Uzziah and Prosperity Theme in Sunday School Lesson
International Press Bible Question Club presents a May 7 1911 lesson on Uzziah king of Judah from 2 Chronicles with golden text Pride goeth before destruction. Questions ask about hereditary rulers nations’ guilt in war spending the impact of earthly prosperity on men’s relation to God and the Devil.
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Isaiah Vision and Call to Service Lesson May 12 1911
The Keowee Courier presents questions for a Sunday lesson on Isaiah's vision and call to service. It asks who Zechariah is, whether understanding visions is common or gifted, what Uzziah's prosperity depended on, and the relation between wealth honor intellect and divine understanding, plus whether war was God's best plan and if disease is divine punishment or natural.
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Uzziah
Amaziah
Zechariah
Jesus
Isaiah
Tillman Moore Wedding in Trenton April 27
Miss Lona Fillmin daughter of United States Senator and Mia Benjamin Moore wed Charles Summer Moore a prominent lawyer of Athletic City Nok The ceremony was at Heathe Church of Our Savior Miss Sallie May Tillman maid of honor Mrs Henry Cummings Tilman matron of honor Best man A B Hume Philadelphia Groomsmen H W Joughes Trenton 1 B Hume Charleston HF Chapin San Cristobal Cuba No Bo Gaskill Trenton NJ Piano votes urged.
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Lona Fillmin
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Mia Benjemin i Thesuai
Charles Summer Moore
Atletic City
Church of Our Saviour
Sallie May Tilman
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Greenwood
A.B. Hume
Philadelphia
H.W. Joughes
Hume
Charleston
Wilson and Clark in Democratic presidential chatter
In Wilson Washington April reports swirl about a possible presidential bid with Governor Wilson as a leading bearer. Champ Clark also figures prominently as a potential standard bearer while speculation grows on Wilson's tour toward the Middle West and a planned Macon visit with Bryan.
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Missouri Statesman
Solon Solon: To Set Org So GBR
Solon discusses dis pensary investigation politics in Columbia April 2. Governor seeks to control the dis pensary commission, contends for an impartial probe, while Felder and law partners face charges. New commission to meet soon, study lands, contracts, and the Richland Distilling affair. Measles and medical ads follow, noting a cough remedy from Foley’s Honey and Tar.
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Dutch Claim Patmas Island in Southeast Asia
Delayed dispatches from Jolo report the Dutch have taken Patmas Island, 60 miles southeast of Mindanao, lowered the U S colors, and raised the Dutch flag. Washington plans no protest, deeming the island valueless, while the episode recalls sovereignty debates sparked two years ago by a Filipino boy’s cap gift. The Patmas population is said to number around a hundred Filipinos.
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Reading by the Pound in Chicago Post spoof
The piece playfully notes Col. Roosevelt buying 23 pounds of books in Chicago en route to New York and jokes about weighing reading by avoirdupois. It mentions payment by weight for authors and mocks mass-market pricing with names like KK Philips Oppenheim, Charles Major, Rex Beach, and Meredith Nicholson.
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Hyde Out by Habeas Corpus in Swope murder case
Kansas City reports Dr. B. Hyde, life prisoner for the Col. Thomas H. Swope murder, released from the county jail on a habeas corpus writ after Supreme Court reversal and remand for a new trial. Circuit judges found possible circumstantial evidence and reasonable doubt, with bond set at 50000. Accidents remark closes the item.
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Hyde
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Dr. Thomas
An Honest Statesman in Georgia Politics
A Georgia farmer Sneads, illiterate yet powerful in the Legislature, is praised for honesty. At a Atlanta luncheon he pretends to study a menu while the host calls him to vote on a bill he cannot read, revealing political savvy over literacy.
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Augusta City Fishway Dam Controversy Recalls 1900s Case
The State reports Attorney General J P Lyon received Augusta city notice that a fishway around the Susquehanna dam is ready for inspection ending a long dispute. The case prompted Supreme Court involvement to compel dam abolition or proper fish passage, with a General Assembly measure proposing alternatives and city council action.
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Like a human statue Frank found in livery stable
Louis 24 years old was found motionless with eyes closed and limbs rigid in a livery stable. Police and Dr L P Botsford attributed the episode to an attack of epileptic or hypnotic sleep, noting the rare condition and its association with hysteria and insanity. He recovered later that afternoon at Bellevue Hospital.
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Otstord Saia
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