The Witness of the Face in Christian Speech and Life
The article argues that a Christian's face should radiate inner grace, citing Stephen's angelic countenance before the council and Moses and Jesus on sacred high places. It contends that true radiance comes from the indwelling Christ, not outward polish, and urges believers to let their faces witness the faith to a watchful world.
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Moses
Mount Sinai
Jesus
Mount of Transfiguration
Stephen
God
Tephen
Christ
Apollo
Stephen T
Heaven
Fife
Saul
Damascus
Jesus Heals in Tyre and Sidon and Cures Deaf Man
In late summer AD 9 Jesus travels to Phoenicia with His disciples to escape Galilee turmoil. A Greek Syrian Phoenician woman pleads for her demon afflicted daughter, and Jesus heals her faith. He then returns to Galilee and heals a deaf mute man with sign language, touch, and a spoken blessing.
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Tyre
Sidon
Mim
Hiareet
Jesus
Sea of Galilee
Decapolis
A. D
Capernaum
Phoenicia
Galilee
Jerusalem
Lkely
Nat
Matthew
God
Grapes from Canaan Blessing and Healing Theme
The text speaks of blessings from Canaan and healing through faith. It contrasts a healing Word with a harsher, unhealing doctrine and references a Bow of Man as a symbol of strength and virtue. The tone is allegorical and exhortative.
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Canaan
Beef Trust Probe Under Commerce and Labor Dept
Washington reports the department of commerce and labor is investigating the so called beef trust. The inquiry follows a House resolution and aims to explain beef price differences with emphasis on western stockmen. No public hearings will be held and publicity is to be limited. Results depend on President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Departement of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Corporations
Beeg Trust
Hoture of Representatives
Department
Martin
South Dakota
Cortelyou
Garfield
Roosevelt
Land Fraud Case Begins In San Francisco
San Francisco on March 23 reports the preliminary examination of F. A. Hyde and Henry P. Dimond in an indictment from Washington. They are charged with obtaining government land by fraud. Hyde bonds set at 30000 dollars and Dimond at 15000 dollars. both complied.
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San Francisco
F. A. Hyde
Henry P. Dimond
Federal Grand Jury
Washington, D. C
Hyde
Dimond
Missouri delegates chosen for Roosevelt ticket in Kansas City
Missouri Republicans at the state convention named at large delegates to the national convention in Chicago. They were instructed to vote for Theodore Roosevelt for president and Cyrus P. Walbridge for vice president. Alternates and the state chairman were also listed with district and city affiliations.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Cyrus P. Walbridge
St. Louis
L. ¥. Parker
Robert C. Day
W. ©. Pierce
Maryville
Charles A. Clarke
Joseph C. Moore
Nelson Crews
Waller M. Palmer
A. L. Thomas
Thomas T. Aking
St. Joseph
Nominations Confirmed for Army Colonels to Brigadier General
Washington March 23 Senate confirmed all army nominations held up with Gen Leonard Wood leading the list. Colonels named to brigadier general include Charles A Coolidge Cyrus Roberts J Milton Thompson Calvin De Witt Carle A Woodruff David H Kinzie John L Tiernan James Miller David J Craigie Alpheus H Bowman Hammond Rice Charles G Penney J C Chance Theodore F Forbes Daniel D Wheeler Leon A Mauile Charles L Cooper John A Kresa John Simpson Camille C Carr Thomas H Barry All had been retired except Gen Barry. Yee Starts to Move Davenport Ia March 23 Heavy ice in the Mississippi began moving and rose the river several feet cutting off Rock Island arsenal power and throwing several workers out of work.
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Washington
Senate
Gen. Leonard Wood
Charles A. Coolidge
Cyrus §. Roberts
J. Milton Thompson
Calvin de Witt
Carle A. Woodruff
David H. Kinzie
John L. Tiernan
James Miller
David J. Craigie
Alpheus H. Bowman
Hamond Rice
Charles G. Penney
J. C.chance
Theodore F. Forbes
Daniel D. Wheeler
Leon A. Mauile
Charles L Cooper
John A. Kresa
John Simpson
Camille C. C.,carr
Thomas H. Barry
Gen. Barry
Davenport
Mississippi
Rock Island Arsenal
Landrad
Bribing Chicago Jurors in Sullivan Case
Chicago March 24 startling information in disbarment proceedings against Alexander Sullivan alleges juror bribery by Sullivan in favor of Union Traction Co. James J. Lynch, former bailiff, testified that money was paid to jurors for action, claiming to have bribed more than a hundred jurors with only three refusing.
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Chicago
Alexander Sullivan
Union Traction Co
Sullivan James J. Lynch
Master In Chancery Learning
H. T. Gilbert
Lynch
Sullivan
Traction Company
Gilbert
Gas tragedy in East Eleventh street tenement
Three people died from illuminating gas in a five story East Eleventh street tenement. Otto Grossman 35, Jennie Grossman 32, and Rosie Longfelder 33, all found dead as two gas jets ran full. Neighbors report Grossman had threatened to turn on the gas to kill himself and his wife, with a party and heavy drinking cited the night before.
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New York
East Eleventh Street
Otto Grossman
Jennie Grossman
Rosie Longfelder
Grossmans
Grossman
Reversal in Schnettler Doling Case by Supreme Court
Jefferson City Mo March 24 Division No 2 of the supreme court reversed and remanded the case av John H Schnettler convicted of doo dling while a member of the house of delegates in St Louis and sentenced to four years in the penitentiary The reversal was on the ground that the information was not verified by affidavits as required by law the opinion stating that the information is not void but should have been amended during trial and before the case was disposed of in the lower court
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
John H. Schnettler
House of Delegates
St. Louis
Missouri Supreme Court Overrules Change To En Banc Review
Jefferson City Mo March 24 division No 2 of the Missouri supreme court Wednesday morning overruled the motion to transfer the case of George Collins to court in banc for review by the entire court and Collins must hang at Union Franklin county next Saturday Collins is the Union bank robber and murderer of Detective Charles J Schumacher and Bill Rudolphs pal
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
George Collins
Banc
Colling
Union
Franklin County
Collins
Charles J. Schumacher
Bill Rudolph
Body of missing man found in Mississippi River
August Colberry a prominent Moline merchant was found dead in the Mississippi river Tuesday by police. He left Moline for East Moline last November with 600 dollars in his pocket and after visiting a saloon and displaying his money disappeared. The money was not found on the body suggesting robbery and murder.
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Moline
Ill
August Colberry
Mississippi River
Colberry
East Moline
Outbreaks In Liege: Two French Anarchists Arrested
Liege Belgium March 24 The authors of recent bomb outrages here two French anarchists Laobin alias Beaumanois and Dudefin have been arrested They confess their aim was vengeance for the expulsion of fellow anarchists from Belgium In France Laubin had been imprisoned several times for attempts to destroy public buildings
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Liege
Belgium
Laobin
Beaumanois
Dudefin
France
Laubin
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