Moral Stand Against Panama Canal Policy
Dr. John E. White of Second Baptist argues the Panama canal repeal issue is a moral one not political. He says the U S relinquished prior rights under Hay-Pauncefote for free tolls, urging Congress to repeal the free tolls policy to restore national honor and end a subsidy to shipping.
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John E. White
Second Baptist Church
Panama Canal
United States
Suez
England
International
Panama
Costner
South America
America
Lodge
Wilson
Congress
Atlanta Bible Conference at Baptist Tabernacle
The Atlanta Bible Conference, a key annual event in southern religious life, will be held March 41 to March & at the Baptist Tabernacle. Dr Len G Broughton founded the conference and brought noted speakers from around the world. the Atlanta Bible Conference Association, with 200 representatives from all Atlanta denominations, preserves the work after his residence in England. Dr Richard Orme Flinn of North Avenue Presbytery is involved.
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South
Atlanta Bible Conference
Baptist Tabernacle
Len G. Broughton
Atlanta Bible Conference Association
Broughton
England
Atlanta
Richard Qrme Flinn
North Avenue
Presby
Atlanta hosts free religious conference with noted speakers
Vice president chairs the executive committee in Dr Broughton’s absence as Atlanta prepares to host a major conference. Distinguished preachers from London and American scholars arrive to address sessions open to all believers with voluntary contributions. The event aims to boost the city’s cultural and spiritual assets and permanence through broad religious cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terian Church
Broughton
Campbell Morgan
London
William Souper
Camden N. Coburn
Meadsville
Babylon
George R. Stuart
North
Atlanta
No Cause for Hysteria Over Mexican Crisis
The Benton incident in Mexico is grave yet unproven. Villa may have ordered Benton’s execution but full facts are needed. The United States will protect international interests in Mexico and avoid intervention unless forced. President Wilson’s firmness, patience, and diplomacy are the guiding approach as Huerta’s regime wobbles.
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Benton
Mexico
Villa
United States
Great Britain
Wilson
England
Huerta
Mr. Wilson
Bishop C K Nelson Anniversary Praised by The Constitution
The Protestant Episcopal diocese of Atlanta celebrates Bishop C K Nelsons twenty second anniversary as bishop of Georgia. He is praised for religious devotion and civic duty, and The Constitution commends his balanced service to church and state without fanaticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Nelson
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Atlanta
Georgia
Nelson
Gardens for Children Campaign in Georgia Backyards
Miss Celeste Parrish leads a rural Georgia education drive to have school children create gardens in city backyards. Councilman Ashley praises turning backyards into ornamental, well kept spaces. The plan aims to instill industry and soil love, with small time and money yielding large dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celeste Parrish
Georgia
Ashley
The Town Philosopher Crumbs of Comfort and Spring
A collage of verses and stray musings from The Baxter Springs News. It blends poems on spring and love with local editorials urging prudence and farming life, punctuated by a boy philosopher’s good advice to fathers and brief, rueful reflections on progress and breadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter Springs
February Calendar of Domestic Duties and Birthdays
A diary style February calendar notes at home duties and anniversaries. Entries cover Washington Irving Dickens Ruskin Lincoln Edison Longfellow birthdays, children's activities, crafts, cooking, bird feeding, plant care, and family reflections on staying indoors during winter.
Intellectual Shuffling by George Matters Adams
A compact critique contrasting Intellectual Hustlers and Shufflers. It urges readers to seek truth quickly, face facts, and act with purpose, arguing that decisive, clear thinking builds character from farmers to executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Matters Adams
Potters Field
The Tango Not New in France and Its Origins
Le Cin de Paris notes the tango is not new in France and traces origins to the Gexegnade of Auvergne seen by Madame de Sevigne at Vichy in 1676. It suggests gypsies carried it via the Pyrenees to Spain and Argentina, where it later reemerged as tango despite eighteenth century clergy bans in central France.
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United States
Mexico
Atlanta
Smo
J. R Uolleday
Constitution Building
Ecle
Washington Buress
8 Street
M. John Corrigan
Constitution
New York City
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times Building
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty Ninth Street
le Cin de Paris
France
Auvergne
Madame de Sevigne
Vichy
Versailles
Spain
le Cri
Holland's New Land Drainage Plan Takes Shape
The Zuyder Zee inland area near Holland will be drained over about seventeen years. Some 24,100 acres are reclaimed yearly for a decade, with land sold in small lots to avoid price drops. At least 40,000 people will farm the new soil for crops like roots and potatoes, while the existing fishing fleet of 3,017 men yields 835,000 dollars annually. New boats will be supplied by the state to support fisheries in the North Sea.
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Washington Irving
Broom
Duster
Dickens
Ruskin
Thomas Edison
Lincoln
Kentucky
Wincs
Washington
Bonnie
Patti
Grandpa
Virginia
John Alden
Priscilla
Longfellow
Holland
Indianapolis News
Little Holland
Zuyder Zee
Lota
la Gazette de Holland
North Sea
Trial of McKinley's Assassin Reveals Quiet Cleveland Roots
The 1901 assassination of President McKinley by Leon Czolgosz is outlined with his self proclaimed anarchist motive, his Cleveland connections, and his lone act. The trial in Buffalo led to a guilty verdict in 45 minutes and his execution at Auburn on October 29.
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McKinley
Temple of Music
Buffalo Exposition
Leon Czolgosz
Derringer
Czolgosz
Cleveland
Buffalo
Alpena
Mich
Posen County
Brumburg
America
R . Ireland
United States Secret Service
Station House No 1
MckKinley
Canton
Ohio
Edward K Emery
Czvigoss
Truman C White
Supreme Court
Auburn State Prison
Colgosz
Auburn
Associated Press
Leon
Favorite Recipes of Distinguished Women
Mrs Joshua W Alexander of Missouri presents a marshmallow pudding recipe praised for both looks and taste. Ingredients include gelatine, almonds, sugar, grape halves, and egg whites. The method layers pink and almond grape mixture in a mold, then chills and serves with vanilla whipped cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua W. Alexander Wite
Representative
Alexander
Missouri
New Minor Planets Named Through 727 Confirmed
The discovery of minor planets continues with sixty seven objects assigned provisional numbers in the year ending June 30 1912. Of these, nineteen were from Heidelberg Johannesburg Neuchatel Himels Vienna and Winchester. All named planetoids from No 1 to No 727 have now been designated.
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Heidelberg
Johannesburg
Neuchatel
Himels
Vienna
Winchester
The Porcupine Family and the Town Gossip
A humorous vignette by Walt Mason recounts Ebenezer Porcupine and his wife’s crowded home life. The Porcupines’ love of gatherings clashes with Ebenezer’s wish for quiet, leading to jokes about domestic chaos, back doors, and a later divorce proceeding sparked by the wife’s relentless entertaining.
Soap as Civilizing Force by George Fitch
George Fitch argues that soap acts as a civilizing agent by cleansing bodies and neighborhoods, spreading cleanliness from tenement wards to distant shores, and shaping social norms. He notes soap campaigns, the odd failure, and jokes about using soap to reform cities and literate workers, while contrasting with limited impact of diplomas and ballots.
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Ike
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Jou
Clinton Scoflard
Ala
Im Niusvekl
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Crave, Pamentig Uchenee Leetasct
M’kinley
Walt Mason
Ebenezer Porcupine
Porcupine
Ebene
George Fitch
Good Old Sinaah
Louis Quaterge Dlath
Leeward
Gallup
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