Night of danger as relief party plans March 4
In Philadelphia Record excerpts, a distressed scene unfolds with a relief party preparing to depart from Williston on March 4. Families await word on missing father figures while a wounded, exhausted group contemplates their next move and safety for a young girl. The narrative weaves through fatigue, concern, and wary resolve as they brace for uncertain outcomes.
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White
Beta Winky
Langton
Shestageree
Mira Waird
Williston
Faith that Overcomes Grief in Elisha Story
A mother’s faith amid bereavement mirrors Elisha’s ministry as she lays her dead son before the prophet at Mount Carmel. The tale contrasts the prophet’s life-giving power with conventional care and urges readers to seek God now for refuge, strength, and blessing through faith.
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Mohall
Tong
Hart
Mount’ Carmal
Faith
Dave
Brea
Gehail
Mount Carmel
Servants of God
Jesus
Aegie
Abe
Fethos
Conselene
Tay Tim
Jackson Fide
Rome
Elisha
Mother’s faith revives child through Elisha’s blessing
A grieving mother recalls the prophet Elisha’s prayer and blessing that revived her son after a sudden death. She travels with Gehazi and Elisha to the boy’s bedside, trusts in God, and returns home with her living child. The narrative emphasizes faith, obedience, and the mother’s resolve amid sorrow.
Matsushima Sinks After Explosion At Makang Harbor
Japanese cruiser Matsushima sank after a stern magazine explosion at 4:08 AM while anchored at Makang harbor in the Pescadores. 141 crew saved, officials report total aboard about 415 with 240 officers and men lost. Nearby protests and other items follow in a mix of unrelated notices.
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Japan
Yoshimats
Matsushima
Makang
Pescadores
Crits
Ttsukush
Washington, D.C
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Japweed Embassy
Revolt in the House over antiinjunction and antitrust bills
Representative Townsend of Michigan secured assurance from Speaker Cannon via Representative Watson that no action will be taken this session on antiinjunction or Sherman antitrust amendments. The judiciary committee will report related bills within days. A faction of 30 to 40 majority members threaten to block financial measures until guarantees are made to place wood pulp on the freelist.
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Washington, D.C
Townsend
Michigan
Cannon
Watson
Indiana
House
Secretary Straus Reappoints Roosevelts To Arbitration Post
Secretary Straus of the Department of Commerce and Labor formally notifies Washington that he has reappointed Theodore Roosevelt as an American member of the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague for a six year term.
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Straus
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Notic Ned
Department of Commeree and Labor
Permanent Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Federal judge resigns in Oklahoma to resume practice
United States Judge Ralph E. Campbell of the eastern district of Oklahoma forwarded his resignation to the attorney general explaining he prefers to resume private practice. In Lincoln Nebraska Mrs. C Berry of Louisville Kentucky was removed from a Burlington train and jailed after appearing demented while en route to Denver.
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United States
Ralph E. Campbell
Eastern Distriet
Oklahoma
Hiving
Hay
Lincoln, Neb
C. Berry
Louisville
Denver
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