The Lord as Judge King and King of Israel
A devotional tracing Israel’s history from Exodus to the monarchy, showing God’s unchanging love and Israel’s persistent rebellion. Samuel warns that a human king will oppress and take all, while contrasting the fleeting pleasures of sin with the enduring kingdom of God. faith like Abraham and Samuel trusts in God’s promises.
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Markets Report From Chicago Board of Trade Quotations
Chicago July 2 market notes show Wheat Corn Oats and grain futures with varied highs lows and closes across July September December and May contracts. Cash prices for No 2 red hard and spring wheat along with corn oats and hog and cattle quotes appear alongside live stock and hay prices from East Buffalo N Y.
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Chicago Board of Trade
East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Snow cooled convention hall aims to charm visitors
Denver reports the Democratic gathering plans to lower hall temperatures with snow, sourced from the Moffat line fifty miles west. Snow will be delivered in barrels to the venue. Officials expect a cooler atmosphere and a novelty for summer attendees from snowless states.
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Continental Divide
Boy hangs by nail after barn fall in Trinceton
Clarence Selby twelve years old fell from a barn loft in Tr Princeton Ind July 3. A large nail in the wall pierced his back two inches and held him suspended midair. He kicked and screamed for several minutes before help arrived. His condition is critical.
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Trinceton
Ind
Clarence Selby
Inspectors arrive as suspect in Kansas City mail robbery
Monroe Mich July 3. Test office inspector Stuart of Chicago and inspector Davis of Denver arrived after seeing the negro arrested on suspicion of being Charles Savage alias Stevenson, wanted for the $50 000 registered mail robbery at Kansas City, and declared he is not Savage.
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Stevenson
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Muskegon relatives seek detectives in river death case
Relatives of Muskegon man Paul Simonson believe he was murdered after a robbery near Milwaukee. His body was found in the Milwaukee river, and they plan to hire detectives to uncover the circumstances.
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Accused Couple Not Guilty in NL Murder Case
In Champaign TL a jury after two hours deliberation found Eleaver O'Neal and Mrs Gertie Pierson not guilty of the murder of Lome Pierson, the woman's husband, near Fuosland three months ago.
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TALOW PRESIDENCY In the Sober Thought of the Majority of the People
Taft outlines a president must be near the people for counsel and act with steadfast dedication to public will. He stresses leadership founded on honesty, law, and perseverance, guided by Lincoln and Roosevelt as standards for noble, forthright governance. The piece contrasts public service with private distraction and urges unity, restraint, and a strong, reforming program.
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Collier’s Weekly
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United States Leads World in Coal Production in 1907
The United States produced 180,480,373 short tons more coal than Britain in 1907, exceeding Britain by over 60 percent and more than double Germany's output. US production equaled about 40 percent of total world coal production, while Britain's output stood at 299,669 short tons.
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