Heaven's Half Hour Silence Sermon by Talmage
Washington April 6 The following discourse prepared by Dr. Talmage before his illness presents a vivid glimpse of heavenly splendors. He notes a thirty minute silence in heaven when wheels and trumpets pause and believers contemplate eternity, urging readers to use half hours wisely and seek conversion this moment.
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Evolution and faith clash in Baltimore bishop address
Baltimore April 6 Bishop Andrews urged candidates for orders in the Baltimore Methodist conference to consider reconciling evolution with orthodox faith. He suggested God may have used evolution as a method of divine unfoldment and emphasized love as a transformative power, noting changes in his view of God and new geology-based insights.
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SARGENT ACCEPTS THE PLACE With Succees Powderly as Commissse of Immigration
Frank Sargent, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, met the President and was offered the post of Commissioner General of Immigration. He accepted, saying he must wrap up business before taking charge, and will be allowed time to learn duties. Powderly and McSweeny are expected to resign.
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Maz Investigate Military Camp in Washington
April 5 dispatches report calls for Britain to break up Chalmette Camp La used by agents for Boer wars. President orders AG Knot to probe neutrality violation. Secretary Hay and Lord Pauncefote may be consulted. Root could send an army officer. Other items note a Cuba ministerial appointment and various requisition and local incidents.
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Market Prices for Cattle Hogs Sheep and More
Market listing shows cattle with price ranges for native beef steers and cows, medium weights and stockers, butchers and veal. Hogs priced by general stock, pigs, medium weights, and culls. sheep with lambs and mutton values. additional notes on dairy eggs hay lard and live poultry with unit prices. Prominent entries include Kaunas and Elgin price notes with various weights and goods.
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Various 1900s Telegrams Compile Global Turbulence
Cecil Rhodes dead at Cape Town and insurgent Filipino leader Gen Nobel captured by Lieut Romford. St Louis officers elected for the Millers Federation. clay collapse injures workers at Cleveland excavation. Louisville Club launches Kentucky display plan for World’s Fair. China tax riots end in a Catholic conversions massacre near Pi Yang. American Tobacco Co seeks French monopoly control per London paper. Albert T. Patrick found guilty of murder in 1900. Missouri relief efforts coordinated by St Louis Kansas City and Springfield. Missouri State University Discipline Committee suspends nine students from riot. Iowa Central and Minneapolis St Louis executives gain control of Colorado and Bowthern. Louis P. Aloe appointed to Election Board vacancy. Irish land bill introduced in House of Commons. Chinese exclusion bill reported favorably, bans laborers from island possessions. Gen Delarey evades Kiitchenera dragnet as 195 prisoners taken. Mears Schwartz arrested in Philadelphia for counterfeiting $60,000 against Seventh National Bank of New York.
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Malaria Transmission Theories and Colorful Battle Fatalities
Observations by Major Koes of India indicate malaria germs ride the spotted-winged mosquito rather than the brindled variety. West Africa investigations confirm the same vector, with Italian researchers supporting mosquitoes as blood carriers. Separately, soldiers’ fatalities appear linked to dress colors, red being most fatal and Austrian gray least, with a color order in battle. Also promoting Defiance starch as a superior, cheaper laundry product from Magnetic Starch Co. Omaha Neb.
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Hazel brush export boom boosts Clackamas county trade
Hazel brush becomes a key export for Clackamas county with demand rising in Portland Oregon. Twelve thousand hoop-poles ship weekly to British Columbia and other northwest regions. Large breweries in the northwest and Montana rely on hazel chips from Clackamas to clarify beer using the largest wood pieces. Salt on roadbeds will be tested in New York this winter to prevent topsoil freezing and mud. Professor Burr of Columbine University notes salt lowers surface freezing temperature and may reduce moisture and mud.
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Vogeler's Curative Compound Insurance Claim
The advertisement touts Vogeler's Curative Compound as the best insurance at low cost. It claims cures for blood, nerve, skin, liver and kidney diseases and protection against common ailments. Free sample bottles are offered by St Jacobs Oil Ltd of Baltimore, with druggists selling the product.
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