Evang John Brown Denounces Sin and Promises Eternal Life
In a tabernacle address, John Brown warns of sin as transgression of God's law and the wages of sin as death. He argues sin harms conscience and body, and contrasts Hell and Heaven, urging repentance and acceptance of eternal life through Christ. The talk prompts public acknowledgement by many in attendance.
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Campaign Echoes A Confederate Veteran Attends Revival
A 79 year old Confederate veteran from Ashland joined others at the tabernacle Monday night inquiry room. John Brown the evangelist preaches on Diseases real and imaginary and urges attendance by all who struggle with health. A noon men’s meeting at Bluefield Company’s store is planned with a focus on weighing the city.
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Healing not included in atonement doctrine, Christian Science critiqued
Evangelist John Brown, at the tabernacle, argued physical healing is not part of salvation. He claimed Christian Science has a higher death rate due to abandoning medical care, and warned that alleged cures from faith healing are rarely permanent. He urged adherence to the true word of God and dismissed unverified healings.
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Mrs Anna Buzzi Granted a New Trial
New York June 3 Mrs Anna Buzzi whose death sentence for the murder of Frederick Schneider a wealthy contractor was revoked by the court of appeals at Albany and a new trial was granted will be tried again by another jury as soon as possible District Attorney McGeehan announced tonight
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Nominee Search Narrowed for G O P Convention
Cleveland June 3 One week remains before the Republican national convention to nominate a vice president while President Coolidge appears certain for the presidency if not for La Follette’s Wisconsin challenge. Mondell named permanent chairman Warren to head the resolutions committee as delegates prepare a streamlined three day convention ending June 12.
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First Session of Sixty-Eighth Congress Set to Adjourn
Washington reports that the Senate adopted a house resolution fixing seven o clock next Saturday night for final adjournment of the first session of the sixty eighth congress. The vote 53 to 36 included cross party support and opposed by insurgent Republicans led by Senator La Follette.
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Smokeless Coal Operators to Convene in Washington
President Robert H. Grow of the Smokeless Coal Operators Association of West Virginia called a general meeting for Thursday morning June 12 at 10 30 in Hotel Washington Washington D C. The board of governors will meet Wednesday at 2 00 p m prior to the main session as operators from West Virginia are expected to attend.
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Wholesale Coal Assn Opens Ninth Convention at White Sulphur
White Sulphur Springs W Va June 3 Special one feature of the eighth annual convention of the American Wholesale Coal Association at the Greenbrier Hotel was the presentation of a souvenir book by the Winding Gulf Operators Association Beckley West Virginia President Charles L Deering praised the group and outlined a busy year with sharp remarks on public misrepresentation and proposed coal commissions He urged returning to higher business ethics and noted government action should not burden the industry with ill informed reforms The program included reports from officers and a paper by F R Wadleigh of New York City on Coal Institute and public education efforts The Bluefield section meanwhile hosts the National Retail Coal Merchants Association with plans for a large three day convention beginning this week featuring leaders like Joseph K OToole and William H King.
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Attern Railroad Company, Who
Best Convention Association Predicted to Be Largest Yet
The organization with 8 100 members and 25 000 dealers nationwide plans a packed convention program with special trains expected to boost attendance.
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