John the Baptist Prepares the Messiah in Judea
In a January lesson, the narrator surveys John the Baptist’s life and mission. He renounces earthly renown, testifies to Jesus as the Lamb of God, and describes the baptism of the Holy Spirit revealing Jesus as the awaited Messiah. The scene shifts from the wilderness to Bethabara as crowds gather and prophecies converge.
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General Paper Company accused of forming illegal combinations
A report states Doing Business Through General Paper Company claims to have formed a combination in violation of United States law. The assertion centers on alleged collusion affecting market conditions and business practices.
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General Paper Company
United States
United States files anti trust suit against paper companies
Attorney General Moody leads a federal action in district court naming General Paper Company and a long list of Wisconsin and Minnesota mills as co defendants. The suit seeks to prohibit the sales agent arrangement, restrain monopolistic control, and force all defendants to answer to the petition.
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Neenah
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Centralla
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Combined Locks
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Eau Claire
Grand Rapids Paper and Pulp Company
Grand Rapide
Menasha Paper Company
Menasha
Nekosa Paper Company
Nekosa
the Falls Manufacturing Company
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Flambeau Paper Company
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Liberal Imperial Ukase Promises Wider Self-Government
St Petersburg dispatch describes Nicholas II issuing a reform ukase addressing eight topics raised by a memorial from the congress of presidents. It pledges to refer reforms to ministers with prompt reporting, but omits explicit enforcement of all demands and leaves interpretation to committees. The decree avoids concrete details on Jewish religion and broader liberty.
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Adams petitions Supreme Court to audit Denver ballots
Thomas and Samuel Telford file a petition on behalf of Governor-elect Alva Adams asking the Supreme Court to order the opening of all Denver ballot boxes from the recent election for a thorough examination. The court will hear arguments later, asserting voters’ right to have ballots counted and scrutinized.
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Moscow Zemstvo approves minister selection in grand audience
In Moscow the Zemstvo passes resolutions of confidence on Prince Peter Svittopalk Mirsky as interior minister and endorses closer government public relations. A 150000 ruble vote is allotted for building school houses while reports say Chief of Police Trepoff may resign to head to the front amid unrest. Japanese forces bombard Port Arthur as right wing shells near the new town and preparations for a broader assault intensify. Plague-like disease reported among Kirenite jabva settlements in UUray territory with 190 deaths between late November and December. Chicago crowd disrupted by a storm delays rail traffic, trains 1 to 4 hours late and wires down.
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Storied jokes and Harvey scenes from memory
The piece recalls Frank J. Stanton’s tales from the South and various anecdotes. It mentions a lucky colonel in Louisville and a Western visitor, a bishop of Texas famed for his height, and a German Jewish joke about cemetery plots priced at fifteen marks.
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Louisville
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Found at Last Hensley Ack Uec Special
A Somerville Journal reader report claims Mrs Sune Williams of Us place found a cure for kidney ache using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says after years of backache and ineffective treatments, one box healed her and urges sufferers to try the product to guard against Bright’s Disease and rheumatism.
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Boough Feast Riddle Prompts Quiet Debate On Moderation
A fragment hints at a feast and a question about having enough. It notes a sense of excess among some people and invites reflection on balance, carrying a cautious tone about restraint and fulfillment. No clear names or places are identifiable from the readable text.
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