The Church at Home and the Foreigner Sermon
The Rev. Ira Wemmell Henderson preaches at Irving Square Presbyterian Church on The Church at Home and the Foreigner. He urges American Christians to make foreign quarters and immigrants a central duty, urging inspiration education and leadership to lift heathen nations toward Christ.
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Church of Christ
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Conscience, Law, and a Safer Guide in The Home Herald
In The Home Herald, Dr. Andrew A Bonar discusses conscience versus law as the true standard of right and wrong. He argues conscience is fallible and risks governing morality, while the law reveals sin and defines conduct against a divine rule.
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Adam
Sun
Home Herald
The Bridge of Faith Says Brooks Buoyed by Hope
A reflective meditation compares life to walking a fragile bridge set over waters of doubt. The author invokes Philips Brooks to question trust in hidden depths of God’s wisdom and the tremors that test belief amid life’s storms.
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Philips Brooks
The Grace That Brings Happiness by Newman
Quote extols cheerful heart and even temper as walking in light through grace. It prays for a spirit of abundant love to quiet life’s vexations and unite believers with mercy, kindness, and joy through Christ.
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John Henry Newman
Murder confession and body mutilation shock Marsille case
Vere St Leger Goold confessed to murdering Emima Terin a wealthy Swedish woman. The body was cut up and packed into a trunk with the head and limbs placed in a valise. His wife Mrs Violet Goold admitted involvement as plans unfolded to flee to Marsville. He later hanged himself in prison. details reveal a sordid motive and financial aspects.
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Irish Land Commission
Dublin
Montreal
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Seneca Yeteats Wins Canada Cup Third Race
Rochester Yacht Club defender Seneca defeats Adele in the decisive third race of the Canada Cup series. Finish time 2 31 50 with over a mile lead as Adele withdraws after gun denoting Seneca victory.
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Wieht Adele
Rochester
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Rochester Yacht Club
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Royal Canadian Yaccht Club
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Heroine Dies After Saving Boy At Pond Incident
Edith Gregor of North Alleboro Massachusetts died after plunging into a pond to save Clyde Morrison eight year old son of James Morrison of Malwouth Alabama? Both fell in and could not reach shore before help arrived. The effect of the heroic act is noted as she held the boy in her arms when she sank. Morrison was about twenty five years old.
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Church of the Dying
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Jesus
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Hamilton College
Christ
Wentworth
Edith Gregor
North Alleboro
Mass
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James Morrison
Malwouth
Alass
Morrison
Miss Moarrison
Rockefeller Denies Eastern Interview Quote
John D. Rockefeller said he did not hire or attack the Washington administration and that a widely circulated interview published in eastern newspapers is a mistake. He stated he did not cry out to any newspaper man and had not been asked to speak by any correspondent.
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Boston
Washington
A Son For Bertha Krupp Heiress Born in Essen
A son was born to Frau Hertha Krupp von Bohlen and Haibach, eldest daughter of the late Krupp gunmaker. The infant is heir to the Krupp fortune. Frau Krupp wed Oct 15, 1906 to diplomat Bohlen and Haibach, with Krupp incorporated into her name by imperial decree.
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Roosevelt Presides at Oyster Bay Conference on Sagaomre Hill
President Roosevelt chaired a late night conference at Sagamore Hill with three cabinet members present. Attendees included Secretary of State Toot, Secretary of War Taft, and Postmaster General Meyer. The talks were conducted with notable secrecy.
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Taft
Meyer
Frederick Monsmann dies in cannon blast near Bal-Limere
Frederick Monsmann a wealthy Pillsburg contractor was fatally wounded by an explosion of a cannon at the Liberty Hunting and Fishing club and the Twenty-fifth Ward recreation party three miles from Bal-Limere.
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Frederick Monsmann
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Liberty Hunting and Fishing Club
Ward
Cloly
Bal- Limere
Golf Hall Collision Sends Two to Hospital
Aug 14 Bala Golf Club grounds saw a brield force collision between Representative Irving I. Wanger of Norristown and his partner Witham TW. Dixon of 2085 Onthrio Street. Dixon is hospitalized with a fractured leg. Wanger remains under observation.
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Eddy Hearing Details Mrs Eddy Incompetence and Tax Evasion
At the Eddy hearing Chandler argued Mrs Eddy’s incompetence is shown by a March 6 trust deed transferring her property and her evasion of Concord taxes. He urged her delusions and senile dementia as a life‑long pattern rather than a single decision.
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Secretary Fart to Speak on Five-Subject Policy Forecast
Aug 14 report from Taft st Colucibus Ohio states Secretary Fart will address the American people next Monday. The speech will cover five main subjects, forecast administration policy, and outline what voters may face if a Republican president is elected next year.
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Man Kills Self Over Drought Strain at Ashery
Edward A. Dodge, 58, proprietor of a Rockland area ashery in Sullivan county, shot himself after drought kept his ponds low. His body was found by his aged mother in Middletown on August 14.
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Edward A. Dodge
Rockland
Sullivan County
Bandits Loot Woolstock Post Office Safe
Burglars dynamited the Woolstock post office safe in Kingston BN during the night. They escaped with cash and a large stash of postage stamps. No injuries reported. Authorities hunt for suspects.
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Hborgiers
Kingston
Woolstock
Wheat market sees opening gains but fades with losses
New York markets show mixed flour and wheat activity with January futures edging higher at first but trimming gains as selling pressure increases. Prices across grains and dairy display uneven shifts, with rye flour and oats steady to soft and legume and butter markets varied amid cautious demand.
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Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania
Saapatc
Armenian Hunchakist conspiracy case shocks New York
Sissak Jellalian confessing to being an agent of Hunchakist leader Alexum Arzootun and an accomplice in the murder of Tovshan jin Jellalian led police to a cellar seizure on East Forty-fifth Street. Officers recovered daggers revolvers and hydracyanic acid and other items used in murder plots. Jellalian, held on $5 000 bond, identified a killer in Union Square and named accomplices including Bedros Hamapartzoomian and Arzovian with orders for the hit.
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Alexum
Arzootun
Tovshanjin
Jerome
Jellalian
Amon
Jetlalian
Union Square
Bedros Hamapartzoomian
Tayshanjian
Hunehakisi Society
Arzovian
Ite
Dismissal of Jersey City Cop After Kiss Scandal
A Jersey City Patrolman Michael Reardon was dismissed amid a dramatic trial scene. The board’s 1:30 am verdict followed testimony that he kissed widow Mrs Anne Hogan, amid bribes and perjury admissions by witnesses Pugster and others. The case involved payments to witnesses Sanford and Billington to influence testimony.
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Michael Reardon
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Department
Charles Pugster
Pingsley
Brievels
Adirondack Steamer Ablaze Near Rosecon in Newburgh
The Adirondack of the People's line caught fire fore and aft with about 300 passengers aboard. It was beached near Rosecon seven miles from Newburgh after midnight on its northbound voyage. Crew stations remained orderly while officers calmed passengers as some were transferred to the Poughkeepsie night boat and landed around 3 AM. The blaze began in the forward hold as the boat passed Poughkeepsie.
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Poughkeepsie
Strike situation improves as arbitration seen possible
Belfast Aug 14 The strike situation is considered improved as steps move toward arbitration between workers and employers. Sir Antony Patrick MacDonnell the undersecretary to the lord lieutenant of Ireland has met with local officials and reader readers to seek settlement of disputed points.
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Antony Patrick MacDonnell
Ireland
Edward and Kaiser Meet in Berlin Welcome Moment
King Edward arrives in Berlin and is greeted by Kaiser Wilhelm II. Government officials observe the second visit between the two rulers within a year, signaling hopeful prospects for future Anglo-German relations.
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Former Catcher a Life Saver in Surf Rescue
Dr. George W. Townsend former Baltimore catcher who helped lead a pennant chase in the National League risked his life diving into surf in front of Island View hotel at Stony Brook to save Annie Rust of Meriden from drowning.
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George W. Townsend
Baltimore Nine
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Annie Rust
Meriden
Drowning Report From Heartlake City
A 20 year old man Clifton Bradley, known in Binghamton, drowned while swimming in Heartlake. Local authorities suspected he was seized with crane while in the lake.
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Cifton Bradley
Heartlake
Pennsylvania
Leisy
Four Thousand Moors Attack Casablanca in Morning Assault
Tangier reports four thousand Moors struck Casablanca at dawn but were repulsed by French forces. Naval fire helped drive back the riders with heavy losses on the attackers. Governor Siboubeker dismissed for European massacre, Biboubeker jailed aboard the Gloire. Casablanca nearly razed, Americans there report losses. General Drude seeks 13 000 reinforcements. Moroccan governance blamed for unrest and weak authority.
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Biboubeker
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Steeplejack Bill Anderson Dies After Fall
New York report says Steeplejack Bill Anderson aged fifty two fell six feet while painting a hotel Belmont roof pole. He died from a fractured skull after being rushed to a city hospital. The veteran climber had twenty years of top lofts and flagstaffs without injury.
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New York
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Hill
Belmont
New York ‘Hospital
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Prince Opera Leader Detained in Zurich Auto Incident
Heinrich Coarhed director of the New York Metropolitan Opera House touring Switzerland with companions was detained in Zurich over legal complications after a motor car accident. His chauffeur Ernest Stahl was driving when a cat caused Beil a Swiss man aged sixty to suffer injuries.
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Heinrich Coarhed
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
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Ernest Stahl
Take Zurich
Beil
Maccabees Elect Sleetner Commander in Chief
NORFOLK VA Aug 14 The convention of commissioned officers of the uniformed rank Knights of the Maccabees of the World in biennial session with the uniformed rank encampment re elected Major General W Sleetzer of Cleveland to command and chose Lexington Ky as site for the 1908 meeting.
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W. Sleetzer
Cleveland
Lexington
Gaither Nominated for Governor by Tepab Convention
Baltimore August 14 The Tepab state convention opened in Baltimore and nominated George G. Gaither of Baltimore City as the candidate for governor.
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George G. Gaither
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