Crucified with Christ A guide to living through faith in Him
A 1904 sermon explains Paul’s phrase crucified with Christ as a universal Christian experience. It contrasts theoretical atonement with practical living, urging believers to die to sin daily and rise to new life in Christ through ongoing crucifixion of the flesh and faith in Jesus.
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Chicago
Christ
God
Paull
Paul
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ Jesus
Lincoln
Calvary
Ydaul
Bunyan
Satan
G. Campbell Morgan
Lomger
Lord
Christian
Child
Long-lived New Yorkers Surpass Seventies Milestone
A statistical note states seventeen of every hundred New Yorkers reach age seventy or more. The percentage highlights longevity in the state population during the period reported.
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New York
Corean War Skirmishes Near Ping-Yang and Port Arthur
Reports from Tokio and Seoul recount Japanese and Russian forces skirmishing near Ping-Yang with cavalry and infantry engaged on February 28 and 29. News detail battles at Port Arthur including torpedo boat actions, shelling of forts, and Japanese fleet maneuvers with strategic implications for northern Corea and Vladivostock. The new Corea treaty guaranteeing independence was signed February 23.
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London
Tokio
Ping-Yang
Corea
Seoul
Ham-Gyeng
St. Petersburg
Liao-Yang
Yalu
Linovitch
Anju
Port Arthur
Port Ar
Alexieff
Retvizan
Tiger’ Peninsula
Golden Hill
Chefoo
Petropalovosk
Novik
Pallada
Askold
Nevsky Works
Washington
Kamimura
Lao Te Shan
Dalny
Pigeon Bay
Togo
Japan
Western Canada's Rich Soil and Climate Favor Agriculture
The article extols Western Canada as agricultural land west of Ontario and north of the Dakotas with rich black clay loam soil. It notes a climate of cold winters, hot summers, and 17 inches of annual rainfall, suitable for wheat. It cites the Department of the Interior in Ottawa offering an atlas and railway information. A Moose Jaw farmer claims 1600 acres, 50 horses, and a thousand‑acre pasture, with land value rising about 40,000 dollars in six years.
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Western
Northwest Canada
Ontario
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Athabask
Canada
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
United States
Western Canada
Moose Jaw
Locomotive Explodes Near Kane Kills Two On Rail Line
A freight locomotive on the Philadelphia and Erie railroad exploded near Kane on Tuesday, instantly killing engineer James Quinn and fireman Jones. The wreckage caught fire and several freight cars were destroyed.
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Williamsport
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Kane
James Quinn
Jones
Populist Fusion Wings Plan Joint Convention in Springfield
National committees of the fusion and middle of the road populist wings vote to hold a joint national convention in Springfield Illinois on July 4. Delegates from both factions will gather to unify platforms and boost party influence ahead of the midyear cycle.
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St. Louis
Fusion
Springfield
Ill
Six Killed by Snowslide in French Alps
A Company of the One Hundred and Fifty seventh regiment of the line crossing the Gol de La Parre in Barcelonette was overwhelmed by an avalanche. Nineteen men were buried and six killed. Separate report from Bryan Texas notes a violent clash near Madisonville where Sam Seay, a leading young man, was killed and several whites wounded.
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Barcelonette
France
Jausiers
Lower Alps
Gol de la Parre
Bryan, Tex
Madisonville
Sam Seay
Two Peineske Brothers on Trial for Kishineff Massacres
In Kishineff Russia on a Thursday two brothers named Peineske faced trial for involvement in the Jewish massacres. Fach was sentenced to four years penal servitude.
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Kishineff
Russia
Peineske
Fach
Negro Democrats to Meet in St Louis July 1904
The executive committee of the National Negro Democratic league decides to hold the league's next national convention in St. Louis on July 7 8 and 9 1904.
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St. Louis
National Negro Democratic League
League
Sandusky Soldier Avery Henderson Killed in Idaho Snowslide
Capt. Avery Henderson a Sandusky resident and former Ohio Republican executive committee chairman was killed by a snowslide at Roosevelt Idaho on Wednesday. The veteran officer was well known in military circles.
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Sandusky, C
Avery Henderson
Republican Executive Committee of
Ohio
Sandusky
Roosevelt
Idaho
Brainard Found Guilty in Bank Failure Case
Le Sueur Minnesota February 25 George F Brainard president of the Montgomery bank a state institution which recently failed was found guilty of receiving money knowing the bank was solvent the verdict marks a pivotal development in the bank closure case and points to executive responsibility in the failure
Ex Jurist George W. Lindsay Dies in Baltimore
Former Baltimore orphans court judge George W. Lindsay dies at 78 at his home. He organized and served as past grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias in the state. Obituary notes his long life.
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Baltimore
George W. Lindsay
Orphans' Court
Knights of Pythias
Breathing indictments hit Breathitt county officials and attorney
Jackson Ky February 26 the grand jury returned indictments against B I French attorney for Curtiss Jett and Ed Callahan former Breathitt county sheriff for subornation of perjury in the Jett White murder trials.
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Jackson, Ky
B. I. French
Curtiss Jett
Ed. Callahan
Breathitt County
Jett- White
Miller Cleared in Sardonia Shooting Self Defense ruling
Peoria Ill Feb 25 James Miller was exonerated by the coroner s jury after shooting and killing his brother in law Richard Edlin near Sardonia the jury ruled the killing was in self defense.
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Peoria
Ill
James Miller
Richard Edlin
Sardonia
Her Idea of It. Mrs Newed and the pocket joke
A Chicago Daily News item features Mrs Newed lamenting her husband’s love waning and Mrs Hamcer noting the absence of change in his pockets as the humorous focal point.
Travel Tickets From St Louis to California Offered
Rail fare for St Louis to California set at 30 dollars on The Iron Mountain Route. Tickets available daily in March and April with Pullman Sleeping Cars operating between St Louis Los Angeles and San Francisco. Details from any company agent H C Townsend G P T Agent St Louis. The note ends with a quotation about focusing on the present.
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St. Louis
California
Iron Mountain
Pullman Touris
Los Angeles
San Francisco
H. C. Townsend
St Louis
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