Bread of Life lesson in Jesus feeding the multitude
The article outlines a biblical dramatization of Jesus feeding 5000 from five barley loaves and two fish, the miracle's purpose, and its meaning. It emphasizes faith, the disciples' testing, and the broader message that Jesus is the Bread of Life providing spiritual sustenance.
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General Lew Wallace Died at Crawfordsville Home
Gen Lew Wallace author of Ben Hur died at his Crawfordsville Indiana home February 15 surrounded by family. His death followed weeks of starvation and inability to take nourishment. He was 78, famed for Ben Hur The Fair God and The Prince of India with a notable military and diplomatic career.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Henry Wallace
Indianapolis
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Wallace
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Fair God
India
Diplomatic Corps of
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Brookville
New Mexico
Uruguay
Paraguay
South America
Constantinople
Kate Edwards Murderess of Husband Saved From Death
Gov. Pennypacker commuted the death sentences of Kate Edwards and Samuel Greason for the Reading Pennsylvania murder case. Greason seeks a Supreme Court order for new witnesses. Edwards awaits the board of pardons March decision as she expresses relief and remorse.
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Warran
Kate. Edwards
Samuel Greason
Reading
Gov
Berks County
Hale shoots large bald eagle at Brownaville
BA Hale fired on a seven foot bald eagle that chased two young lambs into a sheep shed near his home five miles north of Brownaville. He retrieved his rifle and shot the bird after locating it in the pasture.
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Washington's New Senator Plies Selected in Seattle
Senator elect Plies will represent Washington to succeed Mr. Foster. Born in Kentucky forty four years ago, he grew up in the West and worked as a laborer before studying law. He has been a leading lawyer in the state and has represented J. J. Hill and the Pacific Coast company. An accomplished orator.
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Foster
Seattle
Kentucky
J. J. Hill
Pacific Coast Company
Tragic 1904 murder case linked to Kate Edwards
History recalls Kate Edwards a 17 year old wife who faced repeated abuse by her older husband. He was found murdered in a cistern on July 4 1904. She and others faced trials. The woman was convicted while the girl was freed. Greason protested innocence but was convicted. Kate faced execution fears and time with her child Ima born in prison nine days after the arrest.
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Greason
Ima
Missionary Honored by King Decorated in India
The American Board announces Rev Richard Windsor received the Kaiser-i-Hind decoration from the King of England for distinguished service in India. Born in England in 1835, Windsor moved to America as a child and became a pioneer in Bombay presidency, introducing industrial training to educate youth.
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Bombay Presidency
India
Richard Windsor
Mr. Windsor
America
Presidency
Influence in French Party Politics Report
In France the presidency of the chamber saw M. Doumer defeat M. Briegon by a small margin. Brisson’s supporters explain the result as a bribery bet by a Doumer ally who placed a thousand francs against Brisson supporters. The wager allegedly prompted fifteen Brisson backers to switch votes, tipping the scale for Doumer.
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M. Briegon
M. Brisson
British Meat Plant Planned Near Petropavlovsk
A British company with capital of 100,000 rubles plans a modern meat preserving plant about 120 miles from Petropavlovsk in Akmolinsk district. It will link to the Transsiberian railway at Petropavlovsk by wagon service carrying six hundredweight loads. Machinery arrives daily for dispatch to London via favorable freight rates.
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Petropavlovsk
Siberia
London
London Globe
Fight on Standard Oil in Kansas Signals Wide Impact
Governor Hoch, elected last November, launches a broad campaign against Standard Oil. He urges the legislature to create a state refinery and to impose strict controls on the oil company. The dispute includes charges of bribery attempts and Standard Oil’s pullback from Kansas fields.
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Hoch
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Standard Company
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Future of Charles M Schwab Prompts Wall Street Debate
Wall Street discusses Charles M Schwab prospects as he heads to Mexico to explore financing a large wining tunnel in Guanajuato region. His trip to Russia to negotiate a warship contract has been postponed by friends noting temporary focus on current venture.
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Charles M. Schwab
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Mexico
Guanajuato
New Point In Criminology by Dr J Harty
A French criminologist Dr J Harty studied 4000 delinquent French soldiers and found their height weight chest and muscular power averaged higher than well behaved troops. He notes criminals are not inherently superior but criminal families endure harsher conditions and only the unusually strong survive.
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