton Y M C A corner stone laying for a new building in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Southern Presbyterian Church
Conyers, Ga
America
Dayton, C
W. H. Taft
San Juan
Dayton Young Men's Christian Association
Dominican Congress likely to vote on US Santo Domingo treaty
Washington reports the Dominican congress will probably vote next week on the pending treaty between the United States and Santo Domingo, as notified by the state department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Dominican Congress
United States
Santo Domingo
Tremor Felt Near Oran Algeria Last Night
A telegram from Mostaganem reports a severe earthquake shock in the Oran region at 9:40 p m last night with no casualties or damage mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oran
Algeria
Mostaganem
To Be Buried In America
WashingtonThe body of George W Roosevelt a cousin of the president who died recently while serving as consul at Brussels will be brought to the United States and interred at Arlington National Cemetery. Mexico City Gov Escanton said he received telegrams from across the federal district reporting the quake felt Friday at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcorn County
Columa
Promis
Alcorn
Goad Roads Association
America
Washington
George W. Roosevelt
Brussels
Arlington National Cemetery
Mexico City
Escanton
Federal District
Developing the South Rail Links Expand Across Several States
The article notes railroad growth in Mississippi and nearby regions with plans for the Frico's Colorado Southern New Orleans and Pacific line linking New Orleans to Texas and the north Pacific coast. Mexico aims to extend from Mexico City to Tuxpam and Matamoras with a Rio Grande bridge to Brownsville. Extensions from Laurel, Mississippi to New Orleans and a Joppa to Jackson link, plus a new St Louis Chicago to New Orleans route. Gould rams shorten St Louis to New Orleans distance via a water grade line in Louisiana and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Logie
Mississippi
Texas
Mexico
Frico
Colorade Southern
New Orleans
Pacific
Autucmn
North Pacific Coast
Gulf Coast
Galveston
Financiers
Mexico City
Tuxpam
Matamoras
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Mobile
Jackson
Kansas City
Laurel
Miss
Chicago
Illinois
Joppa
Ohio River
Triple wreck on Southern near Birmingham claims two lives
A severe collision on the Southern railway near Birmingham, Alabama results in two deaths and several injuries. A freight dead engine obstructing No 37 crashes into the passenger train, demolishing cars. wreckers and derailed cars pile across the east-bound track. two men are trapped beneath engines as debris scatters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Southern Railway
Toek
No 37
Paaenger
Heflin
Ala
Arvam
Watterson Predicts Hughes Next President
Col Henry Watterson of the Louisville Courier Journal arrived in New York aboard the Amerika and prophesied that Gov. Hughes of New York will be the next president. He said the Democratic alternative is Bryan and doubted Roosevelt seeks a third term, calling for a possible two term limit to avoid a Mexicanized presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Amerika
Watterson
Gov. Hughes
United States
Bryan
Watteresn
Rowevelt
Cas
Riot at Free Will Baptist Church in Portsmouth
A faction opposed to Pastor Rev. Freeman Kase attempted to preside with another minister and caused a riot. Men fought, women fainted, and parishioners rushed into the streets as police stood aside. The new minister and elders restored order and the church drifted toward independent operation by Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Freeman Kase
Free Will Baptist Church
Onler
Chase
Explosion destroys La Sultana plant in Chihuahua
In Chihuahua a lighted cigarette caused a blast that destroyed the La Sultana fireworks factory, inflicting $300,000 in losses and killing two workers. The quakelike shock shook city buildings and frightened residents as they prayed for safety amid smoke and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Mexico
la Sultana
Liberal Leader Objects to Government Church Property Purchase
Havana reports Jose Miguel Gomez the Liberal leader condemns the government plan to buy church properties for 2000 dollars. He argues church titles are questionable and the price far exceeds value. Buildings are in poor condition and he urges deferring the purchase to Cuba's future government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Jose Miguel Gomez
Cubs
Fourth Metis family poisoned by oatmeal porridge in Chicago
Police report a fourth poisoning attempt at 2849 North Harling Avenue as members of the Metis family fall ill after eating oatmeal porridge. Joseph Mette and brothers Charles and Rotolph aged 24, 16, and 14 are hospitalized with symptoms identical to those that killed the father and mother. The Swedish Home of Mercy takes in the two younger boys. Joseph recovers enough to attend his father's funeral. Police and Dr. Yeakel investigate, noting the cat also sickened after consuming porridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Harling Avenue
Poleon
Thome
Joseph Mette
Charles
Rotolph
Charlies
Mercy
Joseph
Schubert and
Blanchard
Irving Park
Ded
W. K. Yeakel
Thaw Juror Report Claims Police Contact During Trial
The district attorney is investigating claims that a policeman approached juror Henry Frearley before the Thaw trial ended. Frearley spoke with District Attorney Jerome and other jurors may be summoned to recount any knowledge of the report. A policeman reportedly spoke with a juror during a jury walk between the criminal court building and the Broadway Central hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Henry (. Frearley
Jerome
Thaw
Criminal Coerie
Broadway Central Hotel
Death by own action at Kupper hotel in Kansas City
S P Horwitz of Cincinnati aged 2 years committed suicide at the Kupper hotel in Kansas City by drinking carbolic acid leaving a note for Walter Jacobs. Jacobs recalled Horwitz's Cincinnati family and his father-in-law Mannie Banner, a noted iron merchant. Jacobs had known Horwitz since 1907 when he was a traveling salesman for a liquor company. The location of Horwitz's death remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
S P. Horwtts
Cincinnati
Kupper
Walter Jacobs
Jacobs
Horwitz
Mannie Banner
Jacobve
Davis Monument statue carried by thousands of children in Richmond
In Richmond Virginia the bronze statue of Jefferson Davis for the Davis Monument was drawn through city streets to the site for an unveiling on June 3. Nearly three thousand children pulled the statue using a double rope three blocks long, led by Lee and Pickett camps of the Confederate Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
Lee
Pickett Campe
The
Confederate Veterans
Joseph Smith says Book of Mormon manuscript secure in Independence vault
President Joseph Smith announces at Latter Day Saints conference that the entire original manuscript of the Book of Mormon is kept in a safety deposit vault in Independence Missouri. He refutes claims that Salt Lake City church possesses the manuscript.
Earthquake Shocks Hit Manila Morning Report
Two severe earthquake shocks were felt in Manila this morning with no damage reported. Local authorities assessed the tremors and urged calm as residents described the ground movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Severe Wind and Hail Hit Jacksonville Florida
A severe wind and hail storm struck Jacksonville causing major damage. The schooner Annie B capsized and Captain Sloan drowned. Numerous small rafts on the river were beached or swamped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Annie B
Capt
Sloan
Appointed German Minister to Central America
Berlin reports Count Von Sehwerin the free councillor at the German embassy in Vienna has been named German minister to the republic of Central America. His appointment signals ongoing German diplomatic expansion in the region and confirms Vienna as a posting for this envoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Count von Sehwerin
Vienna
New York Society Couple Weds at Rockefeller Home
New York social circles witnessed the marriage of Miss Ethel Geraldine Rockefeller daughter of Mr and Mrs William Rockefeller to Marcellus Hartler Diedee. The ceremony took place at the bride’s parents Fifth Avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ethel Geraldine Rockefeller
Wiliam Rockefeller
Marcellus Hartler Diedee
Fifth Avenua
Land Fraud Case Goes to Jury in Omaha
Thomas M. Huntington Fred Hoyt and Amy B. Todd face a jury in Omaha charged with conspiracy to defraud the government through illicit land entries. The trial centers on alleged schemes to register land claims improperly and obtain government benefits unlawfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Ned
Thomas M. Huntington
Fred Hoyt
Amy B. Todd
Royals Arrive in Naples Aboard Victoria and Albert
The royal yacht Victoria and Albert arrives in Naples with King and Queen of England aboard. Their majesties travel incognito and are greeted by the Duke and Duchess of Aosta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Victoria and Albert
England
Aosta
Westminster Church Extends Call to Nebraska Minister
Middletown N Y Westminster Presbyterian church unanimously extended a call to the Rev E V De Wright president of Hastings College Hastings Neb It is expected that Dr Wright will accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Middletown
N. Y
Westminster Presbyterian Church
E V. de Wright
Hasting College
Hastings
Neb
Wright
Illinois Mayors Shift as Prohibition Affects Votes
Reporting from Illinois municipal elections shows pro license forces winning in many towns while anti license candidates gain in others. Rockford했습니다 five mayoral contenders with labor union candidate victorious. Peoria Thomas O Connor won mayor with 5995 to 3495 to 2472. Bloomington elected a Democrat by 800 plurality. Joliet and Elgin also lean Democratic. Rockford elected Mark Jardine. Jacksonville re elected John R Davis by 19 votes. Alton re elected Edmon Beall Stork mayor amid a volatile election across 153 towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Rockford
Bloomington
Pemier
Jacksonville
Peoria
Joliet
Irwin EK. Price
Elgina City Hall
Citizens
Thomasa O'Connor
Dem
Sheen
Pro
Oaken Frep
Republicans Elected Three Aftermen. the City Connecil
Bloomingtes
Edward Holland
Three League of Haseballl Clube
Horatio G Bent
Holland
Mark Jardine
Tebor
Charles E. Jackson
William Jobaenm
John M. Clarte
Robert Schumus
John R. Cronin
Robert W. Martin
C. W. Crolins
Elgin
Irwin E. Price
John Wiliams
Dr. J. Talbey
WG. Wilcoy
Price
John R. Davis
Charles Womarer
Edmon Beall
Stork
Danville Bachelors Seek Tax on Unwed Women Demand
In Danville bachelors move to block appeal by unmarried women press for council action. They urge a new ordinance fining every unmarried woman who refuses a marriage proposal fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Bachelors
Supreme court tosses Illinois Central tax suit over $5 million
The state’s high court dismissed its case against Illinois Central to recover five million dollars in check taxes. The ruling leaves unresolved the fiscal dispute tied to revenue from financial instruments and state taxation policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Supreme Court
Olinois Central
Firehouse Destroyed in Lena Blaze Town Hall Wrecked
Lena, in this county, followed recent incendiary fires that caused $50,000 in losses with a new blaze Tuesday burning the town hall. The building housed the fire engine and other equipment, leaving the town without a firehouse. In Chicago, G F Davie, head of Interstate Iron and Steel Co, sits by 11 year old Leah Ryne who was struck by his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Chicago
G. F. Davie
Interstate Iron and Steel Co
Leah Ryne
One Graduate at St Elmo Opera House
Miss Enola Bovard was the sole graduate in St Elmo high school’s smallest class. A St Elmo ceremony at the opera house marked the closure of the school year.
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St. Elmo
St. Elmo High School
Opera House
Enola Bovard
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