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Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1910

Page

6

The Glory of the Nazarenes Christ and His Supremacy

A devotional sermon tracing Jesus of Nazareth as the transcendent Christ. The author contrasts worldly power with the glory of the unique divine Son, urging reverence, faith, and personal self control as paths to a godly life. He cites Holy Scripture and historic figures to emphasize the Christ’s eternal nature and superiority.

Nazarene W. E. Tiros John Nazareth Napoleon Hoses Aristotle Ozsar Shakete Mary Christ Jesus of Nazareth Jesus

Hymns And Thee Authors In The Young People S Circles

A historical sketch praises Ersheva Billey as a foundational hymn writer and highlights her religious poems and popular hymns. It notes lasting use of certain titles, praises her influence in church circles, and references sermonettes and church notions on humility and duty within the frame of 19th century religious life.

Ersheva Billey Gland Swanser Wales Movern Bynn Young Peoples Climsh Flynn Mina

Food Trust Regulators to Probe Cold Storage Prices

State government leaders including Governor Harmon and Attorney General Penman unite with Speaker Mooney and State Food Commissioner Dunlap to pursue a crackdown on price boosts. A joint legislative committee will investigate cold storage practices, with health chemists and dairy officials examining storage quality and price drivers nationwide, aiming to reduce living costs.

Richy Energy Obin Fieht Harmon Penman Dunlap Mooney General Assembly Senate Otters Dairy State Board of Tealth Dunlop State Board of Health Itl

Nitro Glycerin Explosion Halts Tunnel Dig Near Cold Springs

Twenty men toiling in a tunnel being dug to supply New York City from a Craton dam were nearly ready to quit at 4 pm when a blast of nitroglycerin exploded. Fifteen men were killed and the remaining six seriously injured. Rescue teams of about 100 workers recovered bodies after two hours.

Craton Cold Springs New York City

Politicians Engage In Primary Election Law Fight

TICS is, POLITICIANS Both houaca of the THinols Taylala ture have enters upon the real fight for the enactment of a primary election law. Democrats in the House aim to hold down appropriations and vote against ship subsidies while Minority Leader Champ Clark of Missouri speaks in a recent interview. Congressman Tawney of Minnesota defends his Payne-Aldrich bill vote, claiming misquotation and press misrepresentation.

Houaca

Government Brief in Anthracite Case Filed in Philadelphia

The government contends a long running combination among defendants stifles competition in anthracite coal and asks the court to enjoin the alleged monopoly. Special assistant to the Attorney General Willa S. Grege led the case with coauthors Carroll Ted and J. C. McReynolds. suit began April 1907 after three years of witness examination.

Philadelphia United States Willa S. Qrege Atorne G General Carroll Ted 7. C. McReynolis Aye

John Farson Parson Dead at 55 in Pleasant Home

John Farson Parson, head of Farson Son & Co stock and exchange, died at 9 45 am Tuesday at Pleasant Home in Illinois after a sudden heart attack. He was 55 and survived by a widow and two sons, John Farson Parson Jr and William Parson. Born in Union City Indiana in 1855, he aided his family after his father’s death.

Bud House Sue Lusaka Belel Iwincer John Farson Qvk Park Ile Parson Farson Farson, Son & Co Chicago New York Ida Farnon, Jr William Parson Parston Union City Whca Wat

Ballingar Withdraws Land From Disposal

The secretary has temporarily halted all dispositions of waterpower sites on the public domain. Areas affected include 3,723 acres along the Big Blackfoot river in Montana 25,125 acres along the San Rafael river in Utah 2,409 acres along the Coeur d Alene river in Idaho 164 acres along the Fresno river in California and 3,530 acres along the South Platte river in Colorado.

Plax Ald Legit Bal Inger Big Blackfoot River Montana San Rafael River Wan Coeur d'Alene Idaho Fresno River California South Platte River

$260,000 Proposed for Yakima Reservation Projects

A proposed appropriation of 250,000 to 260,000 for construction on the Yakima Indian Reservation in Washington is detailed in an Interior Department item. Secretary Ballinger cautions that without timely funding the reservation could face reduced or delayed improvements, with figures ranging up to 49,090.

Yakima Washington Secretary of the Interior House Ballinger

Disaster on Canadian Pacific Railway Near Webbroad

A century old report describes a catastrophic Canadian Pacific Railway wreck near Webbroad Ontario on the Sudbury line. Train No 7 en route from Montreal to Minneapolis plunged from a bridge into the river after rails spread, killing dozens and injuring many as cars rolled down embankments. Telegraph lines were limited and details remain scarce.

Webbroad Ontario Sudborp Spapich Yiser Pacifc Ablroad Montreal Minneapolis

Railroad pool collapses shock Wall Street panic

A bubble of stock manipulation burst in New York leading to the collapse of key firms including Lathrop Haskins & Co and Fisk & Co. The failure losses were conservatively estimated around 3.2 million dollars. The stock market plunged, and numerous brokers and clerks worked through the night to unwind tangled contracts as James Hy Keer, among others, faced the chaos.

James Hy Keer New York Stock Exchange Lathrop, Haskins & Co Wall Street Nui J Fisk & Co Stock Exchange Firma Millannl Keene

United States and Russia Propose Manchurian Rail Charter

A memo from the United States government proposes a joint Russo American plan to oversee Manchurian rail lines. The accord would ensure rail use serves business aims rather than political or strategic goals, with control placed under designated powers to supervise and prevent purely commercial lines from political use.

Ofice United Blatoa Koverachent Tha Man Lolama Aslo Lo Ching Uy Oo International Agnutedte Hwlen Rusalon Suthaacheme Lhereby

WRECKERS OF BANK TO BE GIVEN FREEDOM

Paroled bank convicts Paul G Stensland and Henry W Hering, once jailed for the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank failure, were granted clemency by the Illinois State Board of Pardons at Joliet. They face release soon and plan to resume life outside prison after years behind bars.

Paul G Stensland Henry W. Hering Milwsukee Avenue State Bank Chicago State Board of Pardons Joliet Inw Bf. Murphy Beant B. A. Solvely Wells Ghaleman Charles G. Kebhart Soma Hma Alter Lawyers Othta Exodus Stensland Prieon Hering

Furious Flood Threatens Ohio Town and River Mills

Report describes a sudden rise of two feet per hour on the Ohio River above Pittsburgh near Freeport. Floodwaters broke a gorge, capsized boats, and forced some mills to shut down. One drowning victim identified as Pearl Hodgton, 3, of Turtle Creek. Edward Jennings and two sons rescued five others from a swamped houseboat at the Carnegie Bridge as it capsized.

Allegheny Pittsburg Freeport Edward Jennings Carnepolia Bridge

Railroad unions deny wage rise for east system workers

Railroad train crews east of Waots Central and Chesapeake and Ohio railways refused a wage increase after the reply deadline expired. W G Lee, president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, announced Cleveland shut news. Committees asked for an answer by December 20, with 30 days to respond, but most managers plan meetings to handle demands affecting about 166 000 workers amid two large unions. A separate note reports orange crop damage by heavy rains, valued around 1 million dollars, with forecasts varying on impact to nursery stock and next year’s harvest.

Nusta Chesapeake and Ohio Mien Conductora Ulme W. G. Lee Brotherhood of Railroad Tramees Cleveland Road mavagaTs Relatie

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