Warren Academy Transfer Approved to Warren Borough School District
Judge Lindsey rules Warren Academy trustees may transfer lands buildings and funds to Warren borough school directors under the 1862 act. The court finds no valid obstacle and orders a decree to convey property to support county high school education with tuition provisions for district residents and free pupil access for qualified county poor.
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Substantial Justice and the Dishonest Attorney Tale
A Sioux City lawyer tells of a former justice of the peace who accepted a $20 bribe to clear a petty larceny case. The court fined the defendant $100 with $20 already paid, and committed him until the balance was paid, leaving the attorney betrayed and the law upheld.
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Greek Archaeology in Wartime Athens Halts Work
Amid war rumors the American School in Athens paused its Corinth excavation. Greek government and people showed courtesy to foreign scientists, but wartime duties and peasant mobilization halted progress. Director Richardson bought land near the temple and uncovered a stoa suggesting the agora, with plans to resume excavation in March pending expropriation.
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British Lead in Suez Traffic in 1896
The 1896 Suez canal figures show Great Britain commanding 68 percent of total tonnage with 2 162 ships totaling 5 817 768 net tons. German and Russian trade rose 14 and 35 percent respectively, while Japan appears with ten ships and 80 553 net tons. No American vessel passed through the canal.
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Cooking and Bridget Trade Cake for Mr Finefella Visit
A playful excerpt from New York Weekly features Bridget Waull speaking to a mother about sharing yesterday’s cake with a visiting Mr Finefella. Bridget negotiates a fair split, asking 80 for consideration while insisting she won’t discourage a nice young man.
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Bodies as Temples of God Temptation and Temperance
Rev 8 H Doyle delivers a Christian Endeavor topic on May 15 urging believers to treat the body as God's temple. He cites 1 Corinthians 3 16 28 and argues dedication to God, the Holy Spirit dwelling within, and strict defilement avoidance to sustain temperance and purity. Bible readings accompany the discussion.
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Higher State for Church and Society, Tyrrell Reflects
Rev. Frank G. Tyrrell argues that a true Christian must pursue both personal virtue and a social ideal. He says the Christly path may reduce profits and influence but demands adherence to the cross, likening the struggle to a Calvary crucifixion.
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Revival of curfews gains traction in 300 cities
The era shows encouraging signs as about 300 cities adopt curfew rules requiring anyone under 15 to be home by 9 pm in summer and 8 pm in winter. In places arrests of youths drop as much as seventy five percent, Moravian urges embracing the measure to give youths proper guidance and curb street education as toughness or flirtation.
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Unselfish Love Promised to Sinners Who Turn Faithful
A religious exhortation urges sinners to shun evils as sins against God and promises divine dwelling, cleansing of tears, the water of life, entry to the heavenly city, and the imparting of God’s life of unselfish love to all who begin and continue in faith.
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Tree of Life
The Church and the Congregation
The church is the greater thing and the congregation the lesser a part should never seem greater than the whole. This teaching urges Christians to distinguish church as the whole body from its local group and to honor the global faith community.
Trust Him for a Way When There Is No Way
A devotional line from T. T. Munger D D urges reliance on faith as more than righteousness, presenting faith as life joy and peace amid darkness sorrow and death, guiding believers to find ultimate assurance through trust.
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Kaiser quotes value of missionary killed in China
The chief secretary notes an heir asked for the value of the last missionary killed in China. The Kaiser replies the value will be about 100 square miles or more in land, reflecting a and legs phrasing.
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Indianapolis Journal
Untitled exchange on investigation interrogation points
A politician asks if there were any new findings in the inquiry. The other replies there were none beyond the usual interrogation points, per the Detroit Free Press.
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Oppressor Critics Attacked by Choral Orator in New York
In a spirited rally a speaker branding corporations bondholders and plutocrats as oppressors provokes loud applause. The crowd derides owners of bicycle repair shops while denouncing wealth hoarders and financial elites.
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There Are 48 Kinds of the House You
A fragment notes the phrase There are 48 kinds of the house you mention. The text lacks clear context or identifiable entities to summarize into a fuller news item.
Epworth League Weekly Message on Uplift and Service
Rev W J Yates speaks to the Epworth League week of May 15 on looking up to God and lifting up others. The piece urges a broader mission beyond numbers, stressing spiritual renewal along with social aid, honesty, and kindness as paths to real church power and world improvement.
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When to Punish a Child for Obedience
The text treats childish disobedience as common and controllable with care and proper medicine like a medical ailment. It warns against chronic resistance and favors understanding the cause, withdrawing unreasonable commands, and guiding obedience with kindness and clear reasons rather than nagging or coddling.
Invitation culture and printing style in league outreach
The piece argues for tasteful invitations and printed material to attract youth. It emphasizes avoiding sensationalism, valuing good typography, and supplementing with personal appeal to persuade young people to attend events.
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Mission League notes progress in Korea and China chapters
The column outlines the Ninde chapter in Chemulpo Wesley church as the first in Korea, mentions later chapters Malla lieu Goodsell Warren and Joyce, and lists mission slides from Rev Yates for League use. It covers Tieng Ang Dong in China, funds raised, and native examinations. It urges study of mission fields with stereopticon lanterns for youth and Sunday schools, and notes slides are available for League members.
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A Call for A Religion of Honest Deeds and Kindness
The quote extols a religion guiding moral behavior in daily life. It highlights debt responsibility, restraint from gossip, equality before wealth, honesty, and virtue as universal needs. The question asks the reader to identify this guiding faith.
Sunflower as Valuable Crop for Feed Oil and Heat
The sunflower proves a valuable plant with seeds suitable for stock feed. Its oil ranks with top oils, and its stalks yield more heat than coal, boosting its farming value.
Difference Between Pride and Vanity
A concise contrast notes that pride and vanity are distinct traits. The statement asserts pride is internal while vanity seeks external approval. It emphasizes self-perception over others' judgments and frames vanity as outward display and pride as inner confidence.
Cuba Libre Cry and Rise Amid Historic Chains
A vivid poem recalls Cuban struggle and a historic chain of oppression. The speaker links blood and life with calls for freedom as references to colonization, slavery, the Inquisition, and enslaved peoples surface in the verse. It invokes Columbus and centuries of oppression.
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The Best Ole Gun in Town Recalled in War Poem
A reminiscence in verse reflects on an old gun kept for Confederate use, praising its power at Manassas and Bull Run. The speaker laments future need but notes changing times and the music of wartime echoing in memory.
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To arms for the fleet in the red dawn of war
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