Monroes Revival Crowds Flock to First Sermon
The article reports on a Baptist revival in Monroe led by Pastor Farrington with supporting choirs and soloist Wolalsgel. It notes large crowds, calls for renewed spiritual life, and mentions visiting preachers including C. C. Miller and H. W. Ledbetter. A medical paper on infantile paralysis by Dr. O. M. Patterson is summarized amid ongoing revival notes.
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C. C. Miller
Lake Providence
J. M. Brooks
Grayson
E. O. Ware
The
Baptist Chronicle of
Alexandria
T. H. Morris
First Methodist Church
City
H. W. Ledbetter
West Monroe
O. M. Patterson
Bastrop
Jury Indicts Anti Catholic Lecturer in Ball Texas
The jury in Ball Texas on February 3 1915 found an anti Catholic lecturer named Amapiack Black guilty in the jury room, confirming the incident in Ball.
Six Americans killed in latest disaster report
Officials confirm six Americans died as investigations unfold into the latest disaster. Authorities say hundreds have provided statements and data to determine causes and response effectiveness.
Wilson Urges Haste In Marina Sinking Case
Long Branch New Jersey Nov After word six Americans died in the sinking of the British steamer Marina President Wilson asked Secretary Lansing to press for all facts. Lansing said informal inquiries had been sent to Germany and the American embassy in London for information as preliminary reports say the vessel was sunk without warning.
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London
Frost
Queenstown
Press Association
Brown
Thames
Middleton
Robson
Miller
Davis
Dubelin
Cork
Skibbereen
Marina
Wilson
Long Branch
N. J
Lansing
Lansag
Buffalo
New York City
Germany
Washington
United States
Berlin
State Department
Sussex
Marina torpedoed without warning in Atlantic voyage
American survivors say the British steamer Marina carrying whisky from Glasgow to Baltimore was struck by a torpedo off Skelligs Rock in state of emergency. The ship sank within minutes after two explosions, and crew members endured over 40 hours at sea in an open boat before rescue.
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Dublin
Oet
London
Marina
Bear Haven
Seaman
Associated Press
Brown
Glasgow
Baltimore
Skelligs Rock
Atlantic Ocean
Valentia
Ireland
Deutschland Returns to New London With 75 Tons Dyes
New London Conn November 1 The German submarine Deutschland arrived at 2 35 am completing its second voyage from Germany Captain Paul Koenig commanded the vessel which left Bremen October 10 The ship carried a cargo of dyestuffs medicines and chemicals The return cargo consisted mainly of crude rubber and surgical supplies valued at over half a million dollars The crew totaled 55 men with 4 officers and 25 men aboard during the second voyage The submarine observed no notable incidents during the twenty one day trip
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New London
Conn
Germany
Deutschland
Paul Koenig
Bremen
Koenig
Wedding Day Tragedy Near Dodson Mississippi
A seven year old boy shot and killed his aunt Miss Rita Adams near Gaar's Mills seven miles east of Dodson Louisiana on a Sunday evening. The shot entered the back and pierced the heart. The intended bride was to be married in the near future. Doctors were summoned but death was nearly instantaneous. Relatives in Texas Arkansas and Alabama were telegraphed with news and urged to travel quickly.
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Dodson
Gaar’s Mills
John Adams
Rita Adams
N. P. Adams
Stovall
Jackson Parish
Texas
Arkansas
Alabama
Probe into Destruction of Steamer and U.S. Deaths
Officials announce a formal inquiry into the steamer's destruction and the deaths of American passengers. Investigators will examine causes, responsibilities, and potential security failures affecting maritime safety and national interests.
Secret Lansing Says Campaign Won't Interfere With Inquiry
Secretary Lansing stated that the current political campaign would not affect the submarine attack investigation and no policy change would occur until Germany replied. Ambassador von Bernstorff sought urgent wireless details on the sinking of the Marina and Rowanmore while six Americans were reported dead. The U S awaits affidavits from survivors and notes the armed status of the Marina as a key issue. The London embassy also requested information on whether the ships were armed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lansing
von Bernstorff
Marina
Germany
Rowanmore
Berlin
United States
Five Americans Lost When Marina Torpedoed at Sea
London dispatch says Consul Frost from Queenstown lists five Americans who perished when the Marina was torpedoed without warning. Survivors' affidavits describe a second torpedo and a boiler explosion. Drowning occurred as lifeboats were launched.
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Asnnta Ded
London
Frost
Queenstown
Marina
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