The Profit of Piety by Rev Henry E Cop e
A sermon argues religion pays not in lucre but in inner life. Truth rooted piety yields universal benefit, sustaining honest work, social harmony, and personal integrity as the soul’s deepest wealth. The preacher extols righteousness as life and holiness as beauty beyond earthly praise.
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Henry EF. Cope
Job
Manese Srefe
Amie
Averfy
Tgr
U. U
Iman
Freud
Best Welfare Message From Rev John Milton Scott
The piece titled MaWs Best Welfare presents a devotional warning on life water and righteousness. Rev John Milton Scott emphasizes the mouth of the righteous as a Well of Life and the necessity of water for life.
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John Milton Scott
Short Meter Sermons on Morals and Life Rules
A collection of aphorisms on fear profanity love humility and ethics. Thoughts warn against vanity punishment of wrongdoing and the limits of money and pride. Some statements note inconsistencies between appearances and true virtue and contrast logic with love. The Eiffel Tower remark adds a playful observation.
Tragedy At St. Pauls Colored Baptist Church Routs Cathedral Steps
Eighteen people died and fifty injured as a stampede trapped worshipers on a narrow stair at St. Pauls Colored Baptist Church in Philadelphia after smoke was seen below. The pastor warned calm but panicked, women and children fell, and a railing collapsed. Firefighters and police recovered bodies and treated survivors.
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St. Paul's Colored Baptist Church
18Th Street
Girard Avenue
Philadelphia
E. W. Johnson
Enceped In Petticoats Howard Seized In Asheville
Seven years after the murder of neighbor Ben Ross Clark Howard was captured in Asheville North Carolina He had previously escaped by swapping clothes with his wife who walked out with the baby The guards believed she left him in custody and he vanished until this week when police found him at home
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Lfe
Hves
Howard
Asheville
N. C
Ben Ross
Indicted Ohio Wife Faces Forgery Charge
At Newark Ohio the wife of farmer Dashler Lingagditer has been indicted for alleged forgery. Feb 15 is set by the House judiciary committee for a hearing on the proposed constitutional amendment for woman suffrage. The freighter E D Carter, being built for BE D Carter of Erie Pennsylvania, was launched at Wyandotte yards.
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Newark
Ohio
Dashler
French elect Fallieres president of France
M. Clement Armand Fallieres has been elected president of France to succeed M. Loubet. The national assembly met at Versailles and voted 449 to 0 for Doumer on the first ballot, with 408 needed among the 817 present. Fallieres, long a senate leader and cautious republican, was hailed as a scholar and debater with strong conservative support. He was born November 6, 1841, in Mezin.
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Republic
Loubet
Clement Armand Fallieres
France
National Assembly
Royal Palace
Versailles
Fallieres
Sti
M. Doumer
Senate
Nes
Combes
AL_Doumer
M. Fallieres
Ake
Mezin
M. Fallferes
Eighty Volumes Carry Women’s Signatures to Remove Smoot
The National League of Women’s Organizations gathered eighty volumes of signatures from American women urging Reed Smoot’s expulsion from the Senate. Signatories from New York fill seven volumes, Pennsylvania six, Ohio four, and other states contribute one to three volumes each. Senator Burrows will present the protest in Washington, with each Senator distributing state signatures.
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Reed Smoot
Utah
United States Senate
National League of Women's Organizations
Senate
Sen Reed
suaoTator Smoot
United States
Burrows
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Iowa
Illinois
Tillman Resolution Defeated by Senate Vote
The Senate rejected Senator Tillman’s resolution to authorize a five member committee to investigate the White House incident involving Mrs. Minor Morris. The vote stood 54 to nays with debate crowded galleries as the motion to table was discussed.
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Senate
Tillman
Minor
Morris
Yeas
Hale
Daniel
Virginia
White House
Minor Morris
Iron Workers Split Looms Near Cleveland Tomorrow
The executive committee of structural iron workers meets in Cleveland tomorrow and is expected to declare a material strike against the American Bridge Company. An explosion at a silk mill in Taylor Pennsylvania fatally injures Patrick Connerton and John Gallacher. Labor demand rises in Pittsburg mills with wage advances likely. Senator Jacob H. Gallinger and his wife are knocked down by a street car in Washington but suffer no serious injuries. R C Longenecker, claiming ties to J G Longenecker of Chicago, is fined 25 dollars in Montgomery Alabama for passing worthless checks.
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Executive Committee
Structural Iron Workers
Cleveland
American Bridge Companys
Taylor
Patrick Connerton
John Gallacher
Pittsburg
Mra
Jacob H. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Washington
R. C. Longenecker
J.G. Longenecker
Chicago
Alontgomery
Ala
Feeding Stuffs and Digestive Efficiency in Livestock
The Connecticut experiment station notes feed value lies in what the animal can digest. Digestibility varies by animal and diet balance, with over 90 percent of suitable starch absorbed when fed properly. A dairy farm should grow coarse fodder and provide ample starch with corn meal or oats, supplementing with legume seeds if needed. Clean, well-sourced mixes are crucial to avoid waste from low grade ingredients.
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Connecticut
Feeding Pigs Efficiently With Upside Down Milk Can Trough
Farmers note that sows and mature pigs spill slop during feeding. Use an inverted milk can with bottom removed attached to the trough neck to pour, so liquid runs into the trough and ground waste is prevented.
Farm guidance for sheep and hogs from stock-raising notes
The text advises on pig and sheep management including ewe exercise for lambs, benefits of bran and skim milk for pig growth, ample light and air for sheep, shaded hog pen conditions, and feeding practices. It promotes grass-based livestock, finishing with grain, large troughs to prevent crowding, and early sow protection to prevent pig losses with a focus on prevention over cure.
Hog Rootings and Pork Quality Talk
The article urges careful hog selection for seasonable meat. It favors lean, nut fed hogs for best price and protein. Hams from nuts fed hogs are praised for superior flavor and digestibility of feed.
Pointers on Churning From the Cornell Butter Toaker
A Cornell note advises using a single large vessel for all cream to ensure uniform acidity. Add 2 to 5 percent sour milk, mix thoroughly, and raise temperature to about 75 degrees F for coagulation and a silky appearance before lowering to the churning range of 68 to 70 degrees. This method aids easier churning and reduces butter milk loss.
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Cornell
National Fruit Grower
The Fire Engine Driver
A New York Sun excerpt extols a fire engine driver who deftly handles a sharp corner avoiding a sewer depression. The piece marvels at his concentration and skill, noting only him is absorbed in reaching box 411-44 to save seconds. It then mentions England’s cow catcher idea for cars.
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Turkey
Russia
Straits of Panama
Fire House
New York Sun
Donk Ask a Girl to Marry You After Dark
A fragmented item from St Fo XI notes a cautious proposal line about asking a girl to marry after dark amid unclear context. The wording is garbled and no clear names or locations are identifiable.
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Droste
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