Nehemiah and His Enemies Bible Question Club Detail
A 1911 International Press Bible Question Club study outlines Nehemiah and his foes for the December 10 lesson. It covers aims of the club, key questions on Nehemiah chapter six, the dangers of false reports, and the moral courage needed to persevere against adversaries. The material cites Rev. T. Linscott and the Sunday School Lesson framework.
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DR. Lunscott
International Press Bible Question Club
Nehemiah
Sanballat
Shemaiah
Toole
Krowek
Iself
Hit Means Business as Steel Probe Reaches Rockefeller
Washington reports a sweeping push by powerful interests to halt the inquiry into the steel trust reaching John D. Rockefeller’s doorstep. Chairman Stanley defends the probe as truth seeking, saying the Sixty-Second Congress serves the people and aims for equal rights without favors to the few. He notes the inquiry seeks facts, not conviction, and pledges to reveal findings despite pressure and potential legal battles.
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Washington
Steel Trust
John D. Rockefeller
Stanley
Mr. Stanley
House
Anville Man Killed in Santee Area Shocking Murder Near Awendaw
From Post, a St James Santee citizen was shot while searching woods for hogs. His body found with breast wound, a dog shot and throat cut. Three suspects Sam Brown Richard Manigault and William Nelson were jailed to stand trial next term. Sam Brown kin of another local shooting victim.
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Sam Brown
Richard Manigault
William Nelson
W. H. Leland
Post
Woman Cleared of Killing Husband by Insanity Verdict
New York reports Frances O Shaughnessy was cleared by a jury of all blame in the shooting of her unfaithful husband. The verdict found she was insane at the time of the act, with future hearings planned to determine current sanity and possible liberty or asylum confinement.
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New York
Frances O'Shaughnessy
Atrocity Dispatch Describes Brutal Combat Crimes
Washington reports from Rome via the Italian foreign affairs ministry detail alleged barbarities by Arabs and Turks against Italian wounded. Descriptions include crucifixion, burial alive, mutilation, eye removal, and torn bodies near a Bersaglieri post and in an Arab cemetery.
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Washington
Rome
Nor San Giuliano
Bersaglieri
Gersagileri
Pasqui
Stand collapse injures many at Mississippi football game
At the State fair grounds a temporary grand stand collapsed before a Mississippi vs Mississippi A&M football game. About fifty people were injured, with several seriously hurt. Jackson resident Thomas Spengler suffered both legs broken, while University student J C Gathings Prairie and M C student T W Henry Clinton were critically hurt.
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Jackson
Miss
State Fair Grounds
University of Mississippi
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
Thomas Spengler
J. C. Gathings
Prairie
T. W. Henry
Mississippi College
Clinton
Spengler
Gathings
Henry
County Farmers Union Meeting At Richland
The Oconee County Farmers Union calls a meeting at Richland on Saturday December 9 at 10 o'clock a.m. A full delegation from each local is requested. Election of officers for the coming year and other business will be addressed. Local secretaries should submit reports by then. A. H. Billson, President. J. W. Alexander, Secretary.
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Oconee
Monument to South Carolina Women of the Confederacy Unveiling
In Columbia on December 14 1911 a monument to South Carolina women of the Confederacy will be unveiled. Gov J W Barnwell of Charleston will deliver the address. Arthur L Gaston of Chester to give the acceptance. Gen C J Walker will preside. Bronzes arrive from Brussels around December 2 with sculptor W Ruckstuhl supervising placement. Pedestal already set with a 14 ton Winnsboro granite base.
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Columbia
South Carolina
J. W. Barnwell
Charleston
United Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy
Arthur L. Gaston
Chester
United Sons of Cofederate Veterans
Brussels
Ir. W. Ruckstuhl
Winnsboro
Harris Twins Face Fort Worth Will Split Over Land
Fort Worth observer reports John Cobb Harris, a wealthy farmer, traveled to Fort Worth to draft a new will as he cannot distinguish his twin sons. The planned will would have given Cobb different property, while John received land, and the division contradicts Harris's wishes. The twins, both 22, share a bank account and refer to money and belongings as belonging to "our" possessions and even joke about their sweethearts.
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Fort Worth
Texas
John Cobb Harris
John Harris
Cobb
Harris
John
Cobh
Notice to Debtors and Creditors Estate of William Riehl
Notice to debtors and creditors of the estate of William Riehl deceased. All indebted persons must pay to Rosa Riehle executrix and all claims must be presented within the law period or be barred. November 15, 1911.
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Wiliam Riehl
Rosa Riehle
Scuba Lagratr
Tax Notion Tax Collection Open Window at Valhalla
Valhalla South Carolina October 3 1911 the county treasurer announces the 1911 state county school and special taxes will be collected from October 15 to December 31 without penalty. Penalties begin January February and March 1912 escalating to seven percent after March 1. Tax receipts urged in each township or special district with the levy listing state and county and school taxes in mills.
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Valhalla
S. C
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