Restoration of girls to families through forgiveness sermons
The piece praises the Home of the Good Samaritan and its work to restore rescued girls to their families. It argues for forgiveness over punishment, recalling biblical examples and a court scene where a woman reformed and earned support, urging doors to the home to swing wide for the repentant.
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A. J. Vallery
Good Samaritan
Earth
Rescue Work Aims For Honest Living After Reform
The passage describes a rescue effort assigning a probationary period to rescued girls to test their commitment to a sinless life and to provide conclusive proof of lasting transformation toward honesty.
Louisiana Did Not Repudiate Any State Debt, Governor Says
Governor Heard argues in a letter to the London press that Louisiana never repudiated a dollar of its debt. He lists bonds claimed as repudiations and counters each with court rulings and lawful funding, asserting Louisiana’s credit remains high amid a troubled global bond market.
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Heard
London Financial Review
Financial Times
London
Council of Foreign Bondholders
State Penitentiary
New Orleans
Mobile
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Supreme Court
Lord Cecil
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Gius
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French visitors view Dubuc and Rondeau Tigers
A party of French citizens from Woonsocket Rhode Island travelled to Boston to watch Dubuc and Rondeau of the Tigers who form the only French battery in captivity.
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Woonsocket
R. I
Boston
Dubuc
Rondeau
Tigers
Lovett's Rise from Farm Boy to Harriman Lines Leader
Lovett grew up on a Texas farm and worked at a grist mill and on the East & West Texas Railroad. He rose from station agent at Shepherd to clerk, student, and lawyer, then to general manager and president, ultimately chosen to run all Harriman Lines after E. H. Harriman's death.
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Lovett
Texas
East & West Texas Railroad
Houston
Shepherd
J. W. Lea
Houston East & West Railroad
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Campaign to eradicate hog cholera announced
Officials of the Department of Agriculture prepare a campaign to eradicate hog cholera starting next week. A $75,000 appropriation will become available Tuesday, with estimated losses from hog cholera last year not less than $60,000,000.
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