The Two Highways The Strait Gate and Narrow Way Sermon
A 1902 Chicago sermon argues Christ sets two paths for souls from gate to destiny. The Broad Way, led by self, promises worldly gains and ends in destruction. the Narrow Way, through the Strait Gate, leads to life eternal with Christ as Leader. The guide book is the Bible, with biographies of Noah Abraham and others, and warning examples of those who chose the Broad Way.
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A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co
Chicago
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Saul
Zedekiah
Judah
Herod
Judas
Pilate
Peter
Paul
Barnabas
Holmesvile
Holmesville
Jesus Christ
God the Father
Christ Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Roosevelt's Prospect Sets Roosevelt for 1904 Nomination
The article notes strong and broad Republican support for Theodore Roosevelt's 1904 presidential bid. It cites early endorsements from Kansas, Pennsylvania, Missouri, Minnesota, Nebraska, and now Iowa, praising his tested administration and public confidence. It argues Roosevelt’s leadership contrasts with Congress and predicts a foreseen election unless unforeseen events occur.
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Hts
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
Thiand
No Issue or Leader for Democrats, Whitney Says
The Kansas City Journal notes William C. Whitney’s remark that the Democratic party has no issue and no man. It cites criticism from the World and Inferno Ocean about Cuba Philippines trusts and tariff as unfitting issues, and sees no clear candidate or plan emerging before 1904.
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Whitney
New York World
Cuba
Philippines
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Democratic Party
Ttis
New York
William C. Whitney
Kansas City Journal
Backward Glance at Democratic Leaders Face Leadership Strife
The piece argues three Democratic leaders Cleveland Till Bryan fail to unite the party amid internal rivalries. It recalls past fractures from 1874 1882 1892 and 1896, claiming harmony could save democracy but questioning if Cleveland Hill and Bryan can reconcile without betrayal.
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Mar. EE
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Albany Journal
House of Representatives
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Tilden Club
Hill
Res
David B. Hill
Nantasket
Bryan
Democratic Party
Harrison
Congress
Grover Cleveland
William Mckinley
Jong
Jong Had Been At Variants, Which Brought Together At Jast
Wen
Hen Raises Kittens In Port Arthur Yard Tale
Five kittens raised by a protective hen in Port Arthur Texas captured attention as photographers traveled for a shot. Mrs Wyn Park of Chicago owns the brood through Dr. Selby’s wife, with the hen occupying a barrel and guiding both kittens and cat in a curious coopyard arrangement. The cats nurse beneath the hen and the trio roams the Park residence area, while the kittens avoid harming other poultry.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Dre Red S. Selby
West Adams Street
Chicago
Wyn. Park
Automobile for Boys Hobby Toy Powered by Weight
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune guide describes building a small wooden steamline style automobile for boys. Using a cardboard box body, wooden end pieces, axles, spools, and a weighted cord mechanism, the model is propelled by the weight lifting on a cord and releasing to drive the rear wheels for a distance before winding again.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Madeline and Edna Debate Husband Wife Arrangements
In the Brooklyn Life passage Madeline argues a husband ignores his wife yet Edna says she does not mind. The dialogue shows both insist on living by their own will and satisfaction with the arrangement.
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Madeline
Edna
Sach
Brooklyn
Bryan shifts blame as farmers prosper without policy help
The Troy Times notes William J. Bryan now concedes farmers are prosperous due to natural conditions not Republican policies, reversing his earlier stance that policy changes were needed to prevent farm bankruptcy.
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William J. Bryan
Bryan
Republican Party
Troy Times
Opinions of the press on Democratic leadership and campaigns
The selections critique current Democratic leadership across newspapers including the Washington Post New England and New York World. They note opposition to the party and suggest disarray under present organizers with calls for unlikely reform amidst a frost in Iowa.
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Whitney
Washington Post
Bryan
New England
Washington
Democratic Party
Decatur
Deyn
N. Y
Assur
Reiter Stull in a Playful Car Dialogue
The Chicago Post quotes a light exchange about driving feats. A girl in gray praises a one handed driver while a girl in blue counters with a bolder preference, humorously debating style and skill.
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Chicago Post
Barber talkers and customers in Yonkers transcript
A Yonkers Statesman note claims a barber talks to customers at length because they are not women. The remark suggests the barber would have no chance if the customers were women.
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Yonkers Statesman
Why She Wept Old Gentleman and Little Girl Dialog
A overheard exchange shows a worn man asking why a girl weeps and she replies she does not know a reason beyond being a woman. The brief Tit-Bits vignette highlights gendered tears and inquiry in a domestic moment.
Trick for Amateur Magicians Uses Electricity
The Detroit Press describes a simples illusion using a glass panel between books a sheet of colored paper cut into small figures and a warmed wool or silk clothed surface. Electricity from rubbing the glass makes the figures stand dance cling to the glass and fall back then reanimate with a touch restoring motion.
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Detroit Proe
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