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Brook of Life and the Call to Living Religion
The piece urges inner spiritual life as essential to outer actions in work and society. It compares drinking from a brook of affection to seeking divine life, arguing faith must animate daily work, justice, mercy, and neighborly relations, not perish in ceremony. The author emphasizes living religion as visible deeds.
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Art of Higher Living by Rev Charles E Jefferson
Essay extols New Testament triumphalism and eternal purpose. It contrasts apostles’ hopeful faith with modern gloom, urging growth toward higher virtue and intensified spiritual life through seeing God and the eternal.
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Charles E. Jefferson
Lord Jesus Christ
God
Lock Canal Wins Senate Backing Amid Panama Plan Push
Washington dispatch reports Senate vote 36 to 31 for lock type canal plan. President Roosevelt and the House backed rapid work in Panama to finish the canal. the Panama commission and Chief Engineer Stevens ordered to the zone. Shonts to lead the operation as dig work accelerates with full national support.
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Panama Canal Facts and projected costs and routes
The Panama Canal is estimated to cost 200 million dollars with 40 million paid to a French company and 10 million to the Panamanian government for perpetual lease. The 46 mile waterway includes five twin locks and a bottom width of 150 feet. It will use Alajuela Lake for motive power and lighting, with a proposed ready date around 1914 and substantial distance savings for transoceanic voyages.
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Ivens Is Hanged Confessed Slay of Mrs Hollister
Richard G Ivens was executed by hanging in Chicago for the murder of Mrs Bessie M Hollister on January 12. The execution, witnessed only by officials and reporters, followed a swift trial as he faced the gallows at the jail. The article also describes the Panama Canal project plans and related political optimism.
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Chicago
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Murder Wave Prompts Anti Crime Campaign and Police Drive
Richard Ivens confessed after cross examination to a crime that shocked the city. Mrs Hollister, the fourth murder in five months, followed the August 22 1905 killing of Elizabeth Mize near the Del Prado Hotel. Mass meetings and new police funding campaigns sparked a saloon license crusade to raise funds for an expanded force.
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Loss to Meat Packers Reported In Saskatchewan
A distressed account shows S150,000,006 loss tied to NS meatpacking operations. The article describes ads, consignments, and shipments amid a broad financial setback affecting the plant and associated trade. Named entities are scarce due to fragmented OCR.
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