Endeavorers Hold Quiet Hour Services in Seattle Churches
Christian Endeavor delegates and visitors held morning quiet hour services in four Seattle churches at 630 AM. Hundreds attended despite late-night convention work as school methods sessions and regular convention meetings followed with leaders like President Clark and Rev James L Hill presiding. Notable speakers included Hon George Nicholls M P and Dr E R Dille among others. William Phillips Hall led a noon evangelistic meeting at the Grand Opera House.
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the Star
Seattle
Wash
Christian Endeavor
Church of the Future
Clark
James L. Hill
D. D
Hristian Endeavor
George Nicholls
M. P
England
R. G. Bannen
Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union
W. H. Barraclough
New Westminster
B. C
John Pollack
European Christian Endeavor Union
William Phillips Hall
American Bible League
Grand Opera House
High K. Walker
Los Angeles
W. T. McElveen
Boston
Floyd W. Tomkins
Philadelphia
Herbert L. Willett
University of Chicago
Charity at Home and a Poor Woman's Plea
A wife asks for money to aid a woman anxious to attend church but ashamed due to shabby clothes. Deacon agrees, noting a bill must aid those in need with laudable desires. The wife reveals the recipient is herself in Baltimore.
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Baltimore American
Hall of Fame highlights and curious excerpts
The column lists diverse items from business and crime to family lore. John Wanamaker expands to a 7.5 million capital store in Philadelphia. James Henry Young is jailed in New York for spankings. Patrick Coffey and sister reunite in Springfield after 71 years, separated in Ireland in 1836. Grant family of Oakfield, Maine, known as Grants army, has 20 children with 15 living. Dow of Bath, Missouri, owns an antique four octave organ portable by one person. Eugene Wambaugh named government analyst on corporate statute law. Roosevelt portrait pose difficulty noted by a Washington photographer. G A Kessler plans 150000 renovation of Riverside estate and will install 3000 electric lights at New York Lodge. Senator Knox nicknamed Phil by Pittsburgh locals. his given name recalls Bishop Philander Chase.
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James Henry Young
New York
Patrick Coffey
Sacramento
Alice Gibbons
Springfield
Ireland
George W. Grant
Oakfield
Grant
William E. Dow
Bath
Eugene Wambaugh
Harvard Law School
America
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
G. A. Kessler
New Yorker
Riverside
Bourne End
Thames
Harvard
New York Lodge
Knox
Phil
Pittsburg
Philander Chase
Bishop Philander Chase
Better Not
A brief dialogue between Mrs Henry and Mr Henry about rumors of henpecking. Mrs Henry questions whether he would admit to being a henpecked husband while Mr Henry denies the implication.
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Mrs. Henry
Mr. Henry
German Gleanings and Officials Reforms
The piece notes wholesale ecard businesses in Germany, ends juvenile courts per American model, and cites Nuremberg housing from before 1600s. It references Dr. Neufield calling Berlin an unkempt village and reports Germany’s government racing stable with an American jockey.
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Germany
Nuremberg
New York
London
Paris
Neufield
Berlin
The Tortoise Recounts Its Enduring Life and Traits
A St Louis Republic excerpt outlines diverse tortoise types from land to marine. It notes their long lifespans about two centuries, sharp jaws, shell anatomy, slow movement, and a burrow digger’s quick action when danger nears. It claims flipped onto its back renders it immobile.
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Ecommerce
St. Louis Republic
Remarkable Engineering Feat at Seaham Colliery
Lord Londonderry's new Seaham harbor colliery reaches coal at 1321 feet after freezing ground to 500 feet due to quicksand. Twenty eight holes form circle around shaft to 484 feet with brine cooling. freezing tubes deployed. Ice wall took 185 days to form and stood for 353 days, freezing sand at shaft bottom became penetrable only by lasting.
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Lord Londonderry
Seaham Harbor
England
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W. H. McKleroy
A. Davis
C.D. Rouldeuft
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United States
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