Cripple Tom and a Lad's Texts Save Souls
A dying boy Tom writes texts from a window to spread Christ's word. A visiting gentleman, moved by the lad's faith, helps him and later seeks reform in his life. Tom's steadfast sacrifice inspires a mission-minded life, leading to a Christian revival among villagers and a young African missionary.
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Jesus
Tom
Christ
Laddie
Lord Jesus
London
Cripple Boy
Central Africa
Christian Church
Jesus Christ
God
Prayer Changes Fate of Dying Boy in Chicago
A pastor recounts a crisis in Chicago where a dying boy, pleading prayer from a believing mother and unbelieving father, was revived after Major James H. Cole prayed. The father afterwards embraced faith, declaring God answered the prayer.
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James H. Cole
Father
Labor Fight Over Tin Duty Reaches House Committee
Labor representatives urged maintenance of the tin plate duty and abolition of export drawback rules before the Ways and Means Committee. John Williams of the Amalgamated Association denounced rivals after a protest from the United Sons of Vulcan of Pittsburgh cited his support for Bryan. Tariff reform was urged by Jesse F. Orton. A Buffalo suffrage convention donor gave 10000 dollars. Attorney Edward G. Hoffman returned from Indianapolis after Thanksgiving.
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Washington, D. C
Representatives of Labor
Ways and Means Committee
House
John Williams
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Williams
Payne
United Sons of Vulcan of
Pittsburg
Bryan
Mr. Payne
Jesse F. Orton
New York
Tariff Reform Club
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Centain Company
Murray
Tri-State
Tri-State Loan & Trust, Co
Success St
Prosperity Ave
Security Building
the Sentinel
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Nes
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