The South's race crisis and Christian civilization debate
An extended critique contrasts white southern support for slavery with calls for emancipation, linking recent burnings and mob violence against Black people to broader questions of rights, religion, and government duty. It asks whether Christianity and American law protect Black citizens and challenges northern Christians to address ongoing racial terror.
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Uassell & Co
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Midis
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Citilantion
Bian
Fred Ute
Nolice
Bose
Arace
Charlestown
W. Va
New River
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Treapay
Republic of
Guternae Lowry
Lampton and
Butler
Plintaha
Commonwealth
United
Africa
North
The Sunday School on the Track of the Storm
Reflections on biblical leadership Saul David and Gideon highlight how reliance on divine strength sustains victory. The lesson emphasizes consequences of trusting self over God, the fate of Saul, and the ancient use of the bow amid Israel’s struggles, urging steadfast faith and courage for Christians today.
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Saul
Esdracion
Gideon
Philistia
Israel
David
Endor
Glidon
Row
Jezrael
Geleah
Mephliboahet
Sarael
Douay
Isris
Ilia
Jonathan
Tayla
Jonathin
Judah
Jasuern
Gilbow
Willy David
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Baal
Syul
Shuyld
Pol
Suieu
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Israqi
Lim
Asatit
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Huil
Tiatchy
Jordan
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Jorday
Jubesh-Gilead
Uesnon
Swallowed Her False Teeth Ends in Death
Mrs Frances Dunsford of New Jersey died in Reading Pennsylvania after fainting at a play. She had laughed loudly when she fainted and her teeth were missing. Post mortem found the teeth lodged in her windpipe. She was married to George H Dunsford formerly of Franklin near Newark and tied to the Reading Paper Mill Company.
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Newark
Era
Reading Paper Mill Company
Railroad wreck kills engineer and injures two
A Baltimore and Ohio freight and passenger train collision on the eastern outskirts of Washington killed the passenger engineer and seriously injured the freight’s foreman and a brake man. The wreck occurred between the navy yard tunnel and the eastern branch bridge. About a dozen passengers were injured, none seriously.
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Baltimore & F Potomac
Ravages of flames wipe out Bamburger firm in Louisville blaze
A fire in Louisville destroyed Bamburger Bloom Co wholesale dry goods and notions, with $2,000,010 in losses. Five firemen died as the six story building burned, with adjacent firms William Coy & Co and L Bretzfelder & Co looted and gutted. Firefighters Ed Enerly Samuer Starke Jobo Onahan Hol Wheeler and Pat Foley perished attempting to reach a line on the roof. Local firms insured to cover most losses while the blaze raged.
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Lowisville
Dispatch Maya
Bix
Bamburger, Bloom & Co
Main Street
Charles McGrath
Bamburger, Boom & Co
Bambrurger, Blowan & Co
Main
Seventh
Kt. Charies
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Ames
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Virgil Wright
Breisfelder & Co
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Samuer Starkelichte
Jobo Onahan
Hol Wheeler
Pat Foley
Au Foreigh
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Exposition Building
Marshall Field & Co
Gossage & Co
James J. Walker & Co
Svbles- Inger & Meyer
Dry Goals Houses
Fabrica
Rom Worth
Fiest
Harely
Cesuter
St. Joseph
Maior
Itis
Gen
Lafayette
Exposition
Rioting in Simla Amid Religious Disputes
A Simla dispatch reports clashes during a celebre war at Rontak where Mus end 3 in religious disputes led to rioting. Police attempted to intervene but faced barricades as fighting continued.
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Simla
Rontak
Sebich
Customs amendment in Washington dispatch
Secretary issued circular to customs officers amending articles 834 and 838 of the regulations. It states that certificates will not be required for goods passing through U S territory, and outlines procedures for compliance by agents and importers.
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Washington
Wlue
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