Jesus the Great Deliverer in Galilee’s demon case
In Galilee a demon possessed man is brought to Jesus by friends amid sorrow and broken homes. Jesus drives out the evil spirit, delivering the man at once, restoring sight and speech, and transforming life. The sermon urges bringing others to Jesus for immediate deliverance and urges faith over doubt.
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Chicago
Galilee
Jesus
Satan
Mace
Par¢Cis
Rollack Shadow
Troroun
Moru
Sin
Galties
Chung
Jerry McAuley
New York City
Thery
Devil
God
Petropavlovsk sinks after boiler explosion during bombardment
Grand Duke Cyril and officers on the bridge of the Petropavlovsk watched a boiler explosion followed by magazine detonations. The ship listed and sank as rescue boats went to aid survivors. Cyril suffered severe injuries and was taken to a Port Arthur hospital. Casualty numbers remain uncertain.
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Grand Duke Cyril
von Kobe
Jakovleff
Grand Duke
Cyril
Port Arthur
St. Petersburg
Adm
Makaroff
Petropavlovsk
Admiralty
Transforming Home After Jesus Comes
The text reflects on the renewal a person feels when Jesus enters a home and life. It notes the removal of sorrow and darkness, the restored speech and sight of a man delivered, and the ripple effect on family, friends, and the wider community. It likens this to Gadara and others healed by Christ and calls deliverance a continuing force today.
Russian Navy Reports Petropavlovsk Sinking Not Mine Caused
St Petersburg reports the battleship Petropavlovsk wrecked near Port Arthur after a mine. virtually all 700 crew drowned, with Grand Duke Cyril badly wounded. Later updates discuss possible Japanese mines and shifting obstruction theories. rumors of Togo landings and Manchuria troop disarmament surface.
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St. Petersburg
Petropavlovsk
Port Arthur
Adm
Makaroff
Grand Duke
Cyril
Grand Duke of Vladimir
Greece
Petraopavlovsk
Makarofvf
Japanese Joy Over Port Arthur Triumph and Togo Strategy
New dispatch from Port Arthur reports Japanese elation at their recent successes and praise for Vice Admiral Togo and his countermining tactic. A St Petersburg report confirms the battleship Petropavlovsk did not sink, per Kravtchenko's correspondence.
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Tokio
Port Arthur
Adm
Togo
St Petersburg
Nicholas T. Kravtchenko
Petropavlovsk
Quiet Port Arthur Follows Friday Bombardment
Describes quiet conditions in Port Arthur after Friday bombardment as Viceroy Alexieff hoisted his flag on the battleship Sevastopol and Easter gifts to soldiers were distributed. Reports from London St Petersburg discuss Japanese courage at Chong Ju and naval theories on the Petropavlovsk disaster with debate over mine use and submarine attack.
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Port Arthur
Alexieff
Sevastopol
London
Chong Ju
St. Petersburg
Adm
Togo
Petropavlovsk
Pohieda
Pobieda
Russian Navy appoints new commander in chief
St. Petersburg reports Vice Admiral Skrydhoff will replace the late Vice Admiral Makaroff as commander in chief of the Russian naval forces in the far east. The decision is definitive, shaping Baltic and Far East naval leadership.
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St. Petersburg
Adi Skrydhoff
Adm. Makaroff
Prince Pu Lun Arrives in San Francisco for St Louis Fair
Prince Pu Lun nephew of the Chinese emperor arrives in San Francisco on the Gaelic with a large retinue to represent the Chinese government at the St Louis exposition. He landed Sunday night and will travel onward to the fair.
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Prince Pu Lun
San Francisco
St. Louis
Japanese Cruiser Lost Near Port Arthur
Port Arthur reports sighted witnesses claim a Japanese cruiser was lost outside Port Arthur on April 12 after striking a floating mine. A separate dispatch from St. Petersburg notes a Chinese officer arrived Friday and described the Northern Army as including 130 disguised Japanese troops.
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St. Petersburg
Port Arthur
Senate to push appropriation bills to front this week
Washington April 18. Senate leaders plan to keep appropriation bills at the front. Sundry civil bill opens Monday followed by pension and deficiency bills while discussion on vari ous measures may vary. House to focus on statehood and ship subsidy with a joint Gardiner bill to probe ship subsidies during recess. Final adjournment targeted for April 28.
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Washington
Senate
Hansbrough
Fairbanks
House
Committee On Rules
Congress
Grosvenor
Alaska
Entrance to World’s Fair Uses Electrical Turnstiles at Lindell Gate
At the St Louis World’s Fair the Lindell entrance becomes the main gate with electrical devices replacing ticket sellers. Two turnstiles will handle about 400 people per minute and admit via half dollar slots that unlock when inserted. Children’s gates use a quarter to operate the mechanism.
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St. Louis
Lindell
Count Cassini to Appear in Society Charity Play
Washington April 18 Count Cassini the Russian ambassador has taken a box for a society charity play Monday afternoon for Missouri disaster victims. His daughter the Countess Cassini will perform despite Russia's mourning for Port Arthur. The Austro Hungarian ambassadoress and most embassies in Washington will be represented.
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Washington
Count Cassini
Missouri
Port Arthur
Cassini
East
Chicago couple found dead in hotel gas leak
James H. Johnson, a railroad switchman, and Mrs Mary McGrath recently from St Louis were found dead in a Chicago Archer avenue hotel. Investigators forced open the room after escaping gas was detected. It is unclear if death resulted from their action or an accidental gas leak.
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Chicago
James H. Johnson
Mary MccGrath
St. Louis
Cean
Archer Avenue
Philippine Scouts Battalion Arrives Ahead of Exposition
A battalion of 400 Philippine scouts arrived Sunday in St. Louis and set up camp on the Philippines reservation near the exposition. A military band of native musicians accompanied the unit during the arrival.
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Philippine Scouts
St. Louis
Philippines Reservation
Iroquois Theater Sold For Rebuilding After Fire
The Iroquois theater in Chicago, site of December fire deaths, has been sold to Rich & Harris of New York and Boston. The property will be reconstructed refurnished and reopened early next fall.
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Iroquois Theater
Chicago
Rich & Harris
New York
Boston
Irish Exhibit Arrives in Queenstown for St Louis Exposition
The Cunard steamer Etruria, outbound to New York, carries the Irish exhibit for the St Louis exposition. The cargo includes lace valued at 2,500,000 dollars and several tons of soil.
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Queenstown
Ireland
Cunard Line
New York
Walter Brown Found Guilty on Many Counts in Elkhart Bank Wreck
Walter Brown, Elkhart manufacturer and politician, was found guilty in federal court on 42 counts connected to the wrecking of the Indiana National Bank of Elkhart. The jury deliberated seven hours. His lawyers will seek a new trial. appeal planned if denied. President Broderick and Cashier Collins pleaded guilty in separate trials. Brown suffered a heart attack after the verdict and remained hospitalized, determined to pursue further legal action.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Walter Brown
Elkhart
Indiana Rational Bank of Elkhart
Brown
J. J. Broderick
W. L. Collins
Anderson
Indiana National Bank of Elkhart
Danville Man on Trial for Wife Murder
Henry Seward is charged with murdering his wife in Danville Indiana. He claims an unknown assailant beat his wife while he worked in nearby Ferndale fields and that he returned to find her dead. Authorities pursued leads and many anonymous letters led to his arrest.
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Danville
Ind
Henry Seward
Seward
Ferndale
Woman Fires Pistol At Marshal In Noblesville
In Noblesville Indiana on April 16 Mrs Bert Whitesell attempted to kill Marshal Stephenson who came to arrest her on mistreating two women She fired three shots two missed and one grazed the sleeve The suspect was disarmed and jailed on a charge of shooting with intent to kill.
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Noblesville
Ind
Bert Weaitesell
Marshal Stephenson
Stephenson
Sub-Scale Committee Makes No Progress in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Indiana April 14 The sub scale committee accomplished nothing Wednesday and adjournment was taken until Thursday morning An orator who is a member said he could not see the members agreeing on a scale despite others belief that agreement was near term
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Terre Haute
Ind
Tinplate and steel workers face 15 percent wage cut
In Pittsburg a special Amalgamated Association meeting decided that the tinplate and steel branch must endure a 15 percent wage reduction until the current scale expires next July.
Factories Move to Hammond from Chicago
Several manufacturers sign contracts to locate in Hammond Indiana. Straube piano factory Table Bros trunk makers and Steams Tailoring Chicago firm confirm moves. James B Clow Manufacturing Co may relocate its plants to Hammond from Chicago.
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Hammond
Ind
Straube Piano Factory
Table Bros
Trunk Manufacturers
Steams Taloring Co
Chicago
James B. Clow Manufacturing Co
Governor Durbin to back rail way and warehouse commission
Governor Durbin will work with the ship pers of Indianapolis and other large Indiana cities to secure enactment of a law at the next legislative session establishing a railway and warehouse commission.
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Indianapolis
Durbin
Indiana
Fine Pike Fishing at Silver Creek At Straws Mill
Jeffersonville Ind April 16 The finest pike fishing now in Silver creek at Straws Mill with Joseph Steiner taking a 35 pound fish and Claude Allhandgs catching a 20 pounder as anglers report record size catches by local fishermen.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Silver Creek
Straws’ Mill
Joseph Steiner
Claude Allhandgs
Child Burned to Death in Boonville Fire
April reports say a 3 year old child sleeping in Ed ward Harris’s farmhouse near Hillman in Dubois county perished when a barn fire broke out. Other family members in Anderson and nearby towns were seriously ill, doctors uncertain if sewer gas or poisoning caused their condition.
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Boonville
Ind
Edward Harris
Hillman
Dubois County
Anderson
W.R. Hutton
Blanche
Lizzie
Sallie Butler
Coal Operators and Miners Reach Indianapolis Agreement
In Terre Haute Indiana on April 16 coal operators and miners of the Elev enth district met in joint convention and adopted the Indianapolis agreement. Miners remove slate up to six inches at no cost to operators. Slate six to fifteen inches costs three cents per inch. Slate thicker than fifteen inches costs five cents per inch. The sub scale committee could not agree on slate removal. Former District President Hargrove proposed an amendment that was passed unanimously. Operators and miners held separate meetings before the joint convention.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indianapolis
Hargrove
Ingalls Makes Cold Hand Car Trip Through Indiana
Anderson Indiana April 16 Superintendent Albert S Ingalls of the Cleveland and Indianapolis division of the Big Four railway arrived on a hand car after a cold delay He planned to travel to Indianapolis by night to inspect roadbed conditions following recent high waters and to meet each section crew He is the son of the Big Four president Ingalls.
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Anderson
Ind
Albert S. Ingalls
Cleveland
Platform burns as workers cling to wires in Newcastle
Walter Jones and two other linemen of the Newcastle Telephone Co were suspended 40 feet above a street on a canvas covered platform while splicing cable. A torch set the canvas on fire causing the ropes to burn. The men grabbed live wires and clung until the platform fell. They then descended a pole and reached the ground with burns not serious.
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Newcaste
Ind
Walter Jones
Newcastle Telephone Co
Struck by a Train near Union Depot
The body of Walter Gay of West Point Inc was found on Missouri Pacific tracks near the Union depot on Wednesday. He had been returning from Sterling Col and likely wandered from the depot before a train struck him. An unexpired $2,500 accident policy was found in his pocket.
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Kansas City
Walter Gay
West Point, Inc
Missouri Pacific
Union
Gay
Sterling
Col
Disease illness strikes Corydon with cerebral tuberculosis
Corydon Indiana reports a surge of cerebral tuberculosis as physicians call the condition. Following the death of a prominent citizen, Miss Alice Griffin daughter of former County Treasurer Patrick Griffin, dies as part of the troubling pattern.
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Corydon
Ind
Alice
Patrick Griffin
Debs accuses UMW officials of betraying members
Eugene V. Debs writes a lengthy piece charging that United Mine Workers officials betrayed their members to operators in the wages agreement made at the recent interstate conference in Indianapolis.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Eugene
Vv. Debs
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Spencer Delegates To National Democratic Convention Not Instructed
Spencer Indiana April 16 delegates from the Second district to the national democratic convention were not instructed. Hearst supporters failed to push an endorsement of their candidate.
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Spencer
Ind
Hearst
Richmond Woman Leads House Economics Dept at Barham College
Miss El sie Marshal chosen head of the department of household economics at Barham college in Rich mond Indiana. The course will be enlarged and improved.
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Richmond
Ind
Elsie Marshal
Barlham College
Crockett Named Superintendent of Telegraphs and Mails
Terre Haute Indiana April 16 J C Crockett a former superintendent of the Terre Haute Logansport division of the Vandalia has been appointed superintendent of telegraphs and mails of the Rock Island system.
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Terre Haute, Ind
J. C. Crockett
Terre Haute
Logansport
Vandalia
Rock Island
Illinois teen elected justice of the peace in Indiana town
Richard Osborn aged 18 was elected justice of the peace in a township across the line in Illinois nine days after his majority. He will attend high school and serve as justice at the same time in Terr. Haute Indiana.
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Terr. Haute
Ind
Richard Osborn
Illinois
Hamly campaign spared by Goodwine decision
Indiannapolis Indiana April 16 The Hanly campaign for governor received assurance that Senator Freemont Goodwine of Williamsport will not seek the Republican nomination. Evansville Princeton traction line shows control transfer in Princeton Indiana with stock moved from Evansville to Heston interests.
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Indiannapolis
Ind
J. Frank Hanly
Freemont Goodwine
Williamsport
Evansville & Princeton
Princeton
Evans Ville
Heston
Untimely Night Raises Questions At Indiana School
Partial readable fragment notes a night incident in Muncie Indiana on April 15 involving girls and priestly robes. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but imply a curious event at a Mary school or institution. Officers or local authorities are not named in the readable text.
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Muncie
Ind
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