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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1899

Page

22

Resignation notes from religious leaders and church views

The article reports Dr. T. B. Hawthorne of the First Presbyterian Church Nashville resigning due to impaired health after forty one years of service, with Atlanta and New York ties noted. It discusses potential successors including Dr. Henry Van Dyke, Dr. Cadman, and Dr. Talmage, and mentions Georgia Baptist convention plans and clergy moves in Georgia and Texas.

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Battles Fought On Sundays and American Wins

A historical survey argues many pivotal battles and key Union victories occurred on Sundays including at Santiago, Manassas, and Chapultepec. It discusses generals like Burgoyne, Jackson, and Burnside, plus Sunday tied church politics and diocesan finances across New York, Pennsylvania, and New England.

Santiago Manfie United States Maratoge Burgoynd Washington Delaware Regaca de la Palma America Pittsburg Grant Petersburg Sylvania Chattanoogs Lookout Mountain Stonewall Jackson Chancellorsville Chickamauga Alabama France Burnside

Cathedrals of Reputation in England and Europe

The article surveys renowned English and European cathedrals, led by St Paul’s in London. It notes national pride in religious influence and architectural beauty, praising the grandeur of St Paul’s visible across the capital and its historic tombs.

England St. Paul's London

Egypt’s prehistoric find reshapes view of civilization

A Britains Association report highlights 7000 year old evidence from Koptos, Abydos, and Naqada showing predynastic Egypt with Libyan and sub-Saharan elements. Finds include black clay bowls, early metslal use, and seals from three dynasties, suggesting earlier cultural links and the rise of Egyptian artistry before dynastic rule. Expect mentions of Mena tombs and Abydos royal burials, with broader implications for world history.

Egypt Heyptologiata Fllnders Petra London England British Association For the Advancement of Science Koptos Neaada Abydos Hieraconopalis Naqads Amea Mena Abydos Petrig Kinga Tipuran Bidy Shier Sade

Episcopalians Backward Says Dr Da Costa From New York

Dr Benjamin F Da Costa of New York, a leading Episcopal divine, declares in a recent New York Herald piece that his church is losing ground on this side of the water. He traces the movement to Jamestown, Virginia, and notes the church’s growth and divisions through colonial and post revolutionary periods, citing ordinations, priests, and candidates in the United States.

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Buddha Tooth Relic Demonstrations At Colombo And Kandy

Buddhist ceremonies erupted across Colombo and Kandy as the Harman Buddhists presented a golden casket said to enclose the tooth of Buddha. The jewel‑encrusted dagoba, valued at about 1.5 lakh rupees, stands six feet high and was escorted from Rangoon by priests and officials.

Colombo Kandy Harman Buddha Mhaigawa Andy Rangoon LO Sormesa Ca Vse Ho Aha Archbishop Myers Ares Casas

Temperance Gains Reflected In Nationwide Liquor Statistics

The article notes military deployment to preserve order at the temple precincts and discusses official liquor statistics showing a relative drop in drunkenness arrests and per capita distilled spirits consumption. It cites census-era saloon counts, state by state changes, and treasury license figures, attributing declines to reform sentiment and regulatory measures while warning against overzealous laws that might provoke opposition.

United States New York Ohio Pennsylvania Treasury Pennsys Ilinois Massachusetts Michigan Indiana South Caroling New Mexico Oklahoma Alaks Arizona Florida

When Were They Written Professor Zahn Discusses NT Books

Professor Theodore Zahn of the University of Knanger discusses the ages of New Testament books. He argues James dates about 0 AD, written to early Jewish converts, with Romans as a Pauline counterpoint. He notes Galatians, Thessalonians, and Corinthians timings, and hints a missing first Corinthian. Continued on Twentieth Page.

Zahn Theodore Zahn University of Knanger James Paul Thessalonians Galaians Eaater

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