Test of Genuine Repentance John Baptist Message
A Sunday sermon on Johns Baptist call to repentance, urging sincere conversion beyond lip service. It contrasts outward acts with true change, cites Zaccheus and David, and warns Christians to live by fruits of repentance in daily life and worship.
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John Baptist
Chicago
Judea
Kingdom of Heaven
Jerusalem
Jordan
John
Abraham
Relider St. of
Birdas
Pullicas
Fife
God
Man
John the Baptist
Jesus
Genuine repentance shown by enduring consequences
The text argues true repentance proves durable by facing consequences of past sins with patience. It contrasts superficial remorse for penalties with steadfast change, citing biblical examples from Israel and John the Baptist. The core call remains: repentance must yield fruits meet for repentance and endure over time.
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Tie
Israel
No Verdict Reached In Breathitt County Murder Case
Jackson Ky June 20 with juror Curtis Jett near conviction in the murder of Marcum and Thomas White also favored, both now moved to Lexington for next trials at Cynthiana over 100 miles away. Crowds gathered at the station but were orderly as Jett and White were placed in separate steel cages.
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Jackson
Ans
Curtis Jett
Marcum
Thomas White
Lexington
Cyrnthiana
Blue Grass
Breathitt County
Jett
White
Harrison County
James Cockrill
Cynthiana
Maj. Allen
Maj. Alten
Han
James Hargis
Breathitt
Oneal
French
Hargis
Wallace
Fayette County
Trailor
Kentucky
Frankfort
Beckham
Hines
Col. Williams
Willams
Double Tragedy in Scranton Lovers’ Fatal Pact
In Scranton Pennsylvania on June 22 Ernest Schmie and Jennie Brennan both of Greenwood committed suicide after a love triangle dispute. Brennan drank carbolic acid, Schmie shot at pursuers then killed himself. Brennan's condition remains grave as doctors report slim chances of recovery.
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Scranton
Ernest Schmie
Jennie Brennan
Greenwood
Schmie
Miss Brennan
Thomas Cavanaugh
Robbers in Seven Mountains Post Office Raid
Bellefonte pa June 22 a gang arrested in the Seven Mountains is linked to a post office robbery. A buried package in an old barn held stamps from one to ten cents totaling 167.44 dollars along with two nitro glycerin bottles and other items. The men, about 30, refuse to talk. One shot by the sheriff's posse is improving and may recover.
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Bellefonte
Seven Mountains
Sheriff's
The Alaskan Cable to Puget Sound Planned
Gen Greely reports 58 miles of submarine cable for Puget Sound to Alaska have shipped from New York to Seattle. The remaining 750 miles will depart New York in August. This marks the first long cable made in the United States. Capt Edgar Russell sails for Seattle to arrange laying, with Col James Allen due in August to take general charge.
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Washington
Greely
Puget Sound
Alaska
New York
Seattle
United States
Edgar Russell
Signal Corps
James Allen
Riots Hit Religious Processions Across French Towns
Paris reports clashes between clericals and anti clericals during religious processions. In Brest an anti clerical mob tried to seize the host from a priest as the procession neared the cathedral. Fifteen people, mostly women, injured in the free fight. Lesser troubles reported at Nantes and Anger.
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Paris
Brest
Nantes
Minnesota youth with Tecumseh spirit intent shoots at attendant
James Shevlin son of a Minneapolis lumber merchant arrived in Buffalo with an attendant on the way home from Dansville sanitarium He attempted to shoot the attendant saying he was guided by the spirit of Tecumseh He was locked up as an insane person and will be sent home Monday under guard.
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Buffalo
N. Y
James Shevlin
Minneapolis
Dansville Sanitarium
Shevlin
Tecumseh
Situation in Manchuria Sees Little Change
The situation in Manchuria remains practically unchanged with partial evacuation of Shinking province by Russian troops. Trade in Manchuria is reported to be at a standstill.
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Tokio
Victoria
FB. C
Manchuria
Shinking Province
Lowell Textile Strike Ends After 3 Months
The Lowell mills strike, involving about 17,000 workers, ends as the textile council votes to recall all available help with no discrimination against strike leaders. Agents cite depleted stock and high cotton prices, noting cautious restart with partial labor and market constraints.
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Lowell
Mass
Textile Council
Lowell Mills
Conroy
Wiliams. Southworth
Operators Grievances Face Conciliation Board Meeting
Wilkesbarre June 22 The conciliation board will hear operators complaints alongside miners in this city on Thursday. Operators protest petty strikes causing inconvenience argue non union interference and that workers skimp output by staying home. Miners accuse discrimination for those active in the strike and changes in conditions that reduce earnings, plus operators breaking customs in Schuylkill by longer Saturday hours. Other key issues include yardage reduction check weigh men driver and company hand hours.
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Wilkesbarre
Schuylkill
Maj James B Pond Dies After Operation
Maj James B Pond longtime manager of lecturers and singers died at his Jersey City home following an operation on June 17 in which his right leg was amputated. He had been ill for a month and the wound failed to heal after the initial procedure. Surgeons indicated he withstood the shock but recovery did not follow.
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John
Christ
Jesus
New York
James B. Pond
Jersey City
Maj. Pond
Indiana Coroner Probes Death of Mrs Stevens in State News
Tell City Indiana June 18 Coroner Tabhart investigates the death of 50 year old Mrs Joseph Stevens mother of 16. Oldest child 22 youngest 22 months. Neighbor August Develliz says she warned of alleged beating by her husband before dying. Stevens’ children left home after a drunken dispute. Stevens went to Cronin’s house then Devilliz’s where he confronted her. She collapsed and died as she fled the scene.
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Tell City
Ind
Tabhart
Joseph Stevens
August Develliz
Anderson Township
Stevens
Howard Cronin
August Devilliz
Terre Haute Rebuilds Roster to Escape Last Place
Terre Haute Indiana June 19 W M James of Columbus C succeeds Peter Sommers as manager and brings Del Sayers Branch Richey Ed JustIce Joe Atkinson and R Rickey. James will manage from the ben ch. Lou Walters and Rudy Kling who left for the California State league have been blacklisted as the club reshapes to climb out of the Central league cellar.
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Terre Haute
Ind
W. M. James
Columbus
Peter Sommers
del Sayers
Branch Richey
Ed Justice
Joe Atkinson
R. Rickey
James
Lou Walters
Rudy Kling
Vice President Boyles Revokes Miners Unions Charters
In Linton Indiana on June 18 Vice President Boyles of the United Mine Workers revoked the charters of three local unions. A riot was narrowly averted as 350 Island Coal Co mine No 2 workers struck after a foreman discharged a man for loading dirty coal. The dispute will be arbitrated.
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Linton
Ind
Boyles
United Mine Workers
Loc
Boyle
Island Coal Co
Poland China Swine Sale Sets Records in Indiana
Record prices at the Poland China swine sale in Macey Indiana. Aggregate sales exceeded $60,000 for 96 head with the top price near 17 957 for Ideal Sunrise. A half interest in Majestic Perfection sold for 4 100 to Wilkinson Bros of Cynthiana.
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Penn. Ind
Poland
Macey
Ind
Majestic Perfection
Wilkinson Bros
Cynthiana
Severe Wind and Hail Hit Eastern Nebraska
Severe storms of wind and hail swept eastern and central Nebraska on Sunday evening near Hastings. Small buildings were toppled and hail nearly ruined growing crops across a two mile by several mile strip.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Hastings
Indiana May Tuberculosis Deaths Rise in State Report
The May statistical report by Secretary Harry of the state board of health shows tuberculosis caused 370 deaths in Indiana that month, out of a total 2,421 statewide deaths. City death rate was nearly double the rural rate.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harry
State Board of Health
Indiana
Delphi Woman Dies After Golden Anniversary
Delphi Indiana report notes Mrs. David McDonald died on Thursday at age 69. She is the third Delphi woman to die recently after celebrating a golden wedding anniversary, joining Mrs. Jerre Cowdin and Mrs. William Busteed. Her husband survives.
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Delphi
Ind
David McDonald
McDonald
Jerre Cowdin
William Busteed
First American Child Born in Guam
Advices from Guam announce the birth there of the first American child on the Island. It is a girl and her father is Paymaster Rydh. The christening was marked by a big celebration, with the entire community joining.
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Guam
New York
Rydh
Barber Slashes Customer Over Tip Dispute
In New York on June 22 John Shannon, an elderly patron, refused to give barber Joseph Ferrante the customary tip. Ferrante attacked, slashing Shannon's lips with a razor and was held in 508 for examination.
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New York
John Shannon
Joseph Ferrante
Shannon
Judge Oliver P Shiraz to Retire From Bench
Judge Oliver P Shiras of the United States court for the Northern District of Iowa announced his retirement from the bench effective next November. He will be 90 years old. The report notes his long service and age.
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Oliver P. Shiraz
Dubuque
Oliver P. Shiras
United States ‘Court
Northern ‘District of Laws
Debts Wiped Out in Davidson Marble Co Case
Chicago June 22 Judge Kohlsaat grants bankruptcy discharges to John A Davidson and Davidson Bros Marble Co. The total wiped out debts amount to 1,431,838 dollars in the United States district court.
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Chicago
Kohlsaat
John A
Alexander Davidson
Davidson Bros.’ Marble Co
United States District Court
Destructive Hail Storm Hits Sedalia Area
A destructive hail storm swept Sedalia Missouri on Sunday afternoon. Enormous hailstones stripped orchards and damaged extensive cornfields, marks unseen in this region for many years. The storm’s severity surprised residents and caused widespread crop damage.
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Sedalia
Evansville surveyors seek electric line to Mt Vernon
Surveyors from Evansville have been here this week evaluating an electric line to Mt Vernon. The city council refuses to grant a franchise, so promoters plan to build to the corporation line and erect a station.
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Mt. Vernon
Ind
Evansville
Corporation
Russia and Count Cassini in June Washington dispatch
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Count Cassini in Washington on a June day and Russia’s ill spending or expenditures. The text is incomplete but indicates a news brief about diplomatic or foreign affairs activity shaping the scene in Washington.
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Cassini
Washington
Dramatic and Musical Critic Samuel V Steele Dies
Samuel Vernon Steele, longtime Chicago dramatic and musical critic, died of bronchitis in Chicago on June 22. The illness began during the World's Fair and progressed to death.
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Chicago
Samuel Vernon Steele
Navy Hospital Transport Sails for Guam and Manila
San Francisco June 22 The navy hospital transport Solace under captain Singer sailed Sunday for Guam and Manila carrying passengers a large number of enlisted men and several hundred tons of supplies.
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Navy
San Francisco
Navy Hospital Transport
Solace
Singer
Guam
Manila
Hand Amputation in Bloomington Cat Bite Case
Mrs. Charles Cooper in Bloomington had part of her hand amputated after a cat bite led to gangrene. She delayed treatment, allowing the infection to worsen, with the operation performed in a bid to save her life.
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Bloomington
Ind
Charles Cooper
Jury in death sentence for first degree murder in Omaha
June 22 report notes the jury has returned a death sentence in a first degree murder case in Omaha Nebraska with details limited due to fragmentary OCR.
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Omaha, Neb
Giant Power Wheel Pit Bids Sought Near Niagara Falls
The Toronto and Niagara Power Co invites bids for what will be the world’s largest power wheel pit near Niagara Falls N Y. The pit will span 480 feet in length 180 feet deep and 27 feet wide carved through solid rock as part of a major hydroelectric project.
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Niagara Falls
Toronto and Niagara Power Co
Chief White Eagle Resigns as Oregon Officer
In Eagle Oregon, Chief White Eagle has resigned from his role. Jane White, age 22, of White proceed with formalities in the resignation filing.
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Chief White
Eagle
Jane
Oklahoma murder suspect linked in Indiana arrest
Mt. Vernon Ind June 20 City Marshal John Williams arrested a man described as John H. Roberts, sought at Sherling Oklahoma for the murder of the Higginsthom family of three on December 20 1901.
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Mt. Vernon
Ind
John Williams
John H. Roberts
Sherling
Okla
Higginnsbotham
Swallowed a Needle In South Bend
South Bend Indiana June 20 Peter Schaffe had a rusty needle removed from his thigh after swallowing it as a child The pain he felt was mistaken for rheumatism until doctors performed the extraction and traced the source to the foreign object.
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South Bend
Ind
Peter Schaffe
Gold Quartz Discovery Reported In Indiana Farm
Workmen employed by the Indianapolis Northern Traction Co. grading Cassville, Howard County, Indiana, uncover a small quantity of gold quartz on John Henderson’s farm. The find sparks great excitement in the Henderson neighborhood near Peru.
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Howard County
Peru
Ind
Indianapolis Northern Traction Co
Cassville
John ‘Henderson
Henderson
Making a Trial a Hobo Woman Arrested in Frankfort
A young woman wearing men’s clothes was arrested in Frankfort Indiana on Thursday morning and jailed for investigation. She refuses to give her name and says she is on a wager to travel as a hobo from Chicago to Cleveland then St Louis with no money. She was en route to St Louis when captured at a hobo camp and claims influential connections.
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Frankfort
Ind
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Girl 12 In Precarious State After Snake Eating Attempt
Logansport Indiana June 20 Alice Fairchild aged 12 tried to eat a dozen live snakes in imitation of a circus act. She was left in convulsions with snakes writhing on her body and may die according to a doctor. Her parents had taken her to see a local snake eater at a carnival last week and Thursday her brother gathered the snakes.
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Logansport
Ind
Alice Fairchild
Alice
Postmaster Charged With Stealing Plow in Aldine
Government officials will investigate the case of Postmaster German of Aldine Stark county who was arrested charged with stealing a plow. He allegedly confessed and was fined one dollar by a justice of the peace. Villagers oppose the punishment and demand German's removal. He purportedly forced entry to an agricultural warehouse and took the plow.
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Laporte
Ind
German
Aldine
Stark County
Fifteen Prisoners Depart Indianapolis for Fort Leavenworth
A party of 15 federal prisoners sentenced to Fort Leavenworth left Indianapolis by special car Friday afternoon. United States Marshal Pettit led the transport with a deputy, an assistant, and six guards. Some inmates helped plan last week's jail break and are described as desperate.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fort Leavenworth
United States
Pettit
Indiana Editors Outing Opened With Banquet in Fort Wayne
The Indiana Democratic Editorial association held its mid summer meeting in Fort Wayne with a banquet at the Wayne hotel. Senator S B Fleming was host and after dinner speeches were delivered by S E Morss of Indianapolis John B Stoll of South Bend and J M Barrett of this city.
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Indiana
Fort Wayne
Ind
Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Wayne Hotel
S. B. Fleming
S. E. Morss
Indianapolis
John B. Stoll
South Bend
J. M. Barrett
Tais Ec Ty
Hogs Die of Typhoid Fever Reported in Lawrenceburg Area
In Lawrenceburg Indiana, stockraisers and farmers say nearly 2,500 hogs have died in two months from suspected cholera. A State Live Stock department veterinary surgeon was sent for and observed typhoid fever with slight cholera-like symptoms.
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Lawrenceburg
Loop the Loop Accident in Indianapolis
Will Zimmerman aged 20 attempted the loop the loop in place of Ray Stevens who was out with broken ribs. He fell from the top and fractured his skull. He will die and authorities will stop trials in the future.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Will Zimmerman
Ray Stevens
Init
Evansville to build belt railroad for new factories and mines
Evansville capitalists announce a belt railroad around the city to attract factories and spur many new coal mines, aiming to boost the area into a greater coal mining center than ever before.
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Evansville
Ind
Disappearance of Bloomington Farmer Stacy Dillman
Bloominton Indiana June 20 Stacy Dillman a 40 year old farmer from a leading family has disappeared from his home near Eliottsville A neighborhood search is underway and every effort is being made to locate him.
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Bloomington
Ind
Stacy Dillman
Eliottsville
Mussel shell industry grows along Ohio river
New Albany Indiana June 20 A new industry has sprung up along the Ohio river gathering mussel shells which are shipped to eastern markets where they fetch seven dollars a ton Mussel shells are collected at several points along the river and sent to markets in the east.
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New Albany
Ind
Ohio River
Promoter Wood Files Mortgage in Indiana Traction Plan
Fort Wayne promoter Sol A. Wood, active in the Indiana Traction Co. project to connect Goshen to Angoloa, is listed with a mortgage of 3500 dollars filed with the Colonial Trust Co. of Pi ii, Goshen.
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Goshen
Ind
Sol A. Wood
Fort
Cannelton Resident Dies At 68 After Operation
A Cannelton Indiana resident, Cyrug Clark Bee aged 68, has died following a medical operation. Details note the date as June 19 with scant readable context. The notice appears fragmentary but confirms death and age.
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Cannelton
Ind
Cyrug
Clark, Bee
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