Heavy Weights Cast Thy Burden on the Lord Sermon in San Francisco
Rev T DeWitt Talougo preaches on Psalms 55 22 casting burdens upon the Lord. He cites personal trials in business and faith, stories of providence, and warns against cynicism amid persecution. The message urges practical religion and trust in divine sustenance through hardship.
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T. DeWitt Talougo
Honolulu
David
Amidity
House of Prayer
Far
Horeebuck
Chicago
Strait of Magellan
Brewer
Map
Edu
Grip
Gouge & Co
Central America
California
Arthur
Grip, Gouge & Co
Tle
Ile
Daniel
Havelock
Lord Jesus Christ
New York City
Ila
Germanicus
Joseph W
Shadrach
John the Evangelist
Patmos
Calvin
John Huss
Korah
Moses
Saul
Herod
Christ
Iite
Barabbas
Barabbree
Tose
Universalist Church
Motley
Dutch Republic
Egmont
Luther
Galilel
Columbus
John Jay
Josiah Quincy
Earth
Heaven
Lis
Dis
Cresa
Turaclee
New York
Talmage
Sonia
Bin
Sahara
Prohibitionists Prepare for State Convention in Columbia
The South Carolina Prohibitionists call for a June 7 convention in Columbia to push for strict enforcement of the liquor ban. L. D. Camps outlines the urgency, appeals for unity across factions, and urges voters to support measures that curb saloon reopening and safeguard society.
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Columbia
South Carolina
State Prohibition Executive Committee
Supreme Court
Dawand
L. D. Camps
Ch’m
State Pro
Assessments Slightly Trimmed for Most Railroads
The State Board of Railroad Equalization met for under three hours and set yearly railroad assessments across the state. New lines like the Wilson Short Cut and the Georgia, Carolina and Northern saw increases, while several older lines including the Richmond and Danville system carriers saw reductions. The total cut is expected near 200000 to 300000 statewide, with June 9 slated for the next meeting.
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Bates
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Vinval
Duncan
Rairoad Commission
Norton
Wilson
Georgia, Carolina and Northern
Columbia
Greenvillee
Charlotte
Augusta
Spartanburg
Union
Pleamont Air Line
Richmond and
Danville
Atlantic Coast Line
Port Royal
South Carolina
Columbia and
Greenville Road
Charlotte, Columbia
Piedmont Air Line
Coast Line
Thia Line
Charleston
Ata Ee
Chester
Eceacanaee Geo Chesterfield
Clarendon
Darlington
UDO Edgefield
Abdbovino
Barnwell
Cceeesseess
Hampion
Iccsses
Avevenerse
LORY
Siaiatussiavs
Masson Mysaieaateir Sarwens
Saives
Orangeburg
Sohesaices
Richland
Sparcanburg
Erveoess
Plot to abduct wife of Lexington minister uncovered in Columbia
A plot to intercept and assault the wife of Rev. S P Schumpert near Lexington was thwarted when a barricade blocked her return and two African American suspects were arrested in Lexington jail. George Taylor fled to Columbia, but was captured on Main Street by Officer Bolton. The case prompted statewide police alerts with uncertainty about further actions.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Times-Union
Palatka
I. J. Burgis
Putnam Hall
Hving
Burgis
Georgia
Dwore
Florida
Newbury
Lane
Columbia, 8. C
P. Schumpert
Lexington County
Lexington
George Taylor
Radcliffe
Agister
Congressmen Move to Halt Further Bond Issuance
Congressman's joint resolution urges the Secretary of the Treasury to stop issuing new bonds and to coin idle silver seigniorage of fifty one million dollars. It directs immediate coinage of silver seigniorage to boost Treasury cash and repeals any laws authorizing new bond issues.
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Wasumnaron
D. C
Talbert
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretry of
the Treasury
United States
Treasury
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Couple’s third marriage ends with legal oddity in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a notable wedding joined convict Charles Conrad, serving seven years for bigamy, to Miss Imma Eberle from a prominent family. Conrad had wed, divorced, and remarried Eberle after two prior marriages. The Milwaukee wife obtained a divorce, making the latest union legally valid and intended to legitimize their children.
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Columbus
Chaplin Winger
Cincinnati
Conrad
Minneapolis
Imma Eberle
Iving
Alnnesota
Milwaukee
Miss Eberle
Musical Homes Are Happy Homes and the piano appeal
A promotional notice urges families to invest in a piano or organ, arguing music brightens homes and lasts for decades. It highlights Ludden and Bates Southern Music House of Savannah Georgia, founded in 1870, claiming 60 000 instruments supplied and promising fair prices and honest service with free catalogs.
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Ludden & Bates Southern Munto House
Sarah
Nah
Music House of
The
South
America
Eto
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