Imperial Decree Calls Reichstag Assembly December 3
An imperial decree orders the German Reichstag to assemble on December 3. Emperor William plans to lead the annual court hint in the Lettzling forest that day.
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Reichstag
William
Lettzling2 Forest
Nanticoke
Liloukalani
Hawaii
Washington
Duke of Richmond
Belgrave Square
London
United States
Signor Luzzatti
Treasury
Italy
Ireland
Trinity College
Dublin
Alberto
Guido Toschi
Alexander McClure
Supreme Court
Eastern District
Pennsylvania
Lake Superior
Savannah
Georgia
Edward McKee
Nature’s Meaning Through God and Awe
The article laments scientists who study nature without grasping its real meaning. It argues nature inspires awe and moral uplift when seen as God’s handiwork, not mere material world, urging Christians to view creation as a temple where God moves and is present.
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Kepler
God
Two Foot Deep Piano Fits Small Flats For Apartment Musicians
A New York Times report details a compact piano designed for small apartment dwellers. The instrument measures four feet four inches high, five feet two inches wide, and two feet two and a half inches deep, with a detachable keyboard and a mahogany case.
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Nw York Times
Penrose and Quay Trade Political Marriage Banter
In a Philadelphia Post item, Senator Boies Penrose is urged by Senator Quay to wed for social gain. Penrose replies the organization should choose the wife, promising to marry her if that boosts re election chances.
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Boies Penrose
Senator Quay
Quay
Penrose
Mar
Mr. Penrose
Philadelphia Post
His Wife's Hat and a Pioneering Preacher Tale
The Rev Dr John Mathews, a pioneering Alabama Methodist preacher, is remembered for strict views. His liberal wife once sold a bureau to buy a hat. Next Sunday he named late arrivals in the sermon, calling her Sister Matthews and noting the bureau on her head.
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John Mathews
Alabama
Mathews
Matthews
Lippincott’s
Promising Nephew Stirs Talk of Wealth and Brains
A Chicago Tribune item notes a exchange about a young man described as promising and asks whether he runs to money or brains. The dialogue questions if his emphasis is wealth or intellect, mentioning Bullion as a newer clue in the boastful banter.
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Chicago
Buckner brothers noted Methodist ministers from Kansas
L Buckner of Macedonia Missouri killed by a Chicago elevated train. Rev J J M Buckner of Hiawatha and Rev A B Buckner of Holton are named as well known Methodist ministers. The article also covers crop returns, legal suits, bond votes for water works, rail and streetcar matters, and prison guard conditions at Fort Leavenworth.
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L. Buckner
Macedonia
Chicago
J. J. M. Buckner
Hiawatha
A. B. Buckner
Holton
Coburn
Kansas
C. T. Atkinson
Arkansas City
Ira J. Reenie
Parsons
Susanna Dyer
Reenie
J. K. Dyer
Dyer
Executive Committee
Commercial Club
Winfield
Topeka
el Paso
J. M. Knight
Mexico
Knight
Marshal Mayfield
Jonesburg
Sedan
Peru
Barnes
State Horticultural Society
St. Louis
Rantoul
Ottawa
Gerald Tiffany
Kirby Glancy
Martes Christenden
Hutchinson
Frank Davis
Davis
Glancy
Hoyt Eilenfield
Columbus
Cobb & Kammeyer Implement Company
Odd Fellows and Masonic Lodge
Leavenworth
Elijah Brown
Tonganoxie
Ottawa Street Railway Company
David Miller
Joshua James
Miller
James
Gdding
Fort °. Riley
Webster
Fort Leavenworth
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Vulcan
Birmingham
G. Moretti
Edgar Palmer, Jr
John Murphy
New Haven
General Booth
Paris
Salvation Army
Europe
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Genera
Beria
Fort Riley
Quartermaster’ S
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger
Kansas City Packers
Alma Hungerford
Lynn County
Ward Copenhaver
Will Holbert
Manhattan
Boyle
Smith
Wilf
Montague Holbert
State University
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