Honest Man Definition and Duty Drawn From Tombs
A compact meditation on honesty tracing debts to God and fellow humans, with John Wesley and William Pitt as contrasts. It argues three reckonings: to God for creation Providence and grace, to society through fair dealing and service, and to oneself via purity and character. It ends urging imitation of Christ as the measure of honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Abbey
John Wesley
William Pitt
Earl of Chatham
David James Burrell
The
Christian Herald
Christ
Cain
Jacob
Laban
Perm
Diogenes
Christ Jesus
Two Prophecies of Jesus in Matthew 24 14
Wm A Burch interprets two prophecies of Jesus from Matthew 24 14. He notes the gospel preached to all nations as a divine plan not limited to Judaism and predicts the broad way vs the narrow way for end times continuity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Burch
Every Day Religion and the Hidden Faith
The piece argues that true religion is lived by deeds and conscience, not formal labels. It insists every person is touched by the divine and cannot escape God’s influence, regardless of theology or study.
Mob Spirit Revived After Halliday Funeral Incident
Cairo unrest follows Halliday funeral as 600 attend in Illinois National Guard protection. Crowds gather along the route to Mounds, Illinois, amid accusations of mob sentiment and possible vengeance as authorities search for a purse snatcher suspect. Clergy urge restraint and rule of law to prevent further violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Shelbyville
Illinois National Guard
Sunny
Adutant
Dickson
Hallidae
Mounds
Thirty-first Street
Nellie i
Hlallwar
Army Food Fights Theory of Underfed Soldiers
Maj. Charles E. Woodruff of the army medical corps challenges college theories that regular soldiers can live on reduced rations. He cites past tests where soldiers ate less under academic supervision yet secretly supplemented meals. He urges more food for the army and supports a 50 cent monthly allowance per soldier to buy extra provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles E. Woodruff
Army Medical Corps
Woodruff
United States Army
My Trust and Oi Colony Trust Merger Forms Major Bank
The second largest U S trust company arises from the Saturday merger of My Trust Company and Oi Colony Trust Company. Umbrella capital reaches 2,500,000 with a surplus of 10,000,000.
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Boston
United States
My Trust Company
Oi Colony Trust Company
Umbr
Quaker Towns Wild Sunday Riots In Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports indicate more than a hundred injured in general rioting linked to the trolley workers strike. Many are seriously hurt including a man shot in the abdomen likely to die and a woman hit by a stray bullet. Four thousand extra police to be deployed with State forces possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Harmon Appears Likeliest Democratic Presidential Nominee
In New York Harmon is seen as the probable Democratic nominee for president with Gov Marshall of Indians likely to be second on the ticket. Col Tombassa of Birmingham cites Bryan as a possible but unlikely candidate and notes the need to continue the people’s gains.
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New York
Judeoe Harmon
Gov
Marshall
Jake W. Tombassa
Birmingham
Ala
Bnow
Bryan
Col Tomlinern
Simerre
Treasury rules tax hens eggs despite birds label
Washington declares that eggs from hens are dutiable at 5 cents per dozen under the tariff law even when argued as birds eggs. The treasury department decided that while a hen may be called a bird, eggs laid by it fall under the tariff, making imports costly for this particular product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Department
Eax
Cairo Turmoil Eases as Militia Guards Courthouse
In Cairo ML three militia companies guard the courthouse and jail after a tense night. Authorities report calm by Friday night, with fears of lynching quelled as deputies handle a spree of charges and defendants.
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Cairo
Bier
Fred
Nellie
John Mratt
Chester
Pratt
Vesa
William Butr
Farmers Union Officials Press Navy Secretary on Cotton Bagging
Washington D C officials from the Farmers Union of Texas and leaders from Tennessee urged Secretary Meyer of the Navy to adopt cotton bagging for navy supplies. The Navy will unite with the War Department to use cotton bagging wherever practicable, potentially boosting demand for cotton goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Moyer
Washington, D. C
Navy i Department
War Department
Hod
Berwen
Marne
Ediirman
Horthmstern
Farmers’ Union of Texas
J. Neill
Fort Worth
Farmers’ Lnion
Texas
FE. Fo Mwrooke
Gibfeod County
Tennessee
Meyer
Navy Department
Navy
Secr
Who Killed Halliday in Cairo Mob Shootout Verdict
The circuit court adjourned amid excitement after a verdict found Alesander Molilintay died from a gunshot fired by a sheriff deputy during the Thursday night incident in Cairo. The grand jury may reconvene March 7, with about 250 militiamen patrolling the city after Company E of Shelbyville arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Seige
Hatler
Sheri Netleeb
Oamion
Matter
Company ET
Shelby
Ville
Supreme Court rules leak case movers to DC for trial
Hass of New York and Theosiore Iriee and Frederick A. Peckham must come to the District of Columbia for trial over the cotton leak scandal in the Department of Agriculture. The Supreme Court held that indictments in two jurisdictions allow the government to elect where the trial will be held. Hass appealed aU.S. marshal custody denial in New York.
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Washington
Meeee Hass
New York
District of Columbia
Cuttlen
Department of Agriculture
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Theosiore I Iriee
Frederick A. Peckham
Maas
Haws
Circuit Court of the United States
District of New York
United States Marchal
Hidden Fortune Found in Memphis Room Over Shop
Mrs J W Madden of 220 South Main Street died Monday after living alone above her grocery and soda shop for over twenty years. Her adopted son Kr Haller found a room vaulting with cash and coins. Bank deposit later showed over 30000 on account.
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Memphis
Tena
Mre
J. W. Madden
South Main Street
Kr. Haller
Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
Blizzard Sweeps Central South and Plains States
A severe blizzard swept from Texas to Colorado and Arkansas with winds up to twenty five miles per hour and snow cover. Four deaths linked to freezing weather reported in Texas with great suffering among the poor. Heavy snow fell in Arkansas including Rogers and Texarkana with ten inches in places. Temperatures plunged across Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado and Wyoming with 20 to 60 degree drops and structural damage in towns like Denver and Cheyenne.
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Memphis
Arkansas
Mississippi
Colorado
Oklahoma
Tenes
Texas
Klaboma
Lone Star
Dickashe
Wkla
Rogers
Hoxie
Helena
Texarkana
Jonesboro
Cheyenne
Wye
Lander
Oklahom
Deover
Supreme Court rules national banks liable for guaranteed debts
The Supreme Court decided that a national bank may be liable for repayment of money it guaranteed. The case arose from a New York suit by the Cooper Exchange Bank’s receiver seeking $12,000 from the Citizens' Central National Bank of New York, successor to the Central National Bank.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
New York
Cooper Exchange Bank
Citizens’ Central National Banks of
Michael Samuels
Central National Bank of New York
Citizens’ Central National Bank
Rockefeller partridge park plans stun Westether county
John Do ornithologist reports a vast Rockefeller estate project with partridge cages pheasants and feeding grounds at Castico Mille in Westether county. Tank steamers bring prized birds as Rockefeller aims to create a world class feathered exhibit. Washington Taft attends Friends Church service. Henry W Wilbur of Swarthmore to speak with Capt. Batt accompanying the president.
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Mount Vernon
NS. V
Joke DD. Rockefeller
Pocastico Mille
Westeheater Counnty
Kerkefelier
Standardif Company
Rockefeller
Washington
Nation
Taft
Friends Church
I ‘Street
Friends
Henry W. Wilbur
Swarthmore
White House
Capt. Batt
Lurton's First Opinion Reaches Court Ruling
The Georgia Railroad and Rocking Company won a partial victory as the Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling. It held the railroad must pay only a state tax of half a percent of net earnings, not property or franchise taxes. Justice Lurton authored the decision in his first Supreme Court opinion, with the Washington branch case maintaining the state's contention.
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State of Georgia
Washington
Georgia Railroad and Rocking Company
Motnday
Cieorga
Supreme Court of the Coded States
Lurfoo
Supreme Court
Record hog prices hit new peak in Chicago market
Chicago traders reported hog prices advancing 2.12 dollars per hundredweight to 9.50, a record high surpassing all 1870 peak levels and topping previous market highs since 1870.
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Chicago
Son Eilis Father Shot by 15YearOld Son in Texas
In Childress Texas Frank J Craig 45 was shot and killed by his 15 year old son Al Craig after Al attacked his sister Ruth Hamilton 15. Al pursued Ruth into the yard and fired a shotgun at their father ending the assault with a fatal shot to the face.
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Childress
Tex
Frank J. Craig
al Craig
Ruth Hamilton
Explorer claims polar victory recall in Chile
Dr. Frederick A. Cook met with Belgian engineer Rysselberge in Santiago. The pair, former participants in the 1897 95 Belgian Antarctic expedition, discussed Cook’s plan to publish a full account of his polar travels and his claim of reaching the North Pole.
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Santiago
Chile
Frederick A. Cook
Rynselberge
Fetter
Cook
Valdivia
Rysselberge
North Pole
Charter Granted to Consumers Household Supply Co
A New Orleans plan to ease living costs grants a charter to Consumers Household Supply Company with $50,000 capital. The venture aims to purchase a large farm and stock shareholder larders with vegetables poultry and eggs. Dairy and cattle products are expected to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Consumers Household Supply Company
President Taft cites Southern education as race solution
President Taft says prosperity in the South will solve the race problem. Speaking at a Washington conference on industrial education, he credits two factors: better Southern interest in black education and the South's growing wealth. He calls 5 cent cotton a sign of Southern prosperity aiding educational progress.
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Washington
South
Taft
Cleveland approves 3 cent fare measure in blizzard vote
Cleveland voters faced a raging blizzard to approve a new streetcar fare plan. Judge Robert W. Taylor of the federal court led the referendum, which passed by a majority of 8 100, the largest margin yet for a public measure to lower fares.
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Clevland
Cleveland
Robert W. Taylor
Fedear Court
Duel with shotguns leaves two men dead in Louisiana parish
In Lincoln Parish Shreveport Louisiana T EF balance was shot and instantly killed and Howell fatally wounded in a desperate duel over workers balance and Howell had hired. They confronted each other both with shotguns and opened fire. Howell was wounded but killed Balance.
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Shreveport
T. EF
Balance
Tom Howell
Lincoln Parish
Howell
Preacher Falls From Grace In Liquor Theft
A downtown preacher, La Crowe of Wic, while preaching against drink, pawned his Bible for 20 cents worth of liquor and later recovered it from another bartender. Indictment also reports beef trust directors in Jersey City for conspiracy under old common law rules.
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la Crowe
Wic
City Mission
Kvum
Beef Trust
New York
Ee County
Jersey City
Lighoek
West Virginia Wins Boundary Dispute at Supreme Court
West Virginia secured a substantial victory in the U S Supreme Court over Maryland in the boundary line dispute. Commissioners were appointed to survey a new boundary in line with the court's opinion which recognized most of West Virginia's claims.
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Washington
West Virginia
United States Supreme Court
Maryland
Three Home Fixes From Through the Kitchen Ledger
Practical tips on wallpaper measurement and roll needs, velvet care using a hot bread pan and damp muslin, and a gum tissue kitchen apron bound with white tape. Each item outlines steps for measurement or preparation and notes on use and efficiency.
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English Sanitary
Loaded New Potatoes with Beef and Salmon Filling
Six medium potatoes baked until soft are halved and filled with a butter milk mix and seasoned ground beef. Salmon mixed with lemon juice parsley paprika is formed into crusted croquettes and fried. A baked apple dessert with meringue is prepared and served with custard.
Chocolate Fudge and Oyster Macaroni Bake
A compact home recipe describes fudge made from sugar milk chocolate butter and vanilla cooled on marble then used to instruct. It then outlines layering macaroni oysters white sauce and buttered crumbs baked until brown for a complete dish.
Nursery Tea Table Porcelain ware and recipe hints
A nursery tea table scene features a porcelain milk pitcher mugs and a tray with nursery rhyme imagery. The text blends decorative china with a baking recipe describing beaten egg yolk milk rice flour baking powder and stiffly whipped egg white baked immediately.
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Nursery
Meat and liver cream sauce with sherry instructions
Chop the meat from cold roast or stewed chicken and a half pound of calves liver parboiled. In a saucepan melt butter with flour, stir in cream until thickened. Add chopped meat with salt and pepper, then the yolks of two eggs and a splash of sherry.
Potatoes in the Half Shell Recipe Tips
Wash and bake many potatoes. Halve and scoop, then mix butter hot milk stiff egg whites salt and pepper. Fill skins high and bake until browned. Serves as a classic baked potato appetizer or side dish.
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Honest Man
David James Borrell
God
Kepler
Stephen of
Colonna
Mississippi News Omcogoooge
Clay County
W. J. Valentine
Johnsons
Valentine
John
Will
Walter Johnson
John Johnson
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Gulfport
Walter M. Conner
Hattiesburg
John S. Brooks
Hobinsonville
J. Rice Williams
Houston
Benj. V. White
Meridian
Fred Speed
Vicksburg
Joseph J. Brooks
Dennison
Julius Yarepzky
Shuquiak
Grand Tyler
Verona
Shannon
Lee County
O. M. Norton
Columbus, Mississippi & Western Alabama Railroad Company
Winfield
Thombus
Mise
Vernon
Charles F. Sherod
H. E Blakeslee
ER. Lloyd
A. A. Garner
A. & M. College
Starkville
Lafayette County
Kenneth Alexander Jones
Sumner
Jones
Okelona
Alfred Vidal Davis
Cannonsburg
Adame County
Farrell‘albom Paint & Wall Paper Co
S. Second St
Tenn
Nettleton
Warren County
Oxford
P. FP. Garner
E. R. Liegd
W. M. Mortimer
McCorley
Carrollton
Lincoln
Starksville
Lee
Ephraim G. Peyton
West Point
N. Y
Columbus
Philippine Scouts
Cleorge(oshington
Friends OF
Halliday
Fiost
Samlay
Frans Thompson
First Christian Church
Commonwealth
Chiro
Second Largest Trust Co
Harmon
Hesse
Megia
Streste
Theodore Price, Peckham and
Moses Haas
John DO
Pocantico Hills
Quaker Church
Lurton
Eilis
Pawns Bible
Preacher
Settze
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