Revival at South Main Church Ends After 92 Converts
South Main Street Methodist Church ends a revival led by Rev. H. H. Robbins with 92 converts and over 20 new members joining. older members present a substantial free will offering in appreciation. Robbins preached the past two weeks after district conference opened April 26, with strong calls to choose Christ and strengthen faith.
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South Main Church
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C. W. Byrd
Z. E. Earnhardt
Jd. H. Bennett
Robbins
South Main Street Church
S. FE. Willis
Willis
South Main Street
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Mr. Willis
Hell
Christ
Hughes Leads Roosevelt in GOP Nomination Prospects
Washington May 15 The strongest current view among national leaders is that Justice Hughes and Colonel Roosevelt stand as the two main possibilities for the Republican nomination with Hughes showing steady strength and Roosevelt gaining momentum via the Roosevelt non-partisan league. Leaders believe Hughes can carry New York and defeat Wilson, while Roosevelt’s candidacy appears possible but less steady, with a potential decision by Hughes depending on the Chicago convention outcome.
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New York
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Olive
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Wake County
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Percy J. Oliee
Norris
Board of Education
Cook
Malhe Griffin
Grand Jury
Poteat Favored for A and M Presidency Amid Wake Politics
Raleigh May 15 Dr William Louis Poteat named among few to be considered for the A and M presidency as trustees meet late May to choose Hill's successor Governor Craig supports Poteat Warren Wray and Wake Forest ties noted Miss Mary Owen Graham likely to accept Peace Institute presidency with endowment progress Chapel Hill gatherings spur Raleigh interest
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Miss Graham
Peace Institute
Tees
Mary Owen Graham
Jahn
Graham
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Major James T Moore Dies in Paso Del Rio Texas May 15
Major James T Moore of the Sixteenth Infantry dies of peritonitis at Fort Bliss after a long Army career. A Spanish American War veteran, he was wounded in Mindanao in 1902 and fought against Villa. He died at age 49 after two weeks of illness in Namiquipa.
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James D’ Arcore
Sixteenth Infantry
Fort Bliss
Bacolod
Mindanao
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Villa
Namiquipa
William Stanley Inventor Dead at 85 in Barrington Mass
William Stanley an inventor who helped develop the electrical industry died Sunday at his home in Barrington Massachusetts at the age of 85. He contributed to the transformer and alternating current long distance power transmission systems.
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Mass
William Stanley
Baldwin Lectures On Samaria and Galilee At Wesley Memorial
Norman A. Baldwin delivered an illustrated lecture on Samaria and Galilee at Wesley Memorial Church. The audience praised his clarity as he traced Jesus ministry sites like Jacob's well and the sermon on the mount. A second lecture on Life Among the Natives of the Holy Land was scheduled for 8 p.m. with no admission fee.
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Norman A. Baldwin
Palestine
Wesley Memorial Church
Samaria
Galilee
Jacob’s Well
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Holy Land
Testimony of Doctor Saves the Teacher from Fine
Berlin May 15 The physician for Schoolteacher B testified that the teacher’s head illness required guarding against drafts, saving him from a ten mark fine in a disciplinary proceeding for not lifting his hat properly in greeting a superior. The director and Professor E witnessed the exchange and the fine was imposed by provincial authorities.
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Berlin
Court frees teacher over cold draft defense
The superior was found negligent under a 1852 law after School teacher B appealed. He claimed he had not given his hat the usual swing due to head pain and cold weather. A physician corroborated the testimony and the fine was cancelled.
Symbolic five pointed star health tablets ad
An antique ad promotes Cham berlain's Tablets featuring a red five pointed star symbol of health. It claims quick relief for indigestion biliousness and constipation and urges readers to obtain them from druggists everywhere.
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Greece
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