Dr Wilks on the inequality of man sermon
Rev W P Wilks preaches at Tabernacle Baptist on Acts 10 34 arguing God shows no respect of persons and condemns sin equally while society favors birth and wealth over virtue and labor. He critiques slavery discrimination and church hypocrisy and cites labor conflicts and social inequities.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
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Englad
Times
Los Angeles
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United States Senate
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Christ
Jesus Christ
Bo Pinoy
New Orleans Man Dies of Tetanus After Malaria Treatment
Jules Bistes aged 34 resident manager of the Orpheum theatre in New Orleans died after more than 24 hours of tetanus with unknown infection source. Doctors suspect the toxin came from a prior tetanus anti toxin injection given days earlier. A widow survives him.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Jules Bistes
Orpheum Theatre
Bistes
Awaited legal hour and eloped with lover
Miss Zyrl waited until her eighteenth birthday to wed Daniel Hughes despite parental opposition. Just after midnight she left home with him, woke deputy clerk John Houk, and the couple married at the courthouse with Jackson and Hughes as their fathers.
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Columbus
Ind
Zyrl
Cupid
Daniel Hughes
Hughes
John Houk
Albert Jackson
Rock Creek Township
Jacob—A. Hughes
Whosoever Will in Gospel Message
Sermon emphasizes divine equality before God and universal offer of salvation. It cites Peter’s vision and John 3 16 to argue that God shows no favoritism. The message centers on the whosoever theme and the need for a Savior for all people.
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Peter
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Jealousy Sparks Dual Slaying and Suicide
Vaudeville actor Frank Bailey of Atlanta killed his wife Magie Edwards of Denver and shot himself in Kansas City. The couple, married in Chicago three years ago, had surfaced ruptures from jealousy after a recent dispute with a manager. Police found Edwards dead in bed and Bailey with a pistol, the room bearing Mrs. Bailey’s return address. The incident followed threats and repeated quarrels since their arrival for a one week engagement.
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Ly Associated Press
Kansas
Citi
Frank Bailey
Atlanta
Magie Edwards
Denver
Bailey
Chicago
Sterdey
Aman
W. E. Bailey
Kennedy
Street
Kansas City
Committee to Study Currency Reforms
The currency and banking committee of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will meet in Washington on July 9 to discuss currency reform legislation in Congress. The first joint meeting in the organization’s history will include attendees such as F. B. Holtenberg of Little Rock Arkansas J. A. Pondron of Texarkana Arkansas and Charles Godchaux of New Orleans Louisiana.
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Associated Press
Washington
Currency and Banking Committee
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Congress
F. B. Holtenberg
Little Rock
Ark
J. A. Pondron
Texarkana
Charles Godchaux
New Orleans
Muller Praises Grand Canyon Handiwork
Associated Press reports Dr Laura Muller Brazilian secretary of state and special ambassador praised the Grand Canyon as God’s handiwork during a visit to the park. She and her party viewed the canyon from Yavapai Point and the eastern and western rim areas before resuming their eastward journey from Williams.
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Associated Press
Grand Canyon
Ariz
Maricopa Point
Colorado River
Laura Muller
South American
Brazi
Elihu Root
Justifiable homicide ruled in Newton shooting case
Macon Georgia coroner jury finds the shooting of Harrison Newton by Harry Stillwell Edwards and Prentiss Edwards justifiable. Newton attacked Mrs Edwards with an axe, prompting the pair to arm themselves and confront him as he left his cabin. Five rifle shots and one shotgun blast ended the confrontation.
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Associated Press
Macon
Harrison Newton
Harry Stillwell Edwards
Prentiss Edwards
Newton
Edwards
Mexican Rebel Shot German Engineer as Spy at Torreon
Report from Monclova says German mining engineer Gus tavo Hanson was executed as a spy by Mexican federals at Torreon. American Francisco Martinez, manager of an American owned ranch in Columbia Coahuila, is arrested by rebels for giving in reports. U S Consul Ellsworth in Piedras Negras notified.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Gustavo Hanson
Torreon
Francisco Martinez
Columbia
Coahuila
Piedras Negras
Hanson
Warvahes Hourcen
Monclova
National Capital Day Prohibition Enforced in Washington
Washington marked a dry first as the new Jones-Works excise law took effect. On Sunday the district enforced strict provisions prohibiting liquor with meals and forbidding hotel and club service to guests, signaling a historic dry day in the capital.
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Washington
Jones-Works
District of Columbia
Killed by Auto Chauffeur Held New Orleans Engineer James Haugh
New Orleans July 7 James C Haugh aged 68 resident engineer of the New Orleans and Northeastern who oversaw the recon struction of the 28 mile bridge across Lake Pontchartrain in 1884 was killed by an automobile yesterday Marshal Manuel the negro chauffeur is under arrest Haugh was born in New York a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers and former president of its Louisiana section He resigned as city of Cincinnati civil engineer to join railroad construction He is survived by a sister Mrs Elizabeth Brown of New York.
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New Orleans
James C. Haugh
Erland
Lake Ponchartrain
Marshal Manuel
Mr. Haugh
New York
American Society of Civil Engineers
Louisiana
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Brown
Wilsons Attend Sunday Worship in Cornish NH
In a century old church fifty country folk heard a sermon on interdependence of leaders and the led. President Wilson, Mrs. Wilson, Eleanor, Jessie, and Francis Bowes Sayre attended with service and communion. The president spent the day in seclusion and planned golf and motor trips.
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Associated Press
Cornish
N. H
Wilson
Bullets Find Victims in Two Encounters
Knoxville police officer J. B. Silcox shot and seriously wounded Lee Rucker and Bart Heatherby when they allegedly tried to free a prisoner he had arrested. In Habersham near La Follette, Deputy Sheriff Charles Scarboro killed two Black miners who resisted arrest with two shots striking their hearts.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Silcox
LaFollette
Lee Rucker
Bart Heatherby
Siicox
Charles Scarboro
Habersham
la Follette
Scarboro
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