Hath the Rain a Father A Sermon by Dr Talmage
Dr. Talmage argues that weather and rain are divinely governed with God as their father. He urges humility before mystery, notes the rain’s providential care for life, and warns against questioning God’s wisdom. He grounds weather in providence and reflects on tears as rain from the divine hand.
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Brooners
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Talmage
Talmace
Job
Christ
David
Solomon
Atlantic Ocean
East Hampton
1. L
Igorou
Br Aaster
Heaven
Tstae Watts
mid-Atlantic
New York
Mount Washington
Mount Blanc
Saturn
Mercury
Jupiter
God
Herse
Himalaya
Druyse
Sadowa
Blucher
Waterloo
England
Lord Brron
Beziers
Fox
Alexander
Bucephalus
James Hutton
Saussure
Salvator
Claude
Church of God
Jesus Christ
July Clearance Sale Highlights at Boccs and Brandly Salon
Be B to day items include silk striped grenadines and white flannel blazers advertised in a July clearance. The notice promotes low prices and quick selling at Jos Horner & Co with telephone contact and references to a North City shop.
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Boccs & Bran
Jos, Hornie & Co
Jos, Horxer & Co
Phantom surplus and treasury policy in 19th century review
The piece critiques the treasury's new monthly statement form and the plan to extend 4 percent bonds at 2 percent, arguing the alleged surplus is illusory. It discusses bank checks, public debt, gold reserves, and the solvency of the nation amid political influence and fiscal missteps.
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New York
Matthew Marshall
Sun of Tomorrow
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Tam Sen
Hoarded gold and currency shifts ease market strain
The author notes 22.5 million in additional currency and calls out Congress extravagance while praising Treasury measures. Hoarded gold helped the market, and with currency settled soon, prices and activity are expected to rise next spring as buyers must verify value before purchase.
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Treasury
Atlantic
Timely discovery stops Ohio Penitentiary escape attempt
Warden Dyer foiled an escape at the Annex as three condemned men planned to flee. Edward Blair, an escaped prisoner who killed a railway agent, formed the plan and used an 18 inch square hole in a vacant cell floor to reach an air flue. Blair, who will be executed August 21, hid his activity during exercise hour.
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ColumsBus
Dyer
Ohio Penitentiary
Edward Blair
Putnam
John Morgan
Morgan Raiders
Blair
Morgan
Railway Arithmetics Sparks State Tax Dispute
Torekay Kan July 5 The State Board of Railroad Assessors defends its decision to cut railroad assessments by 10 million dollars amid public outcry. The board argues valuation has risen yearly while others fall, noting trains’ capital costs include improvement expenditures, a practice railroads defend as inflating figures.
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Torekay
Kan
State Board of Railroad Assessors
E. Board
St Lopsey
President Harrison Attends Cold Spring Church Service
President Harrison and Mrs. Harrison's nieces attended morning services at Cold Spring Presbyterian Church near his cottage. The 75 year old church heard Rev. Daniel I. Hughes sermon on a passage about the marriage supper of the Lamb. About 50 people were present.
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Harrison
Lieutenant Parker
Dimmick
Cold Spring Presbyterian Church
Daniel I. Hughes
D. D
Mr. Wanamaker
Beadle Memorial Chapel
Cape May Point
Pittsburg Police Praise After Large Schenley Park Crowd
Chief Brown lauds officers for handling a vast Schenley Park gathering without pickpocketing incidents. Assistant Superintendent O Mara and Captain Dan Silvis say no other city could manage such a crowd so safely, with police vigilance praised throughout. A separate harbor incident reports a man using a shark as motive power until rescue and capture ended in a cat and mouse chase. July clearance sales and local ads follow.
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Brown
Schenley Park
Ands
O'Mara
Dan Silvis
Wildwood oil wells surge as Pittsburg drills draw crowds
reports from Wildwood and nearby farms detail multiple wells hitting sand and gas with several pushers reaching 80 barrels per hour while others anticipate pay. numerous outfits such as Comer farm Ireland Hughes Brecht McDouxamp-Mosier Valantour and Rankin farms push to complete fifth sand. more wells like Royal Gas Company No. 3 and McCurdy Patterson Jones No. 7 target oil pay this week.
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Ireland & Hughes
Comer Farm
Wildwood
Wildwood Pool
Kolbar Farm
Runga
Kretzer
Brecht
Anderson
McDouxamp—Mosier & Co
Valantour
Royal Gas Couy
Ed McDonald
Ewiing Gas Company
Rankin Farm
McDonald
McCarty
Primrose
Mellon & Wilson
Russell
McBride
McCamant
Clark & Bannister
Butler
William Ryan
DeRoy
Sloan
Smith
McKee Bros
Maggie McDonald
U. P
Royal Ges Comery
Sauters
Ed McDon
McCurdy
Patterson & Jones
W. L. Mellon
Jane Riddle
Scott
Huot & i
Cowan
ER. G. Gillespie & Co
Black & Guffey
Black & Guffey, Who Have Been Fishing At Their Well On the 2.Nk
Callery
MecCalmont Oil Comany
Robert Walters Farm
Collins & Heasley
Charles Walters
Wolf Run
Rodgers & Hoffman
Staples
J. M. Miller
Wahl & Bishop
George Harburger
R. W. Miller
John Balfour
Redd & Co
Hespenhide
Forest Oil Company
Barr Farm
Wholbert Farm
Longhurst
Osborne Bros. & Co
Cookson
Price & Co
Douthett Farm
Record of a Day Telegrams and Local Items Worldwide
Summary of a day’s events across foreign and domestic fronts. Notable items include Emperor William’s reception in England, French efforts against Siam, Hamlin’s death, patriotic displays, accidents in Charleston West Virginia and Meadvill, balloonists killed, Chautauqua openings, and public celebrations in Pittsburg region.
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Pittsburg
William
Germany
England
France
Siam
Gladstone
Lincoln
London
Brazil
Weiman
Luther Cary
Royal Labor Commission
Man Falls From Window. Sleep Wrongful Death at Boarding House
Thomas Nowak a Polish boarder at 803 Manor Street Southside died after dropping from a third story window in his boarding house. Authorities described the incident as a fatal fall with no immediate evidence of foul play.
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Thomas Nowak
Manor Street
Southside
Sleepwalking accident ends in fatal fall
A man, in poor circumstances, reportedly fell from a window during sleep after retiring to his room. He was found injured, received medical aid, and died yesterday morning. The body was moved to the morgue with burial to be funded by the county.
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Panama Star and Herald
Shane
Minnesota Sleeper Wakes After Sixteen Years
Herman Harms of Minnesota, born 1838 in Germany, awoke after a 16 year period of almost total unconsciousness. He now lives on a farm between St. Charles and Quincy and has eaten little since waking, needing his wife to rouse him. Doctors call the case highly peculiar and uncertain in outcome.
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St. Pav
Herman Harms
Minnesota
Harms
St. Charles
Quincy
Minn
Illinois
Ilinois
Harma
Germany
Burman
Five Indians to Two Chinamen in Nevada Race Feud
A long feud between Indians and Chinese erupts from Nevada to California. Five Indians are killed to date in a string of attacks including a July Fourth arson and the Bridgeport lynching after a Chinese man was acquitted of murdering an Indian.
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San Francisco
Bridgeport
Nevada
Wadsworth
Candelaria
Nature Is Bounteous As to Cereals and Hides
Market notes detail a July upward move in cereal prices led by wheat corn and oats though doubtful continuation after the July adjournment. Wheat harvests in Western Pennsylvania are described as immense while Chicago’s green hide market shows resistance with dealers surrendering old prices. Tanners report steady harness leather prices and demand.
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Tennessee
Ohio
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago Grain Exchange
Exchan
Chicago
Mites
Allegheny Harness Leather Tanners
Lextra Heavy
Leary
Eavy
Judges Stand Collapses Injuring Spectators at Race Meet
The judges' stand collapsed during a race in Gary Indiana, dropping about 12 feet. A. Harkins, a one armed veteran, and A. N. Gray an auctioneer known across the northwest were injured seriously with internal harm. Two other men suffered broken bones.
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Gary
A. Harkins
A. N. Gray
Northwest
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Mystery OF the Mist
Dr. Talmage
Issy
Earth
Horsford
Blaine
Washington Dispatch
Bank of New York
Cornelius Heyer
United States Treasury
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Addison
Congress
Europe
Kansas Board of Railroad Assessors
Jos, Honne & Co
Comer
M'Donald
Moon and McCurdy
Butler County
Moon District
Moon
Kanawha Oil Company
Meeks
L. Mellon
Lockwoop—Rowley & Co
Ripper
D. E. Dambach
W. A. Clark & Co
Peter Rader
Charleston
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Youngstown
Conger
Hannibal Hamlin
Denver
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Homewood
Woodstock
Conn
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Bellefante
Somerset
Daniels
New Lisbon
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Cox
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Cape May
Ben Butler
Newark
Staten Island
Great Desert Lake
Lima
Washington
Birmingham
Ala
Chautauqua Assembly
Columbus
Ind
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Chautauqua
Douglassville
Crawfordsville
Philadelphia
Schonley Park
Central Park
East End
Libby Prison
Ellwood
Newsboys
Pittsburgs
Kirk Buffum
Pacific Coast
Jesse H. Campbell
Columbus, Ga
Swift
the Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
Pitsburg
Allegheny
Manchester
Traction Company
Fidelity Title & Trust CO
Fourth Avenue
Felltsuwr
Jas, M. Schoonm
Ase
Jas
McCutcheon
Vine Preside
UNION
Sa Union
Second
Liberty Avenues
Brokers—Financial
Wurmey & Stephenson
Savings Bank
ANK
Edward Ez ‘Duff
Soa Asst
Trena
John M. Oakley & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Sleth ST
Whittier
Penn Avenue
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Mtoe F
Pitatere
Uadrai CO
Brane
Aeen
Omer Orid Clic. CO
Gee TL
Pittsburgh
Wee, Fleming & Son
Market St
Wap Gee
Sk St
Itr
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Gray
Gray Medicine
Buffalo
W. C
S. 5
Holland
Cor
Smithfield
Liberty St
Tors Lake
Oc jLake
Penn Avana Tls
Pajetowk
Achiriess Medical CO
Fleming
Powlem
Moodus
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