Liberty Day Sermon Urges True Freedom and Self Control
Pastor Hassell of the Brooklyn Tabernacle spoke at the Academy of Music urging Liberty Day as a beacon from America to the world. He warned against license, urged rights tempered by respect for others, and emphasized liberty of conscience and the child of God, with notes on grace, self-control, and the future resurrection.
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Hassell
The
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Academy of Music
School of Christ
Jesus
Wong
Christ
Ife
Apostle
The Liberty of the Children of God and World’s Hope
A sermon discusses the full liberty of the children of God, the beastly bondage to Sin and Death, and the coming emancipation through Christ. It contrasts the world’s groaning for liberation with the Church’s awaiting adoption in the First Resurrection and a thousand years of Christ’s reign.
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St. Paul
Christ
Uberty
Apostle
God
Adam
Eve
Satan
Christo
Jesus
Elect Church
Abba
Jesus Christ
Alto
Earth
Roosevelt and Taft Share Warm Beverly Meeting
BEVERLY MASS July 1 Roosevelt and Taft renewed friendship on the Evans cottage veranda as they embraced and laughed with no sign of past coolness. Roosevelt termed it a pleasant time with the President and said there is nothing particular to say. They spoke of old days, shared stories, and were seen amid a cheering, affectionate mood.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Roosevelt
Evans Cottage
Theodore
Will
Mr. President
Washington
Friends of
Tafthyne
Nahant
Senator Lodge
Cabot
George
Hank
Colonel Roosevelt
Lodge
Norton
Watterson Son Shoots a Man in January Incident
Ewing Watterson, eldest son of Col. Henry Watterson, shot Michael Martin of the Market Street Hotel in Saugerties New York. He fled, was captured after exchanges with police, and is jailed. relatives and officials report he shows signs of insanity and religious melancholia.
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Harvey W. Watterson
Tech
New York
Ewing Watterson
Michael Martin
Watterson
Martin
Henry Watterson
Manhattan Club
Ewing
Hyde Refused New Trial in Swope Murder Case
Kansas City June 30 Judge Latshaw overruled Dr B C Hyde motion for a new trial in the murder of Colonel Thomas D Swope. He summarized the evidence and said the verdict was just. Bail denied. defense to appeal to the supreme court. Hyde was tried April 11 for first degree murder in the Swope death and related plot to wipe out the household.
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Kansas City
Latshaw
B. Clark Hyde
Thomas D. Swope
Supreme ‘Court
Dr. Hyde
Colonel Swope
Swope
Daniel Sen. Daniel dies in Virginia sanatorium
Lynchburg Virginia June 20 Jonn W Daniel senior senator from Virginia died at the Lynchburg sanatorium at 10 26 last night. Death due to recurrence of paralysis followed an illness that began with a slight apoplexy attack in Philadelphia last October preventing him from taking his seat at the opening of Congress last December. He appeared only once since then.
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Lynchburg
Jonn W. Daniel
Virginia
Philadelphia
Congress
Enumeration of Indians in thirteenth census
July 1 report from Washington notes the thirteenth decennial census will enumerate Indians to capture tribal relations as all natives become citizens in ten years. About 20 special agents supervise fieldwork to ensure accuracy and officials aim to glean full details of each Indian's condition and status.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Census Office
Hog trained to haul wagon to fight hog colic
Clark T. Rogers of Newmarket New Jersey shows a trained hog named Bill can draw a wagon to reduce obesity and prevent hog colic on his farm. Rogers believes hogs can serve as draft animals in light farming and help draw cultivators through fields despite earlier difficulties.
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Newmarket
N. J
Clark T. Rogers
Bill
Clark
Rogers
Pirate Queen Captured From Anamite Pirates In Marseille
A French force of thirty four Anamite pirates and malefactors captured near Marseille includes a woman who ruled Indo China and was married to pirate De Tham. The capture marks another setback for the French in their fight against piracy and regional unrest.
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Indo- China
Marseillea
de Tham
Co-Ba Leads Pirates In All Departures And Regimes
Co-Ba, known among the women pirates as a dominant figure, controlled the pirate king and his crew. She distributed rations to prisoners and issued sailing regulations, earning unwavering respect. At landfall she led the prisoners ashore at the Isle de Re in the bay of Biscay, unaware of onlookers.
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Co-Ba
Isle de Re
Bay of Biscay
American Professor to Visit Peru and Ecuador
Marshall TH. Saville, Columbia University archaeology professor, sails for Peru and Ecuador via Panama for eight months. He plans Lima to study Inca pottery, then Quito, followed by inland Ecuador trips by mule and canoe to remote forests for artifacts revealing precolonial life.
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Marshall TH. Saville
Columbia University
Peru
Ecuador
Panama
Lima
Quito
Saville
United States
Colombia
South America
Lawful Plow Harmless Interference? Street Obstruction Cleared
A South Carolina visitor notes the letter of the law in Jonesville when J M Gault plowed a potato patch. The plow stock was left at the furrow end with handles over the sidewalk. Street workers cut off the handles at the street line, leaving the stock in place.
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South Carolina
Jonesville
J. M. Gault
Colburn Dramaizes Crops in Kansas State Plan
Kansas agriculture secretary F. D. Colburn is spotlighted in a July American Magazine essay on making farming topics dramatic. The piece notes Colburn’s fame beyond Kansas, his influence on crop and livestock promotion, and his potential as a national symbol of practical agricultural advocacy. It also mentions playful tidbits about wagon savings banks, a Norland Nurseries hotel for babies, and other city notes from Paris and Detroit.
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Kansas
F. D. Colburn
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Board of Agriculture
Colburn
Paris
London
Norland Nurseries
Detroit Ree Press
Arts of Peace and Destruction Prophesy
A reflective quotation argues that future science will bow to the arts of peace. It foresees destruction yielding to peaceful ingenuity that multiplies power and spreads comfort and happiness to the masses. The source credits Aragn.ae.
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