Mary Put Under Fire by Dr Rowlett Sermon On Virgin Birth
Dr John W Rowlett of the First Unitarian Church preached that the virgin birth may be a myth and that the natural generation is historically implied in early manuscripts. He cited Beasley Burkitt and Syriac texts showing Joseph begat Jesus, urging churches to face the implications and revise dogma. Continued on Page Two.
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Murder Theory Deepens in Edith Woodill Case
In St Michaels Maryland on June 27 authorities pursued a theory that Edith May Woodill was lured to Eastman’s shack, drugged and killed. A small narcotic bottle found at the scene supports the claim, while Eastman’s grave near the bungalow was attended by a grave crew and sparse funeral rites.
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Sutton
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Shack
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Baltimore
Washington
Roberts
Taylor
RE. B. Wellington
Jon Roberts
Howarth
Millions Ready for Receivers in Georgia Rail Plan
The Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic receivers win court permission to issue 8.266 million in certificates. Tax money will flow to Georgia counties and municipalities, with 130000 spent on Fitzgerald upgrades and 4000 for passenger station work. Main line improvements, new lines to Birmingham, and increased freight aim to lift regional trade. receivers predict freight up about 50 percent in fall and winter 1909.
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He killed engineer and was put off train
Durham NC June 37 Solo mon Shepard a negro confessed to killing Engineer Holt after being put off a Seaboard Air Line train while stealing a ride. The crime occurred last December and Shepard was arrested in Columbus Ohio, learning of his connection to the case through his protests of innocence.
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Hesak
Man Dies Praying as Gunman Fires in Texas Church
In Chicoto Texas on a Saturday night J B Moser aged 47 prayed on his knees in a church when Roy Burnham 19 the son in law fired three shots fatally wounding him The blast also left Burnham’s wife recently separated from him waiting beside her father as the shooting occurred Near Chicoto Tex June 31 unclear date details in the garbled report
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Moner
Floating Island and Other Scenes of Historic Champlain Celebration
A Champlain tercentenary event July 5 7 features President Taft and national figures. Taft will speak at Ticonderoga July 6 and stay at Hotel Champlain. The celebration centers on a floating Island built on barges with Indian pageants, concluding with a Plattsburg banquet after troop reviews.
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Witherbee
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Lendon Case in House Today
Joe Hill Hall of Bibb will introduce a resolution to appoint a committee to investigate grounds for impeachment against suspended railroad commissioner Guyt McLendon. Hall argues the governor lacks authority to suspend a state officer and seeks a thorough inquiry before any deposition.
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Receiver asked for brewery company in Toledo suit
In a filed suit, C Rudolph Brand seeks the appointment of a receiver for the Huebner Toledo Breweries Company. He accuses James B Pilliod, the president, of mismanagement and asset inflation, says by laws were altered to gain control, and alleges accounting coverups while Brand was in California. Pilliod linked to state liquor dealers and anti saloon activity. Separately, London reports Sampel Gompers arriving in London to meetings with labor leaders.
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Anky
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James B Pilliod
Pilliod
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London
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Sampel Gompers
Davis J. Kjeton
Janda A. Sedden
Cerymens
Special prayer for new Georgia governor in Marietta
Governor Joe Brown’s first Sunday quiet at home in Marietta included a Baptist church service led by Dr. Albert Bond with a prayer for the governor and state officers. He donated land for the First Baptist church, retains Second Baptist membership, and plans to stay in Atlanta for two months while legislature sits.
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Joe Brown
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Chatham
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Bond
Jesus Christ
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Atlanta
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Lanta
Capitol
Whale crew rescued after long drift from Africa
Six New Bedford whale men long believed dead were landed in New York aboard the Celtic. Antone Penna, third mate of the Sullivan, and his five crew members drifted six days with one day of rations after being carried by a whale off the West Africa coast. They were later landed at Teneriffe and finally transported home, Penna's wife and three children awaiting his return.
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Mass
White Star Hiner Celtic
Africa
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Sullivan
Max Brock
Brock
Teneriffe
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Pittsburg City Grounded as General Strike Hits Transit
Pittsburg and Allegheny County faced a near total transit shutdown as a general strike halted streetcar service. Only a US mail car moved downtown. rumors of strikebreakers circulated while unions kept order, churches suspended services, and taxi drivers filled the demand. Authorities reported no clashes, though tensions rose amid broader labor disputes and fears of a Homestead-era violence.
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Allegheny County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Fitteburg
Amalgamated Association of the Street and Electric Railways Employees
Homewood
Ginfrid
Dr A Fisher
Wylie Avenue Baptist Church
Herren Hill
Weather Prophecy Showers Across Regions
Weather forecast notes continued warmth with light to moderate winds in Georgia and east Texas. Washington sees showers and partly cloudy skies with local showers possible Monday and Tuesday. Florida, Alabama, Mississippi expect local showers Monday and Tuesday. Louisiana and East Texas mainly fair Monday and Tuesday. Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia showers or fair skies with warm trend Monday and Tuesday.
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