Indiana's Kern, Bryan's VP Hope, Chicago Daily News
George H. Picard profiles John W. Kern of Indiana, a leading Democrat and longtime ally of William J. Bryan. The piece traces Kern's political rise from Kokomo lawyer to state official and U.S. Senate contender, noting his popularity, bold campaigns, ties to Tom Taggart, and shift from gold to free silver support along with his enduring influence in Indiana politics.
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Quebec Celebrates Champlain Tercentenary With Global Pageant
Quebec's tercentenary marks Champlain's founding of the city with a two week international celebration. A grand panoramic drama, naval displays, and a parade of ships from five nations headline events led by officials including Rear Admiral Cowles and Vice President Fairbanks. The festivities honor Quebec's historic role as a gateway to Canada and its enduring influence in North American history.
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Sunday School Lesson III Twenty Ninth Tighter Third Quarter 1908
The text discusses Israel's history of divine choice and rejection, focusing on Samuel’s address to the people after Saul’s victory over the Ammonites. It stresses God's purpose in blessing Israel for His name and calls readers to wholehearted worship, fidelity, and obedience, contrasting human kings with the Lord.
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