Christ Above All in Speech and Death
A sermon extols Christ as supreme over all time heaven and death. It argues preeminence in preaching, worship, and dying moments, urging bold gospel language and vivid imagery to portray Jesus as source of pardon, comfort, and heavenly glory.
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Louis Klopsch
N. J
Washington
Talmage
Bethlehem
Christ
Pelion
Thessaly
Ossa
Olympus
Isaiah
Paul
Raphael
Michael Angelo
Cherubim
Seraphim
Archangel
Mount Olivet
God
Heaven
Shakespeare
Milton
Rufus Choate
Jesus Christ
Jonathan Edwards
John Bunyan
Edward Payson
George Whitefield
Onathan
Edwards
Celestial City
John
Bunhuman
Jesus
Church
Herald
Demetrius
Martin Luther
Staupitz
St. John
Patmos
Constantinople
Saladin
Ever
Anon
Heaven's Gate
Heaven's Harbor
Satan
Straits Declares Love to Miss Slasher in Quaint Plea
In a curious scene the caller confesses love to Miss Slasher, saying it may seem odd for such a brief acquaintance. Miss Slasher rejects the suit, noting the pawnbroker’s daughter, Miss Eisenheffer, lives nearby.
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Mr. Straits
Miss Slasher
Aguinaldo Declares Peace and US Sovereignty in Address
Aguinaldo declares a peaceful path and acceptance of U S sovereignty to end hostilities in the Philippines. The manifesto asks insurgents to pledge allegiance as MacArthur orders 1,000 prisoners released on swearing loyalty to the United States.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Philippine Islands
United States
Philippine Archipelago
MacArthur
Washington
Philippines
Spring Elections Spark City Mayors Across Illinois
Chicago on April 17 reports municipal races with Republican mayors elected in Charleston Litchfield Jacksonville Vienna Paris Taylorville Lincoln Bloomington Centralia Danville Freeport. Democratic mayors chosen in Pana Havana Carlinville Kankakee. Nonpartisan tickets in Athens Clinton Petersberg Ottawa Alton Monmouth Rockford. License carried in Petersburg Virginia and Dewitt anti license in Clinton Roseville Farmer City Wapella. Sioux City Iowa notes South Dakota council and school board races with license votes prevailing in most towns.
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Chicago
Municipa
Luesday
Charleston
Litchfield
Jacksonville
Vienna
Paris
Taylorville
Lincoln
Bloomington
Centralia
Danville
Freeport
Pana
Havana
Carlinville
Kankakee
Athens
Clinton
Petersberg
Ottawa
Alton
Monmouth
Rockford
The Russian Sugar Case Verdict Declared
The United States General Appraisers board announced a decision on the Russian sugar case. By a majority vote the government’s countervailing duty on Russian sugar is supported. Judge Sommerville wrote the opinion with general appraiser Ifischer concurring, while Col. Tichenor filed a dissent.
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New York
Board of Classification of the
United States
General Appraisers Suiday
Somerville
Ifischer
Col. Tichenor
Five Stationery Engine Makers Form National Combine
The Sentinel reports consolidation plans uniting five large stationery engine manufacturers into a single corporation with a capital of 25 million dollars. Included are E. P. Allis Co of Milwaukee. Pennsylvania Iron Works Co of Philadelphia. Gates Iron Works Co of Chicago. Fraser & Chalmers Co of Chicago. Dixon Manufacturing Co of Scranton.
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Milwaukee
the Sentinel
United States
E. P. Allis Co
Pennsylvania Iron Works Co
Philadelphia
Gates Iron Works Co
Chicago
Fraser & Chalmers Co
Dixon Manufacturing Company
Scranton
Peace Talks Renewed Amid Kitchener Boer Negotiations
London reports renewed peace talks between Lord Kitchener and Boer generals with Sir Alfred Milner absent. Mrs. Botha acts as a between. Also notes government splits over Milner’s successor and potential progress during his absence.
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London
the Sun
Lord Kitchener
Sir Alfred Milner
Strike lifts after amicable settlement at McKeesport
Amalgamated Association workers at the Wood mill reach a deal with John Jarrett of the American Sheet Steel Co. reinstating most discharged men and keeping conditions until July 1. The agreement ends a threatened national clash over union reinstatements.
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Pittsburgh
American Sheet Steel Company
Dewees Wood
McKeesport
Iron and Steel
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
John Jarrett
Holloway
Wolloway
Jarrett
Issie
Meleesport
Woods
T 9
Smith
T. S. Shaper
A. A
T. W
John Williams
Sec
Cleveland
Conneaut
Erie
Ashtabula
Pairport
Sandusky
Lorain
Waron
Toledo
Great Lakes Towing Company
Violent storm damages structures across south states
A fierce wind and rainstorm hit the region, unroofing factories churches and homes, flooding streets, and disrupting telegraph lines. A Tennessee river steamer sank near Bridgeport Alabama, with no loss of life reported. One death linked to a freight train wreck near Jackson Alabama.
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Louisville
Bridgeport
Ala
Carrollton
Ald
Upchurch
Il. G. Elwood
Jackson
Mobile & Birmingham
Insurgent Chief Mascardo Surrenders Aid Leader Report
Manila reports the chief of staff of insurgent General Mascardo surrendered at Mari vales in Bataan province. Mascardo’s followers are greatly diminished and unable to evade American forces. Officials expect Mascardo to surrender soon and hint at a forthcoming statement on Aguinaldo’s disposition.
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Manila
Mascardo
Marivales
Bataan
Luzon
Aguinaldo
Fire Wipes Out Augusta Hotel Drug Store In Minerva
A major blaze in Augusta Ohio nearly destroyed the town of Minerva in Columbiana county on Wednesday afternoon. The Vagle hotel Potters drug store and several dwellings were completely consumed with most contents lost. The town lacks fire protection and aid was sought from Minerva and Hanoverton. Loss runs to several thousand dollars with little insurance.
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Minerva, O
Augusta
Columbiana County
Here
Vagle
Potters Drug Store
Minerva
Hanoverton
Loomis denies San Juan interview authorship in New York
In New York on April 18 United States minister to Venezuela Frank B Loomis rejected authorship of the San Juan interviews. He said he was made to say critical remarks about President Castro and issued a clear denial. The report notes other brief items from the period including Mexico signing the peace convention and Morgan purchasing a Gainsborough portrait.
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New York
lFrank B. Loomis
United States
Venezuela
San Juan
Castro
ART IN ARCHITECTURE TEN-ROOM HOUSE COST $2500
An 10 room house project outlines features and exact dimensions for rooms including reception hall 9x10 parlor 12x16 living room 12x21 dining room 17x6 kitchen 10x12 and five bedrooms. It details roof framing insulation brick chimneys cedar shingles firs and cedar floors with red oak in main rooms and notes finishes, fixtures, and color scheme.
Sunlight in the Home and Healthful Living Advice
An excerpt from the N. Y. Weekly urges embracing sunlight in homes. It recommends arranging rooms to maximize sunlit spaces, using indirect light when direct sun is unavailable, and placing the brightest rooms at the front for north facing homes and rear for south facing ones to promote health.
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N. Y
Mild man confronts acquaintance over wife hug in Neo desha
In Neo desha Kansas a mild husband stops an acquaintance from hugging his wife and warns that a repeat offense could provoke a stronger reaction including a possible slap. The man chooses a calm rebuke over violence.
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Meeknesus
Kan
Shall we elope George
A brief exchange from the Detroit Free Press quotes a couple planning elopement. The dialogue notes uncertainty about parental approval and financial readiness, reflecting personal tensions in a newspaper snippet.
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George
Detroit Free Press
The Aseptic Pillow Enters Bedtime Health Frontier
A New York Evening Post report describes an aseptic pillow split into two halves each with a center sponge pocket. Users add drug blends such as camphor and camphoric acids to sterilize the air around the sleeper, offering potential relief for coughs colds and coryzas despite being a fashionable fad.
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N. Y. Evening Post
New Aerial War Torpedo Tested by Swedish Inventor
A self propelled air torpedo driven by gas from a slow burning material. Initiated by a torpedo gun, the weapon flies by its own force. Trials show a reach of 16,000 feet. inventor is Swedish major Mr. Unge and the German government funds the experiments.
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Unge
The Changed View Prompts Romantic Marriage Offbeat Choice
In Leslie's Weekly a columnist notes a young woman’s surprising marriage to a man her own age, not a coachman nor a prince. The piece contrasts her ordinary appearance with a bold personal choice, calling it a notably romantic act.
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Leslie
Boss Complains About Clerk's Well-Packaged Accounts
A stern employer scolds clerk Bagster for accounts that are praised as well done and packed. The exchange mocks the idea of thoroughness as a dullly comic jab from a 19th century humor column.
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Bagster
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Santiago de Chili
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Museum of Fine Arts
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