German preacher builds selfless church from junk in Omaha
Rev Julius F Schwarz leads effort to raise a German Presbyterian church in Omaha using salvaged timber iron and stone. He funds the project with small gifts, sells old property, and gathers material from streets and yards, aiming for a $25,000 structure to serve 60 members and the German community.
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Omaha
First German Presbyterian Church
Wego
Julius F. Schwarz
Solomon
Scchwarz
Schwarz
Connersville
Rosewater
Union Station
Street Railway Company
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Schwars
Fred Slather
Indiana
Riley
Kan
Evon
Sechwara
Schwarn
University of Omaha
Liete
Presbytery of
Rev Schwarz
Franklin County
Heide!berg
Baden
Germany
Science and Faith in the Scientific Age
The article probes whether knowledge erodes religion or fuels it, weighing intelligent, scientific minds against pious belief. It argues for facing facts over fear and questions if faith can coexist with modern science, warning that clinging to tradition risks confusing truth with its coverings.
Light on scandal of sugar trust and whisky ring alliance
The article alleges a powerful alliance between a sugar trust and the government, detailing extensive frauds under Grant. It cites $2,786,000 in whisky ring thefts and nearly $39,000,000 in total government losses, with long spans and strong protections, urging full congressional investigation. The piece criticizes private secrecy and demands transparent exposure of trust-government ties.
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Grant
Hristo
Rabecock
Augar Trust
Ap Ite
Organics
Peara
Trina
Ita
Crttain Sperifie
Dems Close in on Victory Amid Strong GOP Reserve
The report notes Democrats ran a vigorous campaign and nearly won, while Republicans lost half their prior strength in some areas. Boston and other cities tipped the final outcome as Democratic support stayed high through Election Day. The Boston Globe analysis credits strong Democratic enthusiasm and a substantial GOP reserve vote in shaping the result.
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Fioston
Ldemocrats
Ucket
Enthu Eiium
Hhey
Boston Globe
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Taft Confidence Erosion Reflected in Roosevelt Policy Reversal
Newark News notes growing doubt about President Taft amid his shift from Roosevelt era conservation to the Hallinger Pinochet matter and the defense of the Payne Aldrich bill. The piece suggests weaker aides and unsupported staff strength, highlighting corporate opposition in the prior administration.
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Taft
United States
Roosevelt
Payne Aldrich
Newark
N. J
Difficult Task for Aldrich and the Hypnotic Debate
The Chicago Journal notes that Aldrich faces tough scrutiny in the West over his ties to powerful Wall Street interests. It suggests any push for currency regulation would align with financial leaders, including a chief figure related to the senator by marriage.
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West
Wall Street
cCnicago Journal
Miscellaneous Local Snippets and Ads
A blend of stray anecdotes and notices includes a boy weighing a penny at a train station and asking about weighing a dollar, another note stating Dr F Spohn is elected mayor of Goshen Indiana, plus fragmented lines about medical cures, a temperance pitch, a looming coal yard, and assorted oddities from local life. The text weaves family scenes, local governance, and advertisements with garbled phrasing and incomplete phrases. The overall tone mirrors a late 19th or early 20th century small town newspaper page.
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