The Homesick Soul at the Tabernacle Sermon
Dr. Talmage addressed young men at the Tabernacle in Brooklyn on The Homesick Soul, urging a prodigal return to the father as he used Luke 15 18. He warned of the wages of sin and illustrated repentance with parables and personal anecdotes.
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Diphtheria Claims Two Children In Raleigh Area
Mrs. T Glennan wife of a Navy rear assistant surgeon arrived in Raleigh from Washington with four children. Rosa aged years died Monday evening from diphtheria Pansy aged 3 died this afternoon Kenneth is at death's door and another child has the disease. John Brown a Greek of Atlanta kissed a girl in his employ and was fined $100. He paid the fine and said it is no worth it.
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Wreck That Left Eight Cars Ditching Near Cleveland
A Nickle Plate excursion train from Cleveland to Oak Point derailed thirteen miles west of Cleveland. The second section, delayed, left at 2 pm and jumped the track near Dover, plunging eight cars into a ditch and overturning seven. About forty injured, several fatally. many passengers, including children, trapped under debris. one burned severely. Fire and hospital crews rushed to scene. cause suspected track spread.
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Minister and Mason clash at Baptist conference
At Chapel Tall a Baptist ministers meeting heard Rev J B Stoddard attack Masonry as anti God while Rev Cleveland, a Mason, protested and quit after a failed point of order. Around Columbia, Jane Merritt was found dead on railroad tracks with evidence suggesting murder.
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Columbia
Jane Merritt
Locust Plague Ravages Algeria Prompting Action
London reports Algeria endures vast locust swarms destroying crops and leaving farmers famishing while French colonial authorities implement scientific measures to curb the plague. The Chamber of Deputies allocates 60,000 francs to fight the outbreak.
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London
Algeria
Chamber of Deputies
Destructive Arkansas Storm Kills Woman and Hits Timberlands
A deadly storm swept eastern Arkansas this morning near Little Rock. Mrs. Julia Shadrick was killed by a falling tree and John Stanley, a timber worker, was crushed. Two Tollingsworth boys are missing and feared dead in the woods. Fences and roofs were destroyed and timberland laid waste.
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Arkansas
Julia Shadrick
John Stanley
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Explosion at United States Quarry Near Edgefield Injures Engineer
Sparks from an engine ignited caps and dynamite in a barrel at the United States quarry two miles from Edgefield. Engineer James KE. Davis was injured, with eye loss and chest injuries reported. The incident occurred this evening.
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Riots at Wuhu Endanger Missionaries and British Consul
A North China Daily News report describes a May 12 mob attack on Jesuit property in Wuhu, fire at the Cathedral and foreign residences, and the British consul and Toatai warding off destruction. Foreign residents, aided by gunboats and soldiers, later repelled further assaults as missionaries evacuated to Shanghai.
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Anhui
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Nganking
Drowning Tragedy Amid Bathing Party Near Elberton
Fred Brokaw eldest son of Isaac V. Brokaw and Annie Donohue drowned while attempting to rescue servants of Mrs. Jess at Elberton. Miss Maggie Birsh and Miss Julia Porpis survived. Dr. Ferris of Philadelphia saved after exhaustion. Nearby Iowa storm reports note four deaths in Cherokee and four in Correctionville as a relay storm hits rail lines and towns.
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Asbury Pann
Pfred Brokaw
Isaac V. Brokaw
New York
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Elberon
Annie Donohue
Maggie Birsh
Julia ‘Porpis
Brokaw
Dr. Ferris
Philadelphia
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Mrs. Brokaw
Miss Torpis
Train wreck on Ky road kills four workers and injures six
A construction train building the road from RicuMONbD to Beattyville left the track at Million five miles from here yesterday. Four men Abner Slagen Mat West Joseph Swopes and William DeWitt all colored were killed. Six others were wounded one losing an arm. Conductor Stevens was severely hurt. Those in the cars escaped injury but those who jumped out were crushed as the car overturned.
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Beattyville
Million
Abner Slagen
Mat West
Joseph Swopes
William DeWitt
Stevens
Charleston Sees Slight Earthquake At 11 27 P M
A minor quake rattled Charleston at 11 27 p m causing a distinct boom and shock but no damage. The event went largely unnoticed by about half the population.
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Charleston
Thackston Replies on Trustees Plan to Boost School Administration
W J Thackston defends the Palmetto School Journal and his push to give school trustees more light and help. He cites examples from Pennsylvania Virginia Arkansas and Alabama and says no funds were misused and all actions were public. He states the plan was not concealed and invites scrutiny by a fair public.
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Thackston
Teachers’ Association
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Department of Education
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Journal of Education
Alabama
Educational Exchange
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