Life and Wrath in John's Message and Parental Duty
A sermon outlines eternal life through obedience to the Son and warns that wrath abides on the disobedient. It compares divine discipline to human laws, cites examples from scripture, and urges believers to follow Christ. The text stresses parental influence on children, warns against neglect or cynicism at home, and calls for earnest mission in preaching and family life.
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CLV FD
Society For the Prevention of
Reuben
Israel
Lis
Hfanya
Peter Chosen King After Servian King Alexander Assassination
The Servian parliament chose Prince Peter Karageorgevitch king within minutes after the assassination of King Alexander. The new regime faces Western skepticism over tacit approval of murder while Britain signals possible withdrawal of diplomatic ties if conspirators govern. The conspirators remain unpunished and Peter’s telegraphic acceptance sealed the succession.
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Alexander
Peter Karageorgevitch
Servia
Akupshtina
Senate
Great Britain
Quip-filled Journal Snapshots of Early 20th Century Headlines
A mosaic of clipped quips and stray notes touches on war stores, labor strikes in Erie, dynastic politics, social rumors about Queen Draga, Panama hats waning, Abdul Hamid’s intrigues, and random economic snippets. Names, places, and dates drift through a collage of scattered opinions and observations.
The Picket Wins the American Derby at Washington Park
The Picket, a little known colt from Middleton & Jungbluth, charged to a commanding six length victory in the American Derby at Washington Park Chicago. A record 70,000 spectators watched as the 2:33 time established a new Derby mark, with huge crowds, immense betting, and a massive attendance across the park and rail areas.
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Washington Park
Robert Waddell
Lavable
Drake
Claude
Bernays
Lhelgesen
Middleton & Jungbluth
Clause
Goodrich
Dxentold
Washington Park Club
Joseph Yeager
Flocarline
Judge Himes
Mankéra
Winter Books
South Side
Patchwork News Briefs From Across The Nation
A Philadelphia man dies from a corn on his toe while inspecting crops. Coffeyville Kansas plans a roofing and fancy tile factory. Albany Missouri awards contracts for 13000 dollars of street paving. Daniel Clifford of White Station Missouri is struck dead by lightning in his cornfield. A Texas scab on horses reaches Guthrie Oklahoma Territory first reported. Baltimore Oley Trust and Banking Company appoints a receiver with assets and liabilities near 500000. A Midland Manufacturing plant in Tarkio Missouri destroyed by fire, loss about 50000, insurance 10000. Federal labor union forms in Kenton Ohio. The Order of Railway Conductors meets in Portland Oregon in 1905. Iron molders in Denver win nine-hour day with ten hours pay. Chicago suspender makers first unionized. U S child labor counts 1750000 workers. Portland Maine bakers win 10 percent wage increase. Canada and United States wage increases noted in various cities. Canadian Trades and Labor Congress strengthens national stance. Chicago trunk makers threaten cooperative factory strike. Leadville Colorado cooks and waiters union threatens strike unless recognized. Indianapolis press feeder wages rise. Montreal plasterers see pay rise to 33.13 cents for a nine hour day. Indiana skilled vs unskilled wages listed. Ithaca New York approves higher street brigade wages. French miners pensions debated in senate. New York area boilermakers and shipbuilders threaten strike over demands. Past AFL actions yield wage gains of 1.5 million via telegraphers schedules. AFL campaigns against a provision in state law. Possible national carpenters home eyed for Colorado Springs. Gen William Palmer of Colorado Springs offers land for union home.
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Behr
Philadelphia
Coffeyville
Kan
Albany
Daniel Clifford
White Station
Secdalin
Mfo
Guthrie
O. T
Cindernceixer
Baltimore
Oley Trust and Banking Company
Midland Manufacturing Company
Tarkio
Denver
Colo
Chicago
United States
Portland
Iamilton
Canada
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Leadville
Indianapolis
Ind
Montreal
Common Council of
Ithaca
France
New York
American Federation of Labor
Carpenters
Colored Springs
WW. J. Palmer
Colorado Springs
International Brotherhood of Bookbinders
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John
Socrates
Jaman
Ptt
Eferr
Ufe
Ginnot
Fou
Lfe
Tim
Iim
Earth
Heaven
Ward
Bruce Io
Bervin
Thia
Austria
Russia
Puter
SERVA
Peter
Ing
Chicago News
Skupshtina
Phos
Korageorgeryitch
Kansas City
War Department
Erie
Nbhe
Teast
Queen Draga
Panama
Abdul Hamid
Miss Stone
THE
Britt
Wash
Ington Parks
Asia Minor
Kenton
Ohio
Order of Railway Conductors of America
Ore
Bricklavern
San Jose
Oakland
Stockton
Sacramento
San Francisco
Cal
Tnternational Union
Norfolk and Western Railway
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