Sin of impatience in a Holy Spirit sermon
A 1903 Kellogg column argues two forms of impatience, spiritual and fleshly, harm faith and home life, and urges Christian patience as the bridge to God’s promises. It cites Scripture patience in Jesus, Paul, and the prophets, and calls for trusting grace to endure trials until fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co
Chicago
Christ Jesus
God
Peter
Jesus Christ
Job
Paul
Ephesus
Thyratira
Philadelphia
Carpenter Bench
Jesus
James
Christ
Death
Sin
Garden of Eden
Enoch
Noah
Abraham
Ysaac
Jacob
Moses
David
Calvary
Bethlehem
Ife
Lord’s Vineyard
Pandora
Trusts Fight Prompts Bipartisan Showdown in Congress
A humorous but sharp examination of the trust battle in Congress. Republicans and Democrats trade barbs as both sides position for or against anti trust measures. The piece argues the dispute is theatrics while urging stronger government action against concentrated capital.
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Congress
Washington Star
Ind
Lord and salvation endure beyond self making
Quoted reflection on steadfast divine nature and human frailty urging trust in God rather than self fashioned salvation. Samuel Nutherford emphasizes comfort in salvation not dependent on personal efforts or crafted Christ images.
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Christ
Samuel Nutherford
Our Feelings and Salvation Resting Beyond Emotion
A reflection on faith asserting salvation does not hinge on personal feelings. The author cites that feelings may be withdrawn by the Lord to teach reliance on Him rather than emotion. Each line emphasizes trust and spiritual steadiness over subjective experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hannington
Elkins anti trust bill advances in Congress
The Elkins anti trust bill, an amendment to the Sherman act, passes the House 241 to 6. It targets rebates given by railroads to powerful trusts, aims to empower the government to convict this practice, and is seen as a major blow to rapacious corporations. Republicans praise the move as meeting present needs while Democrats critique media coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Elkins
San Francisco Chronicle
Republican Congress
Republican pledges advance as antitrust bill moves
The Littlefield antitrust bill passes the house by unanimous vote showing Republican honesty and courage while Democrats attempt amendments likely to fail. The president signals an extra session if needed, and the Senate mirrors Republican control. The act would require corporations to file detailed information with the Interstate Commerce Commission before interstate commerce.
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House of Representatives
House
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Congress
Senate
Littlefield
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Republican Party
Republican
Comment and Opinion on 1904 presidential prospects
A collection of editorial opinions criticizing Bryan and supporting the Republicans. It discusses Bryan's candidacy, past elections, and party loyalties, with references to Indiana voters, Tillman’s views on race, Cleveland’s electability, and Republican opposition to trusts. The piece frames the GOP as honest and fearless against monopolies.
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Mr. Bryan
Detroit Journal
Bryan
Washington Star
Philadelphia Press
Democracy
Albany Journal
Cleveland
Indiana
David B. Will
Indianapolis Journal
Tillman
Philadelphia
The
New York World
Illinois
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Bt. Louis Globe-Democrat
Knapp Confesses to Five Murders in Detail
Alfred Knapp of Indianapolis, jailed in Hamilton, Ohio, swore before Mayor Bosch to a five murder confession. The killings span Cincinnati locations from 1894 to 1902, include Emma Littleman and Ida Gebhard, with charges likely to proceed in Cincinnati to secure a trial and possible electric chair.
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Hamilton
Alfred Knapp
Indianapolis
Ida Gebhard
Knapp
Bosch
Emma Littleman
Gest Street
Cincinnati
May Feckert
Walnut Street
Jennie Connors Knapp
Canal Bridge
Liberty Street
Farm Hands Unite In Illinois Labor Movement
The Illinois Amalgamated Farm Hands union, revealed in Chicago after secretary Frederick W. Job exposed its secrecy, seeks higher pay including a $35 monthly allotment with board for year round laborers, covering thrashers, huskers, plowmen, binders, stock laborers and farm workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois Amalgamated Farm Hands’ Union
Frederick W. Job
Chicago Employers’ Association
Job
Ilinois
Pope Leo Times Nearing Death Holds Cardinal Audience
In Rome on Sunday Pope Leo XIII received 42 cardinals at the Vatican despite medical protests. The aged pontiff spoke of his approaching demise, saying he felt God was about to call him to Himself as his feebleness grew more evident.
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Rome
Leo
Vatican
Tobacco Growers Form Price-Setting Company Here
Early to bacco growers from 26 Kentucky counties plus two Indiana and one Ohio county met in Lexington to organize a firm aimed at fixing tobacco prices. Capital stock of 5 million dollars, 10 dollar shares held by 4,000 growers. Price schedule up to 26 cents per pound with a 50 percent advance guarantee to signers over the trust price.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Electrician Cassell Killed by Bursting Emery Wheel
Simon Cassell, a general electrician for the Harrisburg Traction Company, was instantly killed in the car house when an emery wheel burst. A fragment struck him on the head and broke his neck. In Oakland, Kate Castleton jewels valued at about 20000 dollars to be sold by her mother Eliza Freeman as administratrix.
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Parrisburg
Simon Cassell
General
Oakland
Cal
Kate Castleton
Eliza Freeman
Congress Bounds Toward End of Fifty-Seventh Session
Congress closes most work of the Fifty-seventh session with few measures left to pass. Key acts include creation of the commerce and labor department, Elkins anti rebate law, Sherman anti trust enforcement provisions, and a general staff for the army.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Commerce and Labor
George B. Cortelyou
House
Littlefield
Senate
Army
United States Army
United States
Ohio
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Cuba
District of Columbia
Agriculture
Post Office
Abandonment of Illinois and Michigan Canal Demanded
Springfield reports Senator Rainey urging the legislature to demand abandonment of the Illinois and Michigan canal citing 20 years of losses totaling 554,668 dollars beyond tolls with 1901 receipts of 5,120 and expenses 111,002 described as theft and health threat. Separate item notes Atchison Topeka Santa Fe wage conference approves 15 percent pay raise effective immediately for conductors brakemen and baggagemen. Also Cedar Rapids confirms A P Johnson of Orion Illinois identified as last body from Clifton Hotel ruins.
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Springfield
Ilinois and
Michigan Canal
Rainey
Topeka
Kan
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Cedar Rapids
Clifton Hotel
A. P. Johnson
Orion
III
Fatal Fall Strikes Rochester Man Near Vincent Street Bridge
J H Baird of Guysville aged 24 was killed instantly in Rochester when he fell from the Vincent street bridge onto the electric light plant roof, a seven foot drop. Investigators believe he stepped backward and toppled to the roof.
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Rochester
N. Y
J. H. Baird
Guysville
Vincent Street
Genesee River
Electric Light Company
Rodney Wallace Former Congressman Died in Worcester County
Rodney Wallace formerly represented this district and was a prominent Worcester County figure. He died of bronchial trouble at his home in Fitchburg Massachusetts on February 3.
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Dend
Fitchburg
Mass
Rodney Wallace
Worcester County
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Trusta
Democratic Party
Sir Louis
Annie Knapp
South Fourth Street
Lindenwald
Hannah Goddard Knapp
Hannah Goddard
Farm Hands Unite
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