God's Love as the World’s Delivering Sacrifice
Washington December 23. Dr Talmage proclaims that God is love and that the world’s deliverance came through the incarnation and crucifixion of Jesus. He argues God’s emotion supports mercy over judgment, cites Calvary as costly but necessary, and urges creed writers to emphasize God's loving nature rather than severity.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
John
Richorn
Paul
Marshill
Thunderbolt
Heaven
Palestine
Earth
Long Island
New Jersey
Hrnch
Schleiermacher
Bethlehem
Oliver
Solomon
God
Monte Blanc
Niagara
Atlantic Ocean
Apostolic
Death of Former Gov Roger Wolcott in Boston Nevada
Roger Wolcott former Governor of Massachusetts died at his Boston residence after typhoid fever complications. He was born July 13 1847 son of J Huntington and Cornelia Wolcott with notable lineage including Roger Wolcott and Oliver Wolcott who signed the Declaration of Independence. He served in Boston Common Council 1877 to 1880 then in the legislature, was lieutenant governor in 1896 and 1898, acted as governor in 1896, and served as governor in 1896 to 1898. His wife and five children survive him.
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Boston
Nev
Roger Wolcott
New York
J. Huntington
Cornelia Frothingham-Wolcott
Willian Pepperell
Cape Breton
Louisburg
Oliver Wolcott
Greenhalge
Wolcott
Grover Cleveland
FAVORS CONCILIATION AT LABOR CONFERENCE
Chicago December 19 The industrial arbitration and conciliation conference ended with a plan for improved labor capital relations. Recommendations include annual trade agreements boards of conciliation and a 12 member national conciliation committee. Members listed include Gompers Mitchell Sargent Lynch and Hoyt among others.
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Chicago
National Civic Federation
Steinway Hall
Franklin MacVeagh
A. C. Bartlett
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co
Boy Kidnapped From Omaha Home Rescued Overnight
Edward Cudahy Jr., 15, kidnapped Tuesday evening, is returned home at 1:30 am Thursday after a 26 hour search by police and citizens. An initial ransom note demanded 25000 dollars and another warned of harming the boy with vitriol if payment was delayed. The abductor’s hideout is located on a lonely hill four miles southwest of Omaha. no suspects yet.
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Omaha
Neb
Edward Cudahy, Jr
Edward A. Cudahy
Miliaire
Cudahy
Charley Ross
Mr. Cudahy
Mrs Frye Dies in Washington Hotel Fatal Heart Failure
Mrs William P Frye wife of the senate president pro tem died suddenly at the Hamilton hotel in Washington Friday morning at 9 30 o clock following a brief illness from acute indigestion. She arose seeming better and had breakfast before her death occurred without warning from heart failure.
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Washington
William P. Frye
Senate
Hamilton Hotel
Frye
Mill worker killed in shaft accident at Medelia plant
Andrew R. Drenderson of Christenson and Henderson millers was instantly killed in the engine-room when his garments caught in a shaft. He was whirled around and died as bones were broken and his body mutilated. The tragedy occurred Wednesday afternoon in Medelia Minnesota.
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Medelia
Minn
Andrew R. Drenderson
Christenson & Henderson, Millers
Hfe
Rivers and Harbors Bill Given to Public for Holidays
The House rivers and harbors committee completed its bill totaling about 80 million dollars with continuing contracts. A subcommittee trimmed it to roughly 60 million, striking large items. the document lists numerous harbor and harbor project funding across Michigan Wisconsin Indiana and Minnesota targets.
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Washington
House Committee On
Indiana
Michigan City
Hirbor
Tmnois
Waukegan
Michigan
Charlevoix
Frantfort
Grand Haven
Grand Marnts
Harbor of Retire
Muntetee
Holland
Black Lake
Muskegon
Ontonagon
Portage Late
Sand Beach
Refuge
SA Joseph
South Haven
White Lake Harbor
Marquette
Qudlington
Petoskey
Sigimitual
Menominee Harbor
Wisconsin
Cheboygan Harbor
Monroe
Green Bay
Kenosha
Kewaunee
Milwaukee
Harbor of Refuge
Port Wing
Hinals
Calumet River
Trnois
Glann
U Winals
Wabash River
Vincennes
Sarinaw River
Black River
Rouge River
St. Joseph's River
Grand River
Detroit River
St. Clary Mate Canal
West Neebish
Wisconsin—Fox River
St. Croix River
Menominee River
Minnesota
Red River
House
Boers Raid Cape Colony In Two Separate Points
Cape rifles and Brabant's force repelled Boers who crossed the Orange river with losses near Aliwal North. London reports two separate columns advancing toward Cradock and Philipstown, with Gen MacDonald retreating and Knox forced to abandon pursuit due to De Beers crossings. About 3,000 rebels entered Cape Colony with a similar number at Philipstown.
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Cape Town
Orange River
Cape Colony
Aliwal
Cape Rifles
Brabant
London
Odendaalstroom
Bethulic
Burghersdorp
Cradock
MacDonald
Knox
de Wet
Deéers
Philipstown
Trade Review highlights steadier demand and holiday activity
The New York summary notes improved Atlantic weather and distribution, stronger jewelry trade, and robust holiday retail activity. It reports steady prices despite talk of cheaper ore, with more long term contracts and new sales at prior levels. Failures numbered 293 in the U S and 18 in Canada, vs 220 and 26 a year ago.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Canada
Strike Ended by Railway Telegraphers in Santa Fe
Topeka Kansas December 22 President Dolphin of the Order of Railway Telegraphers has declared the strike off on the Santa Fe line. Striking operators received notice Friday night that the strike would end and they may seek reinstatement. General Manager Mudge declined to commit to reemployment and asserted the union would not be recognized under current management.
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Topeka
Kan
Dolphin
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Santa Se
Mudge
Miner Train Car Accident Near Akron Coal Mine
A party of miners descending the Wagner coal mine slope five miles south of Akron Queensland were struck by a fast car. Five men were hit. two died and the others were badly injured, as rescue work began along the track.
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Akron
Dee
Wagner
Republican Success of Rural Free Delivery in U S
Opinion piece tracing rural free delivery from initial 19th century proposals through Republican advocacy and later expansion. It highlights 2,614 routes in 44 states serving nearly 8 million people by mid November, with projected 4,000 more routes and 3.5 million daily recipients. It argues cost per capita around 66 cents and cites estimates of 31 million urban residents plus 21 million rural residents benefiting, asserting substantial policy impact and partisan credit.
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Harrison
Congress
Cleveland
Gen
Methinley
Eox
Teath
Fur Ft
Wanamaker
Fidlamupoldls Journal
Inflation by Prosperity and Currency Confidence
The Mint Director reports strong gold output of 71 million dollars for the year and a large currency expansion of about 500 million in four years. World production at 806 million. The piece argues against silver dumping fears and notes gold inflow to U.S. markets. It cites editorials from Detroit Free Press and Minneapolis Tribune on Bryan and McKinley era politics and national bank clearings trends.
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United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Detroit Free Press
Dem
Democrats and silver coinage split over Warner and Bryan
A fragment from a 19th century political commentary discusses factions within the Democratic Party led by David By Ti Meluis Warner and William Jennings Bryan on free silver. It notes Warner’s shifting stance, Columbus Ohio events, and questions whether past rifts can heal for 1904 amid calls to bury old disputes.
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Gilead
David
Meluis
Chicago
Kansas City
Moe Bryan
Jlub
Bryan
A. J. Warner
Ohio
Wiis
Congress
Comeress
Bimetattie League
Anl
May Bryan
Thwae
Gen. Warner
Tuckeye Hampton
Democrats of Columbus
David UB
Mr Hit
Washington Stuur
Bryan's Candidacy and Democratic Platform Proposals
The article discusses William Jennings Bryan's return to public life as he enters the 1904 race. It notes his announced platform fair 104 and his claim to force the platform on the Kansas City convention, his support for free silver, and his view that perpetual candidacy secures income. It questions whether the Democratic Party will again follow Bryan.
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Mr. Bryant
Ling¢oln
Kansas City
J. Sterling Morton
Lincoln
Bryan
Minneapolis Tribune
Wright
Hegan
Democratic Party
Indianapolis Journal
Adlai Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
Washington State
McKinley
New York
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Indianapolis News
Ind
Pittsburgh
Hanna
Federation of Labor
Hanng
Labor
William Jennings Bryan
Detroit
Arnal
Political Commentary and Opinions on Bryan and Democrats
A collection of editorials and commentaries from multiple papers evaluating Bryan Adlai Stevenson and Democratic prospects. The opinions critique Bryan’s rhetoric and future ventures while noting Stevenson and Hanna and predicting partisan trends.
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Come Militee
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Trade Review
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