Rally Day and Home Coming from Antioch Revival
A 1902 church essay styled piece reflects on Rally Day at Antioch as Paul and Barnabas return. It urges speakers with real gospel experience, emphasizes testimonies over speeches, and urges leaders to seek renewed energy from homecomings to inspire fall and winter work.
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A. N. Kellogg News
Chicago
Farmer John
John
Antioch
Paul
Barnabas
Paul-Barnabas
Antioca
God
Christ
Church At
Philip
Samaria
Desert
Asia Minors
Antiochs
Pisidia
Iconium
Lystra
Jerusalem
Jesus
Escape of the President in Pittsfield Carriage Crash
President Theodore Roosevelt escaped a deadly collision in Pittsfield Massachusetts when his open landau struck a trolley car. Secret Service Agent William Craig was killed, driver David J Pratt seriously injured, and Cortelyou and Gov Crane wounded but alive. The procession continued to Lenox with the president briefly bleeding yet undeterred.
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Roosevelt
Pittsfield
Mass
Craig
United States
Secret Service
William Craig
David J. Pratt
Dalton
Cortelyou
Gov. Crane
Lenox
South Street
Wittsfield
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Crane
Cortelyou Wktre
Pratt
Agent Craig
Tjarten
House of Mercy
Drs. Flynn
Paddock
Mr. Cortelyou
Stockbridge
Great Barrington
Milford
Bridgeport
Suggestions for Democrats campaign strategy
The piece argues the Democratic Party is split between Cleveland and Bryan ideologies. It suggests two speeches or a dual approach to win audiences, urging speakers to test majorities and even present both platforms to avoid controversy and boost campaign turnout.
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Democratic Party
Edwards
Democratic Congressional Committee
Kansas City
Democratc
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Wall-street
Bryan Democracy
Indianapolis Journal
Politie
Andre Jackson
Martin van Buren
Cleveland
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Bryan
Mr. Cleveland
David B. Hil
William I. Tiryui
Gayety
Outbreak Quelled at Laguimanoc in Tayabas Province
Manila reports fanatical native leader Rios attacked Laguimanoc on September 3 with 30 riflemen and 150 bolos, killing two women and a girl and wounding others. A native constabulary detachment arrived, routed the band, and killed several followers. About 700 men are rounded up for inquiry. guilty individuals will be detained while others are freed.
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Manila
Rios
Tayabas
Luzon
Laguimanoc
Landslide near Mount Kasbek causes heavy loss in Caucasus
News from Tiflis reports a landslide on August 17 near Mount Kasbek in trans-Caucasus Russia. A glacier driven by seismic disturbances swamped a valley, destroying about 20 villages and killing nearly 700 people.
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Vienna
Tiflis
trans-Caucasus
Russia
Mount Kasbek
Pope confirms appointments in Catholic hierarchy
In Rome on September 6 the pope confirmed the appointment of Auxiliary Bishop John M. Fairey of New York in succession to the late Archbishop Corrigan. He also named Bishop George Montgomery of Los Angeles as coadjutor to Archbishop Patrick William Riordan of San Francisco, with the right of succession.
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Rome
John M. Fairey
New York
Corrigan
George Montgomery
Los Angeles
Cal
Patrick William Riordan
San Francisco
Dowie Tins Lace to Sell in Zion City Market
John Alexander Dowie prepares to market Zion City lace. An agent led Chicago merchants to Zion to inspect the lace operation and view 2 to 3 million yards of fabric held in store.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
Dowie
Zion
Indictments Returned in Temple Tax Case
Ten indictments for fraud forgery and conspiracy were returned in Chicago on Sept 6 against Williams Wheeler Hoy and Healy. The four cases total bail of $38 000.
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Chicago
Temple
Williams
Wheeler, Hoy and Healy
Press Opinions on Roosevelt and Democratic Figures
A collage of editorials notes small words and short sentences in Roosevelt speeches, and mentions David Bennett TV’s standing in New York politics. It cites Cleveland, Bryan, Will, and Grover Cleveland’s enduring name as memory triggers amid Democratic debates and mugwump critiques across multiple papers.
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Roosevelt
St. Louis Globe-Democrat. c
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David Bennett TV
New York
Will Will
Cleveland
Galveston
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Springfield
Democratic Dope and Free Trade Policy Book Debated
A Democratic congressional committee releases a campaign book from Chicago and Washington critiquing Republican tariff policy and imperialism. It denounces protectionism, argues for free trade, details alleged abuses in the Philippines, lists trusts, and endorses Sherman Act enforcement while attacking McKinley era policies.
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Democratic Congressional Committee
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Philippines
Congressional Committee
National Democratic Convention
Kansas City
Nebraska
Catoutia
Republican Party Sines Tty
Hyung
McKinsey
Republican Party
Islands
Gen. Smith
United States
Schley
Crime From 1902 Returns as Political Platform Issue
The remark notes that the statute of limitations may run against the crime of ’73 and that the crime of 1902 consists in ignoring the Kansas City platform. The focus is on historical legal interpretations tied to party platform actions.
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Kansas City
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