Fruits of Victory. The Lesson of Christ in Overcoming Obstacles
Washington May 27 Dr Talmage shows how Christ overcame hostile odds and poverty to finish the work given him He faced opposition from rulers and mobs, worked as a carpenter, preached without diploma, and accepted humble surroundings while turning to a divinely restored world through his mission, attracting followers from Nazareth to Jerusalem.
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Talmage
Alexander the Great
Alexander
Keach
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Samaria
Joseph
Arimathea
Zaccheus
Nicodemus
John
Aristotle
Lycurgus
Seneca
Kingdom of Heaven
Tere
Peter
God
Gennesaret
Augustus
Tiberius
Emmaus
Theodosius the Great
Jesus Christ
Theodosius
Father
Christ's Victory Over Suffering and Death Shown
A sermon extols Jesus Christ as independent of human organization, detailing his mastery over nature, sickness, and death. It contrasts worldly power with his humble life and emphasizes his universal sympathy, relentless mission, and ultimate triumph, urging personal acceptance of his life-giving power.
One Minute Cough Cure Praised by Wisconsin Reader
W V Mayhew of Merton Wisconsin hails One Minute Cough Cure as a harmless medicine with immediate results. It claims to cure coughs colds croup bronchitis grippe whooping cough pneumonia and all throat and lung diseases and to prevent consumption. Mothers endorse it and children like it.
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W.V. Mayhew
Merton, Wis
T Vonsider
H. J. Moogk
Polite Under Difficulties in African Skirmishes
A Sphere excerpt from Collier's Weekly describes an English officer in South Africa spotting his son in danger. He calls an officer and introduces him to Captain A as Mr. B, asking him to help recover a gun despite shells and dirt. The gesture shows calm, humorous courtesy amid battle.
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DiMculties
South Africa
Collier’s Weekly
Atwater man recovers after kidney trouble cure
Chas Replogle of Atwater Minnesota was unable to work due to kidney trouble. After four days with Foley's Kidney Cure he was entirely well. H J Moogh and W F Jungkunz report the remedy. New Zealand's frozen meat trade with Great Britain reaches about 18 000 sheep daily, or roughly 6 500 000 carcasses per year.
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Chas, Replogle
Atwater, C
Foley
H. J. Moogh
W. F. Jungkunz
New Zealand
Great Britain
Running sore cured by Banner Salve says Willseyville man
Henry H. Richards of Willseyville New York says a running sore on his breast persisted for over a year until Banner Salve was used. After half a box he was perfectly cured and urges others to keep the remedy at home. The quotation is attributed to H J Moogk and W F Jungkunz.
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Henry H. Richards
Willseyville
N. Y
H. J. Moogk
W. F. Jungkunz
Missionary descendants form part of Ilawallan white population
Miss Florence Newman of Gray New York testifies that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves her muscular rheumatism and recommends it to others with similar afflictions. The liniment is sold by Jos Emmert.
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Ilawallan Islands
Florence Newman
Chamberlain
Newman
Gray
N. Y
Jos. Emmert
General Buller in Canada and imperial garrisons of the sixtieth rifles
In the early sixties General Buller served in Canada with his regiment the Sixtieth Rifles as Montreal and other cities were garrisoned by imperial troops. Purporting to cleanse the liver purify the blood and invigorate the body DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are marketed as prompt acting pills by H J Moca.
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General Buller
Canada
Sixtieth Rifles
Montreal
DeWitt
H. J. Moca
Man Claims Mother Made Most Goods In Fairfield Store
A Fairfield man entered a local shop and stated that all items except his boots, namely stockings shirts underclothes outerwear and cap, were spun woven and made by his mother. The claim centers on the breadth of his mother’s handiwork as observed in the store.
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Fairfield
Grain-O coffee substitute advertised to shoppers
Try Grain-O a new food drink that replaces coffee for all ages. It mimics Mocha and Java flavor using pure grains and is gentle on delicate stomachs. Priced at 15 cents per package 25 cents in some markets. Also notes large Finn migration to Canada aboard a single steamship with over 2 500 Finns carried in ten months.
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Java
Liverpool
Canada
Healing Banner Salve Offered by Moogk and Jungkunz
A local advert promotes To Heal a Hurt Use Banner Salve as a guaranteed remedy for cuts wounds sores piles and various skin diseases. Endorsed by H. J. Moogk and W. F. Jungkunz.
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H. J. Moogk
W. F. Jungkunz
Real estate man shoots stepfather in Toledo
Charles Hartley a Chicago real estate dealer traveled to Toledo to kill his stepfather R A Bartley. He fired two shots but failed to kill. Hartley claimed justice demanded his act while Bartley, a peacemaker, hosted Hartley at supper. Hartley was arrested and released on bail.
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Chicago
Charles Hartley
Toledo
R.A. Bartley
Ohio City
Feas
Bartley
Charley
Iis
Hog Story Finds One Alive After Eight Months
Pana Alabama May 28 A Graybeal of Rosemond township tells an odd tale of two hogs driven from a straw stack by a cyclone eight months ago. After the storm they vanished. recently, while moving the straw stack, he found both hogs, one alive and one dead. The surviving hog, released after eight months, walked and is recovering.
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Pana
A. Graybeal
Rosemond Township
Miners Strike Talks in Spring Valley Near Settlement
State President John M. Hunter of the United Mine Workers met with State Secretary-Treasurer Ryan and BE. R. Russell in Spring Valley to discuss the miners strike. Hunter told an Associated Press representative that prospects for settlement within a few days looked good. National President Mitchell will visit Spring Valley this week to aid efforts.
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Spring Valley
Springfield
Wil
John M. Hunter
United Mine Workers
Ryan
BE. R. Russell
Hunter
Associated Press
Mitchell
Ortseifen Nominated by Cook County Democrats for Governor
Chicago May 28 The Cook county Democratic executive committee endorses Adam Ortseifen city treasurer and vice president of McAvoy Brewing as their choice for the gubernatorial nomination. This is the current report in the city.
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Chicago
Harrison
Cook County
Democratic Executive Committee
Adam Ortseifen
Fice
McAvoy Brewing Company
Three Locomotives Damaged in Mix-Up Collision
A dead end collision twenty five miles south of TL damaged three Illinois Central locomotives. The north bound double header carrying fruit and merchandise tried to pass to the double track and struck a southbound freight. All three engineers and firemen survived by jumping.
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Cabondate
Ato
Uinois Central Railroad
Thel
Boone County Dems Back Alschuler for Governor at convention
The Boone county Democratic convention favored Alschuler for governor while CL. V. O'Connor narrowly defeated Ob Moan for delegate to the Senatorial convention. The Stevenson county meeting adopted a pro-Boer resolution.
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Alschuler
Belvidere
Boone County
CL. V. O'Connor
Moan
O'Connor
Reeport
Stephenson County
Sheriff returns with Moser, murderer of wife and three sons
Sheriff John Mount of Tazewell County arrives in Pekin with Sam Moser, the Tremont area killer responsible for the murder of his wife and all three of their sons on May 13 at their farm residence. Moser cried when jailed after the arrest.
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Pekin
John Mount
Tazewell County
Salt Lake City
Sam Moser
Tremont
Moser
Switehinen's Strike Ends in Springfield Action
Springfield May 28 The strike of section men of the Big Four Illinois Central and Chicago Peoria and St Louis line at Litchfield was settled Saturday with men agreeing to gate work at site per day. Injunctions to be dissolved and riot charges against the men dismissed.
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Switehinen
Sprinsgfield
Bie Four
Ilinois Central
Chicago
Peoria
St. Louis
Miners Strike at Kolls Mine Over Blast Rules
Springfield May 28 miners employed at Kolls mine Munscoutah numbering 035 have struck owing to differences with the superintendent regarding shooting blasts. State President Thunter has been requested to help settle the difficulty.
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Springfield
Flr
Kolls Mine
Munscoutah
Thunter
Kraenzlein Leads Intercollegiate Track Wins Three Events
A. C. Kraenzlein qualified in four events at Columbia Field for the Intercollegiate Athletic Association meet. He won the 10 yard dash and the high and low hurdles, while Myer Prinstein of Syracuse won the running broad jump with twenty three feet eight inches.
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New York
Pennsylvania University
Religious Census Begins in Iowa Under Mitchell
Ten thousand enumerators under B I Mitchell state superintendent of house-to-house visitation for the Iowa Sunday School association began a religious census of Iowa. Visitors will survey every home in all wards towns and villages to count families church members home class members Bibles and churches attended with no guesswork.
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Eldora
B. I. Mitchell
Iowa Sunday School Association
Lowa
Mitchell
Sunday School Association
President arrives off Old Point Comfort in Hampton Roads
May 28 Newport News reports President MacWinley and party reaching Hampton Roads aboard the dispatch boat Dolphin near Old Point Comfort at around 2 PM. No one deplaned that afternoon. Secretary Gage and friends arrived earlier aboard the lighthouse tender Holly. Speaker Tenderson and several House members reached Old Point last night. The eclipse will be watched from the Dolphin deck.
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Old Point Comfort
Newport News
MacWinley
Hampton Roads
Old Point
Dolphin
Gage
Government Pier
Hygiea Hotel
I Tenderson
Methodists Adopt Ban on Social Amusements
Chicago May 28. After a stormy conference session the minority report to keep the ban on dancing card playing theater going and related amusements in church penal code was adopted. Conservatives held a majority but faced resistance over enforcement.
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Chicago
Methodist General Conference
Miority
Varity
Minneapolis Hall Contract Progress Ahead of Schedule
Minneapolis on May 28 reports George M. Cullettte receiving a telegram from Kansas City stating all structural work for the new convention hall is in place and the Minneapolis iron and steel portion will be completed today. The company is bonded to finish by June 15, about three weeks ahead of schedule.
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Minneapolis
George MM. Cullettte
Kansas City
Minneapolis Uirn
Wool Prices Rise and Deported Irish Criminals Excluded
Coldwater Michigan May 28 Wool arrives freely with unwashed wool 17 to 24 cents per pound washed 20 to 27 cents Henry Adams bought a large load at 22 cents per pound Four years ago the same grade sold for 10 cents per pound "Skin the Goat" excluded from immigration at New York station deportation ordered Irish prisoners Joseph Mullett denied entry Race of Dublin Phoenix Park murders 1882 Montgomery county crops suffer drought as fruit trees set blossoms but rain is scarce
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Coldwater
Mieh
Henry Adams
Skin
New York
James Itzharris
Skin the Goat
Joseph Mullett
Ireland
Phoenix Park
Board of Special Inquiry
Big Rock
Montgomery County
Magnetic Healing Claims Cure Without Surgery
Dr A L Newton asserts the ability to cure many diseases without operations and without patient sessions to locate trouble. He says he has cured cases doctors advised surgery and that prominent physicians refer patients to his magnetic healing for chronic conditions. He condemns narrow minded critics of the new system.
Rheumatism Cured by Newton Magnetic Healers
Doctors Newton claim rare success in curing rheumatism and female troubles through magnetic healing. Testimonials from patients are cited as evidence of their treatment's efficacy and pain relief.
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Drs. Newton
July 4th Excursion Rates From C. and St. P. Ry
The itinerary notes excursion rates for July 4 by the Chicago and St. Paul Railway to points within two hundred miles at one and one third fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale July 3 and 4 with return limit July 5. Listed by J. B. Swears, age 5-18.
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Midland Route Tourist Day service resumes Chicago to San Francisco
The C M and St P Ry resumes the Midland Route Tourist Day service with a Friday night departure from Chicago at 10 35 p m and a Saturday Omaha arrival at 3 55 p m The schedule continues via RT and P Ry to Colorado Springs Salt Lake City and on to San Francisco with a return eastbound trip leaving San Francisco Saturday and arriving Chicago Wednesday The service offers a day in Salt Lake City and lists GA Hestvorp as General Passenger Agent and PRIdwtd as initials
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C. M
St. P. Ry
Chicago
San Francisco
St. P
Omaha
Satuday
Colorado Springs
Col. Mid
Salt Lake
San Pac. Ry
Salt Lake City
Intervak
Sa. m
H. Hestvorp
G. P
A. Prid
Seed Potatoes Early and Late in Harlem Gardens
Harlem gardens cultivate seed potatoes in early and late planting cycles. Youth from the water tower neighborhood participate in the community project under guidance of B. D. Couvagam assisting with distribution and care duties.
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Harlem Gardens
Water Tower
B.D. Couvagam
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