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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1910

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Palm Sunday Account of Jesus Triumph and Fulfilled Prophecy

The passage recounts Jesus's anointing at Bethany before his passion, Judas's criticism, and the prophecy fulfillment as the crowds welcome him into Jerusalem. It notes Jesus weeping over Jerusalem and warns the nation faced with unfulfilled timing, ending with a reflection on Israel's spiritual state.

Chris Ans Lord Jordan Bethany Lazarus Jess Mary Martha Jesus Judas Giesup Jerusalem Japan Mn Ass Zechariah Zion Zecharian Janina Joanna David Menuiah Jeana Jeaus Mount of Olives Israel John the Baptist Palestine Jesus An

Palm Sunday and the Remnant in Divine Plan

The piece links Palm Sunday to Israel and Spiritual Israel, arguing that the rejection of Messiah by the Jewish nation did not apply to all individuals. It draws on Romans and Malachi to claim a remnant will receive Christ, with a future earthly promise for Israel and a global blessing through the Messiah. It urges Christians to awaken in this era, endure trials, and prepare as joint heirs for the coming kingdom.

St. Paul Israel St. John Messiah Isaiah Abraham Gail Lsrael Jesus God Jacob Thessalonians Christendom Hosanus David Anith Malachi Jesus Ag Ita Chlatendom Lhme Bipmess

Penrose Ends Car Strike After Threats and Arbitration

Philadelphia March 21 The car men’s strike ends as Senator Penrose forces Rapid Transit directors to accept terms. Agreement restores laid off workers, sets wage at 23 cents an hour with a 23 and a quarter cent raise by June 1, and creates a nine member grievance panel to negotiate. Three dynamite attacks occur in Frankford Germantown areas injuring cars and passengers.

Philadelphia United States Fenrose Rapid Kruger Alred Clarence Wolf Atlantic City Penrose Ballard Altuation Rapid Transit Company Wolf John F. Reyburn Senator Penrose Amalgamated Onion Copany Car Keystone Rapid Tranalt Pen Frankford Lower Germantown Germantown Avenue

Chapel on Private Train Aims Long Road Tour

Arthur K. E. Stillwell president of the railroad travels in a private car fitted as a chapel for religious services and song aboard his rear train. He is joined by officers directors and numerous stockholders on a tour spanning from Kansas City to Topolobampo Bay with Admiral Ble Perry Scott aboard. Stillwell notes it is a longstanding custom to invite English friends for inspections.

New York Arthur KE. Stillwell Kansas City, Mexican & Orient Railroad Kangan City Topolobampo Bay Pacife Mexico

Suitor Charged in Tragic Canal Killing in Indianapolis

Porter, a 20 year old woman, drowned in the canal beneath the Holton place bridge after suitor Jamey Parnell allegedly threw her from the bridge when she refused his advances. Parnell jumped after her but she sank. his arrest followed as investigators probe the case.

Indianapolis Ind Porter Holton Place Jamey Parnell Parnell Misa Porter Bergnso Kim Pannell Abe

Senator Daniel Bettor Improves After Stroke Illness

Daytona Florida March 21 The condition of United States Senator Daniel of Virginia who has lingered near death after a stroke shows improvement. He was nearly conscious for about an hour and doctors feel more encouraged by the slight progress.

Daytona Fla United States Daniel Virginia

Tariff talk with Canada fails to reach decision

Albany March 21 Taft and Canada Fielding met in tariff talks that produced no definite conclusion. An official statement said negotiations remain friendly and signs are hopeful. Fatally Burned note reports Mrs. Joseph V. West of Long Branch burned in a house fire caused by a gas line explosion. the home burned and she died.

Presidant Albany Taft Fielding Canada Long Branch N. J Joseph V. West

Heirs of Standard Oil Magnate Inherit Large Sum

Cincinnati dispatch reports Helen A. Stallo aged nineteen and Laurel Stallo seventeen set to inherit the major portion of fifteen million dollars from their grandfather Alexander McDonald Standard Oil magnate who died at Long Beach California.

Cincinnati Helen A. Stallo Laurel Stallo Alexander McDonald Standard Oil Long Beach Cal

WII Build $3,000,000 Plant

Announcement reports the contract award for constructing the American Locomotive plant at Gary. The project includes manufacture and steam shovel work with a total cost of 3.2 million dollars. A Chicago announcement dated March 21 confirms the award details and scope.

WII Chicago American Locomotive Company Gary Hie

Harvard president emeritus celebrates seventy birthday

Dr Charles Eliot president emeritus of Harvard University celebrated his seventy birthday at 10 Brattle Street Cambridge on March 21 marking a notable milestone in academic leadership.

Professor as Laborer in Cambridge Subway Feature

Harvard mathematician and civil engineering professor H A Rahnom works as a laborer in the Cambridge subway for 1.60 a day. He carries a clay pipe, wears khaki and a slouch hat, and says real contracting requires dirt and ground up experience after academic study.

Harvard Cambridge Gabway Cambridge Mars

Pistol Duel Ends With Dos. Sizemore Shot. Son-In-Law Charged

In St. Charles Virginia on March 21 1848 a pistol duel near here killed Dr. W. Sizemore a prominent Lee County official. His son-in-law John Stanton is charged with murder claiming self defense after the two fired at each other over a cock fight. Sizemore died from a breast wound.

St. Charles Here W. Sixemore John Stanton Stanton Sizemore

Movement to Oust New Jersey Justice Cork Leg Ruling

Newark March 1 A drive to strip Supreme Court Justice Charles Garrison gains momentum after a $8500 verdict for a girl who was injured by a trolley car is deemed excessive since a cork leg could have been bought. The Renex Trades Council backs the effort. Camden Central Labor Union forwarded the resolution seeking statewide labor alignment.

New Jersey Newark N. J Abe Supreme Court Charles Garrison Renex Trades Council Camden Central Labor Union Justice Garriada

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