Would You Like to Live Your Life Over Again
A preacher argues that living life again is unlikely and undesirable. He warns that even with youth’s allure, a second life would replay past sins and losses, urging redoubled holiness and effort instead. He urges young listeners to return home to family and faith, seizing the present.
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Italy
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Westchester
Pike
Job
Satan
Luzerne
Cayuga Lake
Heaven
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Oakland
Hoboken
Harlem
England
Wales
Sandy Hook
God
Fin
Royal Banking House
Junker
Grandfather
Iman
Christ Jesus
Weill
Geen
Iyg
Association Players Approve Emergency Fund Plan
Syracuse March 15 The American Association delegates adopt a rule requiring each club to pay 1000 dollars to the president by May 15 and another 1000 by August 1 to be held as an emergency fund. Clubs dropping out before season end forfeit the funds. Committees to arrange umpire schedules and discuss railroads and hotel rates.
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Syracuse
N. Y
American Association Baseball
Bave
National League
Ives Will Be Released After Creditors Accept Settlement
New York March 15 creditors of Henry S Ives and Co agree to settle 5 cents on the dollar of the debt. Judge Andrews lowers bail for Ives and Stayner from 250000 to 35000 each in a Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton case. A May 1 citation requires creditors to appear to show cause for confirming the settlement. Cromwell says 11 000 of 18 000 000 owed has been paid, leaving a complex remainder.
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Napoleon
New York
Henry S. Ives & Co
Andrews
Supreme Court
Ives and Stayner
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Company
Ludlow Street
Cromwell
An Ideal Steamship Promises Faster Atlantic Transit
Mr. Schieldrop proposes a radical steamship design to maximize speed and space by lightening the hull and rearranging decks. He envisions a dry upper deck with a library and social rooms, a main dining saloon, and a lower deck of varied state rooms, offering Pullman like comfort and improved cleanliness for passengers and freight.
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Sandy
Schieldrop
Burnet
Sprte Tons
Shieldrop
Sailors in Irons at Cronstadt Court of Inquiry
The Court of Inquiry into the Enterprise cruise heard new witnesses. First Sergeant Michael Gallagher testified that drunken sailors were ironed together on deck at Cronstadt to avoid handling many men separately. He supported gagging of Walker with a bayonet and labeled Walker, Bowen, and Denmore as troublemakers aboard.
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Breoxktyx
Michal Gallagher
Cronstadt
Russia
Walker
Enterprise
Bowen
Denmore
Ancient Pockets Through History in Pocket Designs
A brief history of carrying items from antiquity to medieval times. The article traces pouches and purses from Roman to Norman cultures, noting how belts and girdles served as makeshift storage, and how pockets evolved with fashion and convenience.
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Charlemagne
England
Pool selling on races deemed legal by legislature act
New York March 15 The General Term of the Supreme Court held pool selling on the races legal under an 1887 legislative act. The ruling came in a case where a man sought winnings from a pool ticket against a racing association. The lower court dismissal was reversed and a new trial ordered.
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New York
Supreme Court
Fire destroys dormitory in Johnstonstown area tragedy
Fire at No 6 Bridge five miles east of Johnstonons Pa destroys a large house used as a dormitory by Brown brothers contractors. Two men Morrissy and Kelly died in the blaze and others were panicked as the second story burned. Suspected arson by drunken workers.
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Johnstons, Pa
Brown Brothers
No. 6 Bridge
Morrissy
Kelly
Train sails for world tour from Tacoma aboard Abyssia
George Francis Train arrived in Tacoma and will begin a global voyage Monday. He will depart on the steamship Abyssia at Victoria to commence his circumnavigation.
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Tacoma
Wash
George Francis
Abyssia
Victoria
Murphy Knocks Out Warren in Fourth Round
San Francisco bout ends with Billy Murphy defeating Tommy Warren in the fourth round after a nightlong contest. Warren battles hard as Murphy lands decisive blows to secure the victory.
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Billy Murphy
Tommy Warren
San Francisco
Illy Murphy
Visitors struggle to acclimate at the British Museum rooms
A London correspondent for the Chicago News reports visitors to the British Museum often suffer headaches from the rooms odor and dust. William Black and another expert argue that books need air and suggest lattice-backed cases to keep dust out.
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British Museum
London
Chicago News
Wilham
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Bahamas
Juan Ponce de Leon
America
Porto Rico
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Fach Club
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Me. Calla
Citizen Train
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