Two Kinds of Faith in Samaria’s Two Days with Jesus
A sermonic reflection on John 4 39 42 distinguishing head faith from heart faith shown by Samaritans after meeting Jesus They first believed because of the woman’s testimony but later embraced Christ personally inviting Him to abide with them Jesus stayed two days teaching and renewing their lives, prompting their public witness that they now believe due to personal encounter with the Saviour.
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Chicago
Jesus
Samaria
Christ
Samaritans
Europe
Ismues
Sychar
John
God
New York Democrats Split Over Presidential Hopefuls
The New York Democratic scene debates the best path to St Louis with Cleveland favored by Tammany and the trusts while upstate leaders back Parker. Hearst and McClellan complicate the field as insiders weigh who can unite the state and lead the nation.
Money Changers and Others
The piece argues that Bryan should focus on separating honest money changers from Wall Street trusts. It contends trusts seek to control politics, but most businessmen and savers support stable values and law enforcement, urging Bryan to distinguish the "sheep from the goats" and keep the anti trust issue central.
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New York
Bryan
Washington Star
St. Louis
Wall Street
William McKinley
Bryan’s Lincoln speech exposes how he wounds his party
The Schenectady Star critiques William Jennings Bryan for eight years of populist influence. It accuses him of undermining the party by attacking rivals, promoting money questions, and driving away electors, while he enriches himself through party favor.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Schenectady
Dem
Mr. Bryan
No Factional Fight in Ohio Report Edges Toward Unity
A Washington dispatch notes no Republican factional fight in Ohio as President Roosevelt remains neutral and Hanna gains control of the Ohio delegation. The Cleveland Leader says the talk of a split has subsided, with delegates likely chosen by state leaders and pledges to Roosevelt. Hanna’s leadership in Ohio is expected to be acknowledged at the national convention.
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New York World
Washington
Ohio
Roosevelt
Hanna
Cleveland
David B. Hill
St. Louis Globe- Democratic
Chicago Chronicle
Bryan
Philadelphia Press
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Secretary Hay's Note on Limiting War and China Neutrality
Washington reports Secretary Hay urged Russia and Japan to confine hostilities to a small area and respect China’s neutral and administrative entity. He addressed Germany Britain France Italy Austria Hungary the Netherlands Denmark Spain and Belgium with similar invitations. Russia stayed silent while Germany and Britain indicated cautious support, and Japan agreed pending wider acceptance by others.
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Washington
Russia
Japan
China
Hay
St. Petersburg
Toklo
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Netherlands
Denmark
Spain
Belgium
Gormany
Manchuria
United States
Aussia
Austro-Hungary
Corea
Rugela
Hos
State Department
London
Paris
Rusia
Points and Opinions on Democratic Hopes and Platforms
A compilation of editorials and commentary from multiple papers debating Democratic prospects in the 1896 campaign. It contrasts Bryan, Hearst, and the Kansas City platform, noting potential convention locations and the impact of different platforms on voter perception.
Senator Hanna Dying After Complications in Washington
Washington reported February 16 that Senator Eloanna Hanna’s condition worsened with no chance of recovery. Doctors expect a brief time until his death as fever continues and his strength fades, though he remains alive and resting at three o clock.
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Washington
Eloanna
Dever
Huu
Ois
Hanna
Palin
Bank Suspends in Matthews with Depositors to be Paid
A notice posted on the doors of the First National Bank in Matthews indicates a temporary suspension while assuring that all depositors will be paid in full. Dr Clinton Locke Dent of Chicago died suddenly at Biloxi Mississippi while seeking restoration of health. Inventory loses his eyenbeht in New York as A J Brunson of First National Bank Piattr Ny lost sight of both eyes during experimental use of gasoline and crystalline chemicals.
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Danbury, Conn
Lyman Denison Brewster
New York State Par Association
Albany
Clnton Locke Dent
Chicago
Clinton Lock
Grace Episcopal Church
Biloxi
Miss
New York
A. J. Brunson
First National Bank
Piatra N. J
Baltimore Rises From Ruins After Baltimore Fire
Reports from Baltimore on February 14 recount a city beginning to recover from devastating flames. A conference at the Belvedere hotel with Mayor McLane lawmakers and business leaders debated using national troops to replace militia in the burned district, while Maryland officials and the White House weighed the request amid huge losses and salvage efforts.
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Baltimore
Belvidere
Mayer McLane
Maryor
Board of Public Works
Washington
Maryland
Gen. Riggs
Gov. Warfield
Bedford man arrested in murder case in January
James McDonald, a Bedford teamster, was arrested Tuesday night on a warrant charging him with the murder of Sarah Catherine Schafer in a cab shed off L Street on January 21. Detectives Reed and Smith, along with Officer Myers and Sheriff Smith, made the arrest and he was later sent to the Jeffersonville reformatory.
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Bedford
Ind
Foy
James McDonald
Sarah Catherine Schafer
L Street
McDonald
Reed
J. Jackson Smith
Miller
Smith
Myers
Lowe
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Stocd and
Tragedy Ties Fort Dodge Teacher to Fatal Act
In Fort Dodge Iowa Miss Hulda Nelson a 26 year old school teacher fatally attacks her sleeping mother then drowns herself by leaping into a cistern. Authorities report she had recently left teaching due to ill health.
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Fort Dodge
Kila
Dex Moines
Hulda
Nelson
Wahlkonsa
Two Children Cremated in Superior Fire
Superior Wis Feb 12 Two children of John L Butler Great Northern railway employee aged three and five were cremated in a house on Elmira avenue after the mother left them alone. Fire started in two stoves and the source of the blaze is not known.
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Superior
Wis
John
Butler
Great Northern Railway
Elmira Avenue
Senate to vote on Panama canal treaty by Feb 23
Washington date February 12 reports the senate will vote on the Panama canal treaty between February 15 and 22. An executive session agreement sets action Monday next to decide the voting time, with the final vote to occur on or before February 23.
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Washington
Senate
Bankclosure hits Syracuse institution in February timing
Syracuse New York February 12 The American Exchange National Bank of Syracuse was closed Thursday by National Bank Examiner Josiah Van Vranken. The bank had 200000 dollars in paid up capital and owed depositors 506000 dollars according to a recent statement.
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Syracuse
N. Y
American Exchange National Bank
National Bank
Josiah van Vranken
Governor removes sheriff amid misconduct charges in Clear Water county
Gov Vam Sant issues order removing Sheriff Swan Torkelson of Clear Water county amid charges of unbecoming conduct and mistreatment of prisoners. Across towns, U S state department reports Jiminez rebels tearing up railway between Puerto Plata and Santiago in Santo Domingo prompting a warship deployment. In Mississippi, senate approves levee board bonds totaling 1 000 900 for river improvements along the Mississippi River.
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St. Paul, Minn
Vam Sant
Swan Torkelson
Clear Water County
Washington
State Department
Jiminez
Puerto Plata
Santiago
Santo Domingo
Jackson
Miss
Senate
Mississippi Levee Board
Isc
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