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Newspaper

Indiana Democrat

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1900

Page

7

God Is Love The Endless Mercy Of God To Man

In a sermon on I John iv 16 Dr. Talmage expounds that divine love surpasses all other attributes, recounting Christ’s incarnation and sacrifice as the ultimate demonstration. He contrasts a harsh, punitive view of God with a compassionate Father, urging believers to find solace in God’s boundless love as the moral center of creed and life.

Pensions and crimes reported in state news roundup

A long list notes pensions granted to several individuals including Wilson S. Smith Elizabeth and Francia M. Kessinger with amounts from 8 to 17 dollars. The report mentions fires robberies mail thefts assaults and fatalities across towns such as Scranton Midway Everett New Kingstown Crawford Crawford and Butler with cases of accidents and legal actions ongoing. It includes notes on railway injuries and fatalities, a post office burglary in Midway, powerfully detailed local incidents, and political bribery arrests expected after holidays. The item also covers charity pensions for D R Ellis Monitor survivor and a mix of court and civic matters across multiple counties.

Wilson S. Smith Elizabeth James Gray Dunbar Francia M. Kessinger Milfinburg Valentine Phipps Shippenaville Horace Johns Covert Eva Bales Fort Palmer Mary E. Houtz Philipsburg Adolphua Chew West Brownsville Sarah J. Bales Ord Antoinette R Horton Wellsboro Wiley C. Belcher Clymer Rev W. W. Rhoads United Evangelical Church Center Hall Center County Ter Hall Gos Midway Panhandle Scranton Patrick McNulty William Murray Murray J. £. Greer EF. B. Sturges Scranton Municipal League Kee McPherson United States Philadelphia William M. Jacobs Lancaster

A Good Cleaning Fluid and Nutritious School Lunches

Household hints describe a cleaning fluid recipe using Castile soap glycerine aqua ammonia and wine essence for spots on furniture garments and carpets. It also counsels heating salt and pepper boxes to ease use and praises nuts especially peanuts as a healthy school lunch option per a government expert.

Castile Johnny

Apple Mint Jelly Steep and Cream of Pumpkin Soup Card

recipes describe steeping mint in hot water then mixing with apples lemon juice sugar and gelatin, chilling and cutting into cubes. Cream of Pumpkin Ylake blends pumpkin celery butter flour hot cream and croutons with seasoning, then Heidelberg Cabbage Select simmers red cabbage with butter salt pepper vinegar cloves and onion. The tail of a cat note ends the excerpt.

Fryight Heidelberg

Senate debates Hay-Pauncefote treaty amid army reform talks

The session stretches through long debates on canal defense and fortification rights. Senators Molley Money Mason and Nelson push positions on war reform, rifles for state guards, and army strength while the Senate approves the Hay-Pauncefote treaty, upholding defense rights for the United States and Britain.

House Passes War Tax Cut and District Bills

The House approved a bill reducing war revenue taxes by 40 million dollars. An amendment taxing express receipts was struck down 125 to 139, while an exemption for estates of those who died before June 13, 1808 was adopted. Bills dividing West Virginia and Kentucky into two judicial districts and creating another district judge in northern Ohio were passed. A civil war and later-war veterans preference bill failed 51 to 105. The fourteenth day saw District of Columbia business and a railroad terminal realignment in Washington debated. filibustered but recessed to continue. The Senate devoted time to the Hay-Pauncefote treaty and a Baltimore and Ohio railroad route change bill passed 151 to 49 with a 1.5 million dollar appropriation. Three apportionment reports were filed. The census plan splits between 357 and 386. Seventeenth day, adjournment to January 3. Deaths announced: Senator Frye’s wife and Representative Wise of Virginia. An elk preserve was created at Jacksons Hole, Wyoming, by M. W. Giltner. Chicago’s chief sanitary inspector warns churches are full of bad air as steam and heat worsen it.

Pennsylvania Building and Loan Association Altoona Arnold Union Supply Company Eckles New Kingstown Cumberland County Everett John G Cobler David Rhodes Orton Hough Smithton Fayette County Youghiogheny Springboro O. G. Dewitts Crawford County Pittsburg and Baltimore Coal Company Adamsburg Westmoreland County Pittsburg William D. Rebek Newburg Carlisle Western Pennsylvania Agricultural Society Washington W. C. Baldwin James S. Forsythe J. P. Eagleson Ebenezer McJunkin Senate Mrade Molley Money Great Britain Mason United States Montana Nelson Minnesota West Virginia Kentucky Ohio House District of Columbia Pennsylvania Railroad Friends of the Bill Census Committee Congress Frye Representative Wise Virginia

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