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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1902
Page
7
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Notice seeks boarders for pleasant rooms and good board at 283 Whitehall Street. Desirable parties offered first class board at reasonable rates. A well furnished room suitable for a couple is available at 205 Peachtree Street.
Cleaning-out time is here. Low prices make the best brooms we know of. You will find elegance durability and economy in our goods.
The corner stone ceremony for Westminster Presbyterian church will be held Monday at Forrestvenue and the Boulevard with Theron H. Rice delivering the principal address. A marble stone from Pickens county, Georgia, gifted by a friend, will be laid amid speeches by prominent divines, following a Sunday rally at Central Presbyterian church.
Archbishop Cortigan was confined to his room after injuring himself Thursday evening in St Patrick's Cathedral New York. He fell into a big hole in the floor while private devotion time and sustained a badly wrenched right ankle and bruises. Meanwhile Justice Gray in Washington shows encouraging progress after a recent stroke.
A large Baptist Tabernacle audience heard Dr. Broughton argue that religion must guide vote and public life. He warned ministers to engage in temperance politics, criticized liquor lobbies, and outlined a plan for a state temperance platform influencing gubernatorial and legislative races with questions to candidates Guer ry and Terrell.
About forty thousand dollars worth of unset diamonds were allegedly smuggled into the United States by passenger Michael Leenkran 21 who arrived on the Kronprinz Wilhelm. He was arrested by Special Treasury Agent Theobald after a prior tip warned of a smuggling attempt. Leenkran claimed the belt was given in Bremen to deliver to a relative here and denied knowledge of the contents.
Sistersville West Virginia reports Daniel Kennedy of Cochransville Ohio and his wife drowned when ice broke on the Ohio River as they tried to cross. Kennedy attempted a rescue but also fell in. both bodies recovered. He leaves six children and was a prominent local figure.
The Rev H Bradley preached on Faith what it is not and what it is at the morning service in Trinity Methodist Church. He argued faith is not adherence to dogma or fatalism and urged faith as assurance from the spiritual organ of knowledge based on unseen truths.
Rev J fatt-Oriol of the Huguenot Church of France spoke at Central Presbyterian on religious persecution and France’s turning point. He urged aid for Protestant missions, noting France's small church presence and the peasant cry for help. About $150 was subscribed in response.
Dr Alonzo Monk spoke at St Mark Methodist on bearing one another's burdens and fulfilling the law of Christ. He urged sympathy and gentle support, noting burdens are common but manageable with faith and mutual aid, leaving a deep impression on the large congregation.
Pastor Dr A R Holderby preached on How to Save the City urging optimism about Atlanta. He argued cities hold moral power through righteous people and that evangelism must reach the streets to exalt and save the city by Bible-based living and steadfast faith.
First Baptist filled with chairs as Dr. Lan rum preached on The Solitariness of the Savior's Sufferings and Supremacy, citing Isaiah 53 2. He argued Christ's sufferings were uniquely bitter, foreseen, and solitary, shaped by an exquisite nature that heightened every sorrow and inspired reverence for Jesus's love.
Rev Father Thomas J. Hegarty of Washington preached at Sacred Heart Church drawing a large crowd for morning services on The Transfiguration and the claim that Christ was the only begotten son of God. An excellent musical program by choir director Professor J Lewin Browne accompanied the service. He spoke again on Penance of a Sacrament in the evening. Previously he gave a lecture on the Passion Play at the Sacred Heart college hall last Sunday.
A sermon by Rev. J. E. White discusses Paul s seven power arms of Christianity and elevates heart power as the supreme force for reaching the masses. He argues against reliance on architecture music sensationalism or ritual and urges living faith and love as the church s core strength.
A fragmentary 19th century screed targets Mary Baker Eddy and the Christian Science movement. The author accuses Eddy of greed excommunication and fraud, cites a Boston church plot, mortgage maneuvers, and attempts to poison minds while contrasting with Christ. The piece mocks literacy and cites a handwritten Eddy manuscript.
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