Gale of Wind Caps Off Daily News Parade
A wide sweep of items from Attica to Alaska to Havana fills this late January issue. Explosions in Attica injure Henifan and Redding. G W Sweet and sister found dead near Washington Hollow. Luetgert trial testimony shifts defense stance. Mrs. Augusta Nack in Auburn prison. riots, strikes, and political moves across the United States. naval maneuvers, floods, and blizzards affect towns from Ohio to California. multiple deaths and legal actions documented in brisk itemized fashion.
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Attica
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Nicholas Redding
G. W. Sweet
Washington Hollow
Dutchess County
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Luetgert
Chicago
Augusta Nack
Auburn
New England
New York
New York State
Jaruca
Morgan
United States Senate
Hawaii
Benj. Oliver
American Express Company
Amsterdam
Havana
Joe—Rev. S. W. Sample
Jamestown
Ohio
Edward A. Duff
New Haven
Conn
Randsburg
Cal
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Austria
Battle Creek
Mich
United States
McKinley
Errazuriz
Chile
National Guard
Argentina
de Witt Clinton
Poughkeepsie
Daughters of the Revolution
Emile Zola
Dreyfus
Paris
China
William Brockway
Schaefer
George Sutton
Central Underground Railway of London
Eng
General Electric Company
Behenectady
Juan Masso Pana
Ohio River
Louisville
St. Louis
Charles Lee
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Iowa House of Representatives
Iowa
William L. Strong
American Protective Tariff League
Cornelius N. Bliss
Gale in St. Louis Kills Two, Injures Several
A violent gale swept over St. Louis reaching 66 miles an hour. Two people died August Weymeyer 27 a carpenter blown from Shields school roof and Thomas Joseph Peterson 4 blown from a porch on Franklin Avenue. Mrs. Sarah Lorin 9840 Laclede Avenue injured with spine injury and may die. additional property damage reported.
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ST. Louis
August Weymeyer
Shields School
Thomas Joseph Peterson
Franklin Avenue
Sarah Lorin
Laclede Avenue
Relief Supplies Pay No Duty in Klondike Expeditions
The War Department reports Canadian officials in Ottawa agreed to admit all supplies from U S relief expeditions into the Klondike free of restrictions. The arrangement covers government expeditions only, with sale of food to paying miners allowed. Mail reports also note the steamship Manitoban carrying reindeer to New York is stormbound at Trendjelm.
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John Varnell
Mount Vernon
Iill
Bradstreet
Weekly Review of Trade
Schaefer
Cotton
Chicago
Ives
Adolph Luetgert
New England
EK. W. Hoch
Marion
Kan
Corona
Victoria
B. C
Alaska
Washington
War Department
Ottawa
Klondike
United States
War Dlement
Norway
New York
Trendjelm
Rhode Island General Assembly Debates Militia Shift
Governor Pyer urges converting at least one infantry regiment into heavy artillery under U S army rules. Governor Dyer supports a militia trained to assist in defending Narragansett Bay as a wartime auxiliary to the regular army.
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Providence
General Assembly
Pyer
United States Army
Dyer
Nar- Fagansett Bay
English syndicate plans $1,000,000 steel plant in Birmingham
A wealthy English syndicate has practically completed arrangements to erect a one million dollar steel plant in Birmingham. They believe America will be the future iron and steel center and Alabama offers the best opportunities for cheap production.
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Birmingham
Ala
America
Alabama
State Politics Distrust of Wanamaker-Dolan Led Business League
Philadelphia correspondence reports the Business Men's League plotting to defeat Republican nominations in Pennsylvania. It accuses Wanamaker Dolan Leach Van Valkenburg and allies of plunder, slander, and backing independent tickets to undermine party leaders and federal appointments. The piece blames press agents, editorials, and politics in Philadelphia for corrupting state politics and cites McKinley administration snubs and Quay's influence in appointive decisions.
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Pennsylvania
Republican Organization
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van Valkenburg Brothers
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Delamater
Bossism
United States
Martin
McKinley
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
Telegraph
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Business Men's League
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Colector Read
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Senator Quay
Hancock
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Wesley Thomas
Thomas
Quay
White House
For Christ and the church topic for Christian Endeavor week
Rev H Doyle comments on the anniversary of the Christian Endeavor movement urging consecrated giving and willing work for Christ and the church. He cites Exodus and Luke to stress liberal offerings, self sacrifice, and active service, urging members to rise to opportunities and support Bible readings.
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Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Movement
Christ
Israel
Tabernacle
Moses
A Real Hero
The piece argues that true heroism lies in enduring personal limitations and choosing restraint. It distinguishes between actions praised for ease and those requiring effort and overcoming nature, asserting the soul’s discipline defines the real overcomer and hero.
Triumph Through Death in Christian Salvation
Religious Telescope argues that Christ’s death, not just His life, secures complete triumph. The piece interprets lifting up on the cross as drawing all to Jesus and holds that believers reach glory through death to the world and death of the body, freeing the soul for eternal life with God.
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Christ
Homer Davenport
England
Oregon
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New York
Davenport
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Detroit
Sin
J. T. Trowbridge
Faithful Work for God and Humanity
A Philadelphia Methodist message urges that any kind act toward strangers is faithful work for God and humanity. It emphasizes that prayer for others is also work, inviting readers to enter the joy of a faithful worker.
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Philadelphia
Toleration of diverse views questioned in vital matters
A Jewish Exponent reflection notes doubt about the reach of public toleration. It argues indifference eases tolerance but when crucial interests are at stake true freedom of opinion remains difficult to grant.
Man's need for grace through life and glory
The quote states that man's first need is grace to obtain it, second to keep it, third to increase it, and fourth to perfect it, since daily temptations rise and only completion leads to eternal glory, attributed to Presbyterian authors.
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Presbyterian
A Wise Law Lesson From Job and Faithful Integrity
Rev. W. J. Yates emphasizes Job’s genuineness amid calamities and warns against wavering integrity under pressure. He compares storms at sea to faith, urging readers to cling to truth and righteousness, ignore doubters, and endure until daylight reforms errors.
Special remembrance Sunday urges youth education support
Sundays, Jan 30, set for a league backed focus on colleges and seminaries. The piece calls for educational awareness, endowment attention, and possible school addresses to inspire youth toward thorough life work education, urging prayer for students abroad and citing Bishop Haven on Christianity as piety plus education.
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League
E. O. Haven
The True Aim of Virtue and Religion
The text argues that reward or praise should not motive goodness. Honest behavior, humility, and love for God must come from genuine duty and truthfulness. It advises serving God for His own sake and doing right because it is right, not for rewards or recognition.
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Earth
God
Courage Trother Poem Reflection
A short verse urges steadfastness in adversity. It contrasts dark paths with a guiding star and faith, urging courage whether in loss or gain and condemning policy and deceit. The piece ends with a call to meet the road bravely regardless of outcome.
Quotations on belief by Professor George J. Romanes
A concise reflection noting that disbelief is easier than belief, grounded in both reason and spirit. The excerpt argues disbelief aligns with environment and custom, while belief requires a spiritual use of imagination.
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George J. Romanes
Mustache Pillow Tradition Echoes Across Wars
The Chicago Chronicle reports a revived custom where volunteers in a Bavarian regiment and later Alsace firemen cut off their facial hair to form a pillow for a newborn baby boy, honoring royal or civic births. The gesture mirrors a prior act of devotion to a prince and mother.
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Maximilian
Chicago Chronicle
Woman's Strength and Faith Versus War's Harsh Call
A historical meditation contrasts male courage and martyrdom with female fragility then reframes the scene, asserting women possess deeper heart, firmer faith, and greater devotion to Jesus, capable of endurance and sacrifice beyond fear.
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Jesus
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