Witness of the Face and the Radiant Christian Countenance
The article argues that a Christian’s face should reflect inner faith and the Holy Spirit, citing Moses and Stephen as models. It urges believers to let their countenance announce the gospel, showing divine grace rather than worldly bearing, so the world might recognize Christ in them.
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Asa- PerRam Rat Grops
Men
Migses
God
Mount Sinai
Jesson
Stephen
Mores
Jesus
Tay Boones
Cite
Tod
Lesa
Fliiah
Moses
Stechen
Pavitt
Bernae
Nail
Stephen Gikeot
Christ
Stephem
Cormei
Emine
Tian
Rothrough
Saul
Sephen
Heaven
Gel
Sant
Damascus
Iim
Fierce naval clash reports near Port Arthur
A private letter from Port Arthur details the sinking of the Russian cruiser Stereguschitchi after a Japanese torpedo strike and the death of most of its crew. It also notes heavy bombardment of Port Arthur, with extensive shelling and a high death toll among sailors and civilians.
Anti Lynchings Crusade Adopted by United Confederate Veterans
Grenada Mississippi March 21. The W R Barksdale Camp United Confederate Veterans in Grenada inaugurates an anti lynching crusade with four resolutions. They oppose lynching and burning of humans except for the one unmentionable crime. They urge Confederates and Daughters of the Confederacy to oppose mob violence and applaud Governor Vardaman for saving a criminal from a mob.
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Grenada
Miss
W. R. Barksdale
United Confederate Veterans
Misssissippi
United States
Daughters of the Confederacy
Gov. Vardaman
Arrival of Red Cross Detachment at Vladivostok
The first detachment of the Red Cross from Russia arrived at Vladivostok and was distributed among field hospitals. More than a hundred nurses were sent from here to Manchuria and Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladivostok
Red Cross
Mancauria
Kores
Colored Barber Nominated in Georgia District Race
In Augusta Sim Walton a colored barber was nominated by the Republican meeting in Sparta Hancock county to oppose Democratic incumbent T W Hardwick in the Tenth district race. Retvizan's commander becomes deaf after Port Arthur bombardment. Mme Shtchens movitch reports her husband the ship's captain has lost hearing from the fighting.
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Augusta
Republcans
Sparta
Hancock County
Sim Walton
T. W. Hardwick
Retvizan
Moscow
Mme. Shtchensmovitch
Port Arthur
Army council limits leave requests to distant Asian postings
The army council announced that during the war no applications from officers for leave of absence to travel to Japan China Korea or Manchuria will be entertained. The policy applies to eastern postings and reflects restrictions on overseas travel.
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Japan
Aldershot
Eng
Army ‘Council
China
Korea
Manchhuria
Russian Battleship Ossliabya Sails from Crete
The Russian battleship Ossliabya with Adm. Whrenus aboard sailed at 11 34 Sunday morning toward an unknown destination, followed by three torpedo boats off Canea Crete Marca 21.
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Ossliabya
Canea
Island
Crete
Marca
Adm
Whrenus
Matador Cuco Killed in Juarez Bull Ring
El Paso reports matador Antonio Fernandez known as Cuco was fatally gored in Juarez on Sunday after delivering the death thrust to a bull before about 3,000 spectators.
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el Paso
Tex
Cuco
Antonio Fernandez
Juarez
Registered Mail Stolen on Milwaukee Road Night Train
Two sacks of registered mail were reported stolen from a night train on the Milwaukee road at New Lisbon Wisconsin. The mail sacks were rifled of their contents. Hungary Will Be Represented in Olympic Games. A communication from the Hungarian Olympic association says Hungary will send representatives to the Olympic games.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Milwaukee Road
New Lisbon
Hungary
St. Louis
Physical Culture’ Department
Hungarian Olympic Association
Earthquake Rumbles Through New England States
A tremor originated in St. John New Brunswick shook eastern New England on Monday morning. Buildings in Augusta Bangor and Portland Maine suffered minor damage while the shock was felt in Staunton Massachusetts and New Hampshire cities Manchester and Springfield. Harvard Observatory observers felt it. Lamp chimneys broke and crockery smashed in Augusta Maine. The quake lasted seconds with passes near 1 00.
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Hoston
New England
St. John
N. B
Maine
Augusta
Bangor
Portland
Staunton
Manchester
N. H
Springfield
Mass
Harvard University Astronomical Observatory
Cambridge
Platt Retains Lead in New York Republican Party
At a Sunday conference with Gov. Odell Col Dunn and other prominent Republicans in New York Senator Thomas C Platt was reaffirmed as the active leader of the party after a full exchange of views and statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas C. Platt
Gov
Odell
Col. Dunn
Republican State Committee
Senator Flatt
Senator Platt
Arrowhead Lake Filling Marks Expo Water Completion
St Louis reports the filling of Arrowhead Lake at the world’s fair grounds on Sunday signaling completion of the exposition details. The lake covers water to the Philippine reservation and holds about 9,960,000 gallons. It will supply homes for lake dwelling tribes and provide fire protection, with water drawn from city mains.
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St. Louis
Arrowhead Lake
Philppine Reservation
Philippines
Disastrous Prairie Fires Devastate Nebraska Range
Hemingford Nebraska reports disastrous prairie fires across the range country. Dry conditions burned grass to roots, destroying grazing for three years. Strips six miles wide and 127 miles long burned, another over 20 miles, plus extensive fires north of the Niobrara river destroying ranch sheds barns groves and timber claims along the railroad with several near misses.
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Hemingford
Neb
Niobrera River
Williams Endorses Hearst for Democratic Nomination
Former congressman George Fred Williams signs a statement endorsing W R Hearst as a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. Copies were sent to the press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George Fred Williams
W. R. Hearst
Lady Curzon Delivers Daughter in London
London reports Lady Curzon, wife of Lord Curzon, given birth to a daughter in London. Mother and child are reported doing well. In St Louis a new exhibit of cracksmen and burglars tools opens at the World's Fair, drawn from police museum collections worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lady Curzon
Lester
Washington
Lord Curzon
Kedleston
India
St. Louis
Plague Outbreak Reported in Indian Quarter of Johannesburg
On March 21 an outbreak of bubonic plague was reported in Johannesburg's Indian quarter. Authorities report 39 deaths since Thursday and initially misidentified the illness as pneumonia.
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Johannesburg
Heavy Rainfall Reports Shift Kansas Wheat Outlook
Rainfall on Sunday covered the Kansas wheat belt with reports from all areas noting general precipitation. Santa Fe headquarters in Topeka says wheat is in good condition across the region.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Kansas Wheat Belt
Santa Fe
Topeka
Sudden Death of Sparta Bank President
Sparta Wisconsin March 21 a telegram from Los Angeles announced the sudden death of Ira A Hill president of the Bank of Sparta. Mr and Mrs Hill were spending the winter in California.
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Sparta
Wis
Los Angeles
Ira A. Hill
Bank of Sparta
Bride Flees. Sister Weds Soldier in Evansville
In Evansville Indiana Miss Stella Best aged 19 fled from her wedding after being dressed for the ceremony. Her sister Lulu Best aged 20 soon married Frank Lyles a 20 year old veteran who had just returned from the Philippines. Lulu later claimed drugging and eloping to Kansas City, though the tale is unclear.
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Evansville
Ind
Stella Best
Frank Lyles
Philippines
Fort Leavenworth
Miss Best
Mrs. Best
Northerner
Lyles
Miss Lulu Best
Kansas City
Miss Rest
Riot in Bourbon Over Japan Sympathy Figures in Battle
A Bourbon Indiana mob clashed when Armenian Charles Barbara and Chinese Lee Yuan fought amid pro and anti Japan sentiment. Students from nearby college joined. several were injured including Ira Tripp Louis Ferguson John Parks Frank Snepp and Charles Bertsch. Police dispersed the crowd and kept watch.
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Bourbon
Ind
Japan
Charles Barbara
Lee Yuan
Barbara
Weiser Sanitarium
Ira Tripp
Louis Ferguson
John Parks
Frank Snepp
Chas
Bertsch
Heraner
Barbara Lee Yunn
I will die but I am ready to go August Kleasing dies after thirst
In Kokomo Indiana on March 17 August Kleasing told a friend he would die yet faced the calm acceptance of death before a planned operation. Although he seemed to be recovering he died moments after wandering to an empty water glass during a nurse's absence.
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Kokomo
Ind
August Kleasing
Kleasing
Brazil businessman buys Terre Haute electric plants
Brazil Indiana reports that George F. McCulloch purchased from Terre Haute Electric Co. the Terre Haute electric plant and streetcar lines as well as Brazil and interurban lines. In Peoria the franchise dispute lingers while South Bend officials aid in settling league issues in Grand Rapids.
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Brazil
Ind
George F. McCulloch
Terre Haute Electric Co
Stone & Webster Co
Boston
Terre Haute
Brazil & Terre Haute
Brazil Electric
Péoria
South Bend
E. B. Doran
Grand Rapids
Peoria
Child’s Growsome Discovery
North Vernon Indiana March 19. When Goldie Spencer awoke she found her mother dead. the mother had evidently died in the early hours.
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North Vernon
Ind
Little Goldie Spencer
Gavin Plans Grocery Venture in Indianapolis
Gavin, recently resigning as business manager of the New York American League club, is in Indianapolis at his father-in-law’s home and will enter the grocery trade there. A bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court by George A. Richards of the McElwaine Richards Co., showing liabilities of 144740 and assets of 600.
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Yalu
Times
New Chwaneg
Vliadivastok
Gavin
Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Gavin
New York American League Baseball Club
George A. Richards
McElwaine-Richards Co
Bedford Man James McDonald arraigned in Schafer murder case
James McDonald was brought from the Bloomington jail to Bedford on March 18 and arraigned on two counts of murder and attempted assault in the Miss Sarah Schafer case. He pleaded not guilty, with trial set for the May term’s 76th day in the Lawrence circuit court. He arrived with two officers and appeared nervous amid a large crowd.
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Bedford
Ind
James Mc Donald
Sarah Schafer
Bloomington
McDonald
Lawrence Courty
Dog Guards Mt Liberty Store Fire Save
In Nashville Indiana Isaac Evans finds his Mt Liberty general store saved from fire by his guardian shepherd dog Trover. The dog asleep beneath the storeroom alerted by growls and led Evans to the burning floor. Evans extinguished the fire before it spread, aided by a lack of draft.
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Nashvile
Ind
Isaac Evans
Mt. Liberty
Here
Evans
Rover
Trover
Ile
Boy Saves Cousin From Train At Trestle
Manford McBride age 12 pulled his 6 year old cousin Harry Sampson from danger on a trestle near Brazil Indiana. A northbound train approached as Sampson’s foot tangled in the trestle. The elder boy kept him safe at the edge until the train passed, severing Sampson’s leg at the knee. The injured boy is expected to recover.
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Brazil
Ind
Manford McBride
Harry Sampson
Sampson
McBride
Cincinnati Bluffton and Chicago Rail Line Extension
Portland Ind March 18 The Cincinnati Bluffton and Chicago railroad begins work on an extension from Penville to Portland and expects trains on its own tracks to reach Cincinnati and Chicago within a year and a half.
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Portland
Ind
Cinccinnati, Bluffton & Chicago Railroad
Pennville
Cincinnati
Chicago
Supreme court orders appeal to establish Chase representation
The Indiana supreme court Friday ordered the attorneys who have tried to represent Moses Fowler Chase to appeal by April 7 to confirm their authority to appear for Chase.
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Moses Fowler Chase
Indianapolis
Ind
Supreme Court
Chase
Hiccup Fatal Echoes Through Indiana Farmer's Death
Edwin Caldwell of Taporte Indiana a wealthy farmer died after a week of persistent hiccups doctors could not explain the spell he began last Monday and endured constant hiccoughs until death.
Farmers Line Telephone Co Incorporation in Indiana
The Bilbeinfeld and Millersburg Telephone Co known as Farmers Line has been incorporated in Woonville Indiana on March 17. Incorporators are Fred Kampe Henry Kelle and Henry Ahrens.
Suit to Partition Real Estate in Anderson
Mrs. Ada A. Hollenbeck of Springfield Ohio filed suit in Anderson for partition of real estate owned with Louis Baer of Cincinnati. The property comprises five business blocks valued around $60,000.
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Anderson
Ind
Ada A. Hollenbeck
Springfield
Louis Baer
Cincinnati
Dogs Kill Many Sheep in Madison County
A county report shows dogs killed sheep in Madison County last year. Damages total 1170 dollars paid by township trustees across 13 townships, while sheep losses exceed 2500 dollars.
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Alexandria
Ind
Madison County
Fruit Prospects Bright for New Albany Area
Fruit growers near New Albany Indiana report a flattering prospect for a large crop. Peach buds are largely unharmed and indicate favorable conditions for fruit production in the coming season.
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New Albany
Ind
Ninth Indiana Delegates Chosen at Noblesville
Republicans of the Ninth Indiana district selected W. H. Marker of Tipton and George Dinwiddie of Frankfort as delegates to the national convention. Resolutions endorsing the national administration were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Noblesville
Ind
W. H. Marker
Tipton
George Dinwiddie
Frankfort
Anderson Manufactory Receivers Named in March Petition
On petition of John T. Adams of Frankton Indiana, John W Foland was Thursday appointed receiver of the Anschutz Manufacturing Co tinware and novelties makers located at Frankton Indiana.
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Anderson
Ind
John T. Adams
Frankton
John W. Foland
Anschutz Manufacturing Co
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