Week of Prayer Closes at C P Tabernacle
The Week of Prayer ended Sunday night at the C P Tabernacle with Rev J T Cotton preaching on Romans 12 1 urging living sacrifice holy and acceptable to God The Rev Cochrane Preston spoke Saturday night and the Rev J T Cotton led Friday and Sunday services The W C T U hosted an event Friday afternoon at 4 o clock with Mrs Ed Turner finalizing a busy period of religious observance
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C. P. Tabernacle
Paul
Grand’ Old Methodist Church
Diffident Genive Tourists Visit Beethoven Home in Bonn
A young American tour party visited Beethoven's Bonn home and admired the room where he lived and worked. They asked many questions about the master and a bold young woman sat at his piano to play the Moonlight Sonata, while the stern caretaker kept watch and the guide relayed the remark that no one was worthy to play on Beethoven's piano.
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Beethoven
Bonn
Spirit of Ed Johnson Haunts Seance in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga on January 16 a spirit of Ed Johnson appeared at a seance held in a lawyer's office. The spirit claimed Johnson was guilty of rape, contradicting his federal lynching case, and faulting Sheriff Shipp. Attorneys present debated the illusion as court tensions rise over the case.
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10,000 Mile Walked by Buckley From 1902 to 1905
Edward F Buckley completed a 10000 mile journey from March 1902 to December 28 1905, covering four years and ten months. He walked varied daily distances including 72 mile days and fifty mile pushes, with 3100 miles logged in 1905 reaching Pike's Peak. Buckley and J M Hutchinson planned 1907 trips to Washington and Philadelphia. He led the Overland Walking Club in Bay City which grew from eleven to thirty five members and bans smoking drinking and meat.
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Large Colored Funeral in Columbia Sets Record
The funeral of John Jones, a Black man, held Wednesday at St. Pauls AME church was the largest colored funeral ever seen in Columbia. Services occurred at the church with interment at Rose Cemetery, under the auspices of a local lodge, of which the deceased was a member.
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Carmack Shines In Senate Speech On Roosevelt Issue
Washington correspondent reports Senator Carmack delivered a brilliant, forceful speech on Rooseveltism and party rivalries. He attacked Foraker and Tillman, defended the President, and energized the gallery with sharp logic. The crowd lauded Carmack as incomparable as Tillman and Foraker clowned during the lively exchange.
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Gentlemen of the jury in cow killing case
In a damage suit against a grasping corporation for killing a cow, the plaintiff's attorney addresses the Arkansas jurors. He argues negligence in train speed, bell ringing, and whistle blowing, asserting the cow would not have been injured if proper signals had been given. The Kansas City Times reports.
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A Useful Witness in San Francisco Argonaut Tale
A witness testifies about an asylum inmate named Ingane who asserts he is Santa Claus. The lawyer questions whether such claims prove insanity. The witness retorts he is Santa Claus himself, asserting the logic of the claim. The piece illustrates satirical courtroom irony from the San Francisco Argonaut.
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San Prancisco Argonant
Quarry Visitor Quips About Premature Explosion
Fragmentary exchange centers on a quarry incident with a premature explosion. The visitor asks for Mike Clancy and Costigan replies he is gone and going toward wood, with rustic dialect and unclear subsequent actions.
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Amusing Humor and Blunders in Public Life
The piece surveys humor in literature and daily papers, citing examples from painting misfires to misprinted notices. It notes Americans’ love of wit, cites Sunset Cox on laughter, and recounts several humorous clerical, shipwreck, and theatrical blunders observed in periodicals and newspapers.
Market Hate and Satire in Magazine Editors
A fragmentary market critique references editors joking about poetry in New York. A quoted remark suggests no fixed prices, claiming you could Realize 14 cents per pound if you spit in crates or carloads. The piece ponders satire and self awareness among editors and writers.
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New York
Richest Man Debate Across Ages and Empires
An essay argues Rockefeller may be the richest man today, but history holds wealthier figures. It recounts Croesus, Egyptian and Roman plutocrats, and Catherine the Great era magnate Potiomkin, detailing their vast fortunes, lavish spending, and the dramatic journeys of Catherine and her court aided by Potiomkin's spending.
Japs in California Objections to the Little Brown Man
A defense of restricting Japanese immigration argues that Japanese laborers in California compete with whites, drive down wages, and threaten livelihoods. The piece cites cobblers and fishermen as examples, claiming rising Japanese presence could spark unrest, and suggests Massachusetts and Gloucester would respond similarly if facing similar competition.
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Apples and treatment methods spark study by Luther Burbank
A Kansas City Journal excerpt recounts Luther Burbank on how differing treatment methods affect apples and notes a humorous tale of a man abused by his wife. He describes a street confrontation where a hungry passerby helps bystander to stand up and witness the insult.
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Luther Burbaink
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