Jesus at the Pharisee's House in Luke's tale
A Sunday School lesson by John Lindsay Withrow interprets Jesus visiting Simon the Pharisee. A unnamed penitent woman anoints Jesus, prompts rebuke, and reveals forgiveness by faith, not by tears or costly gifts, illustrating the call to come to Christ for rest.
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John Lindsay Withrow
Park Street Church
Boston
Chicago Record
Jesus
John
James
Joseph
Simon
Mary Magdalene
Magdalene
Mary of Bethany
John xii
Christ
Caesar
Nazareth
Simeon
God
A Model Village At Biltmore Estate
Ainslee’s Magazine describes Biltmore village near the entrance lodge. It notes planned extensions, modern sewers pavements and electric lighting, rents rather than sales, a church and rector funded by Vanderbilt, and cautious optimism about the model scheme’s success amid traditional landholding patterns.
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Biltmore
North Carolina
Vanderbilt
Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Couples
Walter E. Carey and Anna Kreck man Bert V. Green and Katherine Sneider Henry F. Hermann and Sophia L. Hockemeyer Orson R. Lenhart and Elva E. Roberts Sanford Smith and Mary J. Smith Seeley W. Bell and Emily C. Schwarts filed for marriage licenses in the local notices.
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Henry F. Hermann
Sophia L. Hockemeyer
Orson RB. Lenhart
Elva E. Rob
Erts
Sanford Smith
Mary J. Smith
Seeley W. Bell
Emily C. Schwarts
Stanton Goes Up Prisoner Made No Defense
Officers from Indianapolis and Detroit report a prisoner who offered no defense as Stanton rose to the occasion.
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Stanton
Young offender George Stanton sentenced in Indiana case
George Stanton, a 24 year old with multiple aliases, was found guilty of burglary in Fort Wayne after pennies stolen from Frank Edmunds' office were found on him. Judge O Rourke sentenced him to two to fourteen years in the Jeffersonville reformatory. Detectives Dugan and Ashe testified, and Stanton proclaimed his innocence while recounting a long criminal history.
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George Stanton
Indianapolis
Dugan
Ashe
Frank Edmunds
Fort Wayne
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Stanton
Colerick and
Thomas
E. V. Emrick
Dugan and Ashe
Edmunds
O’rourke
Sentinel
Dugan and
Capias
Willoughby
Detroit
Buffalo
Stanton Brothers
George
Fort’ Wayne
Gorsline
Chicago
United States
Melching
Ball Players Fined In Fort Wayne Sunday Games
J P Merrillat for the Good Citizens League filed affidavits in the circuit court Friday charging Fort Wayne baseball players Ina Belden Otto Mrueger George Miller Thomas Letcher John Glasscock Charles Babb John Hollingsworth Arthur Bergen Hilary S Swaim Fred Cooke I Mautner and S C Hubbard with taking part in a game for which an admission was charged on Sunday April 9 Justice Bullerman fined the players 1 cent on pleas of guilty after three Sunday games this season. The league says affidavits have been filed after each game and fines were imposed each time.
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J. P. Merrillat
Good Citizens’ League
Fort Wayne
Ina Belden
Otto Mrueger
George Miller
Thomas Letcher
John Glasscock
Charles Babb
John Hollingsworth
Arthur Bergen
Hilary S. Swaim
Fred Cooke
I. Mautner
S. C. Hubbard
A. H. Bittinger
Mautner
Justice Bullerman
Peltier Sues Cox Over $100 Debt Executed By Breen Morris
James C. Peltier sues Patrick E. Cox to recover $100. Breen and Morris are attorneys. Several estate final reports filed including John H Brannan as administrator of Thomas McMahon and Emily C Hadsell as administratrix of Austin A Hadsell. Several cases dismissed including Nagel vs Lehman and Miller administratrix vs Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad. The state case against August Kanne for larceny set for trial June 2.
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James C. Peltier
Patrick E. Cox
Breen & Morris
John EH. Brannan
Thomas McMahon
Emily C. Hadsell
Austin A. Hadsell
Otto W. Siebert
Caroline Siebert
Emily Stinner
Samuel Burnett
August Kanne
Conrad Nagel
Samuel Lehman
Mary S. Miller
The
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Mary M. Henderson
Lawton Post of Grand Army to be Mustered This Week
New Henry W. Lawton post of the Grand Army of the Republic to be mustered in the city this week. Thirty-one veterans appear on the muster rolls with Amos R. Walter as mustering officer. Some members come from Lion S. Bass post and others are ex-soldiers new to the G A R. Permanent quarters are undetermined and a date is set soon. The projectors expect Lawton post to become the strongest G A R unit locally. The currency act prompts government to spend about fifteen thousand dollars on paper for extra national bank circulation.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Henry W. Lawton
Amos R. Walter
Lion S. Bass
G. A. BR
Ur of the Chaldeans and the rise of Babylonian culture
A New York Press column surveys Ur and its mythic origins, arguing excavations could reveal decisive historical secrets. It covers Eridu and Nippur, the spread of Babylonian civilization, Sayce and Peters on race origins, and the potential for further digs funded by Edgar J. Banks.
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Oxford
Edgar J. Banks
Henry Rawlinson
Banks
Sayce
Dr. Peters
Ellis
Nippur
Peters
Niffer
Nuffar
Babylonia
Evidu
Nipper
Nippury
Eridu
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Judas Iscariot
Bethany
Zaccheus
Nicodemius
Walter E. Carey and
Anna Kreck
Bert V. Green and
Katherine Sneid
Will Bear Lawton
Old City
New York Press
Abraham
Terah
Abram
Lot
Haran
Sarah
Canaan
A. H. Gayce
Evidu O
Arabian Desert
Tigris
Zuphier
Egypt
Babylon
Bolivia
Borsippa
Sumer
Craig
University of Michigan
Sandon
British Columbia
Spokane
Wash
Kaslo
B. C
Slocan
Spencer's Hall
Brown's
Echo Hotel
Kootenai Country
Canadian Pacific Railroad
H. Geigerich and
E. Byers & Co
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