Armor of God for New Year Faithful Fight
A sermon-like exhortation urges believers to don the armor of God for the new year. It compares spiritual warfare to naval battles at Manila and Santiago, praising faith, loyalty to Christ, and personal purity as vital in the campaign against the devil. It calls believers to shed the past and enter the year ready to fight the good fight of faith.
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Vietewioe
Satan
Golgotha
God
Manila
Santiago
Christ
The Armor of Victory Sermon Reflections for New Year
The author contemplates moral gains and losses of the past year and the future spiritual task. It argues that earthly success often hides spiritual costs, while losses may yield virtuous gains. The piece urges reliance on God, repentance, and resisting Satanism as a path to salvation. The tone resembles a religious exhortation about faith, conscience, and renewal.
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Amor
Satan
Hell
Apostle
Cuban Reciprocity Yields Wider Tariff Concessions
The piece argues Cuba's reciprocal treaty offers deeper cut rates than the U S on key imports. Schedules A B and C grant Cuba 25 30 and 40 percent reductions on machinery butter musical instruments and cotton goods, while the United States provides 20 percent on Cuban imports. The article notes both nations retain free duties for products already duty free and says ratifications should occur before January 31 1903 with the treaty taking effect soon after.
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Isie
United States
Cuba
Weyler
Congress
Republie
Europe
New York Tribune
Republic of Cuba
Republc
Tea Duty Ends and Trade Shifts in Asia and California
The article argues tea duty ends January 1 lowering cost for households, while Cuba may grant American exporters freer access. It notes California labor shortages push farmers toward Chinese and Japanese workers despite exclusionist sentiment, citing farm labor needs and producer conventions. It also highlights Christmas bonuses by the R. M. Rose Company and assorted political and social mentions.
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California
Hawaii
Philippines
Golden Gate
John
Golden State
Congress
Holiday Fable and Love Poems in Dialect Verses
A mixed excerpt from poems and tales exploring memory, youth, and faith. It weaves a winter dream of children, bells, and springtime, followed by dialect verses about wisdom and poverty, love, and a rural wedding tale. The passages evoke sentiment, longing, and moral reflection through lyrical vignettes.
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Ike
Telegragh firm liable for missed delivery over office hours
In a series of legal notes the text reviews cases on breach of contract and liability for telegraph service failures. It discusses a firm delivering urgent telegrams and being liable when a telegram is not delivered to the addressee within blocks of its office despite after hours handling. It also touches on alienation of affection, marriage law, and various other legal references from multiple jurisdictions.
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RE. M. Rose Co
R. M. Rose Company
Southwestern Rep
Texas
Northeastern Rep
New York
Parker
Indiana
Northwestern Rep
Illinois
American Sugar Company
Mass
Morton
Judge Burnham
Evening Post
Vo Richardson
Vanderbilt Will Recover New York Chronicle Report
Physicians attending Cornelis Vanderbilt stated today that he is rapidly recovering from illness. The update notes improvement and confidence in a full recovery, with no complications reported at this time.
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Vanderbilt
New York
Cornelis Vanderbilt
A Diplomatic Waiter and the Art of Patronage
The piece portrays a seasoned waiter who cultivates regulars by subtle flattery and menu manipulation. It reveals how commission-based pay motivates waiters to favor favored patrons, shaping orders, desserts, cocktails, and even substitutions to boost revenue and secure repeat business.
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John
George
Mr Blank
Hationasi Oursties Company
Gervics
Blank
Financial Gifts Co
Haskell
Técog
Eine
Harry
Gascon
Howl
Luke
Three Die as Illinois Central Train Collides in Kentucky
A collision on the Illinois Central at Caneyville, Kentucky, 84 miles from Louisville, between number 1/4 passenger train bound for Cincinnati from New Orleans and a work train left three dead and two injured. Victims from the work train included Charles Stith, engineer, Elizabethtown KY. Thomas Bell, fireman, Owensboro KY. and Robt Stata,器 chief, Cerese Fire. The crash destroyed one engine and two cars.
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Tlinois Central
Kentucky
Louisville
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Caneyville
Charles Stith
Lizabethtown
Rlhomar Bell
Isvile
Tata
Ceres
Passenger Train Collides With Freight in Louisville Morning
A passenger train rear collided with a freight engine Caneyville pulling empty gondolas near Louisville. The freight engine was taking water and moving at speed when the collision occurred, causing space and likely injuries.
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Louisville
Caneyville
Breaker Island Plant Sold to Steel Trust
New York December 27 William F Donavan president of the Troy Steel Production Company announced the sale of the Breaker Island plant to United States weed Corporation. He said new owners will operate the plant though authority was not spoken. The plant had been sold at auction under a Supreme Court judgment.
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R. F. Armstrong
Halifax
M. B
J. D. , Bulloch
Liverpool
England
Roosevelt
Bulloch
James D. Bulloch
New York
New Orleans
Bienville
Louisiana
Sceuth
Fingajs
Atlanta
Davis
Batloch
Alexandra
Florida
Alabama
Shenandoah
Stonewall
Shell
James Dunwodier Bulloch
Irvine Stephens Bulloch
Junilor
Cherbourg
Young Bulloch
Semmes
Colonel Newcome
Thackeray
William F Donavan
Troy Steel Production Company
Breaker Island
United States Weed Corporation
Donovan
Supreme Court
Door
Christmas Gifts and Worker Bonuses Highlight Harvester Era
Fragmented OCR recounts holiday favors at Harvester era firms with employees receiving gifts, meals, and year end bonuses. Mentions of 5 to 10 dollar gifts, free oil, and company labor drives plus charitable acts to aid the poor. Reflects mass distribution of house gifts and seasonal acts across merchants and workers.
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Coopers
Chris
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