St Pauls Church Opens New Year With Sung Service
The first Sunday of the year at St Pauls Church featured lilies on the altar and sunlit stained glass. Rev Roland Cotton Smith preached a moving sermon to a large congregation. The church, with its granite walls and organ music, emphasizes daily prayer and community service guided by rector Rev John S Lindsay and a strong women led mission and social programs. Notable pew owners include Sears, Sturgis, Beal, Taylor, Haskell, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Roland Cotton Smith
Trinity
St. Paul’s
Boston
Masachusetts
Connecticut
Samuel F. Jarvis
Alonzo Potter
Pennsylvania
John 5. Stone
Alexander H. Vinton
Kiam Richarson
Treadwell Walden
W. W. Newton
Frederick Courtney
John &. Lindsay
Tinb
St. Paul’sissionary
Grs
Sears
Sturgis
Beal
Taylor
Haskell
Upam
Winhrop
Glidden
Fay
Billings
Pope
Woods
Stetson
Davidoff Travels Through Famine-Torn Russia
Jan 3 report notes Mr Davidoff travels in famine stricken Russia with reluctance yet detects some truth in the hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davidoff
Russia
Gome
Senate Idle and Census Costs Loom Large
The 52nd Congress opens amid weak committee progress and uncertain rules. Speaker Crisp’s illness may delay House business and a temporary rule adoption is expected. Census costs total about 7.001 million with Porter reporting a 9.78 cent per capita cost so far and total enumerator expenses to 3.6 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fifty-Second Congress
Senate
Crisp
House
Congress
Springer
Dr Graves Guilty of Murder in First Degree
Denver Jan 3 The jury found Dr Graves guilty of murdering Mrs Barnaby and he is jailed. He confessed partially implicating Colonel Ballou who fled Denver after the verdict. Ballou boarded a train toward the East and a grand jury will consider his flight tomorrow as Graves remains a prisoner under watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mills
Texas
Senate Committee On Elections
Idaho
Clagett
Dubois
McConnell
Denver
Col
Dr. Graves
Barnaby
Stevens
Vallejo
Evans
Ballou
Union
Bailey
Rock Island
Graves
Colonel Ballou
Tomoving
Treasury balance hits new low in monthly debt report
Treasury figures show a net cash balance of 34.57 million, dipping 4.5 million below prior records. Four month totals are listed with Sept 1 at 60.27 million and Dec 1 at 3.13 million amid heavy withdrawals and penny-pinching measures by Secretary Foster. Descriptions include bank deposits, silver holdings, trade dollars, and pension appropriations, with notes on tariff effects and shifting receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Treasury
Three Firemen Lose Their Lives in Nashville Blaze
A large fire at Webb Stavenson Co. on College Street spread to JA Rhode Co. and Atwell buildings. A Wind shift caused the Phillips and Warren blocks to collapse, crushing three firemen including Captain C Gowdy. Losses cited near 475000 with additional damages to Union Telegraph and other plants. Fire suspected arson. complex blaze disrupted nearby businesses and prompted extensive investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Webb, Stavenson & Co
College Street
JA. G. Rhode & Co
Atwell Bneeds
Weakley i
Warren
Aliey
Phillips & Tuter
Weakley
C. Gowdy
Winurniture
Union ‘Telegraph U
Pany
Waeréea Jen
Com Pany
Cornevainut
Union N
Lous
Skating record broken in international contest
A dispatch from London reports in Norway Hazen won the international skating event, setting a new record with a three mile time of 82-53. The Norwegian athlete, Hazen, broke the previous mile record by 0.2 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Norway
Hazen
hBtime Lapar
Yeine
Ambiguous OCR Item Mentions Landings and Devoted Service
Fragmentary text references landings and loyal service figures. contains corrupted names and phrases making precise meaning unclear. It mentions a Board of Skeltos and a group called ARD or FAITHFUL SERV with Brod and Houch affecting past events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARD Og
Brod
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Post
Rev. Johns
Lindsay
Ont
Giza
Garza
Tured
Trougbo
Mexico
Fred
McNeil
Eveletram
Tesan Ringers
Rangers
Wasuindy
D. C
Rio Gratbe
Bricadeercienera
Stanley
San Antonio Tex
Avilry
Morrig
Sundo
Naca
Texas Range
Third Cavalry
Bourke J. ©Lvay
Ringgold
Ptaim
Sherff Fiaynes
Lorenzo Garcia
Contina
Sixto LongotRl
Brison Rat
Brownsville
Justice
ATID
Parmaquariers Shop
Waterhouse
Serous Plct
W.S. Waterhouse
Waterhouse & Co
J. Richards
Calkins & Co
Waterhoused& Children’s Shoes
Guiney
Origus
Akron Iron Co
UC. W. Calkins & Co
Southly
Age
Rumell & Co
Tin Box Tenexine Company
Tat
Water- Louise & Co
He Akron Company
C.W. Hé@don & Co
Joome H. Hennessy & Co
Cactus & Co
Balion
Mr. Davith
Odessi
Davidoff
Nussia
Kossiar Peonte
Greyvar
Colonel de Arn
Regar
de Arvid
Sfigine
Lussial
Red Cro Society
Channai
United States
Red Cross
Roul
Ociety
Tendent Porter
Saweia
Sama Iyn
N. Y
Irelan
Rome
McBride
Music Hall
Ireland
Papple
Church of Rome
Ulster
Lime
Trelan
England
Scotland
Americs
New York
Treland
America
Washington, D. C
Senator Maunderson
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Plumb
General Grant
Arlington Cemetery
Manderson
Arlington
Home
Tee
Columbia Theatre
Henning
Higetus
Inca
F. L. Allenesterday
Nutarech
Koelous Ratu
Atienues Masi
Arin
Church of the
Anan
Couf
N. J.gran
Catholic Union of Lersary
William M. Ky
Supreme Court
Wasninden
United States Supreme Court
Boyd
Thayer
Nebraska
Fuller Psterday
ANC Ogsenger
Soushes Court
Ingtown
Lan
Literior
Porter
Census Bureau
Dr Graves
Mpl
Galvia
Providence Lawyer
John Conrad
Him
Epaminondas
Observer
Colonel Ballon
National Treasury
State Street
N. Thompson
Tan Empson
Oak Hall
G. W. Simmons
North Street
Sale Salem
Cinclu
EB. Symonds
Wang
Ncil
Clifford Brigham
W. P.M. Cuiling
A. S. Bbifrey
Henry M. Meek
Cee
Indiana
Sangre
Bristol
Leston
Oston
Tao
Oeanu
Eagni
TeLo
Lson
Buffalo
Port
Flora Llaway
Lea
Livers
Se Durin
Hee Kim East
Ing
The
POST
Figu'as Herald, Globe, _ Post
Fxcess
Canal ST
Sosmineeses