Fruit Bearing In Christ The Vine And Branches Sermon
A 1902 sermon explores Jesus teaching on the True Vine, the Father as husbandman, and branches bearing fruit. It emphasizes abiding in Christ, the pruning that yields greater fruit, and the call to lifelong fruit bearing as proof of discipleship.
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A. N. Kellogg News+ paper Co
Chicago
Palestine
Nazareth
Jesus
Israel
Isaiah
God
Garden
Gethsemane
Werein
Seni
Christ
Jesus Christ
Mr. Moody
Mr. Meyer
God of Heaven
Christ Jesus
Democrats Split Over Reciprocity And Fusion at Grand Island
The Troy Times cites the Democratic campaign book as chaotic amid debates over reciprocity versus free trade. Text advocates Cuban reciprocity criticized as protectionist while party leaders push for fusion with the Populists at the Grand Island state conventions, signaling Bryan’s persistent pursuit of the 1904 nomination.
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Congressional Committee
Troy Times
Mar
Bryan
Chicago
Kansas City
Cuba
Congress
Grand Island
Allen
Bryan Presses for 1904 Democratic Nomination
Newspaper notes William J. Bryan aims to run again in 1904 despite public renunciation. Close allies and observers debate his true intentions, with Walter Wellman reporting uncertainty. If any chance remains, Bryan plans to pursue the nomination next spring.
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William J. Bryan
David BB
von Joohnson
Arthur 2. Gorman
Bryan
Walter Wellman
Chicago Record-Herald
Bevan
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Alfred’s Pluck and a Day at the Zoo Tale
A narrator recalls his nephew Alfred’s bravado as they visit a zoo. Alfred longs for daring adventures in the Tropics of excitement while a timid elephant encounter sends him fleeing. He recounts morning tales of daring to meet a tiger in the street.
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Alfred
Johnnn
Cassell
Political chatter heats up across states in 1900 era debates
A mosaic of editorials and opinions relayed from Chicago to Des Moines comments on free silver, campaign tactics, and party strategies. Observers note Ohio and Vermont shifts toward Republican strength, with Bryan and trusts drawing discussion.
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Jfmaine
Arkansas
Chicago Record-Herald
T Lom Johnson
Chicago Record- Herald
Om Johnson
Pittsburg Times
Ohio
Johnson
Albany Journal
Cleveland Leader
William J. Bryan
Indianapolis Journal
Col. Bryan
Cincinnati
Oregon
House
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Griggs
Democratic Congressional Committee
Washington
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ilinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Iowa
Des Moines Register and Leader
Trade with American possessions shows growth after flag
The Troy Times reports that trade with Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines rose after the U S flag. 1897 figures are much smaller than 1902, with exports and imports increasing notably in each case. The piece frames Republican expansion as prosperous and ongoing.
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Porto Rico
Philippines
Durin
Troy Times
Dems Face Republican Advantage as Imperialism Wanes
A political column argues imperialism is shunned by Democratic speakers, boosting Republicans. It notes tariff and trust issues favor Republicans, suggests Democratic leaders fear a bad year, and cites West’s view that a Democratic victory could harm them. Also critiques the Populist's role and campaign guides.
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West
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
The Beetle Family and Its Shiny Darlings
A children's natural history piece describing various beetles from emerald tiger beetles to ladybugs and burying beetles. It explains their habits, usefulness, and diversity, noting wing covers and soft wings, and mentions pond dwellers like whirligigs.
Strange Meat Dishes Across Cities Mentioned
A globe trotter cites Antwerp and Rome markets as sources of odd meats. He claims locals, not the poor, dine on cat and pick bones with relish. In South American cities, stewed mule is a familiar dish on hotel menus.
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Antwerp
Rome
The Tooth Brush Plant of Jamaica
The toothbrush plant is a curious Jamaica creeper. Natives cut a stem piece and fray ends to form a brush. They also make a powder from pulverized dead stems to use with it.
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Jamaica
An Eye to the Future, Yer Father
A judge remarks on a young poet's future prospects noting his love letters may become valuable if he gains fame, while questioning the practicality of pursuing poetry. The exchange highlights tension between artistic dreams and financial security.
Elephant as a nurse on Glen Island needs no nurse maid
An article praises Zip the elephant at Glen Island for caring for child Trene Princehorn. Zip walks with the stroller, lifts the baby on his trunk, and even performs tricks. It notes elephants’ reliability, memory, and usefulness as guardians of children and their generally steady temper when cared for properly.
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India
Glen Island
Long Island Sound
New York Journal
Zip
Little Trene Princehorn
Glen Island Museum of Natural History
Little Irene
Mmabarajahs
Ips
Nizamul-Mulk
Hiyderabad
Nizan
Dyderabad
Golconda
Nigam
Mohamimedin
Jie
Charles Reade
Tudyard Kipling
Unappreciated Sermon Sparks Banter on Dress
A humorous exchange between a wife and husband after a minister preaches against extravagance in dress. The wife defends her gown as plain, while the husband remarks on the minister drawing attention to it, reflecting social humor in the era.
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Youngband
N.5
Journal
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