All Things Are Yours in Christ, Riches for Believers
A sermon-like exploration of Christian inheritance claiming that all things belong to believers through God the Father and Christ. It argues adoption as sons, moral surrender, and faith unlock the inexhaustible riches of both temporal and spiritual goods, urging active use in service and ministry.
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Port Arthur Battles and War Dispatches Across Front
Early 1905 dispatches describe the cruiser Bovari sunk by a floating mine, heavy bombardments on Port Arthur, and Russian and Japanese movements along the Yalu and Tumen areas. Reports cite Russian armament, troop shifts, and various correspondents detailing harbor damage, wreckage, and the evolving siege near Chemulpo and Mukden.
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Mukden
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Frank
London
Mareigle
Daily Mall
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Korea
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Chemrylpo
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Standard
Daily Telegraph
Toklo Rerre
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Baron von Stackelberg
Vladivostok
Paria
New York Herald
Times
Torkilo
Ching Cheng
Anju
St. Petersburg
Tetter
Bates Treaty Abrogation Mentioned In Taft Cable
Secretary Taft receives a cable from Gen Wade stating abrogation of the Bates treaty with the sultan of Mindanao. The message notes restraints to avoid actions provoking Moro forces and possible life loss amid broader Philippine policy tensions.
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Taft
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Telsvision
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Sultan of Sin
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Efton
World
Miners approve compromise wage cut in nationwide vote
Secretary Wilson announced that miners across Indiana Ohio Western Pennsylvania Michigan Kentucky West Virginia and Iowa backed the operators' compromise reducing the Wake scale by 6.55 percent by a total of 98 514 in favor of the two year contract while 67 373 favored a strike Illinois and Iowa favored strike overall with a 28 512 peace majority Indiana favored peace by 4 300 and Pennsylvania by 22 284 Maryland West Virginia and Michigan also backed the compromise A district breakdown is noted and the joint sub scale committee will meet at national headquarters to sign the new wage scale operative April 3 for two years. Wilson declined further comment calling the vote a paid fight and saying it speaks for itself.
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Kentucky
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Iowa
Illinois
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Dantzler Lever Contest Report Sparks House Debate
Washington March 19 The report in favor of Mr Lever in the Dantzler Lever contest from South Carolina district states a colored man Deutzler was not elected while avoiding a ruling that Lever was elected. The committee warns a precedent that could unseat many southern members and leaves Lever in the prior position. The World’s Fair notes closing plans for Sunday with reduced child admissions and hours. Grover Cleveland’s 67th birthday observed in Princeton. Seeds Apple trial claim may transform fruit industry at Grand Junction. Mowatt meets Young Corbett in Chicago in early April. Beloit College student Walter Ferris wins state oratorical, advancing to national contest.
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Riot at Bourbon Stirs Town Over Jap Sympathy
Happenings in Hoosierdam report small riot in Houthon Indiana sparked by sympathy for Japan after a debate on Far Eastern questions. Armenian Charles Harhara and Lee Yuan clashed with Barbara and students from the local college, leading to serious injuries and police intervention.
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New York American League Baseball Club
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