Wall Street Rejoices Over Rejuvenation and Rail Deal Hopes
Wall Street rises on cheaper money and higher security prices as European rate cuts push optimism. Banks are cautious on railroad profits while the Interstate Commerce Commission prepares a report on the St. Louis and San Francisco collapse. National City Bank plans to join the federal reserve system this week.
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Colored Business League Plans City Visit to Lilly Baptist
The Colored Business League met at Lilly Baptist church with a large crowd and a spirited session. Members voted to march to Lilly Baptist church Sunday night February 15 to honor Rev. Crawford, founder of the league, and set Monday February 16 for the public to visit and inspect colored business establishments in the city.
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Cough Remedy Promoted For Children And Adults
An advertisement touts a product named cer tain's Cough Remedy as the safest medicine for coughs colds and croup in children and suitable for adults. It warns against opium containing cough syrups and claims no better remedy exists. Sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Art Treasures of the World Gathered For Panama-Pacific Exposition
Art treasures from Europe the Orient and the Americas will fill the Panama Pacific Exposition site in Francisco in 1915 and 1916. The Palace of Fine Arts will display old master paintings and contemporary works with Rodin sculptures. monumental murals and sculpture will decorate the grounds under A Stirling Calder and Jules Guerin.
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World Bible Conference plans announced in Nashville
A large Bible conference is set for Nashville from February 22 to March 1, 2014 with speakers such as Dr. G Campbell Morgan and Dr. William A Souper. Rail fare includes one fare plus 25 cents round trip for Tennessee and special certificates for out of state travelers. The committee hopes to attract about five thousand attendees.
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Tennessee
Engineer Forty Years and Tried to Cross Track
F G Lucas a veteran engineer of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway for forty years was struck and killed at Lavergne twelve miles southeast of Nashville while attempting to cross the tracks ahead of a fast passenger train at six o clock last night.
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Californian to Address Men Only Sunday Meeting
Rev W E Robinson of La Cal will speak at a men only Sunday afternoon meeting in the Harte And of the Young Men's Christian Association. The talk titled The Wise Men will start at 3 30 o clock with doors open at 3. A song service precedes the address and music by Drago's orchestra is planned.
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