Bryan to Students at Harvard in Cambridge Reception
William J. Bryan visited Boston and Cambridge with a city luncheon hosted by Mayor Collins. A public reception at Cambridge City Hall gathered Democratic and nonpartisan leaders, followed by a Harvard University address at Sanders Theater to about 200 students. He spoke on trusts taxation imperialism and party issues amid strong applause.
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Boston
William J. Bryan
Collins
City Hall
Cambridge
William Jan
Joan H. H. McNamee
Bryan
McNamee
Sanders
Mr. Bryan
Harvard University
Harvard
Harvard Union
Embezzler McKnight Convicted After Fourth Trial
Louisvile Kentucky January report that J M McKnight former president of the German National Bank was found guilty by a Federal Court jury on two counts of embezzlement. The verdict followed delays caused by juror W H Landrum a Seventh Day Adventist who refused to deliberate until after sundown on his Sabbath. McKnight convicted of embezzling 736 dollars and 2 more through a loan to former Aldermen Britt and Reeder. He remains jailed pending a motion for a new trial with an appeal planned if denied.
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Louisville
J. M. McKnight
German National Bank
W. H. Landrum
Landrum
Evans
McKnight
Britt and
Reeder
Fire devastates seven yellow poplar rental houses at Coal Grove
In Ironton Ohio seven large tene ment homes owned by Yellow Poplar Lumber Company at Coal Grove burned today destroying most contents. The mills and lumber yards were saved by company force and Ironton firemen but twenty one families were left homeless and the city has no vacant homes. Loss is large but fully insured. In St Louis transit company car sheds and in Fayette Opera House block burn with similar losses.
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Ironton
Yellow Poplar Lumber Company
Coal Grove
ST. Louis
Bellefontain
St. Louis Transit Company
Fayette
Brick Layers and Masons Hold 36th International Union Meet
Pittsburg hosts the thirty sixth annual conference as delegates from 582 unions arrive. About 79,100 workers belong to the union with 60 delegates from 22 Canadian locals expected to attend. A major aim is an eight hour work day with a move to affiliate with the American Federation of...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
the Brick Layers and Masons’ International Union
Canada
American Federation of
Repay Bartley Stealings Appeal Filed in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb Jan 1 Briefs filed by the attorney general with the Supreme Court clerk on an appeal from Douglas county district court releasing bondsmen from liability for Joseph Bartley former state treasurer. The case raises novel questions as bondsmen seek a pardon from the penitentiary for the man they must make whole. The state has yet to recover any of the embezzled funds.
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Lincoln, Neb
Jan. I
Attorney General
Supreme Court
District Court of
Douglas County
Joseph Bartley
Ndsmen
Bartley
Man Arrested in California for Old Texas Murder
Sheriff Purvis captured Charles Thompson in Newman California on a Texas murder warrant from Hills county. He used the alias Charles Frias and admitted the killing, claiming self defense. Thompson says he has lived in California years and traveled to Texas multiple times since the incident.
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Modesto
Cal
Purvis
Charles Thompson
Hills County
Texas
Thompson
Newman
Charles Frias
California
Robbers Hold Up Belleville Store in Masked Night Streak
Three masked men entered Fr l Robbe & Co in Belleville Michigan and held the occupants at gunpoint. They escaped with a sack from the cashier’s desk containing little money while Miss Edith Robbe fled with most of the cash, leaving behind one sack.
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Belleville
Mich
Jan. M
Fr. l. Robbe & Co
Edith Robbe
Cattlemen Garvin and Lee Sentenced in Montana Court
Samuel Garvin and Lee Anderson, Eastern Montana cattlemen recently convicted in a United States Court for cattle stealing, were today sentenced to prison terms. The publicized verdict and sentencing highlight ongoing efforts to crack down on livestock theft in the region.
Judge Sentences Men in Notable Cattle Theft Case
Judge Knowles sentences the defendants to one year in the penitentiary and a $1000 fine for a notorious cattle theft ring. The men faced charges of stealing more than 700 head of cattle from Crow Indians, marking a major Western case.
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Knowles
Discontent in Russia grows under extra police supervision
Correspondent reports expansion of extraordinary surveillance to sixteen more cities and Vilna, bringing total to ten provinces two dozen cities and districts. Article notes police powers include closing plants expelling people issuing special orders arresting on suspicion and sealing private property without cause. Proclamations against gatherings use new powers with fines and up to three months in jail.
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Associated Press
Petersburg
Vilna
Russia
Poland
Kisheneff
Bessarabia
Bessarabet
St. Petersburg
Alexander III
Secret Service
Riga
Dorpat
Obituary: Elisha Scudder Dies in Cambridge at 63
Elisha Scudder, author and former editor of the Atlantic Monthly, died at his Cambridge home after a yearlong illness from heart trouble. He was sixty four. He is survived by a widow and a daughter. Born October 16, 1888 in Boston, Scudder studied at Williams College, edited Riverside Magazine for Young People, led Atlantic Monthly from 1890 to 1898, and wrote many children books and serious works including Life of Washington and Recollections of Samuel Breck.
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Cambridge
Mass
Jan. l
Elisha Scudder
The
Atlantic Monthly
Horace Elisha Scudder
Boston
Williams College
New York
Hurd & Houghton
Riverside Magazine
Grace Owen
Bodley
Washington
Bayard Taylor
Samuel Breck
Reverend Thomas Wall Dies Suddenly at Presbyterian Hospital
The Rev. Dr. Thomas H. Wall, longtime chaplain of Presbyterian Hospital for ten years and its former superintendent for ten years, collapsed and died tonight in the hospital. He was about seventy eight years old.
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New York
Thomas H. Wall
Presbyterian Hospital
Detroit Lawyer Francis G. Russell Dies at 65
Francis G. Russell, a prominent Detroit lawyer, died at his home at age sixty five. He served as private secretary to Governor Baldwin in 1864 and held multiple political offices in Michigan.
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Detroit
Mich
Francis G. Russell
Baldwin
Mexican minister Jose Teresa y Miranda dies after operation
Vienna reports the death of Senor Jose Teresa y Miranda the Mexican minister to Austria Hungary following a surgical operation. He passed away tonight after the procedure, marking the end of his diplomatic service in Vienna.
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Senor
Jose Teresa Y Miranda
Vienna
Austria- Hungary
Moonshiner Shootout Near Mountainboro Kills Deputy
In Mountainboro Alabama J H Hollenbeck and his son were shot while transporting Bud Moore an alleged moonshiner to Gadsden. Hollenbeck died and his son was wounded but expected to recover. Suspects fled into the countryside as a sheriff’s posse pursues them.
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Mountainboro
Ala
J. H. Hollenbeck
Bud Moore
Gadsden
Ald
Hollenbeck
Embezzlement Warrants Sworn Against Railway Clerk
A warrant is sworn for F. H. Fitzgerald, a Southern Railway supply clerk, charged with embezzling about 1800 worth of stamps and company property. Fitzgerald cannot be located, his home listed as Manchester. Authorities say the warrant amount may not cover the total loss.
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Richmond
F. H. Fitzgerald
The
Southern Railway
Fitzgerald
Manchester
Mild weather ruins Placentia bay herring fishery
In St John s Newfoundland on January 11 the mild winter prevents catching and freezing herring in Placentia bay. A large fleet from Gloucester relies on curge to freeze the catch but frost is absent. Heavy losses threaten American Canadian and Newfoundland interests dependent on the fishery.
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ST. Johns, N. F
Placentia Bay
Gloucester
Newfoundland
Canadian Cabinet Member Kinect
Ottawa reports Premier Sir Wilfrid Laurier received a cable stating Hon. R. R. Dobell a Dominion Cabinet member without portfolio had been thrown from a horse and killed at Folkestone England today in January.
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Ottawa
Jan. A
Wilfrid Laurier
R. R. Dobell
Dominion
Folkestone
England
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company Prospectus
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company over 1st 000 assets invested in government bonds municipal securities and mortgage loans. Patronize a home company which is safe and sound. Office No. 148 East Market street. John M. Spann Secretary John H. Holliday President.
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Indianapolis Fire Insurance Companien
East Market Street
John M. Spann
John H. Holliday
Republicans Rally Behind Cromer In Eighth District Run
Delaware County Republican central committee elects Koontz as chairman Gray secretary Campbell treasurer Leffler withdraws opposition to Cromer. Dunlap of Anderson remains as sole Cromer opponent for a third term. Portland confirms organizing with Covall chairman Lalley vice chairman Martin treasurer Griner secretary. Resolutions back Fitzpatrick for clerk of the Supreme Court and Cromer for Congress.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Delaware County Republican Central Committee
Harvey M. Koontz
Isaac H. Gray
David B. Campbell
Joseph G. Leffler
Cromer
M. M. Dunlap
Anderson
Portland
Repub-ican County Central Committee
D. Covall
John W. Lalley
Fred Martin
Daniel BE. Griner
Edward W. Fitzpatrick
Supreme Court
George W. Cromer
Congress
Monroe County GOP opens 1902 campaign with Hill for state treasurer
One of Monroe counties largest Republican conventions opened the 1902 campaign in Bloomington. George Henley presided as delegates endorsed Nat A. Hill for state treasurer and lauded McKinley, Roosevelt and Durbin. Delegates named to the congressional convention included Samuel McWylre and others.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Monroe County
George Henley
Nat A. Hill
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Beveridge and
Fairbanks
United States
Durbin
Samuel McWylre
A. T. Massy
William F. Browning
Harley Marshall
Fount Corder
W. W. Gentry
William Hancock
Samuel Kerr
W. M. Alexander
Omer Bunger
John F. Eller
J. P. Harrel
Thomas Robinson
George W. Henley
Knox County Republicans Rally for United Campaign
In Vincennes Indiana Knox county held the largest precinct meetings with Republicans voting in force. The campaign featured a fight between the Capital faction and the Commercial backed regulars led by T H Adams. Dissidents were defeated and organizers expect a solid front for the party in the current campaign.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Knox County
Capital
Commercial
T. H. Adams
Republicans Hold County Convention in Bedford
The Lawrence county mass convention gathered at the courthouse with David Y. Johnson presiding. Isaac H. Crim elected chairman and Eli B. Stephenson secretary as a county primary was set for by February 15, and resolutions backed Thomas J. Brooks for attorney general and David Y. Johnson for Congress with delegates to their conventions to be chosen.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bedford
Ind
Lawrence County
David Y. Johnson
Isaac H. Crim
Eli B. Stephenson
Thomas J. Brooks
Congress
Local GOP names Green County central committee officers
Bloomfield Indiana January 11 newly elected Green County Republican central committee members met in the courtroom at 2 PM to organize for the campaign. Francis M Dugger of Bloomfield was chosen chairman Alfred M Beasley of Linton vice chairman Will B Maddock of Bloomfield secretary and Harry L Doney the present county auditor was named treasurer.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomfield
Ind
Green County Republican Central Committee
Francis M. Dugger
Alfred M. Beasley
Linton
Will B. Maddock
Harry L. Doney
Owen County Republicans Elect Leadership in Spencer
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Spencer Indiana dated January 1 reports the Owen County Republican organization meeting. A W Howard was chosen chairman Asbury Jarvis vice chairman Homer Elliott secretary and N C Gray treasurer as the party set its local leadership.
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Indianapolis Journal
Spencer, Ind
Owen County
A. W. Howard
Asbury Jarvis
Homer Elliott
N. C. Gray
Hamilton County Republicans Hold Largest Convention Yet
In Noblesville Indiana Hamilton County Republicans met for a large convention selecting delegates for the Frankfort district event on January fifteenth. A primary to nominate the county ticket set for February first drew forty declaring candidates. L S Baldwin announced a bid for Congress against Charles B Landis and was endorsed by a county resolution.
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Indianapolis Journal
Noblesville
Ind
Hamilton County
D. J. McMath
Sheridan
Frankfort
L. S. Baldwin
Congress
Charles B. Landis
Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
McKinley
Harrison and Mount
I. J. Lindley
Edward B. Neal
Republicans Name Delegates In Ninth District Meet
Crawfordsville Ind Jan 11 The Republicans met and selected delegates to the district meeting at Frankfort next Wednesday to choose a member of the state central committee from the Ninth district Jacob Joel for state treasurer was endorsed Delegates from Union township included G W Markley James Hutchinson George A Enoch William Stonebraker R W Caldwell C M Travis F P Mount L Walter Brooks E L Morse and Dr H E Greene County central committeemen from Union township were Eben Sutton Harry Nicholson William Wilkinson Harley Ornbaum R M Harris John Glover M M Nye Hal Ensminger Thomas Boraker J T Layman J H Galey Frank MecCapil S C Kennedy James Greene and Frank S Taylor
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Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Frankfort
State Central Committee
Ninth Congressional District
Jacob Joel
Union Township
G. W. Markley
James Hutchinson
George A. Enoch
William Stonebraker
R. W. Caldwell
C. M. Travis
F. P. Mount
L. Walter Bro
James Greene
Frank
Taylor
Jesse Tomlinson
Corwin Nominated for Fifth District Committeeman
Greencastle and nearby Indiana towns report Republican meetings naming B F Corwin of Greencastle as candidate for district committeeman with thirteen delegates directed to support him. Morgan county delegates chosen for the state district convention and Brazil township selects precinct committeemen and Granville delegates, praising Rep Holliday and supporting rural free delivery for veterans widows.
Cavins Elected Vigo County Republican Chairman by Acclamation
Terre Haute Indiana January 11 Alexander G Cavins a local young attorney and politician was today chosen chairman of the Republican central committee of Vigo county by acclamation to succeed James B Mullikin Cavins came to Terre Haute from Sullivan county a few years ago and is a law partner of A M Higgins United States commissioner.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Alexander G. Cavins
Republican Central Committee
Vigo County
James B. Mullikin
Cavins
Sullivan County
A. M. Higgins
United States
Rousing campaign prompts GOP leaders in Greensburg
Decatur county Republican central committee organized with Judge David A. Myers as chairman William Watson as secretary and William Robertson as treasurer Myers pledged a spirited campaign against Democracy The Seymour convention elected precinct committeemen and district delegates instructing them to back Oscar H. Montgomery for district chairman.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greensburg
Ind
Decatur County Republican Central Committee
David A. Myers
William Watson
William Robertson
Adams Township
Myers
Local Republican caucus names officers and delegates
AURORA IN Jan 11 The meeting of Republicans in Center township Dearborn county elected W H Conaway chairman and authorized him to name precinct committeemen. Delegates F B Shutts J C Small and George Stedman plus alternates A Hern L W Cobb chosen for the congressional district convention at North Vernon on Jan 15.
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Indianapolis Journal
Aurora
Ind
Center Township
Dearborn County
Council Hall
W. H. Conaway
F. B. Shutts
J. C. Small
George Stedman
A. Hern
L. W. Cobb
North Vernon
Swiss county GOP organizes committee with named officers
Vevay Ind Jan 11 Republican precinct committeemen of Switzerland county met and organized the county committee by electing Lucien Harris Vevay chairman Otis Alliott Patriot vice chairman Tyron Anderson Vevay secretary Charles Sieglitz Vevay treasurer
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Indianapolis Journal
Republican county conventions elect Wabash central committee
In Wabash Indiana on January 1 the Republican county convention chose a new central committee for Wabash County. Lincoln Guynn presided. Slate includes Dooley King Gibney Switzer Anderson Tait Wellman Walter Parmenter Langston Rowan Wimmer Adams King Miller Ligon. Gidley Yocum Baer. Todd Williams Miller Williams Matthews. White Wertenberger Sewell. Little Roberts Whisler Ursehel Smith Gingerick Smith. Sailors Lowe Singer Coggeshall Bowman. Dicken is chairman with Lasselle Slick as secretary.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
County Central Committee
Logansport
Lincoln Guynn
Central Committee
John Dooley
C.S. King
John Gibney
F. O. Switzer
W. H. Anderson
John Tait
Sam Wellman
Bossier Walter
Jesse Parmenter
Americus Langston
George Rowan
E. N
Wimmer
James Adams
Fred King
George Miller
Noble Township
A. T. Gidley
I. E. Yocum
H. G. Baer
Paw Paw
George Todd
Clay Williams
Avery Williams
R. K. Matthews
Lagro
Sherman White
Ben Wertenberger
George Sewell
Pleasant Township
H. D. Little
Wiliam Roberts
David Whisler
A. J. Ursehel
H. H. Smith
Harvey Gingerick
A. P. Smith
Chester Township
Jacob Sailors
Charles Lowe
Liberty Township
Aaron Singer
J. M. Coggeshall
Elmer Bowman
Waltz Township
John H. Dicken
Clarence Lasselle
Elmer EB. Slick
Republicans pick Lawrence and Madeford for county posts
PERU Ind Jan The Republicans met today and selected John F Lawrence as county chairman and Howard Madeford as secretary. Political affairs are starting with great promise.
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Indianapolis Journal
Peru
Ind
Jan. U
John F. Lawrence
Howard Madeford
Floyd County Central Committee Chooses New Officers
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from New Albany Ind January 11 The Floyd county central committee elected Evan Prosser chairman Edward McCulloch secretary and John H Weathers treasurer Prosser has chaired the committee four years with no rival, while precinct meetings last night reported spirited contests The proseer candidates won nearly every race and the committee is composed of Louis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
Floyd County Central Committee
Evan Prosser
Edward McCulloch
John H. Weathers
Prosser
Louis
Republicans in Jeffersonville plan district convention in January
Delegates to the district convention were elected and instructed to support George W. Self as district chairman. The convention will be held next Wednesday in the city with Mr Self anticipated to win re election. In Jeffersonville the county Republicans met in conven tion selecting precinct committeemen and delegates. The committeemen will organize Monday and elect a chairman, with Capt. E L Dorsey favored for the post.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
Putnam County
B. F. Corwin
Corwin
John G. Dunbar
Frank Lowe
H. H. Graybrook
Joseph Grandidier
Charlies Miller
Andrew Routh
William Roessner
H. J. Cook
H. W. Vence
John 3. Mann
John Sullivan
John Harman
Roger Compton
J. W. Harman
Philip Berg
J. H. Simms
James Duncan
E. B. Moore
Conrad Saber
J. H. Routh
G. M. Snider
George W. Self
Corydon
Mr. Self
Jeffersonville
E. L. Dorsey
Watson Men Dominate Hancock GOP Delegates At Township Meet
Hancock county Republicans held township conventions to select members of the county central committee and delegates to the Cambridge City district convention. AntiWatson factions were defeated for delegates by 16 to 80. Watson supporters likely to organize the committee. Col E P Thayer may become chairman. Nine or ten delegates to Cambridge City chosen, with resolutions praising state and national GOP policy and Senators Fairbanks Beveridge and Rep Watson. In Wayne county Richmond reports the township GOPs also chose new central committee members and district delegates. county chairman and secretary to be chosen Monday.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greenfield
Ind
Hancock County
Cambridge City
Central Committee
Henry Snow
F. G. Banker
C. M. Kirkpatrick
Alvin Johnson
Jef Patterson
William Reynolds
Fairbanks and
Beveridge
Representative Watson
Congress
Richmond
Wayne County
Lagrange Republicans elect central committeemen and delegates
The largest county GOP convention since 1854 met in the Lagrange courthouse to elect central committeemen and district delegates. George C. Smith of Mungo was named chairman with William H. Duff of Lagrange as secretary. Resolutions endorsed Clarence C. Gilliams, county auditor, for the Twelfth district congressional nomination.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lagrange
Ind
Lagrange County
Central Committee
George C. Smith
Mungo
William H. Duff
Clarence C. Gilliams
Congress
Kosciusko GOP selects county officers in decisive meeting
Warsaw Indiana January 11 The Republican central committee of Kosciusko county met and organized this afternoon electing Chairman L R Stookey Vice Chairman W D Frazer Secretary Robert Nelson and Treasurer Eugene Alleman The gathering was very enthusiastic and energized by the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Warsaw
Ind
Republican Central Committee
Kosciusko County
L. R. Stookey
W. D. Frazer
Robert Nelson
Eugene Alleman
Republican Sweep Sparks Douglas County Primaries in Illinois
In Douglas County Illinois Republican leaders mobilize early for upcoming primaries. Attorney Joseph M. McBeath, long a Democrat, has switched to the Republican side, aligning with the party base and breaking with his grandfather Malden Jones in years past as a Democratic stalwart. The move signals earnest campaign efforts for state and county offices ahead of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Tuscola
Douglas County
Joseph M. McBeath
McBeath
Malden Jones
Illinois
America
Ex-Gov Hogg Urges Sabbath Reflection on God and Christ
Ex Governor J B Hogg of Texas preaches on Sunday rest and spiritual questions. He argues belief in God rests on Jesus Christ and claims to prove Christ’s divinity from a lawyer’s view and circumstantial evidence. He criticizes ministers for assuming Christ’s deity without proof.
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Washington Post
J. 8. Hogg
Texas
Jesus Christ
God
Christ
Caesar
Zionist Must Serve Sentence in British Columbia Court
In Victoria on January 11 the full court of British Columbia affirmed Justice Drake's judgment sentencing Elder Brooks of the Christian Catholic Church in Zion to three months in jail for failing to summon a doctor when a dying adherent faced diphtheria.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Full Court of
Heme
Drake
Elder Brooks
Christian Catholic Church In
Zion
Fidelity and Deposit Company Becomes Surety on All Classes
The Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland takes on the role of surety for all classes of yeode Feary Bull deer senersi egent in a project requiring surety coverage across multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Maryland
Murder case tale of Douglas and a backwoods judge
New York Tribune recounts a story told by E W Waybright of Illinois about young Stephen A Douglas defending a man accused of murder in a remote county. A backwoods justice tries to hang the man, Douglas seeks a lawful appeal, hires Jim Simmons for five dollars, and a jury later acquits. The tale ends with Douglas recalling that episode with pride.
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E. W. Waybright
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
J. P
Douglas
J. FP
Bill
Jim’ Simmons
Simmons
Squire
Hill
Twain
Jim
Billa
Bil
The Chinese in America by Sunyone Pang
A January Forum piece rebutts the common belief that Chinese in the United States are thrifty. It argues Chinese earnings are substantial yet savings are limited and spent locally on clothes, shoes, and meat, with many buying costly foods and facing higher prices for goods.
Embalming the Dead by Belgian Apparatus Demonstrated
The London Express reports a Belgian invention now showcased at the Royal College of Surgeons in London. An apparatus preserves the dead by exposing tissues to formaline air, delaying decomposition without manual intervention, with demonstrations in Brussels and praise from leading London pathologists.
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London Express
Royal College of Surgeons
Brussels
London
Tillett a Back Number in Boston Herald
Ben Tillett, visiting English labor agitator, shows occasional sharp remarks yet cannot teach Americans anything of value. His methods are regarded as outdated and ineffective.
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Boston Herald
Ben Tillett
Tillett
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