Peter Denounces Cowardice In Peter And Others Sermon
In Denver Rev Myron Reed spoke to a large congregation at Brackvers temple. He argued that Peter was not a coward but linked the phrase and others to mass crowds and political posters. He contrasted courageous acts with fear and urged sympathy for the common man while recalling Biblical and civic examples.
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Denver
Myron Reed
Anya
Funon
Nir
Mary
Jesus
Peter
Peter Mala
Mme
Joseph
Arimiathea
Mandy
Josie
Ganeerols
Wiest
Fhawtiege
Winseih
Clyde
Maine
Atimuthon
Daniel Dowehel
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Bo- Aud-eo
Juane
Collum
Daniel Dougherty
Hia Hime
Dankt Dougherty
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England
America
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Tablds
Meterpulitan Carnals
Uelurgiog
Asia
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Lo Dome
Hiroadway
Castle Lato
Meing
Levinas Dowd
UN Jon Square
Washington
Tihtine
Lee
Sethe
Angel
Bad Angel
Jie
Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores Health in Warren Woman
Mrs Warson of 498 Columbia St Warren Indiana recounts years of poor health including heart symptoms asthma and kidney troubles. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla she regained strength sleptSoundly and avoided bed rest for over a year praising the remedy and recommending it widely.
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Hood
Columbia St. Warren
Ind
The Modern View of Humanity and Its History
The speaker links democracy, education, and equality to broad social progress, arguing that ordinary people rise from obscurity to wealth through natural laws and reform. He cites Voltaire, Muller's ideas, and Lincoln, contrasting past elites with today’s mass society, and urges dedication to the unfinished work of liberty.
Western League Opens Thursday With Blues Schedule
The Western League baseball season opens in Kansas City Columbus and Milwaukee with doubleheaders starting Thursday. Kansas City Blues host St Paul and start a 18 game stretch in Milwaukee Columbus Grand Rapids Indianapolis and St Paul followed by trips to Minneapolis and Philadelphia. Memorial Day and the Fourth of July home dates feature Indianapolis and Milwaukee. The Blues posted strong crowds for Saturday and Sunday games.
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Columbus
Miwaskee
Dianapolis
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St Paul
Detroit
Milwaukee
Minnespotte
Tndianapolie
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Kansas City Blues
Saints
Minneapolis
Wwe
Blues
Minnesot Colle
Phly
St. Paul
Miwawkes
Withnur Wy
British Warning Halibut Fishing Banned in British Columbia
A British warning prohibits halibut fishing off the British Columbia coast. The report notes warnings issued to several vessels near Tacoma and nearby areas, with penalties for illegal fishing. The measure aims to protect North Pacific fisheries and regulate cross border coastal activity, citing enforcement by authorities.
Unclear OCR notice on land office salaries and raids
An unclear April notice reports salary retrenchment at the land office and investigations into Chippewa Indian raids. It mentions per day earnings, staged dances, and specific dates, with fare reductions and a looming effect after a period of few weeks.
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Acnuray Land Office
Exiles May Reign the Future. Tarden. A ferte cadled
An obscure wartime decree directs transport of criminals to Siberia by rail. The order describes confinement and harsh conditions, promising punishment and separation from society. The document references ministers of war and a future under exile governance.
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A. Ferte
Gort
Siberia
Anea
War in Thessaly as Greek Turkish forces clash near Mount Olympus
Reports from Constantinople say war has begun after a palace coup, with Turkish forces ordered to advance against Greek positions in Thessaly near Mount Olympus. Greek artillery and cavalry reinforce lines at Kolront and Elassona while both sides suffer unclear losses and shifting troop deployments amid bitter mountain weather.
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Bihen Pasha
Bke
Thesmaly
Lartasa
Apelopaemus
Nezerom
Thessaly
Mount Olympus
Nemesros
Kolront
Constantine
Macris
Associated Press
Malouna Pass
Cap Valley
Eblessoua
Simust
Elassona
Macedonia
Wyandotte County Courts Face Constitutional Test
In Wyandotte county Kansas City attorneys challenge two new courts created by the last legislature. Judge Pfost, a former reform school official and staunch Leedy supporter, is targeted for removal under a claimed unconstitutional law. J A Smith petitions Supreme Court to free Vint Greer from custody on a habeas corpus writ alleging Pfost lacks jurisdiction due to constitutional issues.
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Disant
B Pfost
Iast Leginlature
Wyandotte
Kansas City
Kan
Prost
Seywelling
God
Leedys
Justice of the Peace Courts
Supreme Court
J. A. Smith
Vint Greer
Charleston Dispensary Raid Shuts Down Local Sale
Dispensary constables seized 93 cages of contraband items in Charleston on April 1. Officials say a San Francisco house’s operatives arranged the shipment and a drummer connected to the house was invited to Charleston by local leaders to finalize the purchase.
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Charleston
S.C
San Francisco
Paderewski Plays Free At Philharmonic Auditions
London reports Paderewski refused fees for his recent Philharmonic concert appearance. The Philharmonic Society plans to honor him with their gold model at a future event, an award previously given to only a few artists. The notice also urges readers to explore Texas coast country via travel literature and agent information for excursions.
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London
Aprili—Jagerewes
A.C. Amtekkin Ales
Philharmonic
Arabella Stewart
Jing Putt
Cashier Taylor Returns to Argentine Amid Arrest Warrant
George A. Taylor, former cashier of the Argentine bank, returned to Argentine after leaving Kansas City Kansas when a warrant was issued for his arrest on charges of receiving money during deposits. He claims innocence, says he fled to New York seeking work, and intends to address depositors at a court-ordered meeting in Argentine. He asserts he did not intend to evade justice and hopes to explain his side to locals and stockholders.
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Abraham Lincoln
Cooerain
Cape
Gettysburg
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Bea Peubly
Chicago
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Taylor
Kan
New York
Marabel Richardson
Court House
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Aiol
A. H. Cranaby
Kerr St
Memphis
Fenn
McKinley Paid the Bills for Dolphin Trip
President McKinley’s April Dolphin excursion costs were fully covered by government funds. Officials described strict accounting between crew disbursements and visitor expenses, noting no extra coal cost, full rations, and a simple table setup. The president sought no leisure travel charges to government funds, and all payments were accepted.
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Washinton
McKinley Pag
Navy Yard
Parties All Alike Reform and Populists Clash in Debate
J B Bourton and J L Burton argue Reform Party and Populists share blame for bribery schemes and public mistrust. Burton mocks Populists as easily corralled by detectives while condemning bribery and hotel room intrigue. He says Republicans gain ground in Kansas and calls for regulated trusts and debt liquidation to restore good times.
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Reform Party
Burton
Pinkerton
Book Trust
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Leas
Jon Fine
Popullar
Re Form
Republican Party
Kanges
Weil
Republican Party of
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Hanks
Corporations
Kansan
Busines
Political Duty for Citizens and Future Candidacy
A writer argues business people must enter politics to sustain honest governance and warns that political growth is slow and planned. The piece cites tariff concerns and predicts the Republican party will pursue safe lines, with Burden, Burton commenting on his own political plans and need for a major office to reenter campaigns.
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Burton
Republican Party
Salmon Industry in Distress Hits Columbia River Canneries
Astoria April 1 The eastern salmon market unsettles packers with no cannery activity likely on the lower river by May if prices stay at four cents per pound. Fishermen’s union to meet about resisting the four-cent rate as packers plan to close operations and unload supplies below cost amid fierce competition and limited fish from the Columbia River fishery.
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Astoria
Ore
Columbis
Fishermen's Union
Rena
Packers’ Association
Peary Orders Revoked Stirring Arctic Plans
Washington reports a secretary reversed orders affecting Lieutenant Robert Peary, who is on duty at the New York depot. The Arctic expedition program and related maps and scientific geographers debate the secretary’s action while awaiting further departmental clarification.
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Apen
Lon
Robert K. Thas
New York
Mare Inent Pi
California
Keone Peummin Rae
Geogragytical
Peary
Aes
Polar
Aseone
Jordan to Be Retained As Assistant Treasurer
Washington reports the president plans to retain Coddmd Jordan as assistant treasurer of New York. If confirmed this signals Senator Platt will oppose Jordan’s confirmation in the Senate, as he has announced opposition to the move.
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Washington
N. Jordan
New York
Thomas Platt
Jordan
Senate
Joseph Wants Land for Nez Perce at Colville Reservation
Joseph, leader of the Nez Perce band at Colville, appeals to Indian Affairs for tribal land near Snake River Idaho, seeking parcels allotted to his people, a wage fund and a $1000 annual pension, as he spoke before Acting Commissioner Seni. A separate note mentions a forthcoming annual benefit with entertainment and the Actors’ Fund in New York, plus travel rates and laundry services.
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Actors’ Fund
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