Sermons in Athens Churches Highlight Parental Hopes
The Athens religious roundup notes Dr Gwaltney at First Baptist praising Noah as rest and comfort, urging youth to honor parents by obedience, talent use, industry, and Christian living. Rev Lane, Parks, Elliot, England, and Stone address Sabbath messages urging salvation, steadfast faith, and consecration.
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Noah
Athens
B. F. Elliot
Oconee Street Methodist
R. England
England
East Athens
Emigration Controls Strengthened for U S Bound Vessels
Rotterdam reports seal disinfection and medical screening for steerage passengers. A new Nasm hotel for steerage and second class travelers aids quarantining with isolation facilities and strict surveillance under Dutch and U S authorities. Hamburg and Rotterdam ship inspections aim to curb disease importation with certified health documents.
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Wasuixaroy
Treasury Department
Department of State
United States
Gardner
Rotterdam
State Department
Commissioner of Immigration
Uni
New York
Hamburg
Estes
United States Marine Hospital Service
W. L. Homann
Homann
Nash
Jenkins
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Kemp's Balsam Promises Quick Cough Relief
Aimed at readers troubled by lingering coughs, the ad touts Kemp's Balsam as a proven remedy. It claims many ignore it, hoping the cough will pass, but the medicine supposedly works after the first dose and comes with a positive guarantee. Priced at 60 cents or one dollar and six cents, it is available at all druggists with free samples.
Supreme Court affirms overtime pay for letter carriers
The U S supreme court upheld lower court rulings in Aaron Post and Frank Gales v United States granting overtime pay for letter carriers. It rejects setting eight hours as a monthly average and allows extra pay for any overtime on a single day. Justice Brown delivered the opinion. The Senate debate on a limited action plan extends to Wednesday. Secretary Carlisle dismisses 10 temporary clerks due to exhausted funds in the second auditor's office.
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Wasninctos
United States Supreme Court
Aaron 8. Post
Frank Gales
United States
Post Office Department
Gates
Justice Brown
Senate
House
Carlisle
Subtreasury Plank Adopted in Venezuela Bank Charter
Consul Pumacher reports Venezuela has issued a charter for a National Agricultural and Commercial bank. It aims to support agriculture with 50 million bolivars capital, notes up to double capital, 6 percent government guarantee, and branches in Maracaibo Valencia Ciudad Bolivar Puerto Cabello and Barquisimeto.
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Washington
E. H. Pumacher
Maracaibo
Venezuela
State Department
United States
M. de Spiso
Rudolph de Paula
Esta
Europe
National Agricultural and Commercial Bank of Venezuela
Government of
Bolivar
Puerto
Cabello
Barquisimeto
Pamacher
Fonento
Interior Committee
Bishop Bonacum May Face Removal After Satolli Visit
St Louis reports Monsignor Satolli the papal legate will visit Lincoln Nebraska after Easter. The Western mission may lead to Rev Thomas Bonacum bishop of Lincoln being removed amid years of diocesan disaffection. Critics say disagreements with church leadership fueled the push. supporters deny the claim.
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Satolli
Bonaecum
St. Louis
Monsignor
Lincoln
Thomas Bonacum
Op Bonacum
Cheyenne
Fitzsimmons Pay Contingent on Installments in New Orleans
Champion Fitzsimmons will not receive the full $37,500 prize from the Crescent City club fight with Jim Hall immediately. Local creditors including Charley Noel will be paid first, with the remainder likely on an installment plan. The club president notes funds are nearly enough to cover Fitzsimmons but cannot confirm a Monday payout.
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Crescent City
New Orleans
Fitzsimmons
Jim Hall
Crescent City Club
Charley Noel
Ihe
Sport
Fussimmons
Where 18 Arthur Boy Deserts Home With Mare Sale
A telegram to police named Arthur Brown an 18 year old riding a black mare. He allegedly sold his father Q Brown’s mare for 35000 and headed toward Texas after being sent to work near Hartwell. Brown family friends recovered the mare and aid searches continue.
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Arthur Brown
Arthur
Q. Brown
Hartwell
Brown
Herod
Bernstein
Texas
Husband locks child in box car to play a joke
A wife screams near the Georgia depot as her husband hides their child in a box car to scare her claiming she must not go to church. The wife faints with worry until the husband retrieves the child and returns it.
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Georgis
House of God
Georgia Railroad
New Preacher Licensed at First Methodist Church
At the Quarterly Conference session last night John J McNally was licensed to preach the Gospel. He is city editor of the Banner and a young man of excellent parts. His friends wish him God speed as he combines journalistic duties with his local preaching field.
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First Methodist Church
John J McNally
McNally
Banner
Exeter Factory Fire Leaves 240 Out of Work
Exeter N H March 14 a blaze started in the basement of the cotton mill destroying the engine room and old section while sparing the new part. Loss set at 250000 with three injured and 240 workers unemployed.
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Exeter
N. H
Nixon Not Interested in Navy Secretary Role
A March dispatch notes Lewis Nixon, a Weber at Cramp shipyard, is seen as highly capable for Navy Secretary though he might decline the offer. The report emphasizes Nixon's evident fitness and suggests he is financially secure enough to refuse the post.
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Nixon
Pailarppata
Lewis Nixon
Weber
Asi
Arene Meres
Navy
Blount Named Treasury Special Confidential Agent
Georgia statesman James H. Blount is appointed as a special confidential agent for the Treasury. He will earn ten thousand dollars per year, with Blount and Asilisie in charge, aiming to reassure the public and strengthen Treasury security.
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Washington, D. C
James H. Blount
Georgia
Congress
The
Treasury
Asilisie
Blount
Mr Blount Named to Federal Commission Post
Reports indicate Mr Blount of Georgia will serve as a confidential agent of the state department with pay set by the president and secretary. He is expected to be based in Washington with duties abroad, largely in Mexico and Brno, and will not be sent to the Senate for confirmation.
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Wasnrseros
Blount
Georgia
Mexico
Brno
Washington
Atlanta Seethes Over Week of Sensations and Inquiries
Reports from Atlanta describe ongoing unsettled conditions after a week of sensational events. Redwine plans to release a defalcation statement to clear certain friends and support bank president Hill’s management. The grand jury probes Coroner Paden over the Tom Cobb Jackson inquest, family requests delaying it. A large sale of Atlante’s Dark Week items sparked suppression fears. President Cleveland denies drawing a line on editors for appointments amid local chatter about appointments and commissions. James A. Blows named special commissioner to Hawaii with Mrs Blount joining him.
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Attlaxta
Atlanta
Redwine
President Hill
Bank
Paden
Tom Cobb Jackson
A Big Boston Failure Hits Atkinson House Furnishings
The Atkinson House Furnishing company with 14 New England branches assigns to Charles F. Libby of Portland and Costello C. Converse of Boston. Liabilities are about 1.5 million dollars. assets estimated at 3 million. Financial strain blamed on money market and a Saturday loan call. Creditors in New York Philadelphia and Chicago affected.
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Wall
Bostons
Atkinson House Furnishing Company
New England
Charles F. Libby
Portland
Costello C. Converse
Boston
Isaac N. Atkinson
Nearson
Bonstraton
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Schneider and Seligman News Roundup
Washington reports Howard J. Schneider faces execution after appeals for habeas corpus and a writ of error, with the next move to seek Supreme Court action. Also: labor dispute at the World’s Fair ends in wage terms for skilled electricians. Seligman brothers deny charges in the Inman suit. Dixon-Griffin boxing set for June. fire at Booth near Liverpool damages warehouses. Gayleotte WV endures incendiary blaze with insured loss.
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Washington
Howard J. Schneider
United States Supreme Court
Schneider
Supreme Court
Eee
Erder
Howard Schneider
Washinotton
Howard Jider
New York Professor Claims End of World Not Near
In a March interview Professor Ttten asserts no doubt about the accuracy of his chronological work and predicts a crisis tomorrow and the millennium the day after. He believes the seventh angel will soon sound to reveal God’s mystery, but does not expect the world’s end, just a new dispensation.
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New York
Ttten
Ian
John
YMCA Movement Gains Momentum in City
A group of young men in the city drive the YMCA effort with strong activity and bright prospects. The movement seeks broad support from citizens who value religion and morality.
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East Athrort
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