Revival Preacher Arrives for First Baptist Week
Evangelist Martin Will arrives Saturday to preach Sunday at the First Baptist church. Rev J F Hailey delivers a powerful revival this week drawing impressed audiences in the Jumbo district. J F Cunningham of Abilene canvasses the 16th district, touring 8850 miles by rail and 1185 by private conveyance, spending over 1100 dollars with total costs likely to reach 2500 dollars as he seeks Congress.
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J. F. Hailey
First Baptist Church
J. F. Cunningham
Abilene
Smith
Cunningham
Congress
Evangelist Rev. Hailey Draws Deep Gospel Interest
Attentive audiences attend every service as Rev. Hailey preaches on salvation and the devil. Three church members joined by letters Mrs Loftin Miss Sadie Loftin and Mrs Sadie Allphin. Rev. T T Martin will speak Sunday at 11 am and 8 pm with a children's mass meeting at 10:30 and a 3:30 afternoon session on Married Life with dangers and evils.
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Hailey
Jesus Christ
Loftin
Sadie Loftin
Sadie Allphin
Martin
Delaware Named as Likeliest Battleship Title
Washington April 12 President Roosevelt Secretary Bonaparte and Senator Alice of Delaware discussed naming the proposed great battleship. It was agreed that unless Congress specifies otherwise the vessel would be named the Delaware rather than the Constitution.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Alice of Deleware
Congress
Constitution
Lumber Men Adopt Resolution in San Antonio Protest
The Lumber Men association in San Antonio on April 12 adopted resolutions condemning actions by the Yellow Pine Manufacturers' association to raise lumber prices. In separate news, a Great Northern passenger train derailed near Cass Lake with Engineer Oakerly killed and fireman severely injured. passengers unharmed beyond shock.
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Lumber
San Antonio
Lumber Men's Association
Yellow Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Lumber. Corp
Superior
Wis
Great Northern
Cass Lake
Oakerly
No Good Friday Closing Voted By New York Exchange
The governors of the New York Stock Exchange voted not to close on Good Friday. This marks the second time in its history it remained open, the first being in 1898.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
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G. S. Parker
A. W. Wilkerson
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Jumbo District
Delaware
New Jersey
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New England
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Milcel
Hunter
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