Lent Services Across Holy Trinity and Sacred Heart Also Fasts
The article notes liturgical services at Holy Trinity led by Rev Dr Lloyd with Friday evening penitent prayers and midweek 7 p m services, and Sacred Heart with 7 a m daily mass and 7 p m sermons and benediction on Wednesdays and Fridays. It mentions a bishop issued Lent regulations for fasting, abstinence, and meal guidelines from Ash Wednesday February 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity
Lloyd
Church of the Sacred Heart
Father Synan
Kent
Sacred Heart
Moeller
Columbus
Polygamy Practiced in the Cultured New England
The Rev Hutchins reported to a Preachers meeting in New Haven that polygamy is practiced in eastern Connecticut towns. He cited degeneracy, increased crime, and a class of illiterates in the northwestern area living in shacks. He blamed weak country schools and waning church strength, noting formaldehyde gas arises from wood alcohol combustion.
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New England
New Haven
Connecticut
H L Autehins
Connecticut Bible Society
Hutchins
Rosion
Abraham the Father of Faith in Early Israel History
The speaker discusses Washington's birthday and shifts to Abraham as an archetype of faith. He recounts Abraham's journey from Ur to Canaan, family ties, the Lot incident, intercession for Sodom, and the near-sacrifice of Isaac. The message emphasizes faith as heart trust and surrender to God, shaping character and destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Isreal
Abraham
Chaldea
Rome
Canaan
Lot
Bethel
Jordan Valley
Rhodon Sevmn
Sodom
Gomorrha
Isaac
Sarah
Mount Mamnah
God
Busy day with battered anatomy at Dr Carrs office
Dr Carr converted his office into a temporary hospital on Tuesday. Clarence Ransopher arrived with a bleeding finger caught in a cylinder press. Shortly after, Mr Sprague, who fell from the Walhonding trestle, was married near The doctor’s care. A second patient, from a die press, injured his right hand at the Mr. D Beach plant. Sprague’s condition is grave and recovery uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Clarence Ransopher
Mr. Sprague
Mr. D. Beach
Sprague
Pittsburg to Host G A R National Encampment in August
General Thomas J. Stewart commander in chief of the G A R and council of administration announce the next national encampment will be held in Pittsburg during the week of August 27.
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Pittsburg
San Francisco
Thos J. Stewart
Bainbridge Fire Destroys Central Village Stores
A block of one story frame stores in Bainbridge Ohio burned last night causing 5909 dollars in losses with 800 dollars insured. This marks the third time in fifteen years the town faced a near destruction thy.
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Chilhicothe
Ohio
Bainbridge
Coshocton dog show to feature famed canines set to draw top breeders
The Coshocton Kennel Club hosts a major canine exhibition with entries from England and America. George Caton praises the New York spectacle, noting nearly two thousand dogs of varied breeds, many insured at 50 to 5000 dollars. Notables include HH Knowles with a large kennel and Joseph Vanderegrift planning bird dogs and bull dogs. Local dogs debut among international champions as secretary French Mizer orchestrates the event with Spratts benching and Coshocton set to impress March 4 entry closing.
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Gobllocton Kennel Club
George Aaton
New York
Westminister Kendel Club
Spratts- Patent Company
Coshocton Show
Madison Square Show
Caton
Coshocton
French Mizer
Carl Herbig
Brooklyn Bridge
HH. Knowles
Fast Liverpool
Joseph Vanderegrift
Pittsburg
Czar Asked to Name Hague Tribunal Members
Washington report states that Mr Bowen for Venezuela proposes the czar of Russia name the Hague tribunal members to decide on preferential treatment. The proposal is approved by the state department.
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Washington
Bowen
Venezuela
Russia
Hague
State Department
Riot cartridges will look more pill pellets
Washington, Feb. 24. The war department notified state governments it will supply riot cartridges on demand within legal allowances. The ordnance bureau designed twin pellet projectiles to repel rioters with minimal risk to bystanders. Each cartridge uses 34 grains smokeless powder and ball mix of lead and tin, paraffin coated, effective to 200 yards.
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Washington
War Department
Ordnance Bureau
Law
Army
Looks Bad for Wade as Sister Killed Two Years Ago
Johanna Sullivan testified in Toledo court that Al Wade killed her sister two years ago. The telegraph report notes the identification occurred in the courtroom today and cites ongoing proceedings.
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Wade
Toledo
Johanna Sullivan
al Wade
Pension increases for Civil War veterans in Ohio units
Local notices list several Civil War veterans in Ohio regiments receiving pension boosts. Emerson Randles of Company D Slat regiment and Francia J. Guenther of Company B 143d receive new monthly rates. Peter Miller Co F 51st, George W. Reed Co B 11th Pa volunteers, and Williams Owens Co H 97th Ohio V I all gain increased pensions effective late 1902 with varying new monthly amounts.
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Coshocton
M. W. Mimmer
Emerson Randles
Francea J. Guenther
O. Y
Peter Miller
George W. Reed
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Williams Owens
97Th Regiment
Boy Kills Family and Lies About It in Frantic Flight
Earl Woods a 17 year old, after shooting his father and fatally wounding his mother and sister, tried suicide. He told neighbors robbers attacked the Woods home and fled, then led a pursing tale to other farmers before dying from a chest wound. Sheriff and coroner head to the scene.
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Frankfort
Ind
Earl Wooda
Aucide
Ping
Young Woods
Post Office Over Underground Rail Tracks Proposed
The cabinet reviewed a repor t by a congression ally created committee to acquire a site for a New York City post office building. It recommends erecting post office structures over underground tracks of the Pennsylvania and New York Central railways to shorten mail transfer time and reduce wagon use, noting few sites were offered and condem nation proceedings would be needed to secure title.
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Washington
Cabinet
Congress
Postoffice
New York City
Pennsylvania and
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Appraisers named to fix loss of syndicate fire
Insurance firms appoint appraisers for the recent park hotel fire loss. IFC Carroll represents several companies. only Ball personal effects paid $164.50. Interior loss fixed at $1067. hotel building adjustment delayed over policy dispute between Rittenhouse and Mizer. Zerhe store stock to be appraised by Boyd and Evans. a third umpire may be added. Victims of accident: M G Sprague improving but injured. Thomas M Thompson recuperating after ladder fall. Clyde’s moult enlargement planned to permit exit of two large Conard steamers being built.
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Park Hotel
IFC Carroll
Gloveland
Ball
Boyd & McConnell
Ttittenhouse
Rittenhouse
Mizer
Zerhe
Boyd
Columbus
Evans
Canton
Insurance Companies
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Senate
Elkina
Nelson
Con
Spain
Mexico
Grosvenor
Representative Fitzgerald
New Jersey
Indiana
Segeruig
Fitzgerald
Porto Rico
West Indies
Cuba
United States
Warren
Makines
George FB Cortelyou
Department
James R. Garfield
Bureau of Corporations
Arthur W Dunn
Hed Ae
Nath
PIANS
Nahaney Fa
ataDlson
THE
Arcads
Cleveland
PF ST
M. G. Sprague
Thomas M. Thompson
Main Street
Thompson Building
Clyde
Ness
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