The Crystal Cannot Equal It in Religion
A preacher extols religion as a superior, transparent jewel to crystal. He compares Job's ranking of saving wisdom over earthly gems with signs of divine providence, spiritual transformation, and the eternal beauty of faith versus mere crystals. He urges personal repentance to allow conversion from coal to solitaire, culminating in a stark choice between salvation and destruction.
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Louis Klopseh
Washington
Talmage
Job
Cornish
Hart Mountain
Mammoth Cave
Natural History
God
Napoleon
Borodino
John Thomas
Alexander Severus
Herculaneum
Egypt
Rouen
Salisbury
Simai
Pisgah
Olivet
Calvary
Hidekel
Jordan
Cherith
Nile
Christ
Ignatius
Jesus Christ
Solomon
Paul
Apocalypse
Ezekiel
Meg Merrilies
Ceal
John
Heaven
Potomac
Hudson
Rhine
Arctics
Antarectics
Mediterraneans
Atlantics
Pacifics
Christin
Carthage
Sin
Farmers beware of confidence men say officials
In a Philadelphia Press excerpt a speaker cautions that many successful farmers can be duped by confidence men while noting farming requires sharp judgment to succeed. The dialogue pairs Joakley with warnings about prudence and discernment in agricultural ventures.
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Joakley
Philadelphia Press
Antique Ring Given Gentle Care by Jeweler
A woman just turning fifty asked a jeweler to repair a ring she valued since girlhood. The jeweler noted with a smile that the ring is an antique, reflecting its long personal history.
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N. Y
Little Willy and Henny Peck Well Inference Dialog
A fragmented exchange features Mr Henny and a question about a bald eagle named Willy-Pa and Willy. The text presents a playful or nonsensical dialogue fragment with unclear narrative context.
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Little Willy
Henny Peck
Puck
Political Calm Preserved Amid Coming Fall Campaigns
The piece notes that the nation endures the upheaval after a presidential event with minimal impact on finance and trade. It lists eight states slated for fall elections New Jersey Pennsylvania Massachusetts Virginia Maryland Ohio Iowa Nebraska and discusses a historic shift from sharp partisan clashes to broad public indifference.
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Evisis
Ehicif
Thera
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
Iowa
Nebraska
Garfield
Roosevelt meets Booker Washington to discuss southern politics
The article notes President Roosevelt invited Booker T. Washington to the White House for a long conference on southern political issues. Washington urged the Republican Party to place the best white residents in federal offices in the South, arguing it would benefit both whites and blacks.
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Roosevelt
Booker
White’ ‘House
South
Bobber Washington
Voter moods shift as states lean between parties
The Detroit Free Press notes contentment amid affliction in the public and discusses how states like Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey Ohio Massachusetts and Nebraska may vote. It predicts Republican drift in several states while Democrats and populists struggle to unify and warns of no major business disruption despite evolving party loyalties.
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Virginia
Maryland
Gorman
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio
Massachusetts
McKinley
Towa
Nebraska
Bryan
Chicago
Detroit Free Press
Fall elections seen as quiet with exceptions
A Chicago Tribune view says 1901 fall elections will cause little political change as Garfield's era did. No GOP factions exist now, Democrats expect a quiet race, with New York municipal contest featuring Seth Low against Tammany to be livelier.
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Garfield
New York
Seth Low
Tammany
Chicago
Tribune
Roosevelt’s Southern policy could reshape party lines
The Chicago Tribune argues that breaking the color line party cleavage and independence in Southern appointments could reform politics. It praises President Roosevelt for potential nonpartisan moves to align Southern voters with national interests and strengthen the Republican Party.
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Roosevelt
McKinley
South
Chicago Tribune
Roosevelt policy praised as American and republican in press opinions
Newspapers echo praise for President Roosevelt highlighting his independence and staunch Republican stance. Critics discuss Bryan and press cartoons, noting debates over free speech and political loyalties while urging steadiness and national unity.
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Roosevelt
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Bryan
Albany Journal
Indianapolis Journal
Democratic Party
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Washington Star
William McKinley
United States
Cleveland Leader
National Congress Elected Officers and Policy Resolutions
Sioux Falls Oct 5 Farmers National congress officers elected. George L. Flanders as President Col Harvey Jordan first vice president Col B Canidron second vice president Dr J H Reynolds treasurer John M Stahl secretary G A Calahan assistant secretary John M Whitaker third assistant secretary Joel M Roberts executive committee Col B F Clayton Town Col E W Wicke Georgia W S Amos Wisconsin resolutions urged river and harbor appropriations protests against ranch encroachments support Nicaragua canal under US control calls for McKinley assassination horror and anti anarchy measures agriculture in schools ten cent tax on oleomargarine false branding ban reciprocity rural free delivery gypsy moth alarm in Massachusetts. Des Moines Oct 4 National Grain Dealers association adjourned with new officers Memphis Tenn seat next convention amend Interstate commerce law condemn bucket shops reorganize crop service cooperate with National Tag Dealers and Kansas City exchange rule repeal and affiliate Benjamin A Lockwood elected president.
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Sioux Falls
8.D
Farmers’ National ‘Congress
George L. Flanders
Albany
N. C
Col
Harvey Jordan
Monticello
Col. B. Canidron
Stateville
N.C
J.H. Reynolds
Adminj Mich
John M. Stahl
Chicago
G. A. Calahan
John M. Whitaker
Boston
Joel M. Roberts
Nebraska
B. F. Clayton
Town
E. W. Wicke
Georgia
W. S. Amos
Wisconsin
Nicaragua Canal
United States
McKinley
Congress
Massachusetts
Des Moines
National Grain Denlara’ Assorlation
Memphis
Venn
Government Crop Service
National Tag Dealers’ Association
Kansas City Exchange
Benjamin A. Lockwood
Fate of Company C in the Philippines Disaster
General Chaffee reports from Manila on September 2 attack on Company C Ninth Infantry at Balangiga. About 460 bolomen struck at 0:45 breakfast bells. 3 officers and 40 men killed or missing, 48 wounded, 28,000 cartridges lost, 25,000 pounds ammunition lost. Forty-eight soldiers and one hospital corpsman killed or missing. 28 men accounted for. town burned. ordnance gone. two men found in a boat. CAPT. ROCKMILLER notes contingent pursuit and destruction of rations.
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Washington
War Department
Chaffee
Manila
D. C
Beret
Botron
Cuartel
Bookmiller
Blanc
Libut
James P
Drouillard
Ninth Infantry
Balangiga
Hospital Corps
Basey
Rockmiller
Fire claim three men in barn near Trasky Minnesota
A Pipestone dispatch reports a barn fire near Trasky in which three members of a thrashing crew died. Claud Mann of Vinton Iowa Fred Houlette of Vinton Iowa and Elbert Evarts of Pipestone County Minnesota perished while six companions escaped unharmed. The blaze origin remains unknown.
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St. Paul
Minn
Pioneer ‘Press
Pipestone
Trasky
Claud Mann
Vinton
Fred. Houlette
Elbert Evarts
Carnegie Steels Completes Duquesne Merchant Mill
The Carnegie Steel Company finished its new 2 million dollar merchant mill at Duquesne after thorough testing. A bar ran through the rolls in five minutes, deemed excellent. The plant covers 15 acres at Oliver Station and will employ about 1,200 workers when it begins in a couple of weeks.
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Homestead
Carnegie Steel Company
Duquesne
Oliver Station
Tobacco Men Organize National Association in Richmond
Nearly two hundred resident and out-of-town tobacco men met in Richmond on Thursday to organize the National Tobacco Association. The group aims to safeguard members and improve welfare through insurance, statistics, foreign trade, and promoting American tobacco in foreign markets.
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Richmond
National Tobacco Association
New York Weekly Review Reports Strong Trade and Rail Demand
New York weekly review notes heavy shipments and expanded railway facilities. Manufacturing shows vigor with few strikes amid mild weather and strong wholesale activity. prices stable with rails contracted for next year. Failures rise slightly in the US. overall trade remains active with favorable railway earnings and car supply discussions.
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New York
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Last Crop Report Shows Mixed U S Conditions
Washington reports the weekly crop summary noting favorable conditions in central valleys and New England but heavy rains in the Upper Missouri valley Minnesota and portions of the South Atlantic and Gulf states disrupted farm work. Frosts damaged Oregon Washington and parts of the Middle Rockies while corn harvest advances.
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Washington
Weather
Censon
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
New England
Missouri Valley
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
South Atlantic
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Texas
North Pacific Coast
Oregon
Rocky Mountain
Kentucky
Tennessee
Kansaya
Missouri
Arkansas
Hilnola
West Virginia
Ohio
Minaissippi
Ohlo
FATAL COLLISION IN QUEBEC TRAINS KILL Three Die In Loops Near Thetford Mines
A collision between two Quebec Central trains near Sherbrooke and Levis on Thursday killed engineer Alto, fireman Dean, and clerk Roy. Three others were seriously wounded as American passengers returned from the scene. Dispatcher's order misdirected the up-train to cross at Robertson with further instructions to cross at Black Lake, leading to the wreck north of Thetford Mines.
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Quebec
Can
Quebec Central
Sherbrooke
Levis
Tring
Lewis
Robertson
Black Lake
Thetford Mines
Vhe
Alto
Dean
Mark Clerk
Roy
Lynching of Two Boys in Shelbyville Kentucky
In Shelbyville Kentucky on October 3 a mob hanged 16 year old Jimbos Fields and 18 year old Clarence Garnett for the alleged murder of WIN C. Hart, a printer. They were taken from the jail and hanged from the Chesapeake and Ohio trestle near the depot, with the act carried out so quietly that only a few people learned of it for hours.
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Nexrocn
Shelbyville
Jimbos Fields
Clarence Garnett
Win C. Hart
Chesapeake & Ohio
Broom Corn Price Surges in Mattoon Illinois
In Mattoon Illinois on October 2 broom corn sold at 140 per ton marking a sharp rise from the season start at 55. Market observers predict prices could hit 300 per ton within a year due to an unprecedented shortage.
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Mattoon
Ill
Douglas House Fire Devastates Houghton Hotel
Evening Wisconsin reports the Douglas house in Houghton Michigan was partially destroyed by fire early Tuesday. Loss estimated between 75000 and 100000 dollars, with heavy insurance coverage on the building.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Houghton
Mich
Douglas
Upper Peninsula
California Congressman Says Dewey Made No Promises
Congressman Kahn of California, newly returned from the Philippines, stated that Aguinaldo had not received any explicit promises of independence from Admiral Dewey. The interview clarifies the stance on future Philippine self rule and U.S. commitments.
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San Francisco
Kahn
California
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Dewey
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Gage
Josiah Quincy
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Anders “Seas
Ieee
Weather Bureau
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