Another Chance in the Next World Is a False Hope
A preacher argues that no second chance awaits after death and that reform must occur in this life. He cites shipwrecks of sin, the dangers of postponing repentance, and the biblical idea that the tree falls where it stands. He warns that belief in another trial undermines moral effort and ends in disaster.
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High Court of Eternity
Montana sapphires in Fergus county yield new prospects
Helena Aug 1 The sapphire mining boom expands in Fergus county near the Judith river in the Yago district. Ten men work a lead over 100 feet long and three feet wide washing ore in sluice boxes as local jewelers buy rough stones and a New York house contracts to purchase mined gems. Copper and gold finds boost expectations of a larger mineral belt with deeper mining.
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Railroad Newspaper On Trains To Publish All-Day Editions
Reports from St Joseph Missouri Aug 14 describe the Chicago Burlington and Quincy plan to publish newspapers aboard fast trains using press cars built into locomotives. Each car will house typesetting machines, editors, and presses with local news gathered en route and transmitted by telegraph for rapid, hourly editions across multiple states.
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United States
Arrival of Nansen Returns From Arctic Quest
Dr Nansen the Arctic explorer arrived at Vadso aboard the Windward confirming part of his polar expedition. The team reached latitude 88 degrees 14 minutes north before turning south to Franz Josef Land spending the winter there. Supplies travel is linked to the Jackson Harme worth expedition. Mrs Nansen confirms the return news.
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Arotie
Last Days of Parliament Wrap Deputation Ends
London dispatch reports the Tory government pushing through business before prorogation of the fourteenth parliament. Despite a large majority, blunders and mismanagement mark the session, with calls for liberal return and a cabinet reshuffle likely before reassembly. Queen prorogues Parliament in the afternoon.
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National Democratic Headquarters Sets Convention Plans
The Indianapolis Call reports that national Democratic headquarters are active. The national convention is planned for September 2 with state conventions to elect delegates. several states schedule dates in August. Prominent figures expected in Indianapolis include Bourke Cochran, ex Governor Thomas Waller, General Bragge, and Senators Vilas Palmer Gray and Caffery.
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Tragic Nebraska youth ends life with self harm and fire
In Beatrice Aug 14 a 26 year old John Kozak from near Virginia Nebraska died in a staged self harm incident. He reportedly left a note for Miss Hubka and set a straw stack ablaze before fatally shooting himself. Investigators note possible unrequited love as motive. Kozak was well regarded in his community.
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John Kozak
Virginia
Rock Island
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Presbyterians gather in Omaha for United meeting event
Omaha Nebraska August 14 news item notes the city will host a large gathering of United Presbyterians from across the United States. The event brings together a mix of representatives, both young and old, for a yearly evangelistic program at the Unity church.
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Iowa sound money democracy to hold state convention
The Provisional State Committee of the Iowa sound money democracy met in Des Moines and called a national party convention for August 26 in the same city. The gathering will be a delegate body, not a mass meeting, and will decide on fielding state and congressional tickets. J. E. B. Markley was named temporary chairman and W. Babb for permanent chair. The panel favored a third ticket, especially in border states, and anticipates a well attended convention at Indianapolis.
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Mt. Pleasant
Tate
Iowa
South
Indianapolis
Knights of Pythias session at Oskaloosa draws 800 attendees
Aug 14 report from Oskaloosa notes the Town Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias concluded a highly successful session with about 800 in attendance. Clifton chosen for next meeting site. New grand officers include Baker as Grand Chancellor and Walker as Grand Keeper of Records and Seals, with Rathbone Sisters electing officers in their sixth year.
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Blixchequer
M. A
Bennett
Manning
J. A, White
Centerville
W. H, Harris
Fairfield
Harry J, Sloan
Marshalltown
T. Granger
Des Motney
F. J. Duncan
Ars. Long
Narvis
Muszatine
I, L
Ingham
Horrible Mutilation in Cedar County Separator Accident
A Cedar County farmer John Slomin sky living ten miles southeast of Yankton, Nebr., fell into a separator cylinder and lost both limbs, one above the knee and the other below. The incident occurred near Bow Valley Cedar County Nebraska with reports of a serious, possibly fatal, injury.
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Farmer
Yankton
John Slominsky
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