Big Bethel Meeting in Atlanta Promotes Negro Education
A mass educational gathering at Big Bethel church attracted about 2000 attendees, including white leaders like Hoke Smith and Charles W. Byrd. Morris Brown College hosted with music from its choir. a collection surpassed $200 was raised for the college.
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Big Bethel
Atlanta
Whit
Hoke Smith
Charles W. Byrd
First Methodist Church
G. R. Glenn
Morris Brown College
Candler
F. H. Richardson
Lucian L. Knight
Dr. Byrd
Charles W. Newton
W. H. Heard
Alien Tempie
United States
Liberia
Africa
Morris Brown College Choir
J. Ss. Flipper
D.D
St. Paul
United States Interior “Education and Morals
H. H. Proctor
First Congregational Church
Bortis Brown College Choir
First Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Cornet Selo
O. A Combs
P. James Bryant
Wheat Street Baptist Church
R. Glenn
Georgia
Invasion of Paris Rats Shocks Champs Elysees Court
A London Telegraph report describes a Paris dispute where a Are de Triomphe tenant seeks damages after rats invade a courtyard. The landlord tried traps and specialists, but the rodents allegedly remain rampant, with public opinion blaming subway construction for the upheaval of the Champs Elysees area.
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Champs Elysees
Faris
London Telegraph
Are da Triomphe
Coamps Elysees
Caffered
Dr. Roux
Pasteur Institute
Toe
Arc de Triomphe
Tance de Yetelle
Avenue de la Grande Armee
Aunt Hannah Pleads Amanda's Generous Generosity
Boston Transcript excerpt quotes Aunt Hannah defending Amanda, calling her generosity a faultless trait and Uncle George noting the fault lies with Amanda when she errs. The dialogue centers on perceived kindness and fault in a domestic scene.
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Boston Transcript
Hannah
Amanda
George
Sermon on Pentecost Power at St Mark Church
At St Mark Methodist Episcopal Church Rev W C Lovett editor of Wesleyan Christian Advocate delivered the afternoon sermon from Acts 1 1-8 stressing the Holy Spirit as the churchs in a worldwide mission. He urged seekers to welcome the Spirit to vitalize all members and prepare the church for Gods unfolding kingdom.
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St. Mark Methodist Episcopal Church
W. C. Lovett
D. D
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
Jesus
Christ
Earth
Israel
Jerusalem
Church of God
Jesus Christ
Sermons in Shoes Lead Walk That Teaches Faith
Rev A R Holderby preached from I John 1 6 urging believers to “abide in Christ” and walk as He walked. He warned against self centered living and stressed daily repentance, service, and visible good deeds as proof of faith. The message called for a living faith not mere sermon theater. Lord Rosebery snuffbox note follows.
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A R. Holderby
Jesus
Christ
Peter
Christ On
Earth
Jesus Christ
Sheea
Count the Cost of Discipleship at First Baptist
Rev Dr Landrum preached from Luke fourteen urging absolute renunciation for followers. He warned that salvation costs money and the heart’s idols must be surrendered, calling for hard duty and sacrifice in Christian life. He likened believers to soldiers and urged pulpits to ignite renunciation, citing Garibaldi and Christ’s cross.
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Dr. Landrum
Jesus Christ
Christ
Caiaphas
Pilate
Lord Jesus Christ
Earth
Gethsemany
Golgotha
Devothin
James
Stephen
Jerusalem
Peter
Paul
Silas
Philippean
Sairts
Ganbaldi
Italy
Garibaldi
Calvary
Sermon on Life After Death at Trinity Church
Rev H 8 Bradley preached at Trinity Church on the reasonableness of life after death. The sermon, heard by a large congregation, explored biblical texts from John and Jesus declaring resurrection and eternal life, arguing the truth is not scientifically demonstrated yet indefatigably plausible. He offered illustrations to support the thought.
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Trinity Church
Bradley
Johniv
Jesus
John vi
Early selection sale offers boldest stock in Atlanta
Mardi Gras travel deals from John M. Miller Co. advertise round trips via A and W railroad February 4 to 10 with final unit February 15 1902 at low fares. Through Pullman drawing room sleep cars dining cars and coach service, two daily Atlanta to New Orleans trains at 6 20 am and 4 20 pm. Reservations urged at N Z Pryor street office with Union Ticket Agent L Hill and others listed.
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A. & PY Railrord
Pullman
Atlanta
Shrove Tuesday Observances Across Churches Tomorrow
Tomorrow marks Shrove Tuesday known as Pancake Tuesday as Christians prepare for Lent with pancake feasts and confessions. Ash Wednesday follows, with fast days in high Episcopal and Catholic churches.
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Christendom
Europe
England
Sermon on Christ's Mission Guides Second Baptist
At Second Baptist Rev John E White preached on the church mission from John 21 stressing the cross as a mandate to endure and to act. He urged the church to witness and do the truth, detaching from state support and preserving philanthropic works within church duty.
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Second Baptist
John E. ‘White
Dr. White
Mother of Christian Churches
Church of Christ
Christ
Calvary
Jesus
Church
Jesus Christ
The Great Harvest Sermon at Jones Avenue Baptist
Rev Wiliam J Holtzclaw preached the morning sermon at Jones Avenue Baptist urging a strong state mission offering. Dr S Jameson preached evening service. Holtzclaw urged workers to reap the spiritual harvest, stressing prayer, sending laborers, baptism, and active church membership to fulfill the great commission.
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Wiliam J. Holtzclaw
S. ¥. Jameson
State Mission Board
Jesus
Great Commission
Evers
Néme
Simon
Peter
Bayns
Christ
Mission Ends After Weeklong Catholic Revival at Immaculate Conception
Dominican mission conducted by Fathers Splinter and Mclvenns ends with strong attendance and praised results. Sermons highlight Mary’s role and Catholic theology, with Protestants drawing to hear appeals. Cardinal aim was to dispel ignorance about the faith as the priests depart for New York and Tonner side.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Fathers Splinter
Mclvenns
Father Splinter
Mary
God
Galilee
Iryth Mary
Lamb of God
Shetter
Christ
Father McKenna
Jamsel
Alty
New York
Tonnexile
Rev H H Proctor Preaches Heart Hunger at Col Ord Church
Rev H H Proctor delivered a sermon at the First Congregational Church titled Heart Hunger. He urged that man’s heart is hungry and only divine provision through Jesus Christ, the bread of life, can satisfy. He urged reflection on God’s love and invited personal acceptance tonight.
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Colored Church
H Ji Proctor
First Congregational Church
Hungary
Jesus Christ
Early Risers Benefit Cited by Local Justice of the Peace
Justice of the Peace Adam Shook of New Lisbon Indiana recalls health improvement after using a trial bottle of DeWitt’s Little Early Risers during a period of poor health. He says the remedy is safe reliable and gentle and aids liver function and bowel regularity without griping or distress.
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Dewwitt
Justice of the Peace
Adam Shook
New Lisbon
Ind
DeWiltt
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N. WA
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Priest Bell
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
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Curtis Publishing Co
Philadelphia
Ce Ce
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Union
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Tennessee
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Care Kimball House
B. J. Arnold & Co
Ninth and
Pine Streets
St. Louis
Weekes Manufacturing Co
Macon
Jeelley Coal and Ice Co
Boley, Steach-Tee
Business Personals
Vignaux's
Pryor St
WWE
Teffey Coil and Ice Co
Promnt
Southern Architect and Building News
Authern
Southern Press
Austell
S. W. Carson
Broad St
J. T. Holleman
West Alabama Street
Equitanne
Gould
Desaussur
Inmane
Tolmas
Southern Denies College
Grady Hospital
Butler Street
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Ice Co
N. & Tees
Kelley Coxal and Ice Co
Pont Am
Hunter, J. M. Quick Co
Nto
Southeastern Reporter
Frank Smith
P. O
Yresley Coal and Ice Co
Et Pete
Hunter Street
Sea Fresh Andioncer Pd
M. Summerville
Augusta
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Pryor Street
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Handina
Fielce
Sau
Wyvernogw Ina
Clearwater Harbor
Fla
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Sree
H. M. Ashe
ST. Hiark
Lord Rosebery
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Pitt
Fox
First Baptist
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Mardi Gras
Pensacola
Mobile
New Orleans
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Tission
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