Paul in Corinth Builds a Strong Church and Mission
Paul arrives in Corinth after Athens and lives with Aquila and Priscilla while working as a carpenter. Silas and Timothy join him, aid from Philippians arrives, and Gallio dismisses charges as Paul preaches to Jews and Gentiles. He stays about two years, using Corinth as a strategic center for ministry and letters to Thessalonians.
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Paul
Athens
Aquila
Priscilla
Jesus
God
Silas
Timothy
Philippi
Berea
Philippians
St. Paul's
A. V
Ezekiel
Justus
Christ
Gallio
Seneca
William Ramsey
Corinth
Fatherhood of God Shown in Scripture
A Portland Maine report on a July 23 lecture by Pastor Russell at the I B S A Convention. He argues the phrase fatherhood of God is limited to those who accept redemption through Jesus Christ and that most mankind remains alienated, challenging universal salvation and the broad use of the term. He cites Scripture to define life as from God and notes Adam’s forfeiture of sonship. He emphasizes faith, obedience, and the call to saintship for immortality.
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Portland
Maine
Russell
God
Adam
Lord Jesus Christ
Father
Ile
Paul
Jesus
Gehenna
Republicans Seek Bull Moose Vote In Indiana Meeting Speech
Indiana Progressives prepare to name a full state ticket at July 20 meeting in Indianapolis Odd Fellows hall Bainbridge Colby of New York will keynote speaker. The state Progressive convention follows ousting National Committeeman Dye for Chicago endorsement of Hughes and highlights tensions within the Republican machine over tariff policy and progressive support.
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Bainbridge Colby
New York
Willis 8
Thompson
Indianapolis
Indiana
Chicago
Charlie Fairbanks
Jim Hemenway
Jim Watson
Joe Kealing
Harry New
Jim Goodrich
Dye
Indorsing Hughes
Odd Fellows Hall
Wilson policy criticized by opponents over border actions
The piece argues that Republicans opposing Wilson’s Mexican border policy should support his approach in wartime. It commends Indiana National Guard leadership, praises officer selections, and notes Frank Butler leading the Speakers Bureau at the Democratic state headquarters with plans for broad statewide outreach.
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Wilson
Mexico
U. S
Frank Butler
Kern Chases Indiana Campaign After Senate Sessions
Senator John W. Kern remains in Washington for senate duties but plans a vigorous Indiana campaign soon. His record highlights legislative accomplishments and statewide impact, notably the opening of Indianapolis’ free employment bureau at the Federal building, which serves more employers and workers than any office outside New York.
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John W. Kern
Washington
Senate
Indiana
Senator Kern
Free Employment Bureau
Federal Building
Indianapolis
Kern
New York City
Roosevelt and Hughes in Progressive split politics of 1916
A 1916 Chicago gathering features Roosevelt endorsing Hughes while progressives seek a united party. The document notes attempts to oust Fairbanks, Indiana organizer Dye’s purge, and hints at lobbyist links through Jim Hemenway and broader Republican power plays.
Evidence of Prosperity in Indiana Politics and Debt Claims
The piece criticizes Republican handling of state debt, noting a 5 000 debt claim tied to a past Indiana Supreme Court decision. It cites rising auto licenses from 96 000 in 1915 to 120 000 in mid 1916, and praises Secretary of State Homer L. Cook for lowering 1916 plate costs and promising cheaper 1917 contracts, framing this as Democratic economy in action.
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Quincy Myers
Indiana
Quincy
State Supreme Court
Homer L. Cook
Spirit of Then and Now Reflects 1898 to 1916 War Labor
The piece contrasts 1898 veterans who lost jobs with 1916 National Guard members who return to jobs and receive full salaries for their families. It argues patriotism includes both combat and support roles and praises the blended valor and fidelity sustaining the nation.
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Spain
National Guard
Tabernacle Shadows of the Better Sacrifices
An advertises a little book on biblical shadows and type from the wilderness Tabernacle. The 128 page volume with illustrations is offered postpaid for 10 cents by Bible Study Club, 28 West Grand Street, New York City.
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Webster
Saint Paul
Bible Study Club
West Gard Street
New York City
The Democrat Emphasizes News Leadership
Daily newspaper promises full coverage with rapid updates and strong editorial voice. The paper positions itself as the primary source for local and regional happenings, aiming to deliver timely reporting and opinion.
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BP. O. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute
Western Newspaper Union
Pastor Russell
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Tariff Commission
Dave Harum
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Indiana National Guard
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Hughes
Fairbanks
Johnson
California
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Murray Crane
Charlies
National Republican Party
Then and
Rea
Ehite
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U.S
State of Indiana
Purdue University
Chas. L. Rea
S. Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis, Ind
ONE Minute Mfg. CO
Newton, Iowa
Jasonville
Owensbureg
Worthington
Jasonville Hardware & FurnitureCo
W. S. Sentney
Three Bills Hardware Co
M. Summers
Box W
Notre Dame
Ind
Democrat
York
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Coo
Toledo
Ohio
Chichester S Pills
Chi-Chester
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