On the Cross with Christ sermon notes and reflections
The article presents a sermon style meditation on being crucified with Christ and raised to new life. It argues that believers must reckon themselves dead to sin and alive to God, describing a progressive daily mortification of flesh and living by faith in Christ. It emphasizes personal application and spiritual transformation through the cross and resurrection.
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Chicago
Christ
God
Gaal
Paul
Paris
Jesus
Pauis
Corinthians
Paradise
Christ Jesus
West Pai
Lincoln
Jesus Chriesti
Calvary
Jaul
Crist Jesus
Tke Bunyain
Ein
Satan
Ram
Sin
G Campbell Morgan
von Cry
HideTross
Wen
Prague
Hfe
Gee
Three Score Years and Ten in New York State
Seventeen individuals among a hundred in New York live to at least eighty. The fragment notes a long life proportion within the state and hints at demographic longevity data.
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New York
Russian Cavalry and Blockade at Port Arthur
Chinese troops move toward Pe-Chili front as Japanese attack Port Arthur with stone laden steamers. Russian fire sinks four vessels, one vessel’s fate unclear. Reports say two Tientsin boats escaped. Port Arthur blockade continues as Balkan fleet may alter the balance in spring. Correa frontier clashes follow in Ham Gyien region.
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Tokio
Vice Adm Togo
Port Arthur
Y Sibling
Vice Adm
Vladivostok
Ham Gygien
Japanese Suppress News On Port Arthur Survivors
Japanese report that ice floes still concentrate near Port Arthur while efforts try to hide information. Survivors of sunken transports who were landed Saturday are not allowed to see any officials or press.
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Che Feo
Port Arthur
Mrs Barbara MacGahan Dies at Home in New York
Widow of famed war correspondent Janarius Aloysius MacGahan Mrs Barbara SiacGahan died Sunday at her New York residence. She authored fiction under the pseudonym Ela gine of Tula Russia Family.
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Barbara MacGahan
New York
Barbara SiacGahan
Janarius Aloysius MacGahan
Elagine
Tula
Russia
Fire destroys Newport News Shipyard shed
Fire of unknown origin swept the angle iron shed at Newport News Shipbuilding Co plant Friday night, destroying the frame structure the yard.
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Newport News
Newport News Shipbuilding Co
Shows Partiality. Refugee claims Harbin officials target foreigners
Yin Kow reports a Harbin refugee stating authorities discriminate in expelling Americans Japanese and British subjects while others are not molested. The accusation highlights national bias amid wartime tensions and cross border displacements.
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Yin Kow
Harbin
Japanese retreat reported on Yalu frontier in new dispatch
A St Petersburg dispatch dated February 25 says Russian cavalry crossed the Yalu and clashed with Japanese forces near Corva. The Japanese reportedly fled after engagement, abandoning horses seized by Cossacks. General Linovitch dispatched cavalry and infantry to advance toward Northern Korea.
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St. Petersturs
Chere
Jiao Yan
Yalu
Corva
Linoviteh
Carea
Japanese Reef Blockade Report From Tsakodate
A Daily Mail dispatch from Tsakodate says Vladivostok remains blockaded by a Japanese reef since Thursday. Incoming steamers report Russian cruisers on the east coast of Ninkawasapb.
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Janden
Vladivostok
Daily Mail
Tsakodate
Ninkawasapb
Russian Cavalry Skirmish Near Japanese Camp Gate
Report from Ping Yang cites Russian cavalrymen firing toward a Japanese camp at about 1,000 metres. A sharp fusillade followed and the Russians withdrew. Foreigners are reported safe.
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Seoul
Ping Yang
Shipment of Horses Stopped in Libau
A shipment of 600 horses at Libau in February was halted by authorities while awaiting loading onto a steamer. The animals were believed to have been purchased by British agents for Japan, delaying the export.
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Libau
Russia
Japan
Death of Rev. Dr. Frederick Ruoff in Pittsburg
Rev. Dr. Frederick Ruoff D D longtime German minister and pastor of the First German A V church in Pittsburg has died. He was formerly connected with Mt Auburn church in Cincinnati.
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Pittsburg
Frederick Ruoff
A. V
Ruoff
Mt Auburn
Cincinnati
Russian Battleships Near Completion After Feb Engagement
A St. Petersburg dispatch says the Russian warships damaged on February 9 are nearly repaired. The battleship Czarovitch will be ready for sea Sunday. A separate report from London notes the Japanese minister in Seoul has asked Corean authorities to hand the French minister his passport.
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Sasebo
Port Arthur
Paris
St. Petersburg
Czarovitch
London
Seoul
Corea
Linton Detectives Work on Schafer Murder Case
In Linton Indiana detectives continue to press the Schafer murder inquiry. Detective Reed met with John A. Riddle and Charles E. Jones then headed to Bedford to pursue leads. Reports say a suspect who visited Linton the morning after the crime may reappear in Bedford as the cuff and button found at the cab shed gain attention.
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Linton
Ind
John A. Riddle
Chas. E. Jones
Reed
Schafer
Bedford
Jones and Riddle
Board of Inquiry
Linston
Boston Surety manager charged with large larceny
Walace H. Ham, Boston branch manager of the American Surety Co. of New York and treasurer of St. Luke's Home, was arrested on larceny charges. He was held on 350000 bail for March 3. The company seeks to prove losses up to 175000 from his role, with additional alleged losses at St Luke's ranging from 49 000 to 50 000.
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Boston
Walace H. Ham
American Surety Co
New York
St. Luke's Home
Roxbury
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Ely
George N. Berry
Berry
Ham
St Luke's
Census report on US crude oil output for 1902
The census bureau reports 1902 crude petroleum production totaling 9,275,302 barrels valued at 71,397,739 dollars, with 118,671 wells and 29,522 operators. Salaried employees earned 2,986,768 dollars, and 17,552 wage earners earned 13,242,361 dollars. Supplies cost 17,781,512 dollars. miscellaneous expenses 15,811,726 dollars. contract work 12,996,531 dollars.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
State News Happenings Involving Terrell Case Puzzles Officials
Indianapolis reports a dispute over sentencing John W. Terrell the Wells county farmer convicted of murder of his son in law Melville Wolfe. Governor Durbin asks delay pending insanity ruling while Attorney General Miller cautions sentencing cannot occur if Terrell is insane. In Muncie police officers Furr and Krause were shot Feb 26 with Furr gravely wounded. subsequent Feb 27 reports trace suspects to a stolen rig and possible admission to Cincinnati crooks aiming for a large robbery.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John W. Terrell
Wells County
Melville Wolfe
Durbin
Smith
John Burns
W. H. Ejichborn
Bluffton
Terrell
Miller
Supreme Court
Muncie
Oscar Furr
Frank Krause
Furr
Oscar Farr
Ellingwoth
Hagerstown
Frank Hughes
Cincinnati
Henning Arrested in Dekalb Grand Larceny Case
Waterloo Indiana February 27 Louis A Henning was arrested by Sheriff Bleeks at Denver on an indictment from the Dekalb circuit court December term. He allegedly bought hay from farmers with bank checks totaling 19000 dollars and failed to pay after shipment. Farmers reported losses and Henning, who abandoned his wife, allegedly fled the county and later ran a hay and coal business in Denver. He was jailed in default of bond.
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Waterloo
Ind
Louis A. Henning
Bleeks
Denver
Dekalb
Henning
Plymouth man charged with murder in Runyan death
South Bend Indiana February 25 William Fowles of Plymouth was formally charged with the murder of William Runyan who died after a Saturday night struggle. The arraignment occurred before City Judge Weldman and Fowles pled not guilty with a hearing set for Monday February 29.
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South Bend
Ind
Willinm Fowles
Plymouth
William Runyan
Weldman
Bowles
Evansville Woman Dies, Daughter Faints at Death Scene
Evansville Indiana February 26 Mrs John Jordan an aged woman from near Elderfield died suddenly Wednesday night and Thursday Her daughter Mrs Jesse Smith fainted on hearing the news and died from the shock Both will be buried in one grave.
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Evansville
Ind
John Jordan
Elderfield
Jesse Smith
Major Oberting Plans Tent City Near St. Louis Expo
Lawrenceburg Indiana February 27 Major Victor Oberting has leased a small park near the exposition grounds in St Louis and will erect a tent city for his family and a party of friends for the summer.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Victor Oberting
Exposition Grounds
St. Louis
Glass Workers Convention Opens in Muncie
The first session of the Glass Workers convention from the Denny and Burns organizations met in Muncie Indiana on February 26 with about 100 delegates from 26 factories in Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania. A committee of eight was appointed to draft resolutions favoring amalgamation and action on them was postponed to Friday.
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Muncie
Ind
Denny and Burns
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Two Men Assaulted and Robbed in Frankton
In Frankton Indiana on February 25 highwaysmen attacked Edward Huffman and Deck Senacle, beating them and stealing about 45 dollars. Huffman suffered a fractured skull and Senacle a brain concussion. both are expected to die. A gas pipe was used as the weapon.
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Frankton
Ind
Edward Huffman
Deck Senacle
Huffman
Senacle
Landis Renominated by Acclamation in Indiana
Representative Charles B. Landis of the Ninth Indiana district was renominated by acclamation by Republicans. The resolutions endorsed the national and state administrations.
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Frankfort
Ind
Charles B. Landis
Indiana
Hugh Jennings Seriously Hurt in Swimming Tank
Ithaca February 26. Hugh Jennings the Cornell baseball coach was seriously hurt after diving into an empty swimming tank he believed to be water filled. He suffered injuries in the mishap at the Ithaca facility.
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Hugh Jennings
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Strike at Parry Manufacturing Co. in Indianapolis
Seventy five workers at Parry Manufacturing Co in Indianapolis went on strike on Friday over a two cent wage cut. All out workers are unionized.
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Parry
Indianapolis
Ind
Parry Manufacturing Co
Soldier dies of exposure in snow storm at Elwood
Elwood Indiana February 27 William Hamilton a veteran soldier died after being exhausted in a snow storm and dying half an hour after sheltering His last pension papers were executed at Washington Indiana
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Elwood
Ind
William Hamilton
Washington, Ind
Reyes Holds Small Colombian Majority for President
Bogota February 26 Gen Reyes maintains a slight lead in the presidential race as returns indicate he will win the electoral college and be proclaimed president on July 5 with Gen Gonzales Valencia as vice president.
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Gen. Reyes
Bogota
Colombia
Gen. Gonzales Valencia
Philadelphia Red Cross to Send Nurses to Japan
The Philadelphia branch of the Red Cross Society will dispatch ten nurses to Japan under the supervision of Dr. Anita H. McGee of Washington, D. C. The action is independent of the national society.
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Japan
Philadelphia
The
Red Cross Society
National Society
Anita H. McGee
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt Ticket Elected in Missouri Fourth District
In St. Joseph Missouri on February 26 the Roosevelt ticket won by a wide margin. The result ensures the two national delegates from the Fourth district will support Roosevelt. The vote was about four to one.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Roosevelt
Degree Conferred on Hannis Taylor
Washington February 26 The senate of the University of Edinburgh conferred the hood and gown, degree of doctor of laws on Hon Hannis Taylor former United States Minister to Spain.
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Hannis Taylor
Washington
Senate of the University of Edinburgh
Jisitca
Spain
Scott Thompson Appointed Oil Inspector in Lawrenceburg
Lawrenceburg Ind Feb 27 State Oil Inspector Sid Conger named Scott Thompson former county auditor and Indiana Sons of Veterans colonel as oil inspector for the district with a 1500 annual salary.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Sid Conger
Scott Thompson
Ohio County
Sons of Veterans of Indiana
Quaker Educator W R B Morgan Dies in Kansas
Richmond Indiana February 27 Prof W R B Morgan a leading Quaker educator and advocate for coeducation in Quaker schools died in Lowell Kansas He was a prominent figure in advancing educational reform within the Quaker movement.
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Richmond
Ind
W. RB. Morgan
Lowell
Kan
Assault in a Chapel jury fines two men
Petersburg Ind Feb 26 The jury in the case of Carl Sumner and Albert Taylor charged with assaulting Mrs Lafayette Dedman in the White River Chapel on January 16 fined each 35 and sentenced Sumner to 45 days in jail and Taylor to 20 days.
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Petersburg
Ind
Carl Sumner
Albert Taylor
Lafayette Dedman
White River
Sumner
Taylor
Clothing Store Destroyed by Fire in Brazil Indiana
Fire completely destroyed the clothing store of W. A. Robinson in Brazil Indiana on Thursday night. Loss estimated at 4000 with 2000 insurance. The building belonged to Mrs. E. W. Brake.
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Brazil
Ind
W. A. Robinson
E. W. Brake
Kept His Word In Burning Barn Mystery
Noblesville Indiana February 25 William Fesmore a prosperous farmer ten miles northwest of town woke early dressed and with matches announced he would burn his barn and die in the ashes His wife ignored the warning as the barn blazed he disappeared and searchers found him hours later in an out house on the farm He refused to speak and was said to be troubled financially and possibly mentally unbalanced.
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Noblesville
Ind
William Fesmore
Fesmare
Ife
McCrady Held on Bond in Seymour Bank Embezzlement Case
New Albany Indiana February 26 Harry Co McCrady cashier of the First National Bank of Seymour is charged with embezzling 12090. He was held on a 5060 bond by U S Commissioner George P Cardwell here to appear next Tuesday for a preliminary hearing The bond was given.
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New Albany
Ind
Harry Co. McCrady
First National Bank of
College Men Meet for Delta Tau Delta Conference
One hundred college men attend the northern division conference of Delta Tau Delta in Indianapolis. The gathering includes Indiana Michigan West Virginia and Ohio with 13 active chapters and six alumni associations.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Indiana
Michigan
West Virginia
Ohio
Independent Toll Line group organizes in South Bend
Managers of independent telephone lines from Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan met in South Bend and formed the Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan Independent Toll Line association. The city was named headquarters with Theodore Howard in charge.
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South Bend
Ind
Indiana
Michigan
Northern
Southern Michigan
Independent Toll Line Association
Theodore Howard
Must Sit With Colored Girl
Indianapolis, Ind. Feb 25. Paul Merrill a suspended senior must accept the seat assignment if he wants to return to Shortridge high school. Superintendent Kendall made the ruling after Merrill refused to sit in a double seat with a colored girl.
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Tindianapolis
Ind
Paul Meril
Shortridge High School
Kendall
Merrill
Tragic Crossing Fatalities In Newcastle Couple
A Pan-Handie passenger train struck and killed David Ulricth and his wife, both 65, at a street crossing in Newcastle Indiana. The bodies were crushed beyond recognition and hurled about 200 feet from the crossing.
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Newcastle
Ind
David Ulricth
Town mob surrounds teen with hay load in Indiana
In Indianapolis on February 27 Chester Gregg 16 drove into town with hay. A jeering crowd of boys shouted we’ll get the hayseed. Gregg defended himself and Burtie Christ was stabbed perhaps fatally. Gregg was arrested.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Chester Gregg
Hayseed
Chester
Burtie Christ
Gregg
Boy Struck by Train Survives With Broken Arm
In South Bend on February 27 John Brekrus was struck by a fast train and hurled through the air. He was found to have escaped death and suffered a broken arm. The incident was described as miraculous.
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South Bend
Ind
John Brekrus
Death of a Prominent Teacher in Lawrenceburg
Miss Anna Ewbank and daughter of J. W. Ewbank died after a brief illness of nervous prostration. The 26 year old was secretary of the Dearborn County Teachers association in Lawrenceburg Indiana on February 27.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Anna Ewbank
J. W. Ewbank
Dearborn County
Deserter Roy H. Franklin Arrested in Alexandria
Deputy Sheriff Street from Lima Ohio extradited Roy H. Franklin to Alexandria Indiana to face a desertion charge involving his wife and three young children.
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Alexandria
Ind
Lima
Roy H. Franklin
Case Thrown Out of Court in Indiana Suit
Richmond Indiana February 26. Louisa Glasshoff of Dayton Ohio sued David Bullerdick a prominent local for ten thousand dollars damages for alleged breach of promise. Thursday the case was thrown out of court.
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Richmond
Ind
Louisa Glasshoff
Dayton
David Bullerdick
corn forty years old from 1864 preserved in barn
Louis J. Pence of Richland township brought a solid ear of corn grown on his farm in 1864 to Peru Indiana. He says he has a quantity of similar ears stored in his barn and awaiting preservation.
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Peru
Ind
Louis J. Pence
Richland Township
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