So Great Salvation What Is Involved in God's Offer to the World
A sermon extols the eternal, complete nature of God's so great salvation offered to all. It compares heroic rescues to divine rescue, stresses immediacy, and asserts salvation through Jesus Christ as the only path, urging personal acceptance rather than neglect.
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Galveston
Missouri
Ebons
Earth
Christ
Christ Jesus
God
Jesus
Heaven
Bis
Marider
God Bee
Ano
Siiter
Father
Trin Ts
Grice
Man
Helven
Satan
So Great Salvation Universal in Scope
The article extols a salvation that is world wide and universal in its scope yet personal for those who will turn to faith. It cites the cross at Calvary as the ultimate victory and contrasts eternal salvation with earthly battles, urging belief for deliverance from sin and death.
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Calvary
Jerusalem
God
Pearly Gates
Hell
Christ
Repeated US Strategy in Cuba Echoed at Port Arthur
A London report says fighting near Wu Fung Tien. main Japanese force near Port Arthur aims to repeat US naval siege tactics at Santiago and force a fleet battle. Censorship blocks official statements as Russian and Japanese movements unfold along Liaotung and Dalny fronts.
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Shan Hai Kwan
London
Wu-Fung-Tien
Port Arthur
United States
Santigao
New Chwang
Miller
Conger
Liao Yang
Lien Chen Kuan
Kuan Dian San
Yalu
Col. Elshen
Taitsi
St. Petersburg
Alexieff
Dalny
Buit
Cavar
Mukden
Kerr Bay
Tajlen Wan
Japan
The
Vancouver
B. C
Empress of India
Lise Yang
Talienwan Bay
Daliny
Double Track Will Be Laid in Siberia
A leading German steel firm wins a large Russian order for steel rails to lay a double track along the Siberian railroad. Completion is set for 18 months.
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Berlin
Siberian
Chinese Hostility Prompt Russian Push for Firm Action
St Petersburg reports rising Chinese hostility within and beyond the Russian sphere of influence. Officials fear a northern uprising in Tapadzi atsi and will urge the Celestial government to take immediate repressive measures. Maj Gen Pflug's May 14 dispatch underlines the need for strong action to preserve imperial tranquility.
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Pflug
Rumors of Port Arthur battle swirl as May ends
London reports no confirmation of a Liu Yen clash or Port Arthur fall. Japanese quarters expect a major assault before month’s end. Daily News correspondent says Port Arthur garrison of 15,000 with nine months of provisions remained, after leaving Che Foo.
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London
Liu Yen
Port Arthur
Daily News
Che Foo
International strike looms over elevator union
Philadelphia may see an international stoppage as 70 local elevator constructors press for higher wages and a sympathy strike. The national board will meet with Samuel Gompers and James Duncan to decide on action, citing control of 75 percent of world work by the elevator builders.
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Philadelphia
National Board of the Elevator Constructors’ Union
Samuel Gompers
James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
National Board of
National Board
London
Berlin
Paris
United States
Chicago Machinists Vote To Strike On Wednesday
Five thousand machinists voted in a mass meeting Sunday night to strike if their demand for higher wages is not granted by the Chicago Metal Trades association. The action will idle 5,000 workers in various crafts starting Wednesday.
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Chicago
Machinists’ Union
Chicago Metal Trades’ Association
Japanese Army Retains Close Manchurian Contact
The Japanese army in Southern Manchuria is marching slowly to keep in touch with reserves. The movement aims partly at Half Cheng but chiefly at Liao Yang.
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Manchuria
Jiao Yang
Cheng
Liao Yang
Russians Commit Outrages and Prisoner Abductions Reported
May 16 dispatches recount Russian forces advancing to Karchong then attacking Anju on May 9. Reports say they assaulted women, broke open the jail, freed inmates, and abducted the jailer. Also noted are Italian colonists from New Palermo near Mobile being sent to New York.
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Seoul
Karchong
Anju
Mobile
Ala
New Palermo
New. York
Death in the Water Across the Truckee River Tragedy
A bridge span on the Truckee River collapsed near Reno Nevada on May 16 killing four youths and saving none. Maurice Jacobs Miss McMillan Mrs E S Ede Jr and C T Tillman fell into the swollen stream as the tramway car gave way.
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Annapolis
Phillip Brittingham
Wheeling
W. Va
Naval Academy
Academy
Anderson
Henderson
Towers
Stevens
Brittingham
C. T. Blackburn
R. R. Steuart
Blackburn
Joseph Brittingham
Reno
Nev
Truckée
Lawton Springs
Maurice Jacobs
Mr. Jacobs
Miss McMillan
Tillman
Mrs. Ede
Furn
Bottle Manufacturers in Pittsburg Fail to Meet Workers Union
Glass bottle makers from Pittsburg returned home Sunday after talks with the Green Bottle Workers' Union on wage scale stalled. The manufacturers say current trade conditions render the wage question unproductive to discuss, leaving workers anxious over pay.
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Pittsburg
Green Bottle Workers
Dividend declared for creditors of E. J. Arnold & Co.
Official notice to creditors announces a two percent dividend on all approved claims against E. J. Arnold & Co. The turf investment firm failed last year with liabilities around 3 million dollars and assets about 75 thousand dollars. the trustee will pay the dividend.
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St. Louis
W. J. Coles
E. J. Arnold & Co
Foreign Journalists Arrive for St Louis Conference
The steamer Philadelphia arrived from Southampton carrying several journalists including Dr. Mayer the U S consul at Buenos Ayres and William Davies William Hill Aaron Watson Herbert Baker and Paul Ocker bound for St Louis to attend the journalists convention.
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New York
Philadelphia
Southampton
Dr. Mayer
United States
Buenos Ayres
William Davies
William Hill
Aaron Watson
Herbert Baker
Paul Ocker
St. Louis
Parachutist from Logansport Drowns in Arkansas River
Prof FE E Lymbecker of Logansport Indiana fell into the Arkansas River at Vanburen Arkansas while making a high ascent of about 3000 feet. He became entangled in his parachute and could not free himself. His body was recovered.
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Vanburen
Ark
FE. E. Lymbecker
Logansport
Ind
Arkansas River
Baptized in the River
In Newport Kentucky on May 16 Harry Wilson a recent convert to the colored Baptist church was baptized in the Ohio River as a chilly wind swept the valley and observers shivered.
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Newport
Cim
Ohio
Harry Wilson
Colored Baptist Church
Y. M. C. A. Convention Ends in Buffalo
The 35th international convention of the Y. M. C. A. of North America closed in Buffalo with two mass meetings for women and men, services in several churches, and an evening gathering at city convention hall.
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Buffalo
N. Y
City Convention Hall
North America
Hearst Backs Democratic Nomination at St Louis Convention
William Randolph Hearst will support the Democratic nomination at the St Louis convention. Hearst authorized Saturday that he will back the nominee, whoever he may be.
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Hearst
Washington
William Randolph Hearst
St. Louis
Slaughter in Armenia Reported by Telegram from Bitlis
Geneva dispatch states a telegram from Bitlis in Asiatic Turkey confirms heavy fighting between Turks and Armenians with about 700 Turks and 600 Armenians reported killed.
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Armenia
Geneva
Switzerland
Gazette ‘de
Lausanne
Bitlis
Turkey
Thes
Indiana Democratic State Convention Chooses Parker Delegates
The May 13 Indianapolis gathering instructed 30 delegates to vote as a unit for Judge Parker of New York for president. The convention endorsed Thomas Taggart for national committeeman and prepared a platform, with Hearst supporters outnumbered but present amid a large crowd.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Cleveland
Isaac P. Gray
Indiana
Hearst
Clapgool Hotel
Sam Small
Georgia
C. A. Windle
Chicago
Parker
New York
Thomas Taggart
George McClellan
Tomlinson Hall
Hendricks, Voorhees
Turpie
Shively, Kern
W. H. English
Gov. Gray
Heir to 8 Million Estate Sparks Family Ejection
Jack Chaney of Owensville and his wife and two daughters have been ejected from their home in Princeton Indiana. They now live in a corn crib subsisting on charity after Chaney learned he is an heir to an $8,000,000 Cleveland estate. He is 70 and the family refuses to work awaiting installments.
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Princeton
Ind
Jack Chaney
Owensville
Chaney
Cleveland
Delegates and Leaders Leave Indianapolis Convention
Delegates and party leaders have departed Indianapolis after the Democratic convention. National Committeeman Taggart stayed until Friday afternoon to speed the parting guests.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Taggart
Indiana Man Appointed English History Chair at Guilford
Royal J. Davis of Wabash Indiana has been named to the chair of English history at Guilford College North Carolina. A graduate of Earlham Haverford and Harvard he recently was connected with the Evanston Illinois Press.
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Indiana
Wabash, Ind
Royal J. Davis
Guilford College
North Carolina
Davis
Earlham
Haverford
Harvard
Evanston
Miller declines pension commissioner bid in Indiana
Lafayette Indiana May 14 Melville W Miller assistant secretary of the interior said Friday he was not a candidate for pension commissioner to succeed James Ware.
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Lafayette
Ind
Melville W. Miller
Secretary of the Interior
James Ware
Death of Mrs. Katherine Bullard
Mrs Katherine Bullard aged 78 sister in law to Henry Ward Beecher died in Indianapolis Indiana. She had lived in Helena Montana for several years.
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Katherine Bullard
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry Ward Beecher
Helena, Mont
Indiana Pipe Line workers remove four inch Hone
Alexandria Indiana May 13 The Indiana Pipe Line Co has a large force at work taking up the four inch Hone from the companys pumping station northeast of Alexandria to Broad Ripple near Indianapolis.
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Alexandria
Ind
Indiana Pipe Line Co
Broad Ripple
Indianapolis
Convention Set for Niagara Falls by W I U L Leaders
Mrs. M. Brettell president of the Woman's International Union Label league has raised the annual convention to Niagara Falls June 7 8 and 9 1904. Alexandria Ind will host the meeting with members gathering to discuss union label efforts and organizational plans.
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Niagara
Alexandria
Ind
M. Brettell
Woman's International Union Label League
Niagara Falls
Three Candidates Enter Field for Wabash City Attorney
Wabash Indiana May 13 three candidates seek the city attorney vacancy. Incumbent Frank C Switzer is joined by Thomas J Stitt and David Brooks as hopefuls for the post.
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Wabash
Ind
Murder Reported: Charles E Lewis Slain at Culdesac Idaho
A terse dispatch from Dillsboro Idaho dated May 1 reports the murder of Charles E Lewis, 28, the sole son of Thomas W Lewis and his wife. No further details are provided.
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Idaho
Dillsboro
Ind
Charles
Thos
Lewis
Culdesac
Ida
Pioneering Greene County settler David Lewis dies at 80
Bloomfield Indiana May 14 David Lewis a Greene county pioneer dies at his Owensburg home aged 80 Born 1823 in Woodford Kentucky he came to Indiana in 1830 He and his eldest son served in the Civil War He amassed about 4000 acres and fathered 12 children 11 heirs reached maturity Each son and daughter received 120 acres and the rest was distributed to his offspring at half value His widow inherits an estate valued at $50000
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Bloomfield
Ind
David Lewis
Greene County
Owensburg
Woodford County
Kentucky
Indiana
Martin County
Residence on Grounds of Lawrenceburg Fair Destroyed
Lawrenceburg Ind May 14 The Lawrenceburg Fair association suffered a 1200 loss when the residence on the fair grounds burned Friday morning with no insurance. Sexton J W Cash lived there and his daughter was carried from the building. The fire started from sparks from Mrs Bennett’s shanty boat across the railroad tracks which had just burned down.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Lawrenceburg Fair Association
Sexton
J. W. Cash
Bennett
B. & O. S.W. Railroad Co
Skeleton of a Mammoth Found in Indiana Swamp
Alexandria Indiana May 13 Ditchers four miles northeast of Fairmount unearthed an almost perfect mammoth skeleton while draining a swamp The bones lay under four feet of vegetable mold and the animal likely died where found The find attracts crowds and scientists seek the specimen as one of the finest in the state
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Alexandria
Ind
Fairmount
Beinzz
Coapstick On Trial In Wabash Court
In Wabash Indiana on May 13 the state opened its case against Rufus B Coapstick former cashier of the Big Four freight office. Big Four officials and local shippers testified to paid freight charges that Coapstick allegedly failed to enter.
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Wabash, Ind
Rufus B. Coapstick
Frmer
Big Four
Coapstick
Barn Fire In Anderson Kills Horses Destroying Deckers Barns
Madison Moore of Anderson reports his horse Maggie Simmons a trotter to be shipped to Cleveland Friday perished in a barn blaze on Thursday night. Deckers barns also burned with total losses near 3000 dollars.
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Anderson
Ind
Madison Moore
Maggie Simmons
Cleveland
Deckers
Pledges Against Using Tobacco in Jeffersonville Schools
The enthnarcotic branch of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union closed its school pledges campaign in Jeffersonville Indiana. It secured 494 pledges in white schools and 104 among colored students.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Bert Dasher Confined in Indianapolis Sanitarium
Indianapolis May 14 Bert Dasher known as Hawood M. or Bert is confined in a local sanitarium suffering from mental collapse. He worked with the late Charles H Hoyt in theater ventures and was a principal beneficiary of Hoyt's will.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hawood M
Bert” Dasher
Charles H. Hoyt
Body Found in Ohio River Murder Suspected Evansville
A badly decomposed white man was found in the Ohio River near Evansville Indiana on Friday. The body stood about 5 feet 6 inches, weighed 175 pounds, wore plain clothing, and had the left hand thumb and forefinger amputated at joints. The head showed signs of crushing, suggesting homicide.
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Ohio River
Evansville
Ind
Indiana Northwestern dual track meet cancelled
The Indiana Northwestern dual track and field event in Bloomington was canceled after Northwestern reports four team members declared ineligible for poor class averages. The decision followed a telegram from Northwestern coach Delaney.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Burton Bribery Case
Wabash Ind May 14 The jury in the Wabash circuit court spent 23 hours considering the case against Frank Burton keeper of a resort at Andrews charged with attempting to bribe Prosecutor Jackman of Huntington County and reported no verdict.
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Burton
Wabash, Ind
Wabash Circuit Court
Frank Burton
Andrews
Jackman
Hunstington County
Missing Rural Carrier Swark Believed Safe in Transit
Rural carrier Anarles Swark of Wabash Indiana has been missing for a week after last being seen in Sheldon New Jersey. Officials report Swark’s conduct has been straight and local searches continue as investigators review routes and contacts. Ground breaking for a new Huntington courthouse occurred Friday with $250000 project and early work underway.
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Wabash
Ind
Anarles Swark
Sheldon
Swark
Woman Dies in Indiana While Daughter-in-Law Passes
A 68 year old woman Mrs William Harmon died May 14 at her home in Spencer township Harrison county Ind Her daughter in law Mrs Harmon died at her home the same hour in New Albany this report notes both deaths occurring in the same general area and time period
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Haug
New Albany
Ind
William ‘Harmon
Spencer
Harrison
County
Harmon
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