Consistent Christianity Standards in Christian Endeavor
An enduring Christian Endeavor meeting topic urges believers to live consistently, warning that professing Christians must reflect true faith. It argues real grace is visible in actions, not hollow claims, and stresses life as a living testament readers observe and judge. The piece cites scripture and notes youth outreach through a 4,000,000 member movement shaping civic virtue and suffrage ideals.
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H. Doyle
Frea
Perhapa
James Well
Christ
Jesus
America
Setion
Phoenix
Achilles
Patriots’ League
Christian Hodeavor
Endeavor Society Gingers Up at Steuben Church
Secretary Hubbell reports Steuben Congregational church Endeavor society, once ten and all female, shifted stance from you cant to we can. Davis led the charge securing forty new members, twenty-five young men, boosting a fifty member active society and seeking twenty-five more. Postscript preachment urges perseverance and ginger.
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Hubbell
Ohio Eindeavorer
Davis
Steuben Congregational Church
Endeavor Society
Lves
Dead Men Voted in Windy City Primary
Chicago reports reveal widespread election fraud in last August’s primary. A grand jury probe found ballots from out of state voters, temporary absentees, the insane, and the dead cast votes, with repeaters voting in platoons aided by election officials. Indictments count eighty one against numerous politicians and others, while voting machines and civil service reform are urged remedies.
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Chicago
Grand Jury
Booth Relics Sold at Auction of Edwin Booth Wardrobe
New York December 5 250 pieces of Edwin Booth theatrical wardrobe and nearly as many furnishings and bric a brac were sold at auction with two hundred attendees. Prices were modest with items like Shylock scales $25 Shylock bag with keys $12 and a Shylock knife $20. A Hamlet wig fetched $50 while many wigs sold for 50 cents. The sale was conducted by Mrs Edwin Booth Grossman daughter of the tragedian.
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Sringe
New York
Edwin Booth
Boarouiy
Richard Third
Brutus
Edwin Booth Grossman
10000 Jobs in Danger as Collinsville Collieries Face Shutdown
In Shamokin Pa on December 5 the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company posted notices that if heavy rains do not occur within ten days all collieries in the region will close indefinitely. The Susquehanna company may issue a similar notice. Ten thousand men are employed by the two firms in the district. Also in Mundanoy City Pa on December 5 the Schuylkill Traction company suspended trolley operations in the Mahanoy and Shenandoah valleys after drawing fires from boiler rooms due to water scarcity.
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Dreuth
Shamokin
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Susquehanna Company
Mundanoy City
Schuylkill Traction Company
Mahanoy
Shenandoah
Ble Bower
Girardville
Stewart Brice Insane After Commission Hearing
Stewart M Brice former councilman and son of late Senator Calvin B Brice of Ohio was declared insane and incapable of managing affairs after a commission and sheriff's jury heard testimony. His property was found to be worth 75000. Brice, a Broadway figure born 1870, Harvard graduate 1493, served as captain in the Spanish war. Fatally Shot by Macer Superior Win Richard Evans of Philadelphia was shot and fatally wounded here on a max where demand for volley Evans had refused.
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New York
Stewart M. Brice
United States
Calvin B. Brice
Ohio
Brice
Pat
Broadway
Harvard
Macer
Richard Evans
Philadelphia
Evans
Pittsburg Warned Wasteful Fuel Use Threatens Industry
West Virginia geologist J C White told an American Coal congress audience in Pittsburg that the city’s coal district is richer than federal estimates suggest and warned that waste could shorten mine life from 150-209 years to near zero. He presented maps showing widespread coal deposits across Allegheny and surrounding counties and urged action to curb waste.
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Pittsburg
J. CU. White
West Virginia
AU Og Congress
Allegheny County
Weatmoresaint
Washington, Greene
Fayete
Beayere OU Levies
United States
al. R. Campbell
Pinshiri
Dutch Naval Demonstration Off Venezuelan Coast
Dutch naval show of force begins off Venezuela after failed settlement talks. Ships Jacob Van Heemskerk Gelderland and Friesland sail along the coast at 3000 yards from shore from Puerto Cabello to La Guaira. Heemskerk to relieve Gelderland at Maracaibo Monday.
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Venezuela
Willemstad
Netherlands
South American Republic
Puerto Cabello
la Guaira
Jacob van Heemskerk
Gelderland
Friesland
Staracaibo
Heemskerk
Maracaibo
Meet to Discuss State of Farm Life
Washington reports today show widespread response to President Roosevelt s invitation for farmers and rural life supporters to gather. Meetings aim to discuss farm life improvements with participation from ministers teachers editors and other open country residents, using schoolhouses as meeting venues to address rural schools labor roads postal service sanitary conditions and related topics.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
National Commission
H. Bailey
Country Life Commission
Strike Averted as Engineers and Pennsylvania Reach Agreement
Washington December reports a settlement between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Pennsylvania railroad lines west of Pittsburgh and the Board of Mediation. The board chair, Knapp, and Labor Commissioner Neill oversaw the drawn agreement, accepted by General Manager G L Peett and the Brotherhood’s Board of Adjustment. Both sides expressed satisfaction as the agreement was formalized in writing.
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Pennsylvania Engineers and Management
Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Board of Mediation
Knapp
Invretate Commerce Commission
Charles P. Neill
G. L. Peett
Pennsylvania Iimes
Board of Adjustment
Steamer Soo City Lost in Newfoundland Gale
Wreckage washes ashore at Cape Ray indicating the Soo City, a 20 year lake excursion steamer, foundered with at least eighteen crew aboard during a two day gale off Newfoundland. Commanded by Capt John G Dillon, the ship had been bound for New Orleans after sale to Felix Jackson.
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Newfoundland
Cape Ray
St. Johns
N. F
Soo City
Great Lakes
Cavain John G. Dillon
Brooklyn
United States
Missouri
Indiana Transportation Company
Felix Jackson
Velasco
Tex
New Orleans
Texan
New York
Ogdensburg
Dilon
Quebec
Maritime Exchange
John Casey
Chicago
Husband Takes Carbolic Acid After Wife's Death in Ohio
In Wheeling West Virginia on December 5, William Shorts claimed a plan to banish or burn words after his wife Kittie Shorts killed herself. Shorts reportedly drank carbolic acid minutes later but both died despite doctors' efforts. Authorities suspect Shorts coerced the death. the couple had quarreled after his wife was arrested with a former lover. Shorts had previously shot his sweetheart Anna Miller and served prison time in Ohio.
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Fellows
Wheeling
W. Va
William Shorts
Bridgeport
Kittie Shorts
Shorts
Shorta
Anna Miller
Ohio
Old Feud Renews on Garoline Islands Threaten Clash
Berlin dispatch reports religious strife between Protestant and Catholic natives on Ponape in the Caroline Islands. Tensions rise as two armed camps form with about several hundred fighters. German gunboat Jaguar remains at Ponape with 100 policemen aiding peace efforts until the crisis ends.
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Garoline Islands
Berlin
Jaguar
Ponape
Caroline Islands
Ponawpe
Divorce Granted to Mrs Mariani Daughter of Mayors
Mrs Elisabeth Johnson Mariani, daughter of Canton mayor Dom L Johnson, obtained a divorce from Frederico Mariani a New York playwright alleging he provided no support since their marriage in March 1907 at the mayor’s home. They later lived in New York before separating. Shortly after, the McKinley birthday celebration in Canton was postponed due to President Taft’s unavailability to attend.
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Tom L. Johnees
Cleveland
Dec
Elisabeth Johnson
Mariani
Dom L. Johnson
Frederico Mariani
New York
Mra
McKinley
Canton
Taft
Canton, McKinsey Club
Orgadisation
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Shearrplive Circular
Atlantic Refining Coq
DARGE
Chauncey
Mellor
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
Work & Son
Stetson
Jordan & CO
Phill
St., Indians, Pa
Gazette
Christian Endeavor
Bigle
Ina
Matt
John Tv
Hodeavornao
Windy City
Booth Relics
Stewart Brice Insane
Ark
Tis
William McBroom
Beig
McBroom
Qia Laong
Elizabeth
Warsaw
Lod
David Homes
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