Election Returns Show Republicans to Control Next Senate
Washington reports late results indicating Republicans will hold a solid Senate majority with gains in key states. Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan and Kansas produce multiple Republican wins while New York and other markets show mixed statewide outcomes.
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Christ the Door Opened to Salvation and Peace
A sermon on Jesus as the Door to eternal life contrasts the open doorway to God with false paths. It treats Christ as the exclusive entry to heaven, offering safety, happiness, and lasting abundance, and warns against indifference or self made entrances that lead to destruction.
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Jesus
God
Satan
Through the Door of God’s Will and the Open Door
The sermon contrasts Paul as a driver of faith with the concept of two doors, a narrow path to Christ and a broad parade of self will. It warns that self will blocks entrance to eternal life while Christ, the Door, offers salvation. a future time when the open door becomes shut and judgment follows. It urges personal alignment with God's will now.
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Jesus
Christ
Christian of Bunyan
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Heaven
God
Jerry McAuley
Wilady
Fireman Falls From Cab Killed In Indiana Freight Incident
Martinsville Indiana November 7 A E Pflosger fireman on the local I and W freight died in a unique accident. The engine crew could not see each other as their cab was split in two compartments. After steam ran low the fireman disappeared and was later found drowned in White River eight feet deep after likely falling onto a bridge bolt.
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Robbery Clue Found Envelopes with Currency
In Wabash Indiana on Friday a mill worker found 20 large envelopes from express shipments. The seals had been broken and the marks showed they held about 18 900 dollars shipped between Omaha and Chicago. They bear a date of August nineteenth and are linked to Burlington train robbers. Officials suspect thieves entered the mill Thursday night. The envelopes may aid investigators and the company will involve secret service agents.
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Treaty
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Chicago
Burlington
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Ghouls Cantrell and McEndree Idled Graves Probed
Detectives Asch and Manning accompanied the alleged ghouls to North Ebenezer and Anderson cemeteries to refresh memories of graves robbed by their confederates. A namer despoiled of its contents was pointed out but ground plots were absent, and investigators say enough evidence exists to justify several additional arrests.
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Ind
Asch and Manning
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McEndree
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Anderson
Church Wrecked by Dynamite in Raysville
In Raysville Indiana the Friends church was totally destroyed by a large dynamite blast placed in the basement amid a clash between saloon and temperance factions. The fight has spanned Central Indiana towns, resurfacing as the Anti-Liquor League of Indiana backs the temperance push.
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Two Boys Struck by Engine in Howell Yard
In Evansville Indiana on Sunday afternoon Charles Dear five and Lloyd Dear three were struck by a switch engine in Howell railroad yards. Both boys sustained severe injuries with one losing both legs and the other an arm and a leg. Their mother witnessed the accident and is distraught.
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Ind
Charles Dear
Lloyd Dear
Howell
Mrs Nancy East Remembered Amid Indiana Frontier History
Mrs Nancy Aim East of Cold Springs Indiana died near here on November 10. Born January 8 1807 in Frankfort Kentucky she moved with her parents to Madison Indiana in 1814 then to Ripley County near Versailles in 1815. She married Isaac East in 1826 and left eight daughters including Susan Draper Martha Johnson and Elizabeth Day. She left ten grandchildren 29 great grandchildren and 11 great great grandchildren. Surviving siblings and a brother numbered in the extended family with deep ties to local leading families.
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Ind
Nancy Aim East
Frankfort
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Kentucky
Ripley County
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Elizabeth Day
Cincinnati
Chicago & Southeastern Railway Tax Settlement Reached
Indianapolis news report that Harry Crawford paid Attorney General Taylor 23 166 13 in back taxes for the Chicago and Southeastern railway. Seven counties benefited as the tax was certified to Taylor. Parke 2237 03 Delaware 2832 89 Madison 3980 30 Montgomery 3193 29 Boone 5569 10 Hamilton 4321 88 Clay 985 58.
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Chicago & Southeastern
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Delaware
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Clay
Judge Baker Resigns Amid Family Appointments
Indianapolis judge John H. Baker announced his resignation from the United States district court on Friday. The move follows his son Francis E. Baker being appointed to the United States circuit court, placing father and son in overlapping high offices and drawing criticism. The judge nears retirement age.
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Ind
Navy
John H. Baker
United States District Court
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United States Circuit Court
Baker
Shot by a Boy in South Bend Wounds Suspect
South Bend Indiana November 10 John Riffel of Johnstown Pa. a suspected hold up man was shot and perhaps fatally wounded by Earl Nixon aged 19 while returning with his sweetheart Anna Car. Riffel was hit in the lung after he failed to heed a stand back warning. Two more shots were fired at four men in hiding.
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Ind
John Riffel
Johnstown
Earl Nixon
Nixon
Anna Car
Riffel
Brother Hilary Dead in Springfield After Sudden Illness
Brother Hilary of Notre Dame Indiana died suddenly in the parlor of St. John's hospital while awaiting a physician. An inquest found death caused by a blood clot in an artery. He had been in Springfield canvassing for several days. Remains to be shipped to Notre Dame for burial.
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Hilary
Notre Dame
Ind
St. John’s Hospital
North End of Cincinnati Richmond & Muncie Line to Run to Chicago
Construction at the north end of the Cincinnati Richmond Muncie road will finish in 30 days and regular trains will run into Chicago. Through service between Cincinnati and Chicago is planned before next March.
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Ind
Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie Road
Chicago
Cincinnati
Attempted Robbery Shown In Indianapolis Incident
An attempted robbery in Indianapolis on Sunday night left William Smith severely injured after four youths knocked him down with a rifle butt. The incident occurred as he traveled from Cincinnati on Miescurt and New York streets, and the assailants fled before completing the robbery.
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Ind
William Smith
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