Overthrow of Satan Empire Sermon in Washington
Pastor Russell of the Brooklyn Taperna cle preached in Washington to large audiences. He argued that Christiana in the Twentieth Century face a choice between truth and falsehood and urged believers to abandon creeds and seek the Bible’s deeper truths. He criticized Methodism and other denominations for evolving away from early teachings and warned of Darwinism and Higher Criticism undermining faith. He promised to discuss the Millennium next Sunday.
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Washington, D. C
Pastor Russell
Brooklyn Tapernacle
New York
Satan
Rusell
Christiana
Christendom
John Wesley
Brother Weasley
Brother Wesley
Brother Westey
Jesus the Savior
Wesley
Wesleys
God
Baptists
Disciples
Bip
Otto
Jorrad
Inraciiten
Joxnhue
Sis
Mac Donald
Brooklyn
Church of Christ
Sodom
Gomorrah
Worshtio
Church of God
Church of the Firstborns
Christ
Jojat-beira
Jesus
Abraham
Carter Runs Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen Headship
W. S. Carter is named head of the Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen, marking a leadership change in the railway workers' union. Carter’s election signals a shift in the organization’s direction and policy focus.
Georgia to ask Roosevelt to return Jamestown medal
Atlanta March 14 The state of Georgia may ask former President Roosevelt to return a medal awarded at the Jamestown exposition. Georgia commissioner W Norwood Mitchell ordered the medal but the state refused to pay for it. Mitchell and allies funded the medal and plan to present the facts to Roosevelt with a request for its return.
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Atlanta
Roosevelt
United States
Georgia
W. Norwood Mitchell
Jamestown
Mitchell
Roosevet
Terrell
Geora
Calhoun Statue Unveiled in Statuary Hall
In Washington on March 14 South Carolina and Massachusetts joined over John C Calhoun’s grave with a statue unveiling in Statuary Hall. The event featured Palmetto State Democrats and led by Ansel and Max Gist with former Governor Manidin delivering the main oration. Senators Todge and Smith and Representatives McCall and South Carolina lawmakers spoke.
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Carolina
Massachusetts
Washington
Congress
South Carolina
John C Calhoun
Statuary Hall
Tates
Bratton
Max Gist
Palmetto
Ansel
Manidin
Ethan Allen
Lewis Cass
Webster
Calhoun
Mare
Senate
House
Todge
McCall
New England
Smith
Crowds Fill Atlantic City Boardwalk On Sunny Sunday
Nearly 100,000 visitors and residents crowded Atlantic City boardwalk Sunday as thermometers rose to the upper 80s. Fashion and business leaders mingled along blocks of promenade while a few bathers sampled the choppy surf. Scores of yachts were prepared for open cruises and over 100 cars joined the scene.
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Atlantic City
Thang
Yatchamen
Oapan Cruises
Roosevelt Sr Named Manager at Hartford Carpet Holdings
Theo dore Roosevelt Sr is expected to finish laboratory work at the Hartford Carpet plant in Thompsonville in June and then assume management of one of the corporation's Western houses.
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T. Br, Sr
Winsted
Conn
Theodore Roosevelt, Sr
Hartford Carpet Corporation
Thompsonville
Moritz Kills His Two Sons Then Takes His Own Life
In New York on March 4 Nerman H Moritz a retired real estate man shot and killed his two sons then set fire to his home at 2210 Aqueduct Avenue before taking his own life. He had been morose since his first wife died four years earlier.
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New York
Nerman H. Moritz
Ghot
Aqueduct Agvenue
Tlmavit
Seven Killed by Explosion at Lehigh Wilkes-Barre Mine
An explosion at Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal No 6 colliery killed seven miners with six widows and 24 children left mourning. Two men escaped just before the blast as rescuers labored six hours to clear firedamp and reach the victims, whose bodies were found suffocated along the plane. Names cited include Owen Grimm Hugh Price Candy Gaffney William Jenitina Evan Williams William Jones John Owen Jones.
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Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Mina
Gang of Nine
James Heyes
Martin Willams
C. Joseph
Evans and
Edwards
Manger Charles Huber
Morgan
Thomas R. Price
Boas
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney Exhibits Marble Paganism Immortal
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney presents a white marble sculpture Paganism Immortal depicting a young woman and youth. It is part of the 85th annual National Academy of Design show at the American Fine Arts Society Vanderbilt gallery. Whitney previously exhibited under an assumed name and this marks her first National Academy showing.
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Harry Payne Whitney
New Wore
New York
National Academy of Design
American Fine Arts Society
Mra
Vanderbilt
Whitney
Architectural League
Wit
Injured Middy Wares
An Annapolis naval hospital update reports Midshipman Earl D. Wilson who is paralyzed below the neck after a football injury on October 34. Doctors cannot determine if his weakness will worsen or improve and offer no hope for a full recovery.
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Middy Wares
Annapolis
Naval Hospital
Earl D. Wilson
Wilson
Egam
Whale sighting excursion draws 410000 visitors to Port Arthur
Port Arthur Texas reports more than 410000 people rode excursion trains from across South Texas to view a ninety foot whale captured alive near Sabine. Carnegie Hero Fund trustees in Paris announce awards to widows of three soldiers who died heroically during recent floods.
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Port Arthur
Tex
South Texas
Aes
Sabine
Paris
Carnegie Hero Fund
Sunlight Shields Comet From View in March
Chicago observers report Halley’s comet has entered a month long seclusion behind sunlight. Professor Edwin B. Frost of the Yorker Observatory Wiltama Bay says the comet’s tail may envelop Earth on May 18 and could reappear around April 6 if the tail lengthens.
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Chicago
Halley
Golden Veila
Edwin B. Frost
Yorker Observatory
Wiltama Bay
Wik
Warships prepare test at Fort Monroe Cape Henry fort
Norfolk news: a congressional push to fund Cape Henry fort to block ships entering Chesapeake Bay prompts a planned fleet test. Battleships Port Monroe and Chesapeake Bay will run the western channel as guns aim to halt a fleet, with congressmen and a presidential backdrop watching the maneuver.
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Fort Monroe
Norfolk
Staguard
Cape Henry
FAW
Maynard
Virginia
Capes
Nickinson
Tent Cure Saves Lives at Peoria State Hospital
A tuberculosis ward at Peoria State Hospital has reduced patient deaths markedly since a ten edlony cure program was added two years ago. More than 100 sufferers have been cured, freeing the ward 19 for other illnesses, reflecting a dramatic decline in TB cases.
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Peoria
Ttt
Cme
Peoria State Hospital
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AP Society
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Itoiyan
Eve E. Pinkhem
Lydia S E Finke
Pinkham
Pinkbany
Lynn
Nando Niwngs
Grecehd Ae
Dereon
Er Bai
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