Growing apart church and world sparks moral reflection
A sermon by Rev. Jamus B. Remensnyder argues the church must bridge alienation with the world. He urges Christian service over self profit, condemning worldly wealth used for personal gain and promoting unity as the path to eternal life.
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Jamus B. Remensnyder
Hany
Minta
Anne
Berty
Jooowne
Leto
Britsean Ie
Lyon
Amanias
First Law of Christ by Rev John P Peters
Fragment of a sermon discussing the early Christian church in Jerusalem, land and property sharing, Ananias and Sapphira, and the idea of communal unity. The text references Peter and the apostles and reflects on motives and spiritual truths within Christianity.
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John P Peters
Thehristians of
Jerusalem
Ananias
Sapphira
Peetie
Teter
Eorselioht
Moral obligations in wartime and liberty debates
The piece critiques imperial overreach and calls for unity under universal rights. It appeals to national conscience, condemning mass violence and demanding accountability for wrongs committed abroad. The text reflects 19th century rhetoric on liberty and governance.
Short Meter Sermons and Moral Reflections on Duty
Fragmentary verses critique moral stamina versus public virtue. The speaker laments cynical excuses, notes the tension between personal humility and public liberty, and urges awake action to reform private and civic life. The text mixes erratic phrases with spiritual meditation on duty.
Death Penalty Hinted for Stoessel Over Port Arthur Surrender
The Russian inquiry into the Port Arthur surrender proposes death for General Stoessel who led the siege. General Fock would receive twenty years confinement and Admiral Alexieff could face removal from service. Reuss would be expelled from the army. Stoessel’s legacy remains praised by the outside world for his wartime defense.
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Port Arthur
Stoessel
Gener. Fock
Sarret
Yigg
Eral Reuss
Alexieff
Romer Virgrov
Far East
Starssel
Port Arthu
Heggyns
Siberian
Fheedboats
Rovers
Japan
Todacéel Wit
Todacéel Wit Appointed Commader
Anme
Nicholas
Abd de Camp
Philadelphia Freezing Held As Suspected Price Conspiracy
Ten Philadelphia company leaders were held on $1 506 bail each for conspiring to restrain trade and fix raw material prices. The Department of Justice plans action against alleged manufacturers and dealers in Washington J and Thi rer. Meanwhile a severe famine due to slow Maine shipments prompts court actions and bond adjustments for accused trust leaders Miller Waters and Breiming after two weeks in jail.
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Phadelphia
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Washington
West
Maine
Circuit Court of Toledo
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Waters
Breiming
Glidden Auto Tour Starts Across Northeast for Cup
The Giilden Auto Tour begins at Boffats with sixty automobiles across northwestern New York Quebec and the New England States to the White Mountains. Competitors race only on fixed daily distances and must not drive outside these times. The event honors a cup donated by Charles J Glidden of Boston. Thirty five manufacturers are represented, thirty two Americans.
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Boffats
American Automoble Association
New York
Quebec
New England
White Mountains
Charles J Glidden
Boston
Steerage Fare War Flairs as Lloyd Lines Alter Rates
The North German Lloyd Steamship Company disrupted the Bremen to New York steerage rate by setting it at 25 dollars, challenging the rival Hamburg American line amid a period of wartime tension and shipping competition.
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North German Lloyd Steamship Company
Bremen
New York
Remarkable Respitation Cane Tifesaynz Report
In a remarkable account the report describes Robert Mooney's near drowning after a boat capsized on a rescue operation. An artificial respiration was continued for one hour and forty eight minutes before the patient showed initial signs of returning consciousness.
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Robert Mooney Mir Walet
Petientcini-Natrerarer
Sweeping Sanction Affects Waterbury Union Laborers
A disruption order aimed at restraining union workers was issued by the Superior Court. Contractor Willig Charfeld of Waterbury Conn faced action against bricklayers masons and plasterers workers by the local union. The injunction targets striking workers and enforces obedience to court orders.
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Willig Charfeld
Waterbury
Conn
Republicans Ready to Preserve Prosperity in 1908 Fight
The piece argues Republicans must defend prosperity while addressing incidental evils. It highlights leaders Fairbanks Cannon Root Taft and Foraker as potential 1908 standard bearers. Bryan Hearst are portrayed as opposing priorities of saving the barn before killing rats. Bryan’s stance and Democratic disarray are discussed, with Brean and Francis noted as shifting dynamics.
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Taft
Foraker
Hearst
Shaw
Republican Party
Ocean
Ryan
William J Bryan
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Mr Bryan
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Jie
Arran
Iegan
Xeno
Mr. Brean
Ctr
Spalo
Ile
Chicago
Ex Congressmen Split on Bryan Support Amid Democratic Rift
Ex congressman William AD Broum declares alignment with Bryan amid shifts in Democratic ranks. He notes some leaders caution against dissent and predicts Bryan as next Democratic candidate. Reported tensions show conservative Democrats in New York wavering on the wave for Bryan.
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Bynum
Pryran
State of
New York
Mwenry Wat
Terson
Bryan
David R. Francis
Bryde
Iignuin
Teple
Iain
William AD
Broum
Bynnum
Argisinra
Washington
E Bryanttes
William J
Debate on Trade Gains and One Man Parties
The article argues about whether foreign trade is advantageous, using Connecticut and New Jersey as examples and noting nuanced gains and losses. It also criticizes hero worship in politics, warning against a one man party and urging focus on party principles and nationalism. It comments on tariff and meat inspection debates affecting Western states and Republican prospects.
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France
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Capital
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Illinois
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