Motherhood Sermon Emphasizes Industrious Christian Mothers
Dr Talmage's March sermon on The Marriage Ring centers on Hannah as an industrious intelligent Christian mother who trains Samuel through practical care discipline and prayer. He argues modern mothers must be vigilant about diet education and religion and promises reward in the piety and usefulness of their children.
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William Tell
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Elkanah
Elksnah
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Shiloh
John
Zuph
Hell
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Alfred the Great
Isaac Newton
St. Antine
Richard Cecil
Edwards
Eyrie
Desert
Kingdom of God
Eunice
Timothy
Heaven
Celestial City
House of God
Government rail plans and a deadly Texas strike clash
Congress debates new transport projects including an inland water route from New York to Florida and an Alaska China railway. In Fort Worth Texas a violent clash between sheriffs and armed strikers leaves multiple officers wounded and one striker dead, as troops and citizens flood the city and fortify depots and yards.
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Tehauntepec
Mr. Helper
South America
Washington
Uncle Sam
America
China
British America
Alaska
Behring Straits
Siberia
New York
Florida
Skinner
John Arthur Lynch
Senate
Hoar
Indianapolis Area Deaths and Local News Highlights
Obituaries from Indiana towns—Jerry Smith dies near Jeffersonville at 101. Mrs. Mary Benenman of Kokomo would turn 117 on the 27th. Richmond votes to spend 20 000 on new city buildings. Miner Wm Oliver crushed at Gartsherrie mines near Harmony. Two Madison school teachers plan to teach in Japan as the country seeks teachers. Epizootic among Wabash horses mild and treatable. Southern Indiana soldiers plan a four day reunion at New Albany fairgrounds in August. Richland township farmer Jarvis Jeffries drowns in a six inch deep ditch. Mrs. Nancy Hamill of Madison dies by self act. Goshen society roiled by Miss Effie Bartz eloping with Jim Hahn to Michigan, marrying there. Knox county treasurer Hollingsworth bound for embezzling about 80 600. Michigan City seeks more harbor funds than 45 000 appropriated. Newhart’s mill at Terre Haute burns, 40 000 loss. Clayton Gilnfort fatally injured by debris. Central Normal College opens spring term with hundreds of Indiana and national students. Valparaiso muskrat shooter Charles Barcomb, 20, dies in accident. Brasil mining district 1 500 miners sign temperance pledge. several saloons close as temperance revival spreads led by J Martin.
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Mary Benenman
Kokomo
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Madison
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Indiana
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Fulton County
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Ratn
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Knox County
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Michigan City
Congress
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Terre Haute
Clayton Gilnfort
Central Normal College
Danville
Charles Barcomb
Valparaiso
Brasil Mining
Martin
Vigo County
Anton
Damages sought after church crossing and rail disaster
A series of early 20th century incidents include a woman crossing a field owned by James Cole and a plan by Mr. Bean to file a federal court damages action in Indianapolis. James Depp of the Lutz hotel in Wabash was attacked by manager Will Newman, disfiguring injuries reported. A Louisville Evansville and St. Louis train derailed near Ferdinand, causing two deaths and many serious injuries. Widespread public notices also mention river dredging plans for Hammond and a Miami county inmate's escape and injury.
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Lutz Hotel
Wabash
Will Newman
Depp
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Evansville
St. Louis
Hantingburg
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Owen
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War Department
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Hammond
Ind
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Allegheny Mountains
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Miami County
Boone’s Woods
Peru
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L. E. Arnold
Stilesville
George M. Beard
W. H. Rakestraw
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Henry C. Cloyd
Union City
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Huntington
William N
F. JA. Fisher
Xenia
Micajah C. Henley
Richmond
Micajah Henley
H. Farmer
Chas. Joseph
Jeffersonville
Elijah Neff
C. C. Wolf
W. H. Green
Rochester
Frank Schofield
New Albany
Wilson D. Schooley
Cash C. Thomas
Sam Watson
Straughn
Senator Wilson Proposes Differential Mail Rates for Seeds and Plants
Iowa senator Wilson, who pushed to double postal rates on merchandise sent by mail, introduces a new bill to charge eight cents per pound for seeds bulbs and plants while keeping other goods at thirty two cents. The move follows his broader postal rate reform effort.
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Iowa
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