Multiple Churches Offer Sunday Services Across City
A long list of upcoming Sunday services is announced for numerous churches including Christian, Unitarian, Unity, First Church of Christ Scientist, First Methodist Episcopal, English Lutheran, Plymouth Congregational, First Baptist, and First Presbyterian. Times vary from morning 10 to 11 o clock, afternoon and evening sermons, Sunday schools, youth programs, and special events with pastors and speakers named.
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Christian Church
North Side
H. L. Willis
C. E
Unitarian Church
F. M. Bennett
D. D
Unity Club
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Gize A. m
Epworth League
English Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor
Plymouth Congregational Church
Endeavor Society
First Baptist Church
S. C.E
W. L. Graff
Rocky Mountain
American Sunday School Union
Ugiom
Patite Kirt Congregational Church
Cordisy
Plymouth Church
Vaity Church
Seevier
M. Meonett
First Presbyterian Church
W. G. Banker
Roberts Case Threatens Oath of Office Precedent
Fragmented report outlines a plan to block TRE Roberts from taking seats by challenging his oath, alleging a prior felony and asking whether he accepted presidential amnesty. The debate centers on eligibility and whether his record disqualifies him, amid partisan maneuvering and legal questions. The piece also includes unrelated notices about King’s New Discovery, Burlington Route railroad promotions, and local ads.
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Mama
Howe Membre Washingtia
Dew
Eels
Uiih
Roberts
Howill le
Hoberty
Hirrrisnt
Cleveland Toyond
Edaniods
Notice to Subscribers on Delivery and Billing
SOTICE TU. SUBSCRIBERS, in order to secure a better and more regelar delivicy of papare to subscriber im every part of town, the Jousmat desires that patrons who do not gat their paper every evening by 6 o'clock, motify the of fice of that fact, im order that some steps may be taken to popute an earlier delivery, and the Joummat re posts that subscribers deduct from the bills presented to thampy the carriers, Bt any papers that have been ' mined during the preceding month, -: cf. Brees. The Land of Big Red Appice,in a te 'active and interesting book, mands somely custrated with views of South Miscoun scenery, Including the famous Olden froit arm of 8,000 sores in Haws el opwnty. It pertains to froit raising in that great frat belt of Amaries, the wuthery slope of the Ozarks, will arive of grost value, not only to fraly gowers, but io every farmer and home Tacker looking for a ferm ead & bom Moiled free. Address TWS, betwoon: Causes Oltr. Wr,
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Brees
Big Red Appice
Hawsel Opwnty
Amaries
Ozarks
Washington
Dea
Cuba
Philippines
Iter
Get Otis
Presen
Matila
Ciba
Hayes
Daslin
Porto Rico
Philippine Coussium
Sala
United States
Army War College
Mgd
Lis
Education drive expands in the Philippines under Superintendent Anderson
Manila reports the public instruction system in the Philippines shows progress under George P. Anderson as superintendent. Schools run 7:30 to 10:00 and 2:30 to 6:00 daily except Sundays with 17 holidays. About 0.1 million children are on five Manila public school rolls. Catholic and other schools educate additional pupils. Attendance improves but is not strictly compulsory due to poverty and clothing costs.
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Rowwell
Philippines
George P. Anderson
Saya
Manila
New York Post
Chile
Anderson
Doctors Find Cure With Pink Pills for Pale People
A patient spared no effort in describing a long battle with paralysis and pain that doctors could not cure. After six years, Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People brought relief, enabling walking after a year and improved health after two years of treatment.
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Dr. Williams
Bolssted
Miss Osborne
Richmond
Severe Texas storm devastates livestock and wildlife, reports say
Reports from multiple coastal counties describe extreme storm damage in Texas. Cattle losses exceed thousands with many head driven into the Gulf and drowned. Sheep, geese, ducks, pelicans and other wildlife perished. livestock and property losses mount in Refugio, Aransas, and Lamar counties.
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Serpin Touleyds
Richaran
George A. Berndratt
Ager
Refugio
Aransas
Lamar
Bay Shore
Startling Tales From the Manautense Voyage
Arthur Burns, a butcher aboard the transport Manautense, reports desertions and near-disaster during the voyage from San Francisco to Honolulu. He recalls three days of leakage, broken condensers, water in the hold, and a crewman fleeing at Honolulu while others sought berths in soldiers quarters.
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San Frageince
Henolain
San Francisco
Arthur Burns
Manautense
Hope
Burns
Ihonolulu
Honolulu
Rarps
Sugar Trust Calld In Framing Plans Amid Quiet News
A Chicago dispatch notes a possible 2.3 billion sugar trust. Garland Texas suffered near-total blaze with 1 million in losses and 80,000 insured. Oninacock Virginia business district damaged 40,000 by fire, insurance 24,000. Senator Harris of Kansas urges open income tax law to win back control and aid common people. Ecsems scalp relief claims offer instant, lasting skin cure.
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Chicago
Garland
Tex
Oninacock
Uarris
Kansas
Washington Post
Supreme Court
Dean
Leap Year Rules in Gregorian and Julian Calendars
Professor Malcolm McNeill explains in Popular Science Monthly how the Gregorian calendar limits leap years to every four years with century and 400 year exceptions, contrasting it with the Julian system. The astronomical year remains constant in length, while calendar years adjust to fit it.
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Aineteen
Gregory
Julius Cesar
Malcolm McNeill
Popular Science Monthly
McKinley Dictates in Wife's Room Reflecting Nature
A Washington-era report notes President McKinley favors dictation in his wife Mrs McKinley's sitting room when composing his annual message. He writes by hand in her presence to stay close to her, leaving stenographers during opinion passages. Also mentions Dr Richard Gatling's new cotton thinning machine and its labor-saving design.
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McKinley
Washington
Mcfinley
Secretary Hitchcock Pensions and Irrigation Plans Across Nation
The report, presented by Secretary Hitchcock, outlines pension statistics, proposed legislation to codify and streamline the pension system, and calls for biannual examinations of pensioners. It notes potential increases in pension calls due to Spanish-American War, and endorses reform to prevent pension attorney compensation. Also included are advances on canal company stock, irrigation area estimates, and forest reserve considerations, with ads for medicines and patent tonics interwoven.
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Washington
Ve. H
Lnterior Hite Eork
Pension Polisies
WOLAL
Hitchcock Ries
Alao
Congress
Hutehmiel
Dawes Commission
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Cures Croup Early
An old advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a reliable cure for croup. It claims early dosing prevents attacks, notes hoarseness and a rough cough as indicators, and asserts the product works in thousands of homes with no reported failures.
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Talhare
Army reorganization debated in war office report
The war office report discusses insular policy, Philippines operations, and Cuba in the wake of Spanish American War, praising troops and outlining civil progress in Puerto Rico. It advocates an Army War College, improved discipline, and a unified command structure.
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Army War College
Apetto
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National Lead Company
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St. Louis Court of Appeals
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Missouri
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Chicago Tribune
Dr. Thames
Hitchcock's Report
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Ark
Bucklen
Artica Sarve
Iron Moldera
Paris
la Franca Drug Company
Turk Street
City Drug Store
Lawrence, Hanlin & Holloway
Burp
Cure For Group
WAR Office
Root
Charter
Dr Wood
Pitt
Jasygoing
Collum
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Pers-na Medicine Co
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Read
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Julia Mack
Luther Mack
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Joby C. Staib
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Tennassee Street
Sherein
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