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Orange County Observer in Hillsborough, North Carolina

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Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1905

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Standing Before the Master in a Sermon at Christ Church Brooklyn

Bishop David H. Greer delivers a Sunday sermon in Christ Church Brooklyn on standing before the Master, emphasizing true freedom as moral conscience through Jesus Christ, warning against unrestrained self rule and urging daily quiet faith in action to bear fruit in others. He cites Elisha and echoes modern society's struggle for liberty, urging humility before the divine judge.

Brooklyn N. D David H. Greer D.D Christ Church Greer Elisha Israel Baranhattan Peter Jesus Christ Earth Heaven You God Archbishop of Canterbury

Horse With Narrow Escape At Verney Quarry

Zizra Schuyler a cart driver narrowly escaped serious injury at Califon Limestone Verney quarries when a horse pulled a cart loaded with broken stone off a dumping platform and fell about 100 feet to a flat car. Schuyler leaped clear before impact. the horse was entangled but released after difficulty and escaped with minor injuries. The cart was wrecked and the horse had a prior unhurt fall about a year earlier.

Zizra Schuyler Califon Limestone Company Verney Schuyler

North State Lawmakers Debate Distillery Bills In Raleigh

North Carolina legislators debated the Ward bill limiting distilleries to towns of 1 000 or more, with supporters urging strict prohibition and opponents warning of political maneuvering. The House approved the Ward bill with amendments voted down, and multiple Senate and House actions followed on dispensaries, railways, and charter changes.

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