Pennsylvania Day at Omaha Exposition Highlights
Pennsylvania Day at the Trans-Mississippi Exposition in Omaha drew attention for its hospitality and the eloquent address by Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith. The Pennsylvania commission and Omaha residents praised Western enterprise while noting Pennsylvania’s lack of exhibits and late response.
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Trans-Mississippi
Nebraska
Commonwealth
Union
Middle West
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Omaha
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Paradise
Midway
Chicago
Bio International
Indian Congress
UN Heaven
United States
Pacific
Charles Emory Smith
Mre. Smith
Philadelphia
Hastings
Mr. Smith
Exposition Auditorium
Manderson
John W. Woodalde
T. 8. Clarkeen
Omuaha
Hanscom York
Park Qystem
Penneyvivania Club
Keystone State
Charles F. Manterson
Young
United States Senate
Bir
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Major Clarkson
Gettyehureg
RO. Patterson
Huntingdon County
J. H. Patrick
Washington County
Bo Jsey
Chester County
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Waynesburg
Omaha Club
Keystone State Produgals
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Old Commonwealth
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John W. Woodside
Commission
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Tiomae Bradley
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Thomas J. Kennedy
New Brighton
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York Daily Dispatch
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Mauch Chunk
Lehigh Valley Railroad
A. E B. Dunning
Scranton
Good Roads
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Givorge Nox McCain
Adjutant General's Department
Washington
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Willhameport
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Agnew
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Brown
A. Edmison
Gge
Isaiah Called to Service in Vision and Cleansing
The lesson outlines Isaiah VI as a historical call narrative. Isaiah sees the Lord on a throne with seraphim, experiences cleansing from a coal, and volunteers to speak for God despite expected rejection, receiving then a prophetic commission and a glimpse of future restoration.
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Naegelaback
Schaff
Sealah
Jehovah
Asziah
Etlernal
Trenloh
John
Patmos
Shen
Naeture
Hors
Tearah
God
Ientah
Jewuas
Moses
Jeremiah
Jer
Exekiel
Ezek
Jonah
Samuel
T Sam
Israel
Tealah
Judah
Zealah
Noah
Abraham
David
Jessee
Isaliah
Pott
United States
William Sport
Milwaukee & St. Paul
The Thirteen Popes Named Leo Through the Ages
A concise survey traces thirteen popes named Leo from Leo I to Leo XIII, noting reign lengths and notable deeds. It highlights Leo I's long early reign, Leo III crowning Charlemagne, Leo IX’s learning, Medici Leos, and Leo XII to Leo XIII, with remarks on the long gap before Leo X and the Norman conquest reference.
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Peter
Leo Tl
Leo II
Charlemagne
Leo
Tuscany
Leo XI
Leo Xit
Durin
Vatican
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