Forgetters of God Sermon Voice Warns of Judgment and Salvation
A 1904 sermon piece argues that those who forget God face divine judgment, while those who order their lives aright receive salvation. The preacher condemns indifference, hypocrisy, and compromising morality, urging listeners to heed God’s words and seek repentance through thanksgiving and the sacrifice of will to accept Christ.
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Chicago
Teniau
God
Gee
Gedl
Geel
Tome
Agal
Jesus
Noah
Peter
Jesus Christ
Christ
Lord
Rome
Christ Jesus
Russians Claim Port Arthur Fort Is Impregnable In War News
May 6 7 reports from St Petersburg and Paris describe Japanese advances around Port Arthur with 60 transports landing troops at Pitsewo and Cape Terminal. Officials say Port Arthur can withstand a year siege while Russians brace for further clashes and Japanese advances on Liao Tung peninsula.
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St. Petersburg
Togo
Port Arthur
Pitsevo
Russia
Yalu
Liab Tung
Tas
Gibraltar
Pitsewo
Cape Terminal
Doers and Not Hearers Only in Moral Living
A reflection on the gap between seeing right principles and doing them. The piece likens mere awareness to weakness, urges action over intention, and warns against self-deception by claiming victory in knowing how to win without applying it.
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Teethe
True Self-Mastery and Self Denial in Service
True Self-Mastery argues that mastery of work comes from mastery of self and yielding to God's will. It warns that claiming personal mastery invalidates true self-control and calls for every mental and bodily power to heed divine command for service and discipline. It frames self-discipline as the path to resolution and power for duty.
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S. S. Times
Russian Port Arthur Holds Despite Japanese Landing Forces
Russian defenses at Port Arthur appear capable of withstanding the Japanese assault as ten thousand men were landed with disembarkation continuing. Japanese ships shelled the shore and moved to cut rail and telegraph lines while higher command officials evacuated toward Vladivostok.
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Port Arthur
Miado Island
Pigeon Bay
Alexieff
Grand Duke
Boris
Skrydloff
Berebratoff
Will
Vladivostok
Wittsoeft
Kin Chow
Danny
Danny Captured by the Japs in World News Blot
Tokyo telegraph reports Danny was captured Friday while Shanghai dispatch states he was invested yesterday. Viceroy Alexieff reportedly wounded before leaving Port Arthur and nearly escaped. Simla reports eight hundred Thibetans attacked the British mission at Cyangtso on April 6 and were repulsed with heavy losses.
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Danny
London
Morning Post
Shanghai
Tokio
Daily Telegraph
Alexieff
New Chwang
Port Arthur
The
Daily Mail
Simla
Shigatsa
Cyangtso
Minnesota Man Wins Northern Oratorical League Contest
Ann Arbor May 7 George Jones of Minnesota Michigan and Chicago won the Northern Oratorical League contest for seven western universities. The runners up tied for second place with Chicago also in the top ranks.
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Minnesota
Ann Arbor
Mich
George Jones
Michigan
Chicago
Japanese Advance and Russian Retreat Reported in Manchuria
Telegrams from Che Foo and Tokio confirm Japanese occupation of Feng Wang Chang on May 6 and raids on Pu Lan Tien on the Liao Tung peninsula. Russian losses in the Yalu fighting total 2397 officers and men as dispatches reveal.
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Mukden
New Chwang
Che Foo
Feng Wang
Tokio
Liao Tung Peninsula
Pu-Lan-Tien
Port Arthur
St. Petersburg
Russia
Feng Wang Cheng
Sassalitch
Yalu
Demonstration Crush Kills 21 as Tokyo Crowd Fails
During a Sunday night protest in Tokyo honoring Japanese victories, 21 people were killed and 40 injured. Most victims were boys crushed against a closed gate near the old palace walls, many drowned in a nearby moat.
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Tokico
Tibetans Driven From Pass After Six Hour Battle
A six hour clash two miles below Karo Pass ended with about 200 Tibetan casualties and their expulsion. British losses included Captain Bethune and three men killed and 21 wounded.
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Karo Pass
Thibet
Bethune
Refugees Return as Armies Rally Near New Chwang
Refugees from New Chwang report armed forces preparing to resist brigands across the river near Yinkow. The raiders are said to wait for an opening to enter New Chwang and loot.
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Suan Hai Kwan
New Chwang
Yinkow
Counterfeiters Nabbed in Progresso Yucatan Raid
May 9 police raided a house in Progresso Yucatan and captured two Americans named Ford and Williams. They were caught manufacturing counterfeit money and counterfeiting material was found.
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Progresso
Yucatan
Ford and
Willlams
Denial and Fire Tragedy Reported Across Two Cities
In Rome Vatican authorities say no response was received to their protest note over President Loubet's visit to the quirinal. In Jamestown New York the A C Norquist furniture factory burned, with A R Nord believed killed and no trace found.
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Vatican
Rome
Loubet
Quirinal
Jamestown
N. Y
A. C. Norouist
A. R. Nord
Mr. Nord
Interchurch Conference Calls for Divorce Education
The InterChurch Conference on Marriage and Divorce issued an appeal to the public from Philadelphia dated May 9. Representing 14 denominations the group aims to educate the nation and push state laws and constitutional amendment on divorce issues. It notes moves to prevent remarriage by clergy and marks the first official gathering of major denominations on the topic. The conference includes Episcopal, Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, Congregational, Universalist, Unitarian, Lutheran and other denominations.
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Philadelphia
Interchurch Conference On Marriage and Divorce
Willam H. Roberts
United States
Protestant Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Reformed Church of America
Reformed Church In the
United Presbyterian Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
The
Baptist Church South
Congregational Churches
Universalist Churches
Unitarian Churches
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Cumberland Church
Alliance of the Reformed Churches
Presbyterian Service
Japanese War Economy Report From Richmond Missionary
Guerney Binford, a Friends missionary in Japan, writes home from Richmond Indiana that Japan shows remarkable economy. People reduce consumption, families consolidate housing, and repairs halt. The emperor reportedly eats one dish to set an example, though critics warn economy harms industry and labor funding.
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Richmond
Ind
Interference by Police Averts Meeting Riot in Lafayette
In Lafayette Indiana on May 7 a Democratic county central committee meeting to choose delegates for the state convention on May 12 nearly erupted into a riot. A Parker hearst clash escalated until police separated the belligerents and a leader claimed he had offered $25 000 to back the Hearst slate. Risk denied the accusation and the dispute paused as officers intervened.
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Lafayette
Ind
Democratic County Central Committee
Hearst
Parker
Dan W. Simms
Indiana
J. Kirby Risk
County Central Committee
Simms
Risk
Mr. Simms
James Schooler
Arthur D. Cunningham
Robber Stopped At Hotel Lillie In Los Angeles Porch Plot
A man skulking on the porch of Hotel Lillie attempts to steal a diamond necklace from Miss Ethel Marie Foraker of Cincinnati during a May incident. Hotel proprietor Guy K. Woodward, a former deputy sheriff, used a pistol to confront and corner the thief on the hotel veranda.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hotel Lillie
Senator Foraker
Ethel Marie Foraker
Cincinnati
Central Park
James Foraker
Miss Foraker
Guy K. Woodward
Woodward
Health department tests to prevent tuberculosis in New York
New York health officials test chlorides and other chemicals to control TB spread. If successful, disinfectants would be added to street-sprinkling water, aiming to reduce dustborne transmission of tuberculosis and other diseases.
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New York
Health Department
Actress Francesea Janauschek Leaves Saratoga for Pension Home
The famed tragedienne Mme Francesea Janauschek, long at home in Saratoga, departs for the Actor Fund home at West New Brighton Staten Island to likely spend her remaining years there.
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Saratoga, N. Y
Mme
Franceseca Janauschek
Actor Fund
West New Brighton
Staten Island
N. Y
Robbers Hit Kinsley's Restaurant in Chicago
Two well dressed thieves robbed Kinsley's downtown Chicago restaurant Sunday night, held up the cashier, and carried away more than 1,000 in receipts placed in a satchel. The band arrives in New York and other brief items accompanied the transit news.
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Chicago
Kinsley’s
Neighbors Quarrel Ends in Fatal Shootings in Indiana Yard
In Terre Haute on May 9, Elias Kelly and his nephew Robert Kelly clashed with Frank Harrison's group after apple cores were tossed into Harrison's yard. A gunfight left Elias Kelly fatally wounded and Robert critically injured, with Al Bunton Frank Florrison and Frank Woodrum also injured.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Elias Kelly
Frank Harrison
Robert Kelly
al Bunton
Frank Florrison
Frank Woodrum
Robert
Largest land sale recorded in Northern Indiana
Nelson Morris of Chicago sells his 23 600 acre Jasper county ranch to the Northern Indiana Land Co of Ligoner. Mortgages for deferred payments total 224 924 and fill eight pages of index with records to follow.
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Rensselaar
Ind
Indiana
Jasper County
Nelson Morris
Chicago Packer
This County
Northern Indiana Land Co
Ligonier
Taggart Poised to Win Indiana Delegates
Estimates from Indiana counties show National Committeeman Taggart and allies likely to secure at least 874 votes in the state convention to name delegates to the national convention. William Randolph Hearst is estimated at 52 votes with 120 contested votes and 33 delegates to be chosen.
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Taggart
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
William Randolph Hearst
Millionaire Terrell in An Asylum
Richmond Ind May 6 John W Terrell Bluffton millionaire convicted of murdering his son in law and declared insane was brought to Richmond Thursday and placed in the Eastern Indiana hospital for the insane.
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Millionaire Terrell
Richmond
Ind
John W. Terrell
Bluffton
Eastern Indiana Hospital
Delegates Should Be Uninstructed in Indiana
Indianapolis May 7 Congressman Robert W. Miers spoke here Friday night and said he opposes instructing the Indiana delegation next week to the Democratic National Convention for Judge Parker or any other presidential candidate.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Robert W. Miers
Indiana
Judge Parker
Rioter Pleaded Guilty in Evanshire Riot Case
In Evanshire Indiana circuit court Fred Beame pleaded guilty to taking part in the July riots and was fined 50 dollars. It completes the riot trials with 21 cases, four rioters sent to the penitentiary two Negroes and one white man.
Parker Hurt Navy Commander Dies Noted In Indianapolis
Commander John F. Parker of the United States Navy is confined at his sister Mrs. Benjamin Harrison's home in Indianapolis after injuries from alighting a street car. The incident occurred May 9 as he rode in the city.
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Parker Hurt
Indianapolis
Ind
John F. Parker
United States Navy
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana youth study art as Paris salon hangs one work
A letter from Paris reports R Hinshaw of Spiceland Indiana has success in France. The young artist studied in Paris and one of his paintings was exhibited in the Paris Salon.
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Indiana
Richmond
Ind
Paris
France
R. Hinshaw
Spiceland
Death of M. P. Carrick President of Painters Union
Lafayette Indiana May 9 M P Carrick general secretary treasurer of the Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paper Hangers of America died at 6 10 Sunday night after an illness of three weeks of erysipelas. Evansville Indiana May 7 a Illinois Central freight collided with a Louisville and Nashville freight near Henderson bridge causing a wreck and fire firefighters helped contain the blaze with no injuries reported.
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Lafayette
Ind
M. P. Carrick
The
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators
Evansville
Henderson Bridge
Ilinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Miners Strike at Bogle Mine Over Mule Washing
Terre Haute May 7 The miners at the Bogle mine in Burnett strike because drivers refuse to wash the Taine mules. The issue was referred to a joint conference of officials.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Bogle
Burnett
Man Dies En Route Home From Evansville Poorhouse
Joseph Townsend a 45 year old Evansville man left the local poorhouse on Friday saying he would die and wished to spend his last moments with his wife and family. He collapsed near his home while walking several miles away and died in the roadside. Townsend had been ill for a year and had no funds, leading to his admission to the poorhouse.
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Evansville
Ind
Joseph Townsend
Townsend
Financial figure David Stude baker dies in Decatur Ind
David Stude baker banker lawyer and jurist is dead. Born August 12 1827 in Mercer county Ohio he held directorships at Bankers National Bank of Chicago First National Bank of Marion Fort Wayne Trust Co Citizens Trust Co Fort Wayne Bank of Wren Bank of Berne Bank of Geneva First National Bank of Fort Wayne Tri State Loan Association and was an early director of the Richmond Fort Wayne railroad later G R L He also served as president of the Adams County Bank from its inception.
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Decatur
Ind
David, Studebaker
Mercer County
Ohio
Bankers’ National Bank of Chicago
First National Bank of Marion
Fort Wayne Trust Co
Fort Wayne
Bank of Wren, Co
Bank of Berne
Bank of Geneva
First National Bank of Fort Wayne
Tri- State Loan
Arson Attack Disrupts Wabash Revival Meeting
Worshipers at a Christian Holiness revival in Wabash Indiana were doused with chloroform in an unknown arson attack. Dozens fell ill and had to be dragged to the doors as they revived outside.
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Wabash
Ind
Tabernacle
Attorney Bundy Dies in Indianapolis
Olin Bundy an attorney from Bedford Indiana died in Indianapolis May 9 from nervous exhaustion. He served on the investigating committee for the Schafer murder case in Bedford and his heavy workload in that and other cases led to his health decline.
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Bundy
Indianapolis
Ind
Olin Bundy
Bedford
Schafer
John C Beard’s Strange Action in Anderson
John C Beard, once a Hartford City business man, went to police headquarters in Anderson Indiana on May 9 and asked to be arrested. He affidavit against himself and a woman identified as Mary C Walters formerly of Fort Wayne. Both were arrested fined and jailed.
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John C. Beard
Anderson
Ind
John C Beard
Hartford City
Mary C. Walters
Fort Warne
Fire destroys Wisconsin Paper Co block in Indianapolis
A blaze between 11 and 12 o clock Friday night wiped out the block housing the Wisconsin Paper Co the Climax Coffee and Baking Powder Co and several retailers. Loss estimated at about 45000 with partial insurance coverage.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wisconsin Paper Co
Climax Coffee and Baking Powder Co
Two New Castle Miniatures Accepted for Paris Salon
Helen Goodwin of New Castle Ind now studying art in Paris has two miniatures accepted for the Grand Palais des Champs Elysees spring salon. The works are titled Mother and Child.
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New Castle
Ind
Helen Goodwin
Paris
Grand Palais Des Champs Elysees
Union Glass Factory to Move from Anderson to Anniston
Preparations completed to move the Union glass factory from Anderson Indiana to Anniston Alabama. One hundred glass workers and their families will accompany the factory on the relocation.
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Anderson
Ind
Union Glass Factory
Anniston
Ala
Bank to Organize First National Bank of Odon Inc
The application by Walter C. Garter Laur y Cooper George D. Abraham A A Lane and J M Winkelpreak to organize the First national bank of Odon Inc with 25000 capital is approved by the comptroller of the currency in Washington on May 6.
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Odon
Ind
Washington
Laury Cooper
George D. Abraham
A. A. Lane
J. M. Winkelpreak
First National Bank of
Explosion Hits Marion Home Kills Woman and Two Children
A gas explosion at the home of James McDaniel south of Marion Indiana on May 6 demolishes the house and fatally injures Mrs. McDaniel and her two children. The blast caused a strong concussion in the area.
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Marion
Ind
James McDaniel
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