World missions message echoes through Foreign Mission Journal
A lengthy devotional piece argues that world missions are central to Christianity. It traces the Bible’s record to support global evangelism, citing the Great Commission and the global scope of the New Testament. The author laments anti missionary attitudes and urges Christian altruism as a worldwide duty.
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Branchville Robbery Signals Local Help in Express Heist
Branchville exploits reveal a bungled express train robbery with a safe moved to a negro named Kearse, later dumped in the river. Authorities in Orangeburg, Colleton, Dorchester, Charleston, and Richmond County coordinate posses aided by bloodhounds to corner the culprits. Governor McSweeney offers 400 reward per outlaw, while witnesses include Captain J W Hill and legislator Seabrook.
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Americans What Miss Roosevelt Will Get A Nice Gun for Teddy
Admiral Jingo Tohry of Prasata is chosen to bring gifts to the United States. The array includes gold and silver boxes encrusted with diamonds, a monogrammed piece on a jeweled bracelet, and a jeweled belt. Acknowledged items include a booting gun with interchangeable barrels for the President.
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Deplorate State of Affairs Evident in Darlington News
The Choraw cor regandont reports a deteriorating situation with farm stock and implements piling up daily at a tragic rate. An auction day saw a wagon sell for 11.25 dollars while owners struggle to find tenants. Cultivation declines as renters vanish and owners must farm their own land. Population notes link Columbia and other centers to a wider national downturn. The factory factory notes and June 120 publication date appear in the record.
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Senate Tempers Soar in Bitter Clash Over Philippines Debate
Fractious Senate session features shouting matches between Spooner and Tillman. Personal taunts erupt as questions of the Platt Amendment and lynching evoke sharp exchanges. President pro tempore Frye admonishes decorum after a day of heated rhetoric and crossfire between Republicans and Democrats.
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Senate clash over Philippines and race in heated exchange
Senator Spooner and Senator Tillman spar over US policy in the Philippines and racial issues, accusing each other of hypocrisy and violence. The debate touches slavery era comparisons, occupation power, and questions of liberty for colonized people, ending with their exchange of remarks.
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