Christmas Day Reflections From Evangelist's Memoir
A long, rhapsodic reminiscence by Evangelitist about sacred Christmas memories, her mother’s influence, and a life devoted to preaching and charitable work in America. The piece links personal faith to national outreach, detailing Christmas gifts, humble origins, and the Salvation Army’s mission to aid the poor.
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Jay
Aorron
America
Glundon
Las Wein
Guy Ning
Christ
Salvationists
Bethlehem
Calvary
Efort
Wonderful Acrobats In New Equestrian Act At Hippodrome
Special to the Sas New York December 11 Louist Powell or Robert Gottrell vie for honors in a remarkable dual acrobatic cavalcanti feat. Misa Powell earns the courtesies for her strength and skill. The act features snow-white horses with riders performing ballet like feats as Cottrell vaults from horse to horse and dives between the animals. The riding acrobats are among the highest paid in show business at the Hippodrome.
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Sas
New York
Louist Powell
Robert Gottrell
Misa Powell
Robert Cottrell
Hig Zal
Jack Robinson
TOLD AT THE CAPITOL Tale of Woa Told by Sun Correspondents
Washington dispatch reports a reunion of press correspondents at Congress with Louis Brownlow of Kentucky delivering a rambling, humorous confession of past reform paper runs. He recalls gun trouble, lawsuits over libel, and a reform watchdog’s impact on saloons, ending with a weary preference for a modest stipend.
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Capitol
Sun
Washington
Prems
Congress
Louis Brownlow
Kentucky
Bor
Paducan
An Rand
Papr
Jovan
Explosion wrecks Greensburg department store injuring several
Special to the Sow from Greensburg Indiana December 2 a minear department store was wrecked by a gun explosive this morning injuring several girls in the sewing room. The most seriously hurt were Anna McManaman and Anna Allen with both arms broken. Charles Alan was hurt and Mrs Richard Thompson leg crushed. Gertrude Crume suffered head and face cuts. Arthur Hazelrigg arm crushed and Anna Gebhardt head cuts. Plumber James Dugiles burned about head and eyes. Basement explosion followed gas. Loss to building about 510 000 stock 8 000.
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Greensburg
Ind
Minear Department Nore
Anna McManaman
Anna Allen
Charles Jackson Alen
Miss McManaman
Richard Thompon
Gertrude Crume
Arthur Hazelrigg
Anna Gebhardt
James Dugilels
Rapture or Riches Chooses Heiress Marrying Cars Master
Special to the Sun from Pittsburg December 2. Two young women, Misa Laut and Lilian Bagnall, eldest daughters of wealthy families, abandon prospects to wed William L. Meider a car washer. Both eloped amid family opposition and police intervention, with Meider described as Knoxville wealthiest man.
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Pittsburg
Misa Laut
Lilian Bagnall
Wm. L. Meider
Cars Weater
Mauave
Monteath Borough
Bunnay School
Younustowa
Tim
Hy BO
Bynall
Knoxville
Rhoades Acquitted in Self Defense Murder Case
Special to the Sec. Redford Tad Dec. 2 Benjamin Rhoades, charged with murdering Samuel Lynch, pleaded self defense and was acquitted. It was shown Lynch was intoxicated and aggressive, leading to the fatal shooting two Sundays ago.
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Sec
Redford
Tad
Benjamin Rhoades
Samuel Lynch
Lynch
Clerical Fee Prank Ends in Partnered Gaffe in Suburbs
A tale from Philadelphia Recant, recounts a young clergyman newly married attempting to display a large fee before the bride. The officiating minister instead pockets the envelope, breaking custom to benefit the couple and sparking talk of the unusual practice.
A LUCKY DISCOVERY AND A NEARLY FORGOTTEN BOY
A hostess recalls a cousin Ebenezer's son whose life showed the power of environment. Doctors concluded his health depended on surroundings and determined the cure lay in altering his environment. The tale centers on a jewel box and a moment of realization.
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Ebenezer
Fragmentary note on a child's color fear at church
A distressed child, Mary Wax, fears colored people after a church visit. She sobs to her mother that she is frightened, hoping not to be colored when she grows older.
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Tim
Bumebem
Jeng Axe
Mary
Brudders
Frank Avowal and the Storeside Anecdote
An old uncle named Steve, described in vivid dialect, reflects on his life while lounging near stores. A merchant asks what he would most like to do among all actions, and Steve contemplates before replying in a folk-tavored, humorous cadence.
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Steve
Lovda
Merenant
Reeve
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Benj
Rhoades
Indianapolis
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Oppnaite Statehouse
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Crescent Machine and Tool CO
Gun and Garoline Stationary Marine Enginen
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Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Chalfonte
Leeds Company
Omega Gas
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Indianapolis Gas
Pacific Coast
Bt Souls
G. D. Masfeld
D. P
Waren
Jackson Place
Son Powers
Fegme M. Holloran & CO
Newton Claypool
Polk
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Old North
Armstrong Laundry
Herrington Light Co
Indiana
Ehrlich Coal Co
Kentucky Ave
Aetna Printing Co., (Inc
EIS Aere
Cantury
Frank Avowal
Dr.pierces Gol
Meadquartias
Munchner, Hofbrau
Pilsner
Karstadt Bros
Ladien
Cahthhr Choo
Tes North Kericien Sr
Indiasapeliag
Deaka
Scott-Miller CO
Market
New Jersey
T.jge Mahogany Co
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Indiana Dental College
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Union Pacific
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H. J. Huder
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