Lincoln Park and La Rabida Aid for Chicago Poor Children
Edward Julian outlines Chicago sanitariums helping very poor children with clean air baths and medical care. Linco ln Park’s facility, Warding off illness, aids mothers and babies. Jackson Park provides infant care with modest funding. La Rabida hosts mothers and children, with free omnibus rides and lunch support.
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Chicago
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago Daily News
Lincoln Park
Thomas
la Rabida
Sixty-fourth Street
Stony Island Avenue
Oanrses
Park Board
Trinity Diet Kitchen
Wallace Street
Thirty Second
Edward Julian
Forgiveness Lesson From The Parable Of The Unforgiving Servant
The Sunday School lesson explores Matthew 18 21 35 on forgiving others as God forgives us. It notes Peter’s question about how often to forgive and Jesus answer seventy times seven, then the parable of the king and the debt, contrasting mercy shown to the forgiven with the cruelty shown to fellow servants.
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H. C. Lenington
Peter
Jesus
Heaven
Ukewlise
Schaff
Kingdom of Heaven
Speaker Exchanges Over Pet Names On Bills
In a humorous cartoon dialogue, a physician presents a bill to Mr Jones and a misunderstanding over a horse named Cob or Spudds sparks wit. The exchange ends with Jones admitting his illness and realization.
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Bill
Mr. Jones
Jones
Harper's Bazar
Shortcoming in Our Efforts Against Rest in Faith
The message notes that failure to reach spiritual rest comes from our own part and urges vigilance. It cites a biblical exhortation about entering God’s rest and warns against falling short of the promised rest. The source reflects a United Presbyterian perspective on faith and diligence.
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United Presbyterian
Invincible Servants of the King Named in Solomons Charge
A proclamation extols faithful service under divine appointment. It declares that God anoints those He appoints and that a prepared man is invincible, praising Thomas Spurgeon as a godly officer worthy of trust.
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Solomon
Thos Spurgeon
Plotting to Kill Kings and Princes in Europe
New York reports a possible lead on an anarchist plot tied to Count Malatesta and followers in Paterson New Jersey. Investigators cite a May meeting with Bresci Quintavalli Grassoni and others, plus letters from Genoa and Paris, as evidence of a plan to murder European monarchs.
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Count Malatesta
Europe
New York
Paterson
V. J
Straight Street
Balone
Bresci
Quintavalli
Grassoni
Alphonso Blanidies
Esteve
Widmr
Quintavaln
Graisoni
Lanna
Humbert
Malatesta
Widmar
Italans
Abresci
Italy
United States
Dr. Remandied Cassato
Chamber of Deputies
the Herald
N. J
Union Forms Preliminary Session for Metal Workers Group
In Indianapolis on August 4 delegates completed preliminaries for forming the International Union of United Metal Workers. Chicago was chosen as headquarters, Charles MeCarthy of Cincinnati elected president, and the order will cover architectural wire and metal workers, bridge and jail builders, surgical instrument makers, metal patternmakers and copper smiths. A charter from the American Federation of Labor has been applied for.
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Indianapolis
International Union of United Metal Workers
Chicago
Charles MeCarthy
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
New Cable Line Connects United States and Portugal
Congratulatory messages from President McKinley and the king of Portugal flashed yesterday over the Commercial Cable Co. line between the Azores and the United States. The Fayal connection links the Azores to Portugal and forms the first direct US Portugal telegraphic link.
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New York
McKinley
Portugal
United States
Commercial Cable Co
Azores
Fayal
Drought at Cape Nome Report Downplays Disease Fears
A former department employee at Cape Nome states reports of disease and death are untruthful. He notes few typhoid cases, many deaths due to drowning and suicide, and ongoing gold prospecting with modest yields. He foresees a Nome boom if rain arrives and warns winter mining will need thawing machinery and high coal costs.
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la Rabina
Palos
Spain
Columbus
United States Army
Emma M. Moore
Ida N. King
Lake Michigan
Winders
Washington
The
Treasury
Department
Cape Nome
Oregon
Anvil Creek
Nome
Cape Prince of Wales
Siege Train to China May Bombard Pekin
Gen. MacArthur reports sending Gatling guns and siege rifles to Taku for the Chinese campaign. The five inch rifles and seven inch howitzers, now en route from Manila, may be used to bombard Pekin if required.
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MacArthur
China
Pekin
Washington
War Department
Taku
Manila
Chaffee
Alabama Democrats Win State Ticket by Wide Margin
In Birmingham on August 7, Democrats carry state and county offices and the general assembly. Governor candidate W J Sanford of Lee county leads a slate by about 60,000. Republicans populists and prohibitionists also run, with populists and Republicans possibly holding as few as 12 of 133 seats. Voter apathy marks the day as the election prompts discussion of a constitutional convention aimed at reducing black political influence.
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Birmingham
Ala
General Assembly
W J Sanford
Lee County
Boblng
Subcommittee List Brought To Light By Chairman Jones
Chairman Jones released the subcommittee roster for the main body Fx Groy Stone of Missouri. Norman Mack of Buffalo was removed and John R McLean heads the wars and means committees. Eastern state representation includes Gaffer of Pennsylvania and George Fred Williams of Massachusetts. Senator Teller sits on the advisors committee.
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Chicago
Ange
Jones
Fx Groy Stone
Missouri
Norman, Mack
Buffalo
Gaffer
Pennsylvania
George Fred Willams
Massachussetts
John R McLean
Teller
Baltimore Strikers Hit Port As Union Jobs Stand Firm
About 2 500 Baltimore union stevedores walked out after steamship agents refused to hire only union men. The strike followed days of tension with Patterson Kamay & Co fined 50 for employing non union workers and accused of pressuring firms to break the union.
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Baltimore
Patterson, Kamaay & Co
Johnson Law
Stevvedores
World News Roundup on Pekin Relief and Li Hung Chang
Reports from London Shanghai and Washington detail Allied efforts to relieve Pekin with dispatches from Remey Taus sig and Conger. Li Hung Chang pledges amnesty for Boxers while ministers travel under escort amid hostilities with China resisting further territorial concessions.
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Shanghai
Li Hung Chang
Washington
Conger
State Department
General Goodnow
Afr
Ragsdale
United States
Tien Tsin
Squiers
Legation
Pekin
Fowler
Che Foo
Navy Department
Fame
Peitsang
Daily Mail
London
Remey
Taussig
Lord Salisbury
Tsung Li Yamen
Yamen
Lokal Anzeiger
Berlin
Li Hong Chang
China
Eart Li
Prince Tuan
Petersburg
Russia
Kien Tsin
Lu Tai
Li Thane Chanz
Pehin
Mimic War Tests Mobility of Cycle Forces Near London
London reports Maen Maurice commanding the Woolwich district oversaw a volunteer maneuver beginning Saturday. Forty roads in northern Sussex hosted thousands of exoclists in a staged defense to delay an invading force until British troops could assemble near London. Defenders reportedly repelled the invaders, signaling superior mobility for cycle units.
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London
Maen. Maurice
Woolwich
Sussex
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Spudds
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Gaetano Brescl
Alabama
Stevedores
Pietsang
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