Resurrection Peace Message Preacher Sees Risen Lord
Sermon by J. Wm Eden from the Highway and Byway Preacher. The text centers on the risen Lord granting peace to the disciples and believers, transforming fear into faith, and commissioning them to spread the gospel with divine strength and unity. The discourse links Easter peace to enduring power and mission.
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Pearse Owlick
Peter
Jewton
Foley
Jesus
Beaurice
Royen
Christ
Mattia
Jesuas Phart
Japanese advance drives Russians from Seng Chang in Korea
Japanese forces occupy Seng Chang on the Pekin road, west of Cheng Ju, after defeating Russian detachments. Russians withdraw in two columns toward the north, with patrols reported east of the Pekin road. Seoul reports Japanese transport arrivals and Gen. Haraguchi's arrival as Port Arthur prepares for a possible future harbor assault. A signalman from Vladivostok received the Cross of St. George for aiding the defense.
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Takis
Korea
Seng Chang
Pekin Road
Cheng Ju
Wiju
Koak San
Yalu
Ping Yang
Wiji
Yak
Seoul
Chemulpo
Haraguchi
Port Arthur
Tore
Adm
Makaroff
Port Arthur Weakening Report Amid War Skirmishes
London reports show resumed clashes between Russia and Japan near the Yaho river region. Pathé Telegraph notes Port Arthur defenses have waned, suggesting possible early capture, though doubts remain about a narrow exit being blocked. Russians relocate 12 inch guns aboard ships for new Port Arthur fortifications.
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London
Yaho River
Pathe Telegraph
Leon
Port Arthur
Paraphrased Paris Flight Device Aims at Warship Mast
Paris report notes Lieut Lehreher travels with a kite supported car device intended to reach a warship’s mast with a telegraph wire to relay observations. Separate items state Porto Rican officials arrive in New York to seek loan funds and to fund summer courses for 800 teachers. A Shanghai dispatch mentions a Russian cruiser Bavarin captain facing court martial amid mine explosion rumors.
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Paris
Lehreher
Port Arthur
New York
Porto Rico
W. F. Willoughby
R. Post
Manuel S. Domenech
House of Delegates
Secretary of the Treasury
R. S&s. Lindsay
London
Shanghai
Bavarin
Will Not Bombard Yin Kew
A Yin Kew correspondent reports the prevailing view that Japan will not bombard Yin Kew since 99 percent of the population are Chinese and not at war with Japan.
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Yin Kew
St. Petersburg
Japan
Russians in Manchuria doubt Pekin neutrality pledge
Correspondent from St. Petersburg reports Russians in Manchuria question the Chinese government's observance of neutrality. In New York insurers announce a record life policy of $1,500,000 issued by Mutual Life to banker and financier Jasce Colgate with reinsurance covering $250,000 of other companies.
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New York
Yueen
Mutual Life
Jasce
Colgate
Mutual
Airship Contest Rules Revised for World Fair
St Louis April 4 The World’s Fair management announces rule changes for the airship contest. Grand prize speed set at 185 mph, entries open until June, altitude prize withdrawn, eight balloon races starting first Monday in June, no May races, amateur cups in September, free hydrogen gas provided, foreign entrants may ship apparatus to St Louis to dodge coast customs, balloons may leave grounds in races but must be returned if wrecked, time grounds are government bonds warehouse. Up to date 36 entries filed with six contestants including M Santos Dumont and M Lehanurty.
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St. Louis
My GU
Exposition Company
M. Santos-Dumont
M. Lehanurty
Illness Strikes Gethsemane Episcopal Boy Choir
In Minneapolis on Easter morning April 4, twenty seven members of the Gethsemane Episcopal church boys choir fell ill during services. By Easter night several were hospitalized with nausea and fear grew for their lives. Breakfast after the early service included pork renderlcin potatoes in milk doughnuts and coffee. Initial theories blamed poisoning but pork was found pure and physicians offered no clear cause for ptomaine poisoning.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Gethsemane Epicopal Church
Ladies’ Guild
Tribnae
Driver admits 1803 theft of money in Pittshburg case
New York reports a man using the name Walter W. Wilson entered police headquarters and claimed on August 1, 1803 he and a partner stole 1 18 from United States Express Co. in Pittshburg. The partner is serving six years. Wilson was held for examination.
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New York
Walter W. Wilson
United States Express Co
Pittshore
Wilson
Pittshburg
Wison
Ohio towns flooded as Blanchard river bursts banks
April flooding sweeps Hancock Ottawa and surrounding counties. Hanover and Ottawa report the Blanchard river running over its banks, with half of Findlay under water and hundreds homeless. Cattle swept away and stores flooded as crews race to shore up levees.
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Ottawa. O
H.C. McAdow
Ottawa
Frank Warnecke
Ottoville
Walia
Here
Canton
Ralph Fidelman
East Creek
Delaware
Olentangy
Delaware Gas Co
Electric Light Company
Buevius
Sandusky
Bucyrus
Bellefontaine
Lewiston
Celina
Lake Mercer
Grand Reservoir
Cincinnati Northern
Yaver
Hic
Acad
Impeachment Proceedings Delayed On Florida Judge
Washington reports that impeachment actions against Judge Swayne of Florida may be postponed to the next Congress. The house judiciary committee favored impeachment but did not present all testimony. Older members call the omission serious and urge recommittal to the committee to supply full evidence.
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Washington
Judee Swayne
Florida
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Troops Leave Telluride for Home Stations
Special dispatches report that all troops sent to Telluride after martial law were withdrawn Sunday except Meeker cavalry. Soldiers departed in two trains, accompanied by five military prisoners and seven others removed by military orders, reducing Camp Telluride to under one thousand militiamen.
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Telluride
Denver
Meeker
Camp Teliuride
Tary
General Jimenez Flees Santo Domingo After Siege
A Monte Cristi dispatch reports Gen Epi fanio Rodriguez and Gen Clena Navarra attacked Santo Domingo Cape Haytien April 4. General Jiminez, short of ammunition, abandoned the town and fled the country.
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Cape Haytien
Monte Cristi
Santo Domingo
Epifanio Rodriguez
Clena Navarra
Jiminez
Princess Edward of Saxe Weimar Dies in London
Princess Augusta Catherine Gordon Lennox mother of the Princess Edward of Saxe Weimar died in London on Sunday from acute pneumonia. The couple had a morganatic marriage in 1851. In Washington, the Zeta Pai Association hosted a complimentary dinner at the Hotel Normandie for Hon. Charles H. Darling assistant secretary of the Navy, congratulating his selection as association president.
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Princess Edward of
Saxe Weimar
London
Augusta Catherine Gordon Lennox
Prince Edward
Washington
Zeta Pai Association of Washington
Hotel Normanne
Charles HH ‘Darling
The
Davy
Association
Rogers Taco Industry Encounter Report
A fragment notes Rogers works and related infrastructure. It suggests belief that the Rogers works will be a focus of future activity or development.
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Rogera
Postmaster General Payne improves. prefers indoor drive
Washington reports Postmaster General Payne's condition has improved enough to come downstairs. He wished to take a Sunday drive, but cool weather prevented an outing.
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Washington
Payne
Egan Wins World Handball Championship in San Francisco
Michael Egan of Jersey City defeats James Fitzgerald of San Francisco to claim the world handball title in the second series with scores of 19 21 21. The April 4 match solidifies Egan as champion.
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San Francisco
Michael Egan
Jersey City
James Fitzgerald
Egan
Government Receipts and Expenditures Show March Surplus
Washington reports a March surplus of 3,057,101. Total receipts reach 44,761,499 while expenditures total 41,704,398. The monthly comparative statement highlights a positive balance for the period.
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Washington
Hearst Supporters Defeated in New Jersey Primaries
In Trenton on Friday night Democratic primary results defeated Hearst supporters as delegates to the state convention were chosen. The night marked a clear setback for Hearst backed factions in the contest.
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Hearst
Trenton
W. R. Hearst
Portland Flood Strikes Again Deepens Destruction
Portland Indiana endured another severe flood on Thursday night and Friday. No lives reported lost, but extensive property damage followed as weakened bridges gave way and several steel bridges washed out. Most business firms remained waterlogged with second story rescues an all day effort.
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Portland
Ind
Cloudburst floods Marion and Anderson areas. homes damaged
Result of a Friday cloudburst near Marion Indiana, the Mississinewa River rises rapidly. Water pours through levee breaks and six feet of water cover Marion, with many homes badly damaged. High water alarms Anderson and endangers Park Place, as residents brace to abandon homes. A frail levee provides limited protection.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Marion
Mississinewa
Mast Marion
Anderson
Park Place
Elkhart River Flood Floods Goshen Area Cripples Mills
Water in the Elkhart river rose to the 1992 high mark Friday night forcing west side residents to abandon homes. Main street was covered six inches deep as the Goshen milling plant closed. Authorities fear the downstream dam may fail, with guards posted. Thousands of acres of farmland inundated.
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Goshen
Ind
Elkhart
Carter gas well blow threatens city with quake
A gas well at Carter in Petersburg Indiana blew its sixth packer and shook the west end of town. The roaring gas woke residents as the 109 pound pressure cut power to the Carter glass factory. The earth tremor followed the packer failure.
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Petersburg
Ind
Carter
Packer
Carter Glass
Tragic Motel Suicide Linked to Rejected Love
In Muncie on April 2 J J Stock an insurance man was found dead in a hotel with a gunshot wound to the head. He left a note claiming the woman he loved rejected him and that life without her was not worth living. He threatened to kill her and police sought him before he shot himself.
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Muncie
J. J. Stock
Lfe
Doctor Guy Mitchener Cause of Death Tied to Pearl Arterburn News
Terre Haute Indiana March 21 information from Guthrie Oklahoma reports that Dr. Guy Mitchener formerly of Coles and Edgar counties Illinois killed himself after learning of the sudden death of Miss Pearl Arterburn of Edgar County whom he was said to be engaged to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Guthrie
Okla
Guy Mitchener
Coles and
Edgar Counties
Ilinois
Miss Pearl Arterburn
Edgar Colunty
Healing Faith Healer Aids Chronic Heart Pain in Indiana
Indianapolis April 1 Rev W F Mantes laid hands on Chas Schwab and commanded spirits to depart. Schwab, previously troubled by a chronic heart pain, rose with the pain gone demonstrating a divine healing event in the city.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Chas. Schwab
W. F. Mantes
Schwab
Temporary chairman names at Republican convention discussed
Indianapolis April 1 Harry 8 New said the only names heard for temporary chairman are Robert G. Cousins of Iowa and Senator Albert J Beveridge of Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harry
New
Robert G. Cousins
Iowa
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Floods worsen in Central Indiana after heavy rains
Southwest Indiana floods show improvement while Central Indiana faces renewed danger as rains Thursday and Thursday night push water levels toward last week’s peak. Walter Westlake and his wife were arrested in Indianapolis on a charge of passing worthless checks drawn on a Salt Lake City bank.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Walter Westlake
Salt Lake City
Evansville Riots Defendant Fined in Circuit Court
Philip Veatch, accused of taking part in the July riot in Evansville, Ind, was fined 50 dollars and costs in the circuit court on Friday. Veatch is noted as one of the city’s best known young men.
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Evansville
Ind
Philip Veatch
Veatch
Honor For Miss Dale Pritchell
Miss Dale Pritchell of Oakland City Indiana is named postmistress of the Indiana building for the St. Louis exposition She will start duties when the Indiana building opens at the fair
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Dale Pritchell
Oakland City
Ind
Indiana
St. Louis Exposition
Coal Mines Flooded Halting Operations in Linton
Report from Linton Indiana dated March 31 states many coal mines have suspended operations as several larger mines fill with water. Pumping will require crews and equipment. some switch points were washed away by floodwaters.
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Linton
Ind
Collapse at Fairmount Over Amex Shortage
Chester A. Van Arsdale, Fairmounts Amex Co agent for eight months, collapsed upon learning of a $478 shortage and lies ill at home. His father, W. P. Van Arsdale, helped cover the deficit, with a later discovery suggesting a near $1,000 short in coal company books. Local authorities await fuller details.
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Wain Arsdale
Chester
Boy Saves Many Lives in Indianapolis Flood Rescue
Roy Stratton, a young boy, built a canoe as a hobby. When Indianapolis floodwaters rose last summer, he paddled through the currents for over five hours to rescue 40 to 50 people from flooded homes, including Mrs Wright and her son. The improvised voyage kept rescuers and survivors from being swept away.
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Indianapolis
Royr Stratton
Stratton
Roy
Roy Scratton
Wright
Hoatrean
Explosion of natural gas wrecks Carmel block
In Carmel Indiana on Thursday night a natural gas explosion injured Calvin Bond 72 and seriously injured Roscie Mann and Davis after a defective main filled the first floor grocery with gas and ignited by a heated stove. The two story building roof blew off and collapsed. lumber was found two blocks away. Loss estimated at 5000 dollars.
Miners and Hoisting Engineers Fail to Unite in Eighth District
A meeting in Brazil Indiana on March 31 showed coal miners and hoisting engineers unable to merge the Eighth district miners organization with the engineers. President Mitchell in Springfield HL coordinated the talks by long distance telephone.
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Brazil
Ind
Eighth District
Mitchell
Springfield
Southern Indiana association meeting draws 2406 attendees
In Indianapolis on April 2 over 2406 members attended Friday's session of the Southern Indiana association. Speakers included J. W. Bashford president of Wesleyan University Oman, C. W. Maloner president of the University of East Tennessee, and Elmer J. Urvsan president of Indiana University.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Southern Indiana Association
J. W. Bashford
Oain Wesleyan University
C. W. Maloner
University of East Tennessee
Elmer J. Urvsan
Indiana University
Lumber Dealers Elect Officers at Northern Indiana Session
South Bend Ind March 31 the Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan Lumber Dealers association held a session with one hundred members present. Charles Frank Mishawaka was elected president E C Godfrey Ekbart vice president and Mr Thickston Cassopolis secretary treasurer.
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South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Southern
Democratic congressional convention set for Spencer April 11
Spencer Indiana April 2 The democratic congressional convention of the Second district was called to meet in Spencer on Thursday April 11 to nominate a candidate for congress and to select two delegates to the St Louis convention and a candidate for presidential elector.
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Spencer
Ind
Second District
Congress
St. Louis
Noblesville Man Leaves Estate to Dowie in 3000 Year Plan
John G. Jank aged 85 died at his Noblesville home on Thursday from dropsy. He willed his entire estate to Alexander Dowie and forbade a physician from attending him, setting the bequest to last until the year 3000.
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Noblesville
Ind
John G.jank
Alexander Dowie
Two Men Reported Drowned in Indiana River Incident
In Mt. Carmel area the Wabash River gauge shows 27.4 above low water. driftwood contains a steer head. Reported that two men perished when a skiff capsized on the river near Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mt. Carmen
Wabash
Courthouse Bonds Sold in Boonville Auction
Boonville Indiana April 2 John P Weyerbacher president of the Boonville national bank purchased 65000 dollars worth of new courthouse bonds at a premium of 1300 dollars. The four percent bonds drew bids from many firms.
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Boonville
Ind
John P. Weyerbacher
Boonville National Bank
Kelly defeats McKeever in tame ten round polo bout
In Indianapolis at the Auditorium polo rink Hugo Kelly defeats Charles McKeever in a ten round match. A six round preliminary sees Frank Arsey of Chicago win the decision over Fred Cole of Alexandria.
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Kelly
McKeever
Indianapolis
Ind
Hugo Kelly
Charles McKeever
The
Auditorium Polo Rink
Frank €Arsey
Chicago
Fred Cole
Alexandria
Democratic State Committee Convenes to Name Convention
The Democratic state committee met at the Grand Hotel in Indianapolis to decide on holding a state convention to nominate candidates for state officers. The dates were set for late July in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Democratic State Committee
Grand Hotel
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