Bear Ye One Another's Burdens Says Dr Talmage Sermon
Dr Talmage urges Christians to lift others burdens as a moral law. He cites Mrs Appleton and Daniel Webster's daughter, extols kindness to merchants farmers mechanics doctors and reporters, and laments selfishness while urging practical encouragement and sympathy for all workers.
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Christ
Paul
Appleton
Boston
Daniel Webster
Temple of Baalbee
Encouraging public servants and citizens to bear one another
The speaker urges support for doctors lawyers teachers and ministers, condemns cuts to teacher salaries, praises cheerful influence on invalids, and tells of examples from history to motivate encouragement. He ends with a call to shared burdens and Christian unity as heirs of God.
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Mount Sinai
Moses
Christ
Bencha
Rufus Choate
Naomi
England
Matthew Tale
Tle
Tlold
Lom
Westminster Hall
Farmers Party Calls For National Convention In Early March
Delegates from Fulton Warren and McDonough counties declare for a national farmers party and plan a national convention by early March with Chicago favored as the place A. W. Holeman leads the movement Eldon W Bradbury reads the declaration urging farmers to join and elect representatives to Congress and state legislatures Local discussions consider one delegate per district and notes from various farmers and labor groups are read
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Lil
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Warren
McDonough
National Farmers’ Party
United States
Chicago
Eldon W. Bradbury
Congress
A. W. Holeman
New British War Vessels Reach 119 Ships On Record
Lonxpoy January 30 The total British warships under construction numbers 119 from ironclads cruisers sloops gunboats and torpedo destroyers. Chatham dockyard built three of the heaviest battleships in ten months and armored ships total 28 costing over £26 million. By March 1903 these vessels will join Britain’s fleet ahead of further credit requests by the First Lord of the Admiralty George Goschen.
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Chatham Dockyard
Admiralty
George J. Goschen
House of Commons
Entire Robson family lost on Lake Erie voyage
Cascado report says an entire Robson family of five and a hired man perished in Lake Erie. The father and mother started to move a dead daughter toward Canada in a battered clinker boat. A woman’s body found near Port Burrell is presumed Mrs. Robson. others remain missing.
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the Tribune
Toledo
Lake Erie
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Henry M. Martel
Canada
Port Burrell
Clemency Recommended for Gen Eagan After Court Martial
Gen Eagan commissary general of subsistence found guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer and of conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline. Dismissal from the U S Army ordered but with court recommendation for executive clemency. Secretary Alger to review the record. President has final review. Separate notes report Alaska to lay out mail route and posts. Chicago boiler explosion injures four men.
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Gen. Eagan
United States Army
Col. Davis
Alger
Seattle
Wash
Copper River District
Alaska
Yukon River
Govity
Los Angeles
Cal
A. C. Bradley
Guv. Smith
Santa Monica
Panic in Omaha Theater Bear Rampage
An enormous silver tip bear escaped its cage at Creighton theater in Omaha on Sunday. It injured its master Paul Batty and two others, raged through scenery, and caused panic across several blocks before trainers subdued it with heated irons.
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Neb
Creighton Theater
Paul Batty
McDonald
Jake Rosenthal
Accident in Gallitzin Tunnel Kills One Injures Many
A crew of 26 track repairmen in Altoona Pennsylvania faced a fatal tunnel collision at the Gallitzin tunnel western entrance. As a westbound locomotive approached, workers moved from the north to the south track but smoke obscured the engine. One man died at once, another died in hospital, and 16 others were seriously hurt.
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Gallitzin Tunnel
Altoona
Hains Found Guilty in Parkersburg Murder Case
In Parkersburg West Virginia the state versus Ira Hains a colored man was found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing "Crap Jim" Thomas a colored man. The verdict came shortly before 10 this Sunday morning after Hains followed Thomas to a friend's house and fired a shotgun. The defense noted threats by the victim.
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Jim” Thomas
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Thomas
Senate set to vote on peace treaty this week
The Senate will devote most of the week to the peace treaty with speeches planned by Senators Berry Spooner Rawlins Money and Chilton. The House will focus on the Army bill with a final vote at 3 p.m. Tuesday and then move to river and harbor and military academy appropriations. Additional items include public buildings and land questions and the Hawaiian bill.
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Committee On Appropriations
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Senator Chilton
Sullivan
Bacon
House of Representatives
Bailey
Full
Military Committee
House
Military Academy
Mercer
Committee On
Lacey
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