Reverent Prayer and Holy Name in Modern Society
A sermon on the Lord’s Prayer urges reverence for God’s name amid secularism. It warns against profanity and perjury, stresses living holy lives as a testament, and cites Biblical echoes of the name of Jesus and the call to sanctify God's name in daily conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jesus
Jacob
Glaucus
Epicydes
Jo Mous Men
Toman Church
Holy Name Society
Dore Hives
Christ
Christlieb
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Dietrick Lamade
Hiding the Bodies of the Slam and Notorious Trunk Murders
New York exposes a summary of infamous trunk murders including the Maxwell Preller case in St Louis and John C Colt in New Orleans. The report notes the enduring public memory of these sensational crimes and their impact on police history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leon Loo Lung
Misa Blaie Sigel
Police
America
Maxwell-Preller
Till
Preller
St. Louis
John C. Colt
Colt
New Orleana
Cots Brother
Glidden tour to return after crowd pleasing Chicago race
Magneto reports strong interest in next Glidden tour with nearly fifty entries and a 2500 mile course from Detroit to Kansas City. The run will start July 12 from Detroit, reach Chicago, then Minneapolis and Denver before final legs to Kansas City amid improved tracks and self supporting prospects. The Crown Point Carnival losses are to be recouped as the club plans to repeat the event next year with militia patrols and largely favorable spectator response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magneto
Chicago
Iexa Miner
Chicago Automobile Club
American Automobile Association
Frank B. Hower
Hays
Glidden
Detroit
Minneapolis
Madison
la Crosse
Omaha
Denver
Kansas City
Crown Point
Iran MM. Cobe
II Fe
Ie Tilinois
Governor Joseph M Brown of Georgia A Life Portrait
Governor Joseph M Brown, 68, son of a war governor, returns to Atlanta after a statewide tour. The Canton native, farmer, and longtime railroad man is described as calm, deliberate, and deeply studied, with a 115 acre Marietta home and Cherokee county farm. He has written military histories and is at work on an American romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Joseph M. Brown
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Little Joe
Toombs
Linton Stephens
Lucius Q. C. Lamar
Thomas R. R. Cobb
Benjamin Harvey Hill
Robert G. Harper
Joe Brown
Mr. Brown
Thomas Jefferson
Junius
Governor Brown
Jlo
Adonis
Brown
Joseph M. Browns
Canton
Cherokee County
Joseph E. Brown
Elizabeth Grisham Brown
Milledgeville
Washington Street
Marietta
Cora A. MaCord
Charles J. McDonald
Henry R. Jackson
Georgis
Georgia Red Hills
Brown Homestead
Joseph &. Brown
Charles McDonald Brown
Cora McDonald Brown
Cobb County
Harvard
Oglethorpe University
David Wills
Moore’s Business College
Western and Atlantic Railroad
State Road
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Thomas
Southern Railroads’ and Steamshiop Association
Nashville,cattanoooga and
H. F. Smith
Seaboard Air Line
John Akelton Williams
Road
Williams
Thomas F. Ryan
Barr
America
Astyanox
Broadway Publishing Company
New York City
Londonderry
Mackey Brown
South Caroina
Virginia
Tennessee
Carroll
Jackson
New Orleans
Bally Rice
Rice
Joseph Emerson Brown
Pickeng
Union County
Joseph B. Brown
Joseph Hmerson Brown
Pickens County
South Carolina
James
Calhour Academy
Anderton
Yale College
Pr. Lewin
Elizabeth Grisham
Joseph Grisham
Julius L. Brown
Biljab A. Brown
George M. Brown
Mary V. Brown Connally
B. L. Connally
Miss. Gallo, Brown
Great Forestry Exhibit at Seattle
Washington June 2. Don Carlos Kills chief of the Forest Service will lecture on federal forest work at the A P Exposition starting July 1. Ellis arrives late June to manage two forest service exhibits in the government building. The main display features large bromides and transparencies of forest areas and logging. Sections of Douglas fir and redwood show growth diagrams. A timber testing laboratory demonstrates strength tests on bridge timbers and manufactured wood parts. The exhibit attracts engineers and architects and showcases wood products and pulp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Don Carlos Kills
United States Forest Service
Ellis
Seattle
Forest Service
Lumber Cut Declines Sharply Despite More Mills In 1908
Nashville reports a seven billion foot drop in lumber output for 1908, down 17.2 percent from 1907, while the number of reporting saw mills rose by about 3,500. The South and Pacific Coast bore the main losses, with shingles the only product not down. Cypress fared relatively better amid rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Census ‘Bureau
Forest Service
Washington
Southern’ Lumberman
Bouth
Pacific Coast
Board of Army Engineers
Gulf Deep Waterway
Chicago
New Orleans
National Waterways Commission
Ohio
Missouri
Mississippi
Monmouth Battle Anniversary Observed in New Jersey
Spring Lake New Jersey events marked the anniversary of the Battle of Monmouth with exercises at the New Monmouth Hotel under the New Jersey Society of the American Revolution. Attendees included Governor Fort of New Jersey former Governor Warfield of Maryland and Dr William F Whitaker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Lake
N. J. Jones
Monmouth
New Monmouth Hotel
New Jersey Society of the Lone of the
Governor Fort
New Jersey
Tovernor Warfield
Maryland
William Fores Whitaker
Petey Wore
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the Lords
Paulson
Bigel Girl
Fr. Kaspar
West Thirty-seventh-street
Hentchakists
Owen
Tift
Interstate Commerce Commission
Macon
Senate
Finance Committee
Conference Committee
House
Port Barre Lumber Company
Port Barre
Interstate Trust & Banking Company
R. Lee Riggs
Texas
J. M. West
Houston
William Carlisle & Co
Onalaska
Beaumont & Great Northern Railroad
Carlisle Company
Big Trunk Railroad
Southwest
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