In the Churches Today Services and Schedules
St Mark Methodist led by Rev Alonzo Monk page lists services at North Avenue Presbyterian church. Sunday school 2:30 pm busy people's class, sermon 3:30 pm Rislen Life Matt 6 28, Epworth League 7 pm Washington Seminary. First Methodist rally at Burst Methodist 6 45 pm led by C Haden on The Risen Life. Easter Sunday service at 9 45 am with Rev Sam W Small. Park Street and Grace Methodist announcements followed by Epworth League and Sunday school. Epworth and Lutheran and Episcopal notices include various services at Grace, West End, English Lutheran, St Luke, Church of the Incarnation, and other local parishes with times and locations.
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St. Mark
First Methodist
Burst Methodist Church
C. Haden
Haden
Invill
Sam W. Small
Jarnagin
Eggworth League
Park Street Methodist
Hey
Luke G. Johnson
Epworth
Grace Methodist
Grace Church
Corner Boulevard
Houston Street
R. J. Bigham
J. E. Dickey
W. M. Slaton
Sperintendent
Epworth League
West End Baptist
B. J. W. Graham
A. R. Colcord
Baptist Young People’s Union
E WN. Willingham
Young Men’s Christian Association
L. K. Probst
Hunter
Washingston Streets
A. W. Enghtdean
H. B. Dean
Schildren
St Luke
Houston
Pryor ‘Streets
C. B. Wilmer
R. Barnwell
Church of the Incarnation
Park
New Garden
West End
G. A. Ottman
Chapel of the Emphany
Moreland Avennue
Inman Park
Bramlett
Mission of the Holy Comforcer
Atlanta Avenue
Pulliam Street
Chapel of the Holy Redeemer
Corner Fair
Walker Streets
G. A. Ottsman
Kirkwood
Howard Street
Robert F. DeBeile
Chapel of the Holy Trinaty
Decatur
Central Congregational
H. B. Wey
Robert P. Beecher
L. B. Nelson
Deacons and Business Committee
A. W. Farlinger
Frank Ge Jemins
Grand Army
Beecher
Christ
Baster
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
No. W West
Baker Street
Diverse church services and notices across Atlanta area
The column lists Easter and Sunday services at Paul Chapel East Point St Andrew Mission and multiple congregations including Central Congregational North Atlanta Baptist Seventh Baptist Christian Science Payne Memorial First Presbyterian West End Presbyterian First Christian The New Jerusalem West End Christian and more. It notes sermon times special programs memorial efforts and guest speakers with details on church locations pastors and Sunday school offerings.
Impressions of Washington from Mrs. Depew and Senator Depew
Mrs. Chauncey M. Depew praises Washington as unlike any other place, richer in novelty than New York and Paris alike. Senator Depew notes social rank is fixed here, allowing ambitious outsiders from any region to enter society based on merit, making Washington vibrant and distinct from political life elsewhere.
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Washington
Europe
Paris
America
New York
Depew
Bohemia
West
South
New England States
Mrs. Depew
Death of William C Smith of Inman Smith Co
William Chandler Smith 38 a partner at Inman Smith Co dies after a brief illness from pneumonia and heart failure. He lived at 25 Spring Street Atlanta and is survived by wife Maynard and a son. Funeral tomorrow at First Methodist with Dr C W Byrd officiating. interment Oakland Cemetery. Pallbearers named Dawson Eckford Perryman Stapleton Baker Wyatt. Mr Smith a Tennessee native who moved to Atlanta as a boy.
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William Chandler Smith
Inman, Smith & Co
Spring Street
Smith
Maynard
Wlodia Board- Tran
Macon
J. A. Smith
Ipman, Smith & Co
Joseph Smith
Hoston
Tennessee River
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Boys
Standard Oil Company
Marsh- Smith Company
Inman-Smith Company
Method Tge
C W. Byrd
Oakland Cemetery
J. H. Dawson
W. H. Eckford
F. M Perryman
Lawson Stapleton
F. B. Baker
W. H. Wyatt
Mrs Seltzer Badly Hurt After Street Car Fall
Mrs. Fred Seltzer of 399 Luckie street is confined to bed after a fall from a street car near the metre building. She was stepping off as the car moved on and was thrown onto Belgian blocks, sustaining limb injuries and facial lacerations. Dr. Smith and attending nurse care for a slow recovery with potential long term effects. Her sister arrived from Marietta to assist at home.
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Fred Seltzer
Luckie Street
Seltzer
Smith
Garrigan Named Bishop of Sioux City
Archbishop Jane announces a telegram from Rome confirming Rev Dr Garrigan vice rector at the University of Washington as bishop of Sioux City. Consecration likely May 4 at Springfield Mississippi with installation at Sioux City about a week later.
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Garrigan
Bubuque
Towa
Jane
Rome
University of Washington
Sioux City
Springfield
Miss
Biggest Railroad Stations in the United States
The Ledger Monthly notes St Louis owns the largest railway station in the United States a 600 foot wide facility with thirty tracks covering twenty seven acres It handles ten incoming and ten outgoing trains Boston follows with a 500 by 460 foot Union Station and twenty three tracks Work began in January 1897 on the new Southern Union Station in Boston designed to surpass all others with walls built steel in place and nearing completion
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Boston
St. Louis
the Ledger Monthly
City of
St Louis
United States
Union Station
Southern Union Station
Prayers for Reporters in Senate Chaplaincy
The Chicago Chronicle notes the senate chaplain praying for reporters and correspondents for the first time in history. It argues this act may improve public perception, reduce abuse, and inspire pastors and individuals to seek truth and rectitude in journalism.
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Chicago Chronicle
United States Senate
Senate
Easter Echo From Grave Poem From Prison Walls
A long fragment recounts Orth Harper Stein’s Easter poem written in prison cells, traced through a chain of guardians who kept and passed the manuscript over twelve years. The release of the verse, titled Easter Bells, emerges after the last keeper, Dr. Gus Anderson’s sister Jossem Carter, transmits it to a local writer who knew Stein.
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Orange County
Florida
Lfe
Baster
Nfe
Orth Harper Stein
Robert Anderson Stein
Anderson
Heatth
Canada
Columbia River
Carey Anderson
Atlanta
Gus Anderson
South America
Orthtein
New Orleans
Dr. Anderson
Jossem Carter
Stein
ORTH
Harper Stein
Easter Gleam Over Atlanta Marks Arrival of Spring
Easter joy sweeps Atlanta as sun returns with warmth and beauty. Citizens crowd streets in spring attire while church bells ring nationwide, celebrating the risen Christ. The city dresses in Easter symbols, with flowers, eggs, and festive displays brightening shop windows and churches.
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Atlanta
A Se[a]l Garment and a Christmas Coat Heist Tale
A Boston woman loses a seal fur bought in Montreal as her indulgent husband tries to dodge customs duties. He asks a well dressed stranger to wear the coat across the line, but the plan backfires when the woman claims the coat as hers. The tale ends with the Boston woman alighting the train in her seat wearing the garment.
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Boston Transcript
Boston
Montreal
Massachusetts Line
Back Bay
Nostalgia cures for tired troops in Philippines
The New York Evening Post argues nostalgia and news from home will lift spirits of troops in Luzon. It suggests extending Manila cable service to send daily bulletins gratis, noting comfort in dispatches from Washington Chicago Indianapolis and other places to bolster discipline and morale amid jungle campaigns.
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New York Evening Post
United States
Luzon
Manila
Indianapolis
Bevridge
Chicago
Otis
Philippines
Washington
Rod
House Military Committee
Hull
Litigation Brews Arrest Waller and Moody Suit In Georgia
Contempt proceedings were begun against Charles D. Walker in Atlanta for nonpayment of $50 in divorce costs. Walker, once Atlanta manager for a mutual indemnity company, reportedly moved to Jacksonville with his wife. Separately, Bacon & Co. sue John T. Moody for $6,200.25 tied to Moody & Brewster liquidation, claiming prior fraud and incurred expenses in recovering merchandise. An alimony hearing for Mrs. Nannie R. Gaines also opened.
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J. E. Lumpkin
Superior Court
Charles D. Waller
Atlanta
Walker
Josh Tye
Sidney C. Tapp
Georgia Walker
Charles D. Walker
Jacksonville
Pla
Tapp
Lumpkin
Southern
Mutual Indemnity Company
Moody & Brewster
John T. Moody
Bacon & Co
New York
Nannie R. Gaines
Woman's Backache and Lydia Pinkham's Remedy
A personal account argues backache in women stems from kidney or uterine inflammation. It condemns doctors and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the effective cure, claiming it stops backache and helps nervous conditions by acting on the movement of the blood.
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Lydia Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Divorce suit adjourned as Gaines case returns next Saturday
The Little Hatchet Story in Sign Tanemace and Henry M Gaines began yesterday in superior court before Judge Lumpkin but was adjourned to next Saturday morning. Gaines had filed for divorce amid sensational allegations. trial earlier was dismissed due to residency issues in Georgia.
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Henry M. Gaines
Lumpkin
Gaines
Georgia
Traders’ Investment Company
Arnold Broyles
Superior Court
J. H. Hillaman
W. J. Tilson
B. J. Clay
J. N. Goddard
William J. Tilson
Diplomats Misconduct at Chinese New Year Audience
During a February audience in Peking the dowager empress sat on the throne while the emperor stood nearby. Diplomats crowded toward the throne, cameras flashed, and the emperor frowned at the undignified display.
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Peking
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