Cross of Christ described as power in salvation for believers
A dense 1903 sermon excerpt argues the cross of Jesus Christ embodies God’s wisdom love and power for redemption. It asserts salvation comes only through Christ’s atoning death, contrasts foolishness to unbelievers with the gospel’s life-giving promise, and urges bold preaching to the perishing.
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God
Mar
Pisur
Wood
Christ
John
Jesus Christ
Calvary
Jesus
Gea
Matteer
Mae
Varoastey
Buddha
Dom
Paul
Cross
Trusting God for Strength Today in Faith and Duty
A sermon emphasizes that God promises strength for the present day only. Believers should act now, using today’s strength to fulfill their duties. Delays and regret waste the moment, for yesterday is gone and tomorrow may not come. Trust in the day’s provision.
Reading history and biography for duty and reverence
A fragmented passage reflects on reading history and biography to glimpse men and nations in their duty. It extols duty as a core virtue and notes the value of learning from the wise and from life itself, while cautioning against bereavement and distraction.
Bandits Captured After Nine Murders linked to Chicago raids
Chicago authorities report two youths Peter Niedermeier and Harvey Van Dine and Emil Doeskie confessed to a three months crime spree including nine murders and numerous robberies. They were captured after a gunfight near Liverpool Indiana and were wounded. Gustave Marx earlier confessed complicity in the car barn killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter Neidermeier
Harvey van Dine
Harrison
O'Neill
Emil Doeskie
Liverpool
Ind
Chicago City Railway Co
Clark Station
Zimmer
DeRoche
Qualey
Gleason
Sheehan
Driscoll
Baumer
Hughes
Indiana
Reichers
Priscell
van Dine
Doeskie
Niedermeier
Michigan Central Railroad
Theoeskie
Flo
Zimner
Pennsylvania Railroad
Brakheman Seven
Sovea
O'Neil Aaksing
Bonanza discovery near Hillsboro sparks rush
A dispatch from Hillsboro New Mexico reports a bonanza discovery near Hillsboro with many large nuggets found. News of the find has triggered a rush to the scene and excitement among miners and onlookers.
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Denver
Col
Sierra County
Hillsboro
N. M
Senator Daniel proposes $5 million for new Patent Office Building
In Washington on November 28 Senator Daniel of Virginia introduced a bid appropriation totaling $5,000,000 for a Patent Office Building east of the Capitol. The site would cost $600,000.
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Washington
Daniel
Virginia
Capitol
Fire destroys Central Hotel in Duluth. several feared dead
A devastating blaze at the Central hotel in Tower Duluth Minnesota leaves Thomas Green cremated Frank Thomas badly burned and three others missing. The incident reported from Duluth on November 28 marks a deadly hotel fire with uncertain casualties. Major Newton's remains reported from Washington on November 28.
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Duluth
Minn
Thomas ‘Green
Frank Thomas
Tower
Typhoid Fever Epidemic Strikes Sutler and Butler Pa
A typhoid fever outbreak in Sutler and Butler Pa. causes multiple deaths and rising case counts. Doctors fall ill, relief efforts surge with $8000 raised in under an hour, temporary hospitals open, and a districted relief plan assigns staff and night duty to the council chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
James Grossman
Minter
Harris
McAdes
Court House
General Relief Committee
Council Chamber
General Committee
Council
Pittsburg
New Castle
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Will of Gen Drake Bequeaths Most to Drake University
Des Moines reports the late Gen. FLOM Drake ex governor of Iowa left his property to his six children with 50 080 to Drake University. The will was produced by the Des Moines consistory where Drake was a member. The wish dates to 1897 when he joined the consistory.
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Des Moines
Flom. Drake
Iowa
Drake
Dradie University of Des Moines
Gorm Drake
Bryan in Ireland Luncheon Honors William Jennings Bryan
Dublin hosts Lord Mayor Harrington who gave a Mansion House luncheon for William Jennings Bryan. Attendees included Archbishop Walsh, John Redmond, and John Dillon. Bryan spoke against Irish American immigration and praised citizenship as America’s defining trait. He planned further visits to Bedfast.
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Harrington
Dublin
Nev
Mansion House
Wirliam Jennings Geyan
Arcchbishop
Walsh
John Redmond
John Dillon
Bryan
Trish Wood
United States
Bedfast
Coal Strike Settled In Northern Colorado Mines
Miners in the Northern Colorado Coal Field return to work after a strike that halted operations across the district. F C Williams, general superintendent of Northern Coal and Coke, says he doubts enough miners exist to run at full capacity but expects the district to rebound once work restarts.
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Colorado
Louisville
Col
F.C. Williams
Northern Coal and Coke
Chase
Coal firms Cut Fence Per Cent Per Ton in Wikes
Baltimore reports that the Somerset Coal Co. W. N. Nivernal Co. and the Merchants Coal Co. controlling mines in Myersdale region have decided a reduction of fifty per cent a ton in the prices of coal.
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Baltimore
Somerset Coal Co
W. N. Nivernal Co
Merchants Coal Co
Myersdale
Naval Observatory Signals Ring In New Year Globally
Washington officials plan a New Year's greeting from the Naval Observatory using a series of signals to reach all civilized world nations marking the exact start of 50? The effort aims to chronicle the moment across distant lands with synchronized timing from Washington.
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Washington
The
Naval Observatory
Five Cents Cost Guard His Life on Chicago Elevate
Marcus Sheehan a guard on the South Side elevated road was shot and killed by James Berganus a State street restaurant owner after being short five cents in paying for breakfast. The incident occurred early Sunday in Chicago.
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Chicago
Marcus Sheehan
James Berganus
State Street
Apprentices Transferred from Cuigoa to Dixie at Colon
The supply ship Cuigoa sailed for Colon with 50 apprentices aboard destined for transfer to the auxiliary cruiser Dixie. The men join the U S squadron supply chain and will operate from the Dixie in the Caribbean theater.
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Dixie
New York
Cuigoa
Colon
United States Squadron
Actor Edgar Mackey Dead in Bradford Typhoid Death
Bradford Pa Nov 30 Edgar Mackey leading man of the Bennett Moulton Dramatic Co died here Sunday of typhoid fever He was 30 years old Charles Wood and William Murray of the same troupe are also typhoid patients in the same company
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Edgar Mackey
Bradford
Bennett-Moulton. Dramatic Co
Charles
Wood
William Murray
Peoria Banks to Consolidate Action Delays
Unclear fragment indicates Peoria financial authorities consider consolidating banks. Details of dates and parties are unreadable but the note suggests a formal action affecting local banking institutions. Further readable text needed for specificity.
Colombian Peace Commissioner Reyes Debates Panama Canal Terms
Gen Rafeil Reyes, Colombian peace commissioner, and Dr Tomas Herran discuss the Isthmian question as they prepare to negotiate the Panama canal treaty. No plan yet, as Reyes reviews Hay Herran antecedents and meets Latin American diplomats to seek favorable terms for the United States without cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Rafeil Reyes
Tomas Herran
Reyes
Herran
Gen. Reyes
Bogota
Dr. Herran
May
United States
Republic of Colombia
Hobson Proposes Bill to Make U S Naval Power
Former Commander Richmond Pearson Hobson, backing a bill he asked Representative Wiley to introduce, seeks to make the United States the leading naval power within 18 years. The plan totals 2 750 000 000 dollars with yearly ship funding. 50 million for the current year and 60 million for the next, rising by 5 million annually to 150 million in 1915, for a program through 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Navy
Representative Wiley
Alabama
House
Congress
United States
Finad
Ejected Theater Patron Fatally Shot by Officer
Chicago reports a colored man believed to be Albert Dennis was shot by Special Policeman Milan K E McNamara after being ejected from the Great Northern theater. He died at the county hospital from a thick forehead wound following a street fight outside the building. McNamara is in custody at Harrison Street station.
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Chicago
Great Northern
Albert Dennis
Milan KE. McNamara
McNamara
Harrison Street
Lord Roberts to Resign as Army Chief
Jamden Nov 26. Though no official word, it is understood Lord Roberts will resign as commander in chief of the British army due to serious illness.
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Jamden
Lord Roberts
Typhoon Slashes South China Fishermen Losses Count
Advices from South China report the destruction of several hundred fishing junks near Swatow with thousands of men lost. The typhoon's havoc is described as awful and widespread.
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Vittoria
B. C
South China
Swatow
Wireless Telegraph System Arrives for San Juan Station
The United States collier Arethusa has arrived at San Juan Puerto Rico with full wireless telegraph equipment for establishing a wireless telegraphic system at San Juan head and Culebra.
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San Juan
P. R
United States
Arethusa
San Juan Head
Culebra
Death of Edward Gould Richmond in Chattanooga
Edward Gould Richmond, son of Dean Richmond, dies at his Chattanooga residence at 2 o clock Sunday from heart trouble. He is noted as one of the souths leading capitalists and manufacturers.
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Edward Gould Richmond
Chattanooga
Tenn
South
Dean Richmond
Man fatally shot by own shotgun trap
Willard Kennedy died in Carbondale after triggering a shotgun trap he had placed for chicken thieves. He forgot the device and was killed when the full charge discharged at the henhouse. Authorities noted the accidental nature of the incident.
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Carbondale
Willard Kennedy
Four Negro Children Cremated Near Jackson
Four Negro children died in a cabin fire about eight miles west of Jackson Mississippi. The children of Wm Elkis were left by their parents who attended a Negro festival, and the cabin burned with them inside.
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Jackson
Miss
Here
Wm. Elkis
Laredo Free Fever News Fragments
A fragmented clipping from Laredo reports fever and political notes dated November 3, mentioning the city and an event. Details are incomplete and names or outcomes are not fully readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Release of Indiana minister who killed wife shocks state
Rev. William E. Hinshaw, once pastor at Belleville Indiana, was freed from the northern prison to visit his dying mother while serving a life term for murdering his wife Thurza in 1898. The sensational case sparked local distrust of a pardon and remained a landmark in Indiana's domestic tragedy history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
William E. Hinshaw
Indiana
Hinshaw
Belleville
Hendricks County
Matthews
Mount
Boy 15 Fatally Shoots Playmate in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on East Morris Street 15 year old Marshal Harrington shot 12 year old Albert Nicholas with a .22 rifle after saying I’m going to shoot you. Harrington was arrested and does not deny the shooting. The Nicholas family grieves as doctors fear the boy’s injuries may prove fatal.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Marshal Harrington
Albert Nicholas
East Morris Street
T Harrington
Nicholas Ind
Stock train wreck kills Ohio cattle bound for Chicago show
In Crown Point a rear end collision during a windstorm on the Panhandle railway wrecked a stock train carrying shorthorn cattle from Ohio to Chicago. The herd, destined for the live stock show, was killed. Loss estimated at 560100.
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Crown Point
Ohio
Chicago
Panhiandle Railway
Gas strikes in Gibson county oil fields reported
Evansville Ind Nov 28 reports excitement as the Hoosier Oil Co. strikes gas in off and east fields with a well pressure near five pounds. later the Standard Oil Co. hits gas at about TM feet depth with over 61 pounds pressure. additional wells are being drilled.
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Evansville
Ind
Gibson County
Pridar
Hoosier Oi Co
Standard OH Co
Pearl Found in White Fish in Indianapolis
Mrs Charles Kinnemann of Indianapolis Nov 26 found a hard object in white fish she was eating. The object turned out to be a rare water pearl valued around 900 dollars. Local authorities or experts noted its unusual brilliance and shape drawing surprise from the finder.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles Kinnemann
Indianapolis Gambers Must Quit
Indianapolis officials led by newly elected mayor John Holtzman declare gambling must stop in the city. Many gamblers hurriedly move their outfits to avoid confiscation of property.
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Indianapolis
John Holtzman
Board of Safety
Hunter Shot in the Head in Shelbyville incident
Shelbyville Indiana November 28 Arthur Talbert and Jesse Towns were hunting when a shotgun discharged striking Towns in the head. Doctors fear brain damage may cause death.
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Hunter
Shelbyville
Ind
Arthur Talbert
Jesse Towns
Towny
Fatal Fall Down Stairs Claims Springfield Man in Indiana
Jacob Judy aged 67 from Springfield GC died instantly in Muncie Indiana after falling down stairs at his brother in law A C Ware’s home Friday at 3 PM His neck was broken according to reports from the scene.
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Muncie
Ind
Jacob Judy
Springfield
A. C. Ware
Earlham Defeats Rose Polytechnic for Indiana Title
Earlham College won the Indiana secondary college championship by defeating Rose Polytechnic 3 to 0 in Richmond. The Quakers dominated with aggressive play as the visitors from Terre Haute struggled to respond.
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Earlham
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
Indiana
Rose Polytechnic
Terre Haute
Quakers
Train Robbers Arrested Near Indianapolis
Alleged rail bandits Aminiam Dugan and Mont McCammon were arrested Thursday night and identified by victims as the men who held up a Nangale train near Indianapolis Indiana on a November 27 incident.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Aminiam Dugan
Mont McCammon
Nangale
Woman in Marion Repels Intruder With Revolver
Mrs A K Cooper living near Jonesboro faced an attempted break in when an unknown man tried rear and front doors while her husband was away. She fired four shots through the door after he forced entry. The intruder fled claiming to be shot and authorities could not locate him.
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Marion
Ihd
A.K. Cooper
Jonesboro
Purdue Faculty Plans $10000 Memorial Gym in Rail Crash Losses
Purdue University officials outlined a plan to raise ten thousand dollars for a memorial gymnasium to honor football players and others who died in the Indianapolis rail wreck of October 31. A faculty committee will handle subscriptions alongside a five-person citizens committee. Substantial local funds have already been pledged, and a circular detailing the plan has been mailed to alumni and prominent citizens statewide.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Fowler Bath
Stone
Indianapolis
Ecomm-Tee
Baby Playfully Harbors Grief After Mother's Death in Marion
Marion Ind November 27 Mrs Dora Roy 19 was found dead in her room Thursday morning with a note of illness and the description of her broken heart. She had written letters to a man in Marion Ohio who had relocated. The last two letters were marked refused and she grew despondent. Coroner Davis ruled the cause of death a broken heart.
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Marion
Ind
Dora Roy
Prominent Buffalo Citizen Langdon Marries in Sunny Side
Andrew Langdon a prominent Buffalo citizen wed Mrs Jacob F Studebaker widow of a Studebaker brother at Sunny Side residence of Mrs E Louis Kuhns in this city. The couple will depart for New York then Italy.
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South Bend
Ind
Jacob F Studebaker
Studebaker
Andrew Langdon
Buffalo
NW. Y
E. Louis Kuhns
Sunnyside
Langdon
East
New York
Italy
Miss Eunice Rundell Falls Into Deep Sleep in Martinsville
A Martinsville Indiana woman Miss Eunice Rundell suffered a nervous disorder for weeks and was delirious for most days until Tuesday evening when she fell into a deep sleep and has remained unconscious except for brief awakenings.
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Martinsville
Ind
Eunice Rundell
Robbery at Henry Yunker’s store in Mount Vernon
A safe was blown open in Henry Yunker’s store near the city. Thieves stole 359 dollars in cash a gold watch and several gold rings. Bloodhounds traced the burglars to the Ohio River. A reward of 3000 has been offered for their arrest.
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Mt. Vernon
Ind
Henry Yunker
Cit
Butelars
Ohio River
Judges Change in Terrell Murder Trial in Indiana
Attorneys for John W. Terrell requested a change of judges for the murder trial of Melvin Wolfe shot July 12. Judge Vaughn reassigned the case to Judge Join M. Smith of Portland, Ind., who was agreed to hear it next Monday.
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Byafiten
Ind
John W. Terrell
Melvin Wolfe
Vaughn
Jide
M. Smith
T Portland
Indianapolis Man Hart Shot by Detectives While Fleeing
Warren Hart an alleged safe cracker broke from Detectives Rcsh and Mannius and evaded capture Tuesday. He was shot at the city hospital Wednesday by officers firing toward his legs during pursuit. it is unclear which bullet struck Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Warren Hart
Rcsh
Mannius
City Hospital
Collision on the Indiana line kills two mules
An Le and N passenger train crashed into a wagon driven by Walter Bray near Mt Verton Indiana on Friday. Bray escaped by leaping to the train cowcatcher. The impact killed two of Bray’s mules and wrecked the wagon.
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Mt. Verton
Ind
le & N
Walter Bray
Bray
Local Fatalities and Industrial News From Midwest
Disjointed OCR report notes a fatality in Muncie Indiana with a worker killed on a shaft line. It also mentions an Alexandria Indiana axe plant facing sale discussions and substantial layoffs. A farm attack in Indiana is described with a father and son injured. The fragmentary text combines multiple unrelated items without clear chronology.
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