God's Simple Unchanging Gospel Message for Today
A sermon stresses that God's message is simple and universal, precept upon precept and line upon line. It argues the gospel remains pertinent, persistent, and unchanging, aimed at saving sinners like Naaman and Israel, urging personal repentance and faith in Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terous
Simnie
God
Matt
Naaran
Danascus
Jordan
Naaman
Israel
Samaria
Judah
Christ
Wal
Judah Good
Gord
Paul
Jesus
Pharoah
Pharaoh
Moses
Gail
Jesus Christ
Christ Jesus
Jied
Japanese Fleet Threatens Russian Flank in Korea
St. Petersburg reports a Japanese squadron approaching Askold Island and moving toward Ussuri Bay amid claims of Russian losses at Vladivostok. Dispatches describe bombardment aftermath, 2500 Japanese troops landing at Plaksin Bay, and Russian outposts maneuvering to guard the Tumen river line.
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St. Petersburg
Alexieff
Mukden
Vladivostok
Askold Island
Ussuri Bay
Idzum
Yakuma
Vladivoetok
Yingste
Manchuria
Liao River
Kuropatkin
Hola
Tasiahichiao
Port Arthur
Hai Cheng
Lianyang
Bay of
Leesuri
Plaksin Bay
Korea
Musar
Gensan
Hun Chun
Tumen
Kouryong
Dainy
Chemulpo
Irkutsk
Vicoroy
Alexieffs
Song Chin
Nikolaievsk
Maren
Pflug
Yin Kow
Ere
Tohio
Tsugara Strait
Japan
Irish Nationalists in St Louis Back Russia in War
In St Louis on March 7 the Irish Nationalists celebrating Robert Emmet's birth adopted resolutions upholding Russia in its war with Japan and voicing sympathy with Christian Russia against the "pagan horde." Also from London March 7 a Standard radio relay cites a rumor that 31 Russian soldiers were captured trying to escape Port Arthur and were shot the same day.
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Russia
St. Louis
Robert Emmet
Japan
London
The
Standard
Tien-Tsin
Port Arthur
Marines Guard American Mining Property Seized by Russians
Sixty American marines were sent to guard the American Mining Co. property at Un-San 120 miles north of Ping Yang after reports on February 27 that Russian soldiers had seized the premises.
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Seoul
Korea
American Mining Co
Un-San
Ping Yang
Nurses Leave Philadelphia for Japan Volunteer Service
Ten nurses departed Philadelphia en route to Seattle on March 5 to render volunteer service on the battlefield in Japan. The party is led by Dr. Antie Rewcomb McGee.
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Japan
Philadelphia
Seattle
Anite
Rewcomb. McGee
Warship Coaling Apparatus Rush Order Reported
New York on March 7 a rush order was placed with an American firm for apparatus used in coaling warships at sea. Five Russian vessels in home waters are expected to be in position by June to proceed if necessary to far eastern stations.
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New York
Far Eastern
Chinese World's Fair exhibit officials arrive from Orient
Francis A. Carl commissioner of the imperial maritime customs service of China and assistant Wong Kai Hai in charge of the Chinese World’s fair exhibit arrived from the Orient Sunday to St Louis on March 7, meeting officials and preparing the display.
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St. Louis
Francis A. Carl
Imperial Maritime Customs Service of China
Wong Kai Hai
Ex Gov Russell Improves at Johns Hopkins
Baltimore March 7 resident physicians at Johns Hopkins hospital report ex Gov Russell of North Carolina is much better and his condition is steadily improving while a patient there
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Russell
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
North Carolina
Boundary Line Set Between Dakota States by Commission
Lincoln Nebraska March 5 The interstate boundary commission announces the Missouri river channel marks the boundary between South Dakota and Nebraska south of Lyon county South Dakota with the boundary line following the river.
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Lincoln
Neb
Missouri River
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyon County
Interstate Boundary Commission
Kid McCoy Suffering Pleurisy After Fight
In New York on March 5 11 year old boxer Kid McCoy lies in bed with pleurisy the doctor fearing complications. He took a severe cold the night of the Munroe Sharkey bout and worsened thereafter.
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Kid” McCoy UI
New York
Kid” McCoy
McCoy
Miners Wage Scale Talks Continue Without Agreement
Indianapolis and Pittsburgh reports show the joint conference between coal miners and operators failed to reach a wage agreement for the coming year. A special committee and sub committees were formed to draft positions for a national convention, with further meetings planned by March 21. Local districts may vote, and decisive action could include a referendum on operator offers and possible strikes to resist wage cuts.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Mr. Mitchell
FP. L. Robbins
Iet
Pittsburg
Post
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Remarkable Operation In Philadelphia Man Recovers After Heart Surgery
Philadelphia March 7 Thomas Emerson was stabbed in the heart by his sweetheart. Doctors removed the heart, stitched a six inch gash, replaced the organ, and Emerson is recovering from the rare operation.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Emerson
Emerson
Lord Barrington found guilty of murder in first degree
In St Louis a jury convicted Lord Frederick Seymour Barrington for the murder of James P. McCann the Lexington Ky horseman. The verdict carries the death penalty. Separate court item reports James H Shippe a New Jersey streetcar conductor admitted during arraignment that he had been married about 47 times saying two wives were in court.
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Qylan
Glod
Cassip
Children of
Israel
Solomon
Gedo
Ged
St. Louis
Frederick Seymour Barrington
James P. McCann
Lexington
Elizabeth
N. J
James H. Shippe
Bizamry
Carpenter Named Taft Private Secretary in Washington
Washington March 7 Frederick S Carpenter is appointed private secretary to Secretary Taft succeeding Merrill O Chance who becomes chief of the supply division in the post office department.
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Washington
Frederick S. Carpenter
Taft
Merrill O. Chance
Post Office Department
Lipton Cup to be sailed for by small yachts
Sir Thomas Lipton will present a cup via the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club for a 300 mile race. Thomas Fleming Day, editor of the Rudder, is preparing the event.
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Thomas Lipton
New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
Thomas Fleming Day
The
Rudder
Manhasset Bay
Cement Finishers Strike Ties Up City Sidewalk Projects
Chicago on March 7 reports the Cement Finishers and Helpers' union will strike on Monday to press for higher wages. The walkout will halt extensive sidewalk improvements that had been planned, affecting city construction schedules.
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Chicago
Cement Finishers and Helpers' Union
Earthquake Shakes Sevierville and Appalachian Region
A distinct earthquake was felt in Sevierville Tennessee lasting about eight seconds. The tremor was reported general along the Appalachian mountain range and moved northeastward.
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Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Sevierville
Appalachian Mountain Range
Pioneer Packer William Eperson Dies at 71
William Eperson, a leading Kansas City livestock dealer and the citys pioneer packer, died Sunday night at age 71. He built a packing plant in 1868 shaping the local meat industry.
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Kansas City
William Epperson
Dying Sou and White Coffin Note Shock Elwood
Gracie Montgomery died by poison after family trouble. A farewell letter pleaded forgiveness and white burial and asked her husband John to stay true. Coroner ruled death by self inflicted poison amid personal crisis.
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Elwood
Ind
Jove
John
Trueblood
Anderson
Indianapolis
Long Distance Phones Group Forms Western Indiana Illinois Association
Terre Haute March 3 Representatives of 20 independent exchanges in Western Indiana and Eastern Illinois meet to form an association to streamline long distance business and set a uniform toll schedule. A board of directors is elected including Charles R. Dunn Terra Haute John L. Slinkard Linton E K Hertford Washington A J Herts Vincennes John K Lingier Brazil W H McNary Martinsville W H Knite Marshall J J Horny Canton and Mr Adams Rockville.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Illinois
Charles R. Dun
Terra Haute
Joh
Martinsville
W. H. Knite
Marshall
J. J. Horny
Canton
Mr. Adams
Rockville
Illinois Defeats Indiana In Sixth Annual Debating Contest
Bloomington Indiana March 5 In the sixth annual debate Illinois university defeated Indiana university which spoke for the affirmative on restricting Negro voting in southern states since 1899 The judges were Delos Fall state superintendent of Michigan Judge J B Hadley of the Indiana supreme court and Judge Harry Higbee Illinois appellate court judge
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Bloomington
Ind
Illinois University
Indiana University
Delos Fall
Lightning Strikes Elwood Warehouse and Homes
Four lightning strikes in Elwood cause extensive damage. Royse Furniture Co. warehouse burned with stock valued at 2000 dollars. Four hundred phones out of service on the Delaware and Madison Telephone Co. lines. Grant Ewing's house wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Ind
Royse Furniture Co
Delaware and Madison Telephone Co
Grant Ewing
Interstate Traction Railway Incorporation Filed
The Interstate Traction Railway Co filed articles of incorporation to build a line from Dayton to Indianapolis passing through Montgomery and Preble counties in Ohio and Union Fayette Rush Shelby Hancock and Marton in Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Interstate Traction Railway Co
Dayton
Montgomery
Preble Counties
Ohio
Union, Fayette, Rush, Shelby, Hancock and Marton
Indiana
Pentecost Bands Plan Major Orphanage Near Plainfield
Indianapolis March 3 The Pentecost bands of the United States will erect a magnificent orphanage near Plainfield Ind Rev Thomas H Nelson of this city heads the association and has closed a deal for 159 acres of land. Buildings will cost 75000 dollars and be erected.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Plainfield
Thomas H. Nelson
Yawn Causes Dislocated Jaw in Jeffersonville Teacher
Miss May Veasey a Jeffersonville school teacher living with her father at 317 Meigs Avenue suffered a dislocated jaw after a yawn. A physician was summoned and the injury was promptly treated.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
May Veasey
Meigs Avenue
Republican State Convention Dates Set in Indianapolis
The Republican state committee fixed the state convention for April 26 and 27 in Indianapolis. Strong resolutions endorsed President Roosevelt.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Mysterious shooting shocks Lincoln City crowd
In Lincoln City Indiana on March 4 John Scott a traveling man from Louisville was struck in the left eye by a stray shot while standing on the Southern Railroad platform. The incident is described as a mysterious case with little information available.
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Evansville
Ind
John Scott
Louisville
Southern Railroad Co
Lincoln City
Machinists Walk Out In Sympathy With Boiler Makers
Princeton Indiana March 5 machinists of the Southern shops have gone out in sympathy with boiler makers. It is feared other department men will follow. Detectives have been employed by the road.
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Princeton
Ind
Kertha Montgomery
Owensville
Miss Montgomery
Noted Forger H B Gordon Arrested In Portland Bank
Portland Indiana March 3 H B Gordon a notorious forger was arrested at the Citizens bank when he presented a 1500 dollar check to cashier Hawkins for payment. Gordon was very cool and had little to pay.
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H.B. Gordon
Portland
Ind
H. B. Gordon
Citizens’ Bank
Hawkins
Gordon
Maple Sirup Harvest Engulfs Indiana Region
Farmers in Newcastle Indiana report the start of the annual maple sirup harvest. Over the next five weeks hundreds of gallons of molasses will be produced from sap of sugar trees as preparations continue.
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Newcastle
Ind
Massive dredge lift aids underpass on Baltimore & Ohio line
At Wabash Indiana March 4 a large bridge over Turley creek was raised 36 feet to allow dredging beneath it. Two locomotives pulled a pulley system while four heavy poles held the structure. After five hours, the bridge was lowered back and the dredge passed beneath. Sixty pounds of dynamite was used to breach the channel bottom for earth removal.
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Wabash
Ind
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Turley Creek
Body Found in Canal Near East Chicago
In Hammond Indiana on March 5 police found a man named Thomas Fitzgerald in an old canal near East Chicago. A team of two mol landers driving a beer wagon discovered the submerged body under thin ice with feet protruding above the water. The death is being treated as murder or death by own action.
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Chicago
Hammond
Ind
East Chicago
Thomas Fitzgerald
Indiana University Beats Notre Dame In Track Meet
Indiana University outclassed Notre Dame in a dual track meet in South Bend winning 46 to 25. Notre Dame fielded its weakest team since joining the Indiana inter Collegiate Association.
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South Bend
Ind
Indiana University
Notre Dame
Indiana Inter-Collegiate Association
Elmer B. Carr Dies in English Indiana
Elmer B. Carr, proprietor of the English slave and heading works, died of pneumonia after a week of illness. He was a prominent citizen and a member of the Modern Woodmen of America.
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English, Ind
Elmer B. Carr
Modern Woodmen of America
Republicans Set Convention Date in Indiana’s Eleventh District
Marion Indiana March 3 Republicans of Indiana Eleventh district decide to hold nominating congressional convention at Peru on March 20. Delegates to Chicago national convention to be chosen at Marion meeting on April 12.
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Marion
Ind
Eleventh
Indiana
Peru
Chicago
Grand jury in Schafer murder case eyes McDonald indictment
Bedford Indiana March 4 The grand jury began investigating the Schafer murder case Thursday. The state expects to obtain an indictment against James McDonald by Saturday. A large number of witnesses will be examined.
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McDonald
Bedford
Ind
Schafer
James McDonald
Fire accident injures Mrs Luttrell in Bedford
In Bedford Indiana on March 4 Mrs Rebecca Luttrell tried to dry clothes by lighting a stove. She poured coal oil into the fire thinking it was out. An explosion blew the stove apart and she was seriously burned.
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Bedford
Ind
Rebecca Luttrell
Buggy Company Fails in Indiana
W H Rake straw was appointed receiver of the Modern Buggy Co of Auturn Indiana. The company organized two years ago with capital of 56500. The failure stems from the recent collapse of the Farmers' tank.
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Auturn
Ind
W. H. Rakestraw
Modern Buggy Co
Turpen Sues Saloonkeeper For Damages In Fight Injury
William B. Turpen files a $2,000 damages suit against saloonkeeper Thomas Ketcham alleging whisky sold led to a fight and a permanent injury at Minera Indiana on March 5.
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Minera
Ind
William B. Turpen
Thomas Ketcham
Elderly Husband Accuses Wife of Forcing Him Out After 50 Years
Patrick Glenn, 80, a well known Muncie resident, claims his wife Ellen, 78, forced him from their home after taking all his property by fraud following a 50 year marriage.
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Muncie
Ind
Patrick Glenn
Ellen
Playmate of Lincoln Dies in Kokomo at 50
Kokomo Indiana March 5 Uncle John Rooney aged 50 who once kept the office of Abraham Lincoln in Springfield New Jersey died here Friday Rooney and Lincoln as youths played town ball together and were known as playmates in their hometown era
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Lincoln
Kokomo
Ind
John Rooney
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Rooney
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