Street Preacher Urges Charity Against City Poverty
A sermon recalls the moral perils of urban life urging Christians to aid the poor, rescue street wanderers, and oppose hypocrisy. It contrasts earthly wealth with heavenly hope and calls ministers and laypeople to action in New York streets. The preacher warns of temptations and praises charitable work.
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Asdin
Hell
Navy Yard
Josey
Lfe
Fehud
Eglon
Judas Iscariot
Christ
Short Sermons And Reflections On Faith And War
A sequence of brief religious excerpts features Rabbi Gottheil on true devotion, Rev. R. P. Williams on receptivity to divine messages, Rev. Liman Albott on Jesus’s moral relation between God and man, George Adams on religious indifference, Stev H H Wyman on church challenges, and a Washington Post quote about war. The passages juxtapose faith, doubt, and moral action.
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Rabbi Gottheil
Livbrew
New York City
R. P. Williams
Episcopalian
Washington, D.C
Jesus Christ
God
Man
Liman Albott
Brooklyn
New York
George Adams
Methodist
Stev. H. H. Wyman
San Francisco
Cal
Hanna's Victory and Senate Bribery Charge Debate
The article reviews Hanna's senate victory as not fully vindicating him, cites Republican whitewash in the Senate committee, and reports on calls for further inquiry into bribery tied to Tamma and the Columbus subpoenas. It also covers the revenue deficit, tax fairness, and various editorials on Grover Cleveland, trusts, and McKinley’s tariff views.
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Hanna
Senate
McKinley
Tiamna
Columbus
Ohio Committee
John Sherman
Mark Tanna
Sherman
Vanna
Tanna
Cantea
Hause Committee
Htve
New York Journal
Officials fault shifting policy rhetoric
The Atlanta Journal weighs in on the president’s sudden shift in direction, criticizing supporters for defending inconsistent stance while censure falls on Miles for remarks seen as harming export trade. The piece questions the loyalty of organs to a fluctuating administration and calls for steadier convictions.
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Qmahs
Werald
Atlanta Journal
Native Army in Panic as Amer forces Rally in Philippines
Gen Otis reports rapid American gains against Aguinaldo forces with several villages taken, property valued at 500000 destroyed, gunboats cruising Lake Bay, and about 1000 Filipino dead in a week. Washington and Oregon regiments reinforced at Pasig repulse night attack. two Americans killed, twenty wounded.
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Beromling
Otis
Avuinaldo
Bay Lake
Wheaton
United States
Aguinaldo
Sundar
Cavite
Pasig
Washington Volunteers
Taguig
Don. Wheaton
Washington
Oregon
Windstorm Deals Death Across Three States
A Saturday night tornado near Edwardsville in Cleburne Alabama killed eleven people and injured fifteen as it swept twelve miles with a 100 to 200 yard wide path. Homes were obliterated and trees uprooted while timbers and even a child’s body were carried through the landscape. The disaster struck near Iron City and affected Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas.
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Alabama
Mis-sissippi
Arkansas
Edwardsville
Cleburne
Ala
Iron City
Lewis Coffee
Whs
Cleburne County
Cottee
ATL
Mrs Place Executed at Sing Sing for Murder
Mrs Marthalace Place faced death in the electric chair at Sing Sing New York Monday afternoon calm and with no struggle. The crime was continued year ago when she killed her stepdaughter Ida Lince by wetting and smothering then struck her husband with an ax. Jealous motive cited as she envied husband’s attention to his daughter.
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Marthalace
Sing Sing
N. Y
Place
Sage
Vince
Aguinaldo Orders General Lagarda Beheaded
Aguinaldo erupts in rage after Lagarda advised surrender. Lagarda executed immediately for suggesting cessation of hostilities. Twelve Manila residents condemned to death for writing urging surrender. Lagarda reportedly visited Malolos to counsel Aguinaldo to quit the fight.
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Lasarda
Aguinaldo
Manila
Laigarda
Malolos
Guinaldo
Skaguay Martial Law as Railroad Strike Grows
Skaguay under martial law as Alaska railroad strikers surge. About 100 armed men patrol streets to deter 1000 protesters while U S infantry under Captain Yeatuan stands ready to move.
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White Lass
Yukon
Alaska
Skaguay
Eggpany
United States Infantry
Yeatuan
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