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Newspaper
Plattsmouth Journal
Location
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1909
Page
2
Wallace's Farmer editorial warns that Congress may adopt Taft proposals to loosen anti trust laws, enabling big business to fix prices and control markets. It criticizes Roosevelt era policies and suggests president is influenced by corporate lawyers to shape acceptable legislation for Aldrich and Cannon.
The piece questions U S policy toward Nicaragua amid rumors of Wall Street financing and possible annexation aims. It critiques Taft era labor tensions and the Bowery bread line, praises life saving stations for miners, and notes Peary’s polar claim while lampooning political stances and a ceremonial push for federal mine rescue stations.
Pastor Russell speaks at Brooklyn's Aberdeen Temple as he argues that divine judgments are benevolent. He rejects eternal torment, praising Christ’s sacrifice and the coming Millennial Kingdom for both natural and spiritual Israel, with special roles for overcomers and the faithful.
The article explains a Millennial era when God's judgments are worldwide through Christ and the Church. It contrasts past selective judgments with a future universal administration of justice, mercy, and knowledge, leading all nations to know the Lord and embrace righteousness.
The text cites Albert T. Patrick arguing he is legally dead so the state cannot jail him. A Republican-era Altoona Tribune opinion condemns mocking price hikes while defending protectionist policies blamed for high living costs and trust profits at the public expense.
Lewiston school district No 7 will host a box social on Thursday evening December 28. The Lewiston site lies three and a half miles southeast of Murray. A short program will follow the event.
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