Pentecost Day and the Spirit’s Work in Acts
The lesson explains Pentecost as a divine observance foreshadowed in Leviticus with the Spirit’s descent on the apostles. It notes the disciples’ unity, the Apostles speaking in many tongues, and Jew crowds from many nations hearing God’s works. Peter clarifies the event as a sample of Joel’s prophecy, urging readiness for a future fuller fulfillment when Christ returns.
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Christ
Matthias
Judas
Peter
Paul
Satan
T. John
R. V
John
God
Jesus
Israel
Jerusalem
John xvi
Abraham
Isaac
Pet
Nicodemus
Egypt
Joel
Zion
Joel iii
Bank Robbery Foiled in Bethany Bank Loot of 2000
Four men broke into A. R. Scott bank in Bethany Illinois early today. They blew the safe and got away with 2000 dollars. Golf clubs and silver were left behind as citizens awakened by the explosion began shooting and drove the robbers off. The bandits worked two hours and fired five nitroglycerine charges before fleeing.
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Bethany
Ill
A. R. Scott
Discovery promises longer life from King’s New Discovery
Editor D H Downey of Churubusco Indiana proclaims Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption the most infallible remedy for coughs colds and grip with instant relief and cure for pneumonia and consumption. Dreier & Bro guarantee every bottle and offer free trial bottles.
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D. H. Downey
Churubusco
Ind
Dr. King
Dreier & Bro
Indicted for Third Murder in Evansville
Wilbur S. Sherwell, ex police officer, indicted by Vanderburgh County Grand Jury for murder of Fannie Butler a mu latto woman whose body was found in a stable May 13. Coroner says she was choked to death. Witnesses place Sherwell near the residence the night of the crime. He is already under arrest on murders of Lena Renna and Georgia Bailey found in a ditch. Police expect trial for all three murders with a theory he strangled each victim.
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Evansville
Ind
Wilbur S. Sherwell
Vanderburg County
Grand Jury
Fannie Butler
Sherwell
Lena Renna
Georgia Bailey
Bailey
Renna
Loss of Life in Walla Walla Wreck Proves Appalling
The Pacific Coast Steamship steamer Walla Walla bound for Puget Sound ports collided with an unknown French bark 22 miles south of Mendocino Buoy and sank after four forty five AM. Reports say about 45 passengers drowned with many missing and 62 saved. The wreck prompted dispatch of the revenue cutter McCulloch to scene and Rescue efforts continued as survivors reach Trinidad Eureka and San Francisco.
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Eureka
Cal
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Walla Walla
Hall
Puget Sound
Mendocino Buoy
George Reise
San Francisco
Walla
J. Roach & Sons
Dispatch
Trinidad
Ranger
Pacific
Ernest de Gouve
Tiobart
Tasmania
Portland
Les Adel
Frank Orrego
M. C. Morehouse
Seattle
H. S. Marshall
W. K. Smith
Los Angeles
William Sheehan
J. McCallum
William O’leary
Charles Brown
A. Spear
R. McC. McKee
Fred ‘McClelland
Fred K. Hatschen
Swanson
Dan Larsen
Charley Dawson
E. Alexander
A. Johnson
H. H. Weaver
Walls Walla
United States
McCulloch
Pomona
Cape Mendocino
Walla Walla Passengers and Crew Details After Sinking
Pacific Coast Steamship reports sixty four passengers and eighty crew aboard the Walla Walla. As of Jan 4, no confirmed death toll. estimates range from ten dead with thirty six missing to as high as seventy three unaccounted. Names of those believed dead include Mrs. Kotschinar and Mrs Reynolds.
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Herman Kotschinar
Kotschmar
M. Reynolds
H. Erickson
Louis Druby
San Francisco
Missing News Not Found In Eureka Article
Brief clipped item notes no report of a missing person in Eureka on January 4 with timestamp at 10 o'clock.
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Eureka
Gal
Walla Walla lifeboat lands survivors near Trinidad
Reports from Eureka California say a lifeboat from the steamer Walla Walla with seven passengers reached Big Lagoon fifteen miles north of Trinidad. A Trinidad to Big Lagoon recovery stage heads back with survivors. eight more landed at Big Lagoon, including Second Officer Lupp. The Walla Walla lifeboat with ten aboard arrived in Trinidad with nine. the wife of Revenue Officer Ketzehnur died aboard and was thrown overboard.
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Eureka
Cal
Ward
Walla ‘Walla
Big Frostwater Lagoon
Trinidad
Big Lagoon
Lupp
Walla Walla
Ketzehnur
Tacoma
Pretty Edgerton Wedding Unites Edith Anspach and George Waldrop
A New Year wedding at Edgerton joined Miss Edith May Anspach of Edgerton and George Waldrop of Carrollton Kentucky. The ceremony in a bay window featured Rev. E A Bunner officiating, with elaborate greenery and shaded lamps. Guests from Payne and Oak Harbor attended. a five course repast followed served by Lacklin.
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Edgerton
Edith May Anspach
George Waldrop
Carrollton
E. A. Bunner
Woodburn
Auspach
Oakharbor
J. W. Cartwright
L. C. Poland
Livengood
J. E. Mulligan
C. G. Dyarman
J. E. Rubin
Emma Kroenick
C. P. Reininger
Insanity Cure Claimed After New Year Blow
George Brunnemer, an insane patient at Indianapolis Central hospital, left for a New Year dinner and returned with a deep head wound. Dr Karchner pronounced him sane and credited the blow to restoring his mind. Friends seek to keep him from returning to the asylum.
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Indianapolalis
Ind
George Brunnemer
Central ‘Hospital
Karchner
Brunnemer
A. A. Martin Buys Bradley Livery Business
A. A. Martin purchased the Bradley livery on East Main Street for 2000 dollars including equipment and good will. He will run the business himself and make several improvements at the stables he already owns.
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A. A. Martin
Bradley
East Main Street
Mr. Martin
Longtime Lagrange County Pioneer Daniel Frea Dies at 78
Daniel Frea a pioneer of Lagrange county has died at age 78. He and his family moved from Pennsylvania to the Midwest in 1843 locating first in Huntington before settling in the county.
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Daniel Frea
Lagrange County
Pennsylvania
Huntington
Boy Leads Bear on Mountain Winter Adventure
A four year old boy on a Yukon style expedition with his prospector father and grandmother befriends a bear. While practicing snowshoeing, the boy falls and is saved by his father who arrives with rifle drawn. The bear gently interacts with the child as the family adapts to life above the timber line. The child’s bond with Mamie the bear and a grandmother’s cautious awe echo a lesson that a child may lead them.
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Sam
Boy
Roy
Mamie
Bey
Nick Dobare
Para
Maggie
Arreieny
Flo
Grandma
Grace Duffie Boylan
Chicago Record-Herald
Manners For Boys Rules From The American Boy
A brief etiquette guide for boys outlining conduct in street, doorway, parlor, and dining room. It stresses politeness, respect for ladies, orderly seating, and observing others pace and behavior in social settings.
The Land Crab That Spends Life On Land
A Pittsburg Dispatch piece explains how certain crabs inhabit forests and rivers yet survive on dry land. Land crabs hide in damp holes and emerge at dusk to feed, using water-filled sacs under their gills to keep their breathing organs moist while traveling.
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Mary Wirby
Pittsburg
Son of a Great Man
A Waterbury reader recalls a boy's remark about his father who seemingly knows the time without a watch. The child explains that morning times mean rise and evening times mean bed, reflecting a simple home routine.
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Tommy
Waterbury
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Lescan
American Press
Bethany, Ill
China Closet
E. L. Nuttman
William Bertel
John Wilson
Hans P. Anderson
F. Allen
J. L. Field
J.A. Gray
Charles Neff
W. Dahler
D Jones
J. Brown
F. Demar
C. Gleason
M. C. Marsh
G. Nicholson
M Hanselman
Peter Nilsen
Frederick Lupp
John Hughes
C. Brown
Bradley Livery
Nanny
Sete
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