The Cross of Christ To the Unbeliever
A 1903 column argues the cross reveals God’s power and wisdom to believers while seen as foolishness by nonbelievers. It emphasizes Jesus’ crucifixion as the only path to salvation, the keeping power for the saved, and the danger of rejecting the cross. It cites scripture and historic voices to stress redemption through Christ’s blood.
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Chicago
Paul
Christ
Moses
Paradise
Jesus
John
Peter
Satan
Alexander McLaren
Jesus Christ
Adam
Eva
Wden
Zoroaster
Confucius
Buddha
Strength for Today Promised by God to Do Our Duty
A Times column urges believers to rely on Gods strength for today rather than the past or future. It notes that yesterday is gone and tomorrow may never come, so present effort must use todays allotted power. Trust and act now with Gods promised strength for today.
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Egypt
David
Daniel
Satan
God
Christ
Man
Reading History for Duty and Humility
A compact meditation by Phillips Brooks extols history and biography as a source of duty, reverence, and perspective. It argues that studying the great dead strengthens humility, steadiness, and a sense of ordained order in life.
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Phillips Brooks
President’s Panama policy framed as inevitable recognition
The article argues the United States must recognize Panama’s de facto authority after the Columbian–Panamanian conflict. It defends timely action, citing treaty obligations to ensure open transit, U S leadership in the Western Hemisphere, and safeguarding the canal project amid BOTega conspirators.
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Colombia
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Republic
Philadelphia Press
Revolutionary Force
Bogota
Panama Canal
Cleveland Optimism About Elections Sparks Debate
Ex president Grover Cleveland says the Ohio and Nebraska Democratic defeats may fuel party gains next year. He praises the results as evidence of time-honored Democratic principles, while critics warn most voters loyal to Bryan remain. Many doubt broad electoral gains in 1904.
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Nebraska
Col. Bryan
Tom Johnson
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Johnson
West
Democratic Party
Prompt for swift action on the Panama canal treaty
The president and Secretary Hay move quickly to seize opportunities and push action. The Panama revolution is recognized within two weeks, Panama’s minister is received in Washington, and a canal treaty is drafted and signed. The journal calls for the Senate to adopt the same energetic approach to begin canal work promptly.
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Hay
Panama
New Republic
Washington
Senate
Ivdlanspolir Journal
Republicans poised for 1904 victory despite Democratic doubts
The article notes Representative Grosvenor cites 265 to 268 electoral votes for Republicans in 1904, with Democrats lacking united support or a strong candidate. It argues no clear issue or leader can mobilize Democrats, while many back Roosevelt on Panama and the isthmus policy, keeping Republican prospects strong nationwide.
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Hill
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Parker
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Panama
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St. Louis
Edward Atkinson
Louis Globe-Democrat
Mr. Bryan
Richard Olney
Grover Cleveland
N. Y. World
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Isthmian Canal
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Republic of
Colombia
Qverf Panaisa
Dianapolis Journal
Panama Treaties and Panama Canal Debate Remain Central
The piece surveys Democratic and Republican stances on Panama and imperialism, noting how southern papers favor quick completion of the isthmian canal while some Democrats weigh their approach. It also highlights a forest ranger career and curious notes on a Jamaica life plant and a Lincoln anecdote.
Sleepy Town Express Poem Fragment
A fragmentary poem describes a child traveling on the Sleepy Town Express. A reader is urged to close eyes for the journey, with a sleepy conductor and a bedtime setting. The piece includes affectionate child imagery and a farewell at the gate.
Deer Playmate Visits Spruce Run School
A Milwaukee Sentinel tale recounts a young deer visiting a New Jersey Spruce Run school, calmly interacting with students during class and recess. The deer, named Jenny by the girls, accepts pats and treats, becoming a cherished, friendly pupil in the eyes of Mamie Gladys Elizabeth and Margaret and the rest.
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New Jersey
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Jenny
Milwaukee Sentinel
Newfoundlands Power Blacksmith Wheel in Curious Display
On an uptown street hundreds gathered to watch three Newfoundland dogs power a forge wheel. Each dog works one hour on the wheel, then rests two, feeding costs are low while savings amount to about $12 weekly, per owner claims.
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