Two Kinds of Faith in Samaritans at Jacob's Well
A sermon on John chapter four contrasts head faith hearing of Christ with heart faith born from personal contact. Samaritans heard the woman then met Jesus, invited Him to stay, and after two days of teaching proclaimed, Now we believe because we have heard for ourselves and know He is the Saviour of the world.
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Simurta
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Erets
Iemites
Fontent
Sychar
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God
Samari
Jeane
Rome
Pletara
Getheemane
Faihy
Mrrender
Baptist Union
Senate
Franklin
Pontotoc
Hightower
Vicksburg
Natchez
Mississippi Education Report Praises Whitfield Summary
A Mississippi educator lauds Professor Whitfield’s biennial 1902 1908 educational report. He highlights its clear, instructive data on state progress, laments capital construction outsourcing, and calls for trained county superintendents and better teacher support. He notes capital labor contrasts, the need for skilled artists, and the Text Book Bill’s contentious path through the legislature.
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Mississippi
St. Louis
Chicago
Prof. Whitfield
Capitol
Barnes
Austrian Emigrant Arrested Over Hidden Dynamite on Ship
In Liverpool officials found 18 pounds of dynamite and 3860 detonators in the trunk of an Austrian emigrant aboard the Majestic. The man named Ivan Sjnbeanole claimed to head for Carlsbad and was arrested after the false bottom in his trunk concealed the explosives. He was remanded until February 20.
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White Star Line
Majestic
New York
Ivan Sjnbeanole
Carlsbad
Arrest In Mystery Passenger Case At White Star Office
New York reports Ivan Lymbanovic, 30, was arrested and booked at Pittsburgh days ago with a through ticket to Carlsbad. White Star officials say they know nothing of the man and no baggage is examined, leaving details unclear.
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New York
White Star
Ivan Lymbanovic
Pittsburg
Carlsbad
Miniature City of Tents at World’s Fair Site
Nine St Louis businessmen form University Park encampment a tented city outside the fair grounds. Tents will be double topped with wood floors iron beds and electric lights. A dollar per day rate with advance rental and 75 cents daily for prebooked tents. Barbed wire fencing guards the premises and a central office with a safe will serve guests.
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St. Louis
University Park
West St. Louis Water Co
Pennsylvania pensions report shows four years of relief payments
The Pennsylvania Railroad pension department reports 1,224,087 spent on relief for eligible retirees over four years. Yearly distributions were 269,374 in 1903, 292,290 in 1902, and 269,374 in 1901. Two thousand one hundred twenty six employees retired, 527 died, 426 aged 65 to 69, and 348 retired on their own request with officer approval.
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Pension Department of the
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pension Plan
The Crown Prince Resembling His Father in Europe’s Court
The crown prince, heir since age six, grows into a thoughtful, shy young man nearly 22. He shares his father Emperor William’s stern duty, military tastes, and sports love, and was groomed for rule from infancy. He trained in Potsdam, then at Pion College in Schleswig Holstein, then Bonn.
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Prince William
Eitel Fritz
Potedam
Pion
Schleswig-Holstein
Bonn
Crown Prince William's English Ties and Quiet Life
A biography sketches Crown Prince William's university life in Bonn and his English ties via Queen Victoria and King Edward. It notes his tours, audience of Leo XIII, and his current Potsdam military duty. It mentions his outdoor lovers of riding and deer stalking, piano skill, and the unresolved question of his future marriage.
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Berlin
England
Queen Victoria
Edward
Order of the Garter
Prince Hitel
Rome
Leo XIII
Pambino Plu Grande
Potsdam
Guards
Electric shocks drive worms from soil in pest trial
Article describes experiments by Herr Halberger and European scientists using buried 110-volt electrodes to surface worms and insects in a test area. The method cleared land of vermin, suggesting electricity could aid plant growth and crop protection by combining pest control with irrigation or farming power.
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Herr Halberger
Lincoln Day Banquet Speaker Addresses Tariff and Reciprocity
Albert H. Cummins, principal speaker at the Minneapolis Flambeau Club Lincoln Day Banquet, spoke to about five hundred at the Hennepin County Republican Association. He discussed tariff revision, reciprocity, and national policy, urging a patriotic import duties system and friendlier Canada relations while stressing government handling of labor disputes.
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Minneee
Albert H. Cummins
Town
Minneapolis Flambeéan Club
Hennepin County Republican Association
Gov. Cummins
Canada
Northwest
Tribute to Senator Hanna and Foraker at Ohio GOP
In Cleveland on February 13 the Ohio Republican League endorsed Roosevelt. Guy Herrick announced Hanna’s critical condition in a broken voice. Senator Foraker praised his colleague, saying the nation would lose a great statesman if Hanna dies, despite past political differences.
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Ohio Republican League
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Guy
Herrick
Hanna
Senator Foraker
Senate
Foraker
Notorious Outlaw Jones Killed by Sheriff Posse
Helena Mont Feb 13 Frank Jones a notorious outlaw was instantly killed by two sheriff s posse members at A N Lande s ranch in the states northwest. Jones is alleged to have led a gang that terrorized cattlemen for ten years with raids stealing thousands of head, burning ranches and destroying property. Rewards totaling 1506 were offered for his capture dead or alive.
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Helena
Mont
Frank Jones
A. N. Lande
Jones
Lincoln's tomb observance at Oak Ridge cemetery
Lincoln's birthday exercises were held at Lincoln's tomb in Oak Ridge cemetery attended by several hundred, under Ste otimson post G A R and Stephenson Women's Relief Corps. Floral offerings rested on the sarcophagus. a large number of Black attendees were present.
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Lincoln
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Stephenson Post
Stephenson Women's Relief Corps
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