Birth From Above A Path To True Inner Change
A sermon-style reflection on Nicodemus and the New Birth. It argues that human nature is corrupt and cannot improve, and that true transformation comes only through a new divine life in Christ. It links belief to regeneration and outlines immediate results such as deliverance from sin, divine sonship, and love among believers.
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Nicodemus
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Ireland
Christ Jesus
Wreck near Yorktown leaves one dead and twenty injured
A traction car bound for Muncie from Indianapolis derailed near Yorktown Indiana killing W R Gryer of Fort Wayne and injuring about twenty others. The wreck knocked out lights and left villagers in darkness as doctors treated the injured by lantern light.
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Muncie
Ind
W. R. Gryer
Fort Wayne
Masonic Lodge
Yorktown
Indiana Union Traction Company
Indianapolis
Prominent Man Charged in Murfreesboro Wife Murder
In Murfreesboro Tennessee Thomas Smith a married man of prominence is jailed on a wife murder charge. Officers say ten days earlier at a neighbor dinner he confronted his wife when she said she would not have supper ready. He followed her after an argument and allegedly lashed her with a black snake whip cutting flesh to the bone. Smith’s friends sent him to Birmingham Alabama and Mrs Smith died Tuesday afternoon.
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Murfreesboro
Tenn
Thomas Smith
Smith
Birmingham
Ala
Deluge Strikes Galveston Deep Flooding Paralyzes City
A severe rainstorm floods Galveston Texas leaving the entire city under water. Businesses and central institutions close as owners and employees go home. Streetcars halted and boats navigate waterlogged streets. Water reaches eight inches in many stores. Some residents flee while others stay.
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Galveston
Tex
Robbers Loot Attica Post Office Safe for $15000
Robbers blew the safe of the postoffice at Attica seven miles west of Chicago Junction and demolished the two story brick building. They secured $15000 including funds of the County Fair Association and other organizations in which W. F. Uhle the new postmaster has served as treasurer.
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Chicago Junction
Attica
County Fair Association
W. F. Uhle
England and Germany deny African territory swap
London reports that England and Germany will not exchange colonial holdings in Africa. It was officially denied that Great Britain would cede Zanzibar to Germany in return for African possession of the Kaiser.
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London
England
Germany
Africa
Great Britain
Yanzibar
Miners Rescued as Dawson Mine Disaster Toll Grows
In Dawson New Mexico the High Line coal mine disaster prompts grim estimates of up to 262 dead. Rescuers pull 22 miners alive and recover six bodies as 190 to 245 workers remain entombed amid debris and toxic gas. Families gather at the entrance awaiting news.
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Trinidad
Colo
Dawson
N. M
Alexander McDonald
Thomas McClelland
Arthur English
Walter Johnson
Juan Trujillo
Felix Garcia
Ernesto Montoya
B. Alparri
Frank McDermott
John D. Aid for Four Colleges Donation Totals
John D. Rockefeller endowed the General Education Board with 43 million dollars and announced new gifts to Johns Hopkins Medical School for medical science 7500000 Barnard College 200000 Wellesley College 200000 and Ripon College 50000 to support higher education across the country.
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Johns Hopkins College
Barnard
Wellesley
Ripon
New York
General Education Board
John D. Rockefeller
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
Barnard College
Wellesley College
Mass
Ripon College
Wis
Four Slain in Mine Fight in Walsenburg
In Walsenburg Colorado on October 25 a fierce clash occurred at the head of Seventh street between striking miners and coal company guards. Four men were killed and several injured as guards escorting non union workers came under fire after a striker threw a brickbat. Guns and random shots erupted with both sides firing.
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Walsenburg
Colo
Seventh Street
Coal Company
Walsen Mine
Bridge Worker Struck by Train on Darby Creek Span
A bridge worker named Likens, sixty, was killed instantly on October 24 when struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train while at work on a bridge over Darby Creek near Kilidd West Jefferson.
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Kilidd
West Jefferson
A. A Likens
Pennsyvania
Darby Creek
Good Men Are Dissatisfied Says Editor
The editorial argues that self-dissatisfaction drives success for ambitious men. It warns against excessive misery over flaws while praising persistent self-criticism as a healthy tonic for salesmanship, management, and leadership.
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David Harum
Revolutionist mocks press for cruel acts in quote
A month’s successful revolutionist defends actions to correspondents noting capture of an insurgent general. He says he starved, beat, and banished him but rejects claims of extreme cruelty and jokes about not running him for vice president.
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New York Evening Post
Eczema Relief Report From North Dakota Patient
Miss Mildred Dennis of Pierson Dakota describes scaly itchy eczema beginning on the scalp and spreading to neck back arms and chest. After about a year and a half she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment daily for two months and credits improvement and relief. Cuticura sold worldwide with free Skin Book offer by mail from Boston.
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Pierson
N. Dakota
Mildred Dennis
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Parson Joys On East End Clergy Spirit
Dr. Cosmo Gordon Lang then Archbishop of York recalls a Stephney era quote about East end children rebuking clerical dullness. He tells of a cheerful street urchin who greeted a disconsolate cleric with Uo, young man, lifting his spirits for the day.
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Cosmo Gordon Lang
York
Stephney
East End
Hard to Break the Habit In a New Song
A woman asks for help with an accompaniment while a man quips to place it in the street. The scene illustrates how hard it is for careless drivers to abandon long established habits.
Water claims and old remedy ads mix in a curious snippet
A fragmented notice battles water content in medicines and touts Mrs Winslow’s Boothing Syrup for teething. It also mentions Australia increasing wheat production by nearly 10,000,000 acres annually and references Red Cross Blue water products.
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Australia
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John
C. W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Pheumonia
Indiana
Union Traction
Tennessee
Ohio
Postoffice Safe
Shaft
Ady
Paris Exposition
France
Winchester
W. L. Douglas
Seers Capital
W.L. Donuglas
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
Maas
W.L
Spark Street
Mase
Foley
Batinti Cosdien
Gorecyac
Joan L. Thompson
Bons & CO
Troy,n.x
Philadelphia
Neale
Cincinnati
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