Presbyterianism Denouncer Urges Universalist Sermon
Diverse religious clashes surface as Crowe preaches at the Church of the United, denouncing universalist and Protestant divisions. He argues mission unity, condemns endless torment and questions the morality of creeds taught to heathen, urging a broader Christian fellowship at the conference. Also notes a Kansas case where Thomas C Woerman was jailed for 18 years for arson, and a Constantinople note on Turkey’s stance toward American missionaries.
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Church of the 1 Uniserestisti
Chic Rangerency
Spring Welcomes Vitality and Purity in Nature
The text celebrates spring’s vitality and freshness, praising cleansing showers and sunshine for removing unhealthful accumulations and renewing nature. It emphasizes spring as a season of renewal and health.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood and Vitality
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy to cleanse the body and purify the blood. It claims the medicine expels bad matter, enriches the life current, and revitalizes the system when taken as directed.
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Boer War Dispatches Signal Shifting Fronts and Delays
Reports from Bloemfontein to Lourenzo Marques describe renewed Boer activity across the theater. Gen Sir Henry Rawlson? No, Gen Sir Henry Rundle engages Boer forces, with news of a decisive battle and delays in movements toward Kimberley. Dispatches note fortified positions near Pretoria and trenches across eight miles, while Lord Roberts orders Methuen to retire and Boer peace commissioners plan Berlin and Paris visits.
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Len. Campbell
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Basutoland
Brabant
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Daily News
Pretoria
Tragic end for wild elephant at Madison Square Garden
Dick, a fierce elephant from Sells Forepaugh, strangles to death in Madison Square Garden while workers attempt to subdue him with ropes and chains. The incident ends a troubled season after resisting calm handling and led to the animal's death as handlers feared a stampede by 14 elephants.
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Sells & Forepaugh Circus
Madison Square Garden
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Lewis Sells
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Admiral Deweys Next Tour Heads Through Major Cities
Admiral and Mrs Dewey depart Washington on a special train Sunday for a multi city tour including Chicago St Louis Memphis Nashville and Knoxville They will reach Chicago Monday noon April 30 and a May 3 stopover from Jacksonville on a Chicago and Alton train before continuing to St Louis for an evening arrival A two day stay in Memphis follows a Sunday Illinois Central transfer to St Louis then on to Nashville May 9 with a Saturday leg toward Knoxville and a final return over the Illinois Central region
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The President's Sunday Activities and Notable Events
McKinley attended the Brick Presbyterian service with Abner McKinley Secretary Cortelyon and Mrs Jessup. An address on Christianity in China followed by Rev J H Laughlin. McKinley left for Washington on the midnight Pennsylvania Railroad. Also reported are Bishop Mullen's death at 82 after 60 years in the diocese with funeral plans, West Virginia mine strike status, Amery Mob murder, Camp Roosevelt quiet, Pillsbury chess feat, Falmaxe crowd urge, and early league baseball results.
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China
Jersey
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Pennsylvania Road
Erle
Tobias Mullen
Cardinal Gibbons
Martinelli
Forest fires trap train near Vassar in deadly blaze
Reports describe a vast forest fire line circling the Southeastern railway from La Brogierr to Warren Minnesota. A special train with Buchanan Keiths men attempted rescues but was driven back as flames closed in. Rescue efforts continue as fires burn uncontained with wires down and no new word from the encircled area.
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Defending the Sultan and Rebel News From Kaya War
A garbled dispatch discusses Abdul Hamid II praised by an American author, remarks on Christian Armenians and Greeks under the sultan, and his tolerance as a stabilizing force. Also reports rebel advances in Colombia and Panama, charges against Maj. Gen. Roe in New York, a Union County murder, a Republican convention in Ponsylvania, and damage to a bridge in Kentucky.
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Fires And Far Fleeting News From 19th Century Ledger
New York reports 5392 fires with losses totaling 7 153 191 dollars. Catharine Bannon a 33 year old invalid dies in a Philadelphia home blaze. Three men are jailed in Ontario for plotting to blow a Welland Canal lock. Samuel Howard of Milwaukee leaves 200 000 for orphans. Cuban treasury March receipts total 1 678 669 with 1 472 90 from customs. Russell County shoe factory workers strike 152. Lieutenant Herbert Whipple of the Seventh Cavalry finds a pearl in an oyster patty worth 20 000 before cooking.
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Filipinos Engage in Luzon Battles Across Provinces
Reports detail General Palma del Pilar’s forces fighting in Luzon with the Americans in pursuit. In San Miguel and San Jose areas, insurgents clash with U S troops, several engagements leave dozens dead or wounded. Montenegro hunted by Col. Smith squad after capture, while Spanish prisoners reach Manila. A railway wrecking attempt near Piniquen also noted.
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Contested Senate Seats Dominates Washington Week
Washington April 23 Senate debate focuses on three disputed seats. Unanimous consent on the Quay resolution is likely to yield a vote at 4 pm tomorrow with speeches to follow. Leaders claim victory without declaring a winner. Also under review is the protest against Senator Scott's seat from West Virginia. Chicago April 23 A fisherman slain in a suspected conspiracy delusion. William Aybarha killed his friend and wounded others before surrendering. Seattle April 1 Alaska arrivals hint at Chilkat Indians connection to Harton murder. Trenton April 23 William Wiley dies after falling 0 feet in an elevator shaft at John A Rosbays Sons Co.
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