The Repetition of Three in Bible Narratives
Discussion notes how the number three recurs across biblical stories and figures from creation to the Trinity. Mentions include Adam’s three sons, Daniel in the den with three lions, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, Job’s three friends, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, Samuel’s three calls, Elijah’s three prayers, Samson’s three Deceptions, and Jonah’s three days in the whale.
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Adam
Non
Daniel
Shadrach
Meshach
Abednego
Job
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Samuel
Elijah
Samson
Delilah
Jonah
Simon
Pay
Baker
Butler
Sleight of Hand Poisoning in Toxicological Lore
An old anecdote recounts a sharp practice in poisoning where a conspirator serves poisoned peach to a target during lunch, keeping the safe half for himself. The tale ends with the conspirator being betrayed and punished, noting the danger of discovery.
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George Augustus Sam
Austrians Debate Agriculture and Press Policy in Parliament
In the Austro-Hungarian parliament Debate centers on agricultural breed maintenance and press restrictions. Speakers frame the issue as a crucial test for the nation’s future, with critics labeling opposition demands as a persistent hobbyhorse.
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Ume
Geitlemen
Gentiowen
Mystery oath at El Cumbre linked to VP King 1853
A traveler recalls El Cumbre near the city where William Rufus King was sworn in as vice president on March 24 1853. The event, authorized by Congress, remains little known to Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matarzas Anys
el Cumbre
United States
Congress
Willam Rufus King
Franklin Pierce
Slipshod Work or Steady Effort Boosts Satisfaction
Atchison Globe notes that finishing work diligently leads to personal pride and higher regard from employers. The piece contrasts slipshod fatigue with the fulfillment of steady, quality effort. It urges workers to avoid sloppiness and to take pride in their performance.
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Atchison Globe
Tricks of the Trade on Adulteration Suspicions
The column warns that fake maple syrups and adulterated products like butter with balr or strained honey containing comb bits can fool buyers. It notes genuine producers send clean goods to market and uses tomato figs with a fig leaf as another example of deception.
Widow’s remark on minister’s funeral rhetoric shocks
In a Philadelphia Press fragment a widow opposed to the minister’s grave talk about John’s fate. Her friend calls it sympathetic, while the widow cites the grim line about “that undiscovered country” and “no traveler returns” as inappropriate.
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Rakeleigh
John
Philadelphia Press
Proof Presumptive in Mohawk Valley Justice Court
A Rochester Democrat item notes a Valley justice of the peace routinely ruled for the plainoff in civil suits without hearing the defendant. He silenced the defendant with the taunt What do you think he sue you for if you don t owe him. The report contemplates judicial bias in the local court.
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Rochester Democrat
Her Mother's Yinlt
Mrs. Benham questions her son about happiness at her presence in a New York Herald excerpt. Benham humorously admits he cannot feign joy, revealing family dynamics in a brief dialogue read in the column.
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Benham
Mother
New York Herald
Caustic soda for Bordeaux mixture guidance and sales
Ohio Experiment Station endorses Soda Bordeaux mixture for grape disease and apple bitter rot. Lawrence Publishing Co offers tested caustic soda at Cleveland prices with 10 lb tins and bulk discounts. Mixing instructions emphasize dilute solution into water and direct tank addition. Probate court proceedings list multiple estate filings, sales, guardianships, and an insane commitment in Massillon.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Lawrence Publishing Co
Ohio Farmer
Cleveland
Ohio
Wooster
Estate estate matters arrayed in county probate docket
The county probate docket lists multiple actions including sale bills and accounts. Administrators appointed for Hofstetter and Forrer estates. bond amounts set. Guardians report sales and appraisals. hearings scheduled August 1. Various executors and guardians file first and final accounts and inventories with orders and continued proceedings.
Real estate transfers recorded in County Recorder office
Transfers include L. C. Franks and Taylor to Jonathan W. Weaver for two lots in Smithville at 300 dollars. Jacob Hess to John L. Martin for 13 acres in Plain two. for 1 dollar. multiple parcels in East Union Milton and Congress townships with prices ranging from 1 to 8,000 dollars. Other deeds cover Orrville, Wooster and Chester areas with various acres, lots and prices, including 40 acres in Franklin township for 2,600 dollars. The list names numerous sellers buyers and executors involved in conveyances.
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C. R. Snavely
David McDowell
Henry Filokinger
John Frasier
Henry H. Young
George Young
W. C. Myers
Christina Link
Mary Shaffer
Canaan
Michaels. Gish
Peter Smith
George W. Spangler
Lavina Levers
William Hague
Clinton Two
Wm. A. Craig
Grant M. Hague
John [A.whitman
Joseph L. Whitman
Irene Stewart
Massillon State Hospital
Lutttan Moncrief
Marlon Moncrief
Josephine Caskey
John S. Cankey
Ida H. George
Nathan
Weaver
Congress
Robert Hatfield
Susan Lehman
Eatate
Elizabeth McClure
Charles Marthy
Joseph Marthy
Jephtha Zook
John Brentzer
Henry Eberly
Ellen
Eberly
Willis Bishop
County Bell Order
L. C. Franks
James B. Taylor
Jonathan W. Weaver
Smithville
Jacob Hess
John L. Martin
Adolph Maurer
Christian Bixler
East Union
George Mellinger
M. W. Rohrer
Milton
Milton Twp
Michael W. Rohrer
Mary W. Kreider
Joseph Beeler
Neal P. Smith
Ruby C. Scott
Dora M. Desvoignes
Paint Two
Albert ©. Dagua
Elizabeth Tuchantz
Sugercreak
Rosa M Andrews
C. J. Warner
Samuel Almax
Mary Ulman
Baughman
Sophia Krich
A. J. Heller
Orrville
George R. Hawkins
Abram C. Teckantz
Sarah Chubb
Alice Ariok
Orryille
Peter Kaselburn
M. G. How
Property transfers and deeds in multiple townships
A summary of real estate transfers lists purchases across multiple Ohio townships including Creston Wooster Orrville Chippewa Sugarcreek and Doylestown. Buyer names include Serafino Zarlengo Mary A Taylor Emma Hutchins and J F Myers among others with sale amounts from 100 to 6888 dollars and parcels such as lots 1548 1549 1650 and 882 plus several 76 acre and 120 square rod properties.
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Mas
Creston
University of Wooster
Serafino Zarlengo
Wooster
Jacob Stull
John Presaler
Jackson
Henry Snyder
Mary A. Taylor
Square Reda
Clinton Township
J. W. Baugh
A. I. Yeak
Sugarcreek
Christena Derbel
Anna Gill
Chippewa Township
J. F. Myers
John &. Kauke
W.J. Seelye
Rose H. Mullins
Geo. W. Spangler
Doylestown
Mary A. Jenior
Peter Bidinger
Joseph Gallager
Mary King
John B. Mishler
Smithville
Penn sylvana Lines Excursion From Wacater to New Jersey Resorts
Pennsylvania Lines announces a ten day vacation excursion for 1350 round trip from Wacater QO on Thursday July Slat. Tickets sold through Penn sylvana Lines to Atlantic City Cape May Avalon Anglesea Holly Beach Ocean City Sea tale City Wildwood and Ocean City Maryland and Rehoboth Delaware. Details through 3 W. Leyden ticket agent Wooster.
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Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Cape May
Avalon
Anglesea
Holly Beach
Ocean City
Sea Tale City
Wildwood
New Jersey
Maryland
Rehoboth
Delaware
W. Leyden
Wooster
One Time Seashore Excursion by Pennsylvania Lines
A single summer special will offer round trip tickets to ten Atlantic Coast resorts on July 31. Through car service will link for visits to Atlantic City Cape May Avalon Anglesea Holly Beach Ocean City Seatsle City Wildwood New Jersey Ocean City Maryland and Rehoboth Delaware. Return limits allow ten days. For details contact G W Leyda Ticket Agent Worcester Ohio.
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Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic City
Cape May
Avalon
Anglesea
Holly Beach
Ocean City
Seatsle City
Wildwood
New Jersey
Maryland
Rehoboth
Delaware
Farositc
G. W. Leyda
Wooater
Reduced Fares for Trips Via Pennsylvania Lines
Reduced fares offered for various events and destinations via Pennsylvania Lines. Trips include Minneapolis Minnesota July 6 to 7 by National Educational To Tacoma Washington or Portland Oregon July 15 to 20 for YPOU Biennial, San Francisco or Los Angeles August 1 to 7 for Knights of Pythias, Salt Lake City August 6 to 9 for Grand Lodge reunion. Through car service on Train No 9 via Fort Wayne Route expanding next month to Patokey with Northern Michigan season opening reported.
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Pennsylvania
Minneapolis
Minn
National Educational
Tacoma
Wash
Portland
Ore
Y. P
Society of Valted Presbyterian Church
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Qal
Knights of Pythias
Salt Lake City
Utah
To &H
Grand Lodge B
Pohlman
Fort Wayne
G R,&i
Patokey
Northern Michigan
Winona Lake Opens Season with Excursion Tickets on Sale
Winona Lake Indiana, a famed summer resort, resumes season with a Summer School attracting visitors. On May 15 1902 the opening day, excursion tickets via the Pennsylvania Lines go on sale from May 16 to September 13. Inquiries about attractions, entertainments, and the Summer School may be addressed to Mr S. B. Dickey, Winona Lake.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Pennsylvania Lines
Baltimore Ohio excursion tickets to Put-in-Bay announced
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company offers round trip excursion tickets from Ohio stations to Put-in-Bay with one fare, valid for return until July 14 1902. Inquiries directed to local agents or B N Austin Chicago. The sale runs July 7 to 11 inclusive.
Baltimore & Ohio excursion tickets to Dayton limited sale
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets from all local Ohio stations to Dayton at one fare round trip on July 6 and 7. Tickets valid for return until July 10 in honor of a camp event.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio
Dayton
Fourth of July Excursion Rates to Mountain Lake Park
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces reduced excursion fares from local stations to Mountain Lake Park Maryland from June 30 to July 21 one fare round trip. Tickets valid for return to July 22 1902. July 3 and 4 one fare to and from stations within 200 miles return by July 7.
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Mountain Lake Park
Baltimore& Ohio Railroad
Excursion Rates to Minneapolis via B&O Railroad
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers excursion tickets from west of the Ohio River to Minneapolis for the National Educational Association event. Tickets are one fare plus 200 dollars round trip, valid for return until July 14 and extendable to September 1 with a deposit and 50 cents payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Minneapolis
National Educational Association
Baltimore & Ohio Offers Put-in-Bay Excursion Tickets
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets from all local stations near the Ohio River to Put-in-Bay Ohio on June 28 20 and 30 at one fare for the round trip. Tickets are valid for return until July 7 1902 and issued in connection with the Muale Teachers National Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Ohio River
Ohio
Muale Teachers’ National Association
Tickota
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the Civil War History
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad served as a critical Union lifeline from 1861 to 1864 with block houses and forts from Monocacy to the Ohio River protecting the rail corridor. Harper's Ferry and Winchester played key roles as strategic points, and hundreds of battles and skirmishes occurred near the line while major through trains connected West to East via Washington.
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Parkerburg
W. Va
Wheeling
Harper's Ferry
Washington
Ohio River
Winchester
Cumberland
Piedmont
New Creek
Keyser
Army of the Potomac
Harper’s Ferry
Shenandoah
Firat
John Brown
Baltimore & Oho
Traina
St. Louia
Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
Columbus
Cleveland
Pittsburg
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Prem Bolletin
The
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Elder
Judge BR
L. Adair
Sarah Fertig
David J., Hofstetter
John A. Moser
Jacob Hofstetter
East Union Two
Adam Royer
John P. Forrer
George Thompson
Charles Thompson
James Dugan
Wesley Dugas
O. J. Markle
Green Tno
J. M. Fiscus
Ian
Henry Eherly
Ellen Everly
Sarah J Eitner
Harry
Charles
John Eitner
John Hall
Robert Hall
AL. F. Williams
Mary
Myers
Wo. Brinkerhoff
Henry Shaffer
Warren Rama
W Zartman
F. Frantz
Henry Zartman
Chas. J. Vaughn
Margaret Batdorff
Thomas Dorland
John P. Dorland
Samuel Plammer
Elvina Plammer
Mary E. Rickel
George W. Rickel
George W Barkhamer
Fred W. Basinger
Pennsylvana Lines
Jownhore
Wacater
Vpennsylvania
Grand Rapids
Gray
E. Z. Benomme
Cohoes, N
Ayers
Rosure
J. Ayer Co
Lowell, Masa
Wooster Ice & Coal CD
Massillon and
J Smith
North Bever Bt
Baltimore & Ohio
B. N Austin
Wale
Put-in-Bay
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio State Bar Association
Baltimore & Ohio Allroad
Camp Mooeting
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Baltimore
S Obio Railroad
Excaraion
Minneapolis, Minn
Put-in-Ury
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Fred’k W. Platt
Yodor
Ningteen
John Rockey
Wacker Bros
Ofice and Yards
East Liberty
D. City
Jacob Fischer
H. A. Hart
Adair
Ber-Ofvyice Np
Staisanexrt
Wayne Conn National Bank Wooster O
Baltimore & Otto
Railroad
Woorter
Sam
Burbank
Bipm
Aukerman Aie
Armatrong
Cedar Valley
Woostas
Kauke
Holmetville
Milleraburg
Lodstor Package
Alao
Connre Ln
Akron
Aes B. Daly
Sanda
Fearne
Gg. P
Agant Daroa
Coryrianrs &c
Bonn & Specie
Scientific Americas
All Jew
Rose New York
Ashland & Wooster Railway Co
Efleet
Ashland
England
Jeromoville
Funk Horace
Custaloga
Thraco Funk
Jeromovilla
Custalogs
PW & G
Penn. Co. Siwage
Wac Raina
A &W
Ashlaod
Erie Brib
Dyer
Defiance
Fostoria
Ifn
Fucana
Brerling
Bittman
Warwick
Barberton
ARIOD
Pitsbuor
Balimore
Philade
York
Philadelphia
Baltimare
Pineburg
Ron
Aos
Shirase Jet Fostoria
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