Samoa mission set by Berlin treaty parties
Washington April 15 state department said the three powers in the Berlin treaty agreed on the terms for Samoa and that the commission would depart San Francisco on the 26th for Apia aboard the Badger. Officials noted pending orders and aims to restore order and defend foreign interests amid the Samoan crisis.
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East
Sahiad
Auckland
Department
Apia
Iday
Iman
Berlin
Sanfrancisco
Samoalie
Badger
Floods Cause Death and Destruction Near Sheridan
A vast flood at Sheridan Wye leaves Crow Indians dead, while five bridges vanish and much property is wrecked. Northern areas flood to reach safety as homes are submerged and mountains remain snowbound. Fires burn in Rutland La Salle and reports from Apia detail ambush casualties among naval personnel.
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coSheridan
Wye
Fifth Avenue
Raleigh Homecoming Parade Winds Through Unfriendly Weather
The battleship Raleigh returned from Manila after a delayed voyage and was cheered by thousands along the North River route from Tompkinsville to Grant's Tomb. Mayor Van Wyck led a citizen reception aboard the Glen Island with Capt. Coghlan greeting guests and the Raleigh crew.
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New York
United States
Raleigh
Mahila
Tompkinsville
Grant
Anchorage
North River
Thirty-fourth Street
van Wyck
Glen Island
Coghlan
Impressive Funeral for late Justice Stephen Held
Washington April 14. Impressive funeral services were held at the Church of the Epiphany for Justice Stephen Held. President McKinley and top officials attended along with foreign diplomats and dignitaries. Rev Satterlee and Rev Mackay-Smith officiated. The remains were interred at Mock Creek cemetery with temporary burial to be decided by Mrs Held.
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Duatiee Stephen i
Gehergl
Don M. Dickingon
Sendtoe Schminds
Satterlee
Mackay-Simith
Justice
Episcopal Church
Filler
Kupreme
Mook Creek
Mra
Wield
Poison for an Actress in Omiuha Neb April 14
Actress Corn Tanner narrowly escaped death after eating bonbons and inhaling rose fragrance sprinkled with prussic acid. The poisoned sweets and flowers were left for her at the Millard Hotel where she was staying during Wednesday night.
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Omiuha
Neb
Corn Tanner
Millard Hotel
Shere
Miss Tanner
The
Raleigh Parade Honors Sailors Amid Brief Ceremonies
The United States cruiser Raleigh was welcomed in New York with brief ceremonies and a 15 gun salute as Mayor Van Wyck and Capt Coghlan spoke. A Raleigh–led procession formed with patrol boats and excursion craft roaring salutes while crowds waved from shore and boats.
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Wever
Raleigh
New York
Coghlan
Glen Tpland
van Wyck
Glep
Fee
Alvegado
Sandayal
Jesus the Way to Comfort and Home in John 14
The article analyzes John 14 urging belief in God and in Jesus, presenting Jesus as the Way to the Father and to eternal life. It explains mansions in God's house, Jesus' continual coming through the Spirit, and the unity of Father and Son guiding believers. It emphasizes Jesus as the truth and life, and the Father dwelling in Him.
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Jartinalere
Chang
Cory
Sonny Meey Taba
Job
Jesus
Jeates
Godet
Vincent
Inquirer
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
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